J F Hladky Jr Named Chairman of the Board
J F Hladky Jr was appointed chairman of the board in a recent directors meeting. He succeeds the former chair and will oversee governance and strategic planning for the organization.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1982
Page
6
J F Hladky Jr was appointed chairman of the board in a recent directors meeting. He succeeds the former chair and will oversee governance and strategic planning for the organization.
The Gazette critiques Roxanne Conlin and Terry Branstad as their race unfolds, noting Conlin's tax situation and the repeated use of stale class war clichés. It argues that bland promises and shopworn lines alienate voters and warn that persistent sameness could lead to a dull four months until November.
The piece argues U S copyright law must adapt as copying becomes widespread. It cites photocopying in offices and journals and notes a Manhattan case about unpaid fees. Court, Congress, and stakeholders must craft practical solutions quickly.
In a sweeping shift, the Senate Finance Committee backs a broad tax increase, 11-9, all Republicans voting yes and Democrats opposing. The debate highlights Sen. Robert Dole's leadership and suggests Republicans may lose the tax issue to Democrats who now favor broader tax increases and even a flat rate.
A reader critiques union cause effects and defending E T while noting government actions. The letter praises Cedar Rapids theatre Deathtrap, questions civic cultural turnout, and warns against unfounded Procter and Gamble rumors highlighting the harm of spreading baseless claims.
A July column condemns U S policy on Lebanon and Israel, accusing Washington of arming Begin and endangering Americans. It cites Beirut shelling threats, calls for ending abuse by lobbyists, and recalls King David Hotel and Dayr Ya Sin massacres. It argues weapons funded by taxpayers fuel civilian deaths.
A Cedar Rapids professor writes that U S actions in the Middle East harm prestige from Morocco to Indonesia, urging an end to such abuse. He cites the Aqsa Mosque incident, cites Nuremberg and Hess, and praises Margaret Thatcher while criticizing Begin and current policy.
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