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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2002
Page
4
Joe Hladky becomes central figure alongside Chuck Peters and Ken Slaughter in governance and executive roles at Gazette Communications. The article outlines titles including Chairman Publisher President and Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President Chief Financial Officer.
Gazette editorial praises President Bush for stressing corporate responsibility and a new ethic. It cites his call for a Corporate Fraud Task Force and tougher SEC surveillance while noting mixed investor reaction as the Dow sinks to a five year low. The piece commends his focus on rebuilding confidence in business and markets.
Democrat critique centers on Bush's Harken Energy stock sale before a loss and Cheney's Halliburton period with aggressive accounting practices under SEC review. Aids call it political garbage while noting voters focus on local issues and upcoming congressional races.
Editorial notes the GAOs 200000 investigation into the Clinton White House exodus, confirming missing doorknobs remotes signs keys and other items. It mocks the chase and suggests new topics for inquiry while criticizing the cost and value of the probe.
Ai Dick Spencer's letter in Wednesday's Gazette included an incorrect Web address. The correct URL is http sol_inav_net iowalive The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words and requires name, street address and daytime phone number, with name and hometown published. One letter per writer per 30 days.
The piece argues the United States under Emperor Bush manipulates Middle East outcomes and accuses Israel of seeking control over Palestinian airspace borders and water. It denounces self determination and mocks US role as honest broker.
A resident argues for a city liaison to oversee all animal-involved activities at events. The note cites past frog jumping and suggests appointing an expert, possibly Pat Hubbard, to ensure humane treatment and prevent animal harm during public functions.
In a Cedar Rapids letters page, David Moore questions the timing of a teacher base pay increase to 28900 and urges cost efficiency in schools. Kevin Kearney of Calmar counters with a detailed, skeptical view of teachers’ work hours and compensation, calling for reform and broader public discussion.
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