J P Hladky Jr Heads Hladky IlI Board
J P Hladky Jr serves as chairman of the board of directors for Hladky III, the publishing house led by the president and publisher.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1989
Page
6
J P Hladky Jr serves as chairman of the board of directors for Hladky III, the publishing house led by the president and publisher.
The article notes Senators Orrin Hatch and Christopher Dodd, long at odds over child care, endorsing each other’s bills to bridge liberal and conservative approaches. Bush’s four part plan is seen as the best feasible path amid limited funds, offering a child tax credit, expanded Head Start, and federal agency day care support. Strong public demand for affordable care underpins this unlikely coalition.
Chicago Tribune columnist William Niekirk criticizes Bush and Reagan era policies while noting rising private giving. He cites Conference Board data showing corporate philanthropy remains around 5 percent of total giving, with individuals and foundations driving about 95 percent. Overall giving has grown from about $50 billion in 1980 to roughly $100 billion today.
The Cedar Rapids area seeks approval on March 7 for a $4.9 million bond sale to build new competition gyms at Jefferson and Washington and a smaller gym at Kennedy. Funds also update playgrounds and provide disabled access. The plan aims to restore middle and high school activities and support sex equity in athletics.
Julie Schultz urges continued vocal support for abortion rights amid fears Roe v. Wade reversal. She condemns anti-choice tactics, highlights dangers of back-alley clinics and self-abortion, and calls contacting officials to defend freedom to choose.
In 1986 lawmakers granted themselves a 12000 pay raise and risk a 50 percent increase by stalling a floor vote. Rep. Tauke sponsors reforms requiring a recorded vote on raises and deferring them until after the next Congress.
Indian Creek Nature Center with Cedar Rapids Parks and Forestry ran a Christmas tree recycling drive from Christmas to Jan 15. About 2000 trees were dropped at the Nature Center lot and chipped by a forestry crew. Chips were spread on trails to protect landfills and improve trails. The board thanks participating families and Commissioner David Kramer for the idea and support.
A civic appeal urges citizens to evaluate a school superintendent's performance and to fulfill duties by visiting schools, understanding today’s educational scope, and reviewing bond proposals. It argues against bias, emphasizes citizen responsibility, and calls for constructive support for youth education.
A letter from Dan Humpfer of Iowa City questions President Bush's oath to uphold the Constitution and accuses leaders of betraying the document. He criticizes government debt, TV culture, and political lies while urging Americans to reread the Constitution and Declaration of Independence.
J.R. Fikuart, chairperson, announces the Washington County Hospital fund drive totals pledges of $48000 to furnish the long term care unit. Hospital employees contributed over $6000 to start the effort and donations of equipment remain welcome as ten semi private rooms await sponsors.
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