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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1994
Page
4
J F Hladky Jr chairs the board while Joe Hladky III serves as president and publisher. Ken Slaughter is the vice president and treasurer and Mark Bowden holds the role of managing editor.
Editorial notes Bonnie Campbell declines to embrace the Democratic platform as she campaigns for governor. Senate leader Wally Horn frames her stance as a reflection of personal judgment, arguing lawmakers weigh platform ideas against district impacts rather to memorize the text.
Letters to the editor framing the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington as a battleground over whether Anne Frank and the broader Holocaust legacy should be kept before the public. One letter urges remembrance. a Washington group criticizes public funding and school readings, signaling ongoing contention into the 21st century.
David Mastio argues Greenpeace and Pat Robertson share closed minds on climate. He disputes catastrophic global warming claims, praising scientific uncertainty and noting natural climate cycles long before industrialization.
A reader thanks The Gazette for the June 29 editorial on Anne Frank's birthday. The writer recalls performing in The Diary of Anne Frank and reflects on the Holocaust, noting Aug 4 and March anniversaries of capture and death. The piece urges memory and tribute to Anne Frank's enduring impact.
L. J. Marshall of Cedar Rapids argues that if the death penalty should be publicized on television then legalized abortion should face the same public scrutiny. He predicts eventual calls to televise abortions and cautions against expecting quick change.
A Cedar Rapids golfer muses on public course access and etiquette, expressing frustration with pace of play restrictions and hoping for a courteous “play through” from faster groups. He jokes about slow rounds and mulligans while urging openness to nine hole play at Cedar Rapids courses.
Delores Shaheen of Cedar Rapids praises the Freedom Festival committees for another successful year. She thanks volunteers for the busy schedule and Quaker Oats for the breakfast, noting inspiring opening ceremony and impressive parachuting with sponsor Rockwell-Collins.
A Cedar Rapids reader cautions that critics of the Clinton administration should express their views with civility and avoid invective. He notes elected leaders deserve a chance to act and urges restraint from repeating media rhetoric.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites letters and guest columns with public business focus. Not all can be printed as many letters are run. submissions are subject to editing and cannot be returned. Writers must include full name signature address and daytime phone. addresses are not published. 300 word limit per letter. one per writer every 30 days.
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