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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1992
Page
7
Iowa's 15 community colleges educate about 54 000 full time students annually at low cost and serve over 300 000 Iowans yearly. Growth has averaged around 5 percent annually, driven by demand for affordable accessible training and first two years of a bachelor’s degree.
The LaSalle upgrade plans ignite local controversy over football field use and pricing. Critics fear exclusivity and Archdiocese funding may pressure nearby schools while supporters argue the project strengthens a Catholic institution.
In May 1988 Troop 28 from St. Mark's Lutheran Church planted two crab trees in Washington High School yard in memory of Eagle Scout Andy Andrews who died in a plane crash. One tree was recently run over by a car, destroying the memorial and prompting a call for respect and responsibility.
Marion plans a new library but weighs two sites a vacant Stimson lot across from the Hy-Vee or a block with 11 affordable apartments and Camp Fire office. Advocates warn against urban renewal harming housing. a July 21 meeting will decide the site.
A reader criticizes a front page photo for promoting unsafe cycling away from helmet use and road rules. The letter argues most bicycle deaths involve head injuries and calls for safer, positive cycling images to educate children and families.
Richard Harwood analyzes the shift in power from traditional press gatekeepers to television and talk shows in American politics. He notes Clinton's campaign resilience and Perot's media-savvy strategy while warning journalism risks losing public trust as the media order changes.
A public official links gas consumption to fatalities and discusses amount versus number. The piece cites Rob Colter and criticizes misuse of infer and imply. It argues precise word usage matters and contrasts similar word pairs for clarity.
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