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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1992
Page
4
The editorial argues justice is fallible and subjective, citing the Rodney King case verdict, a $4.3 million two way mirror suit against a Coralville motel, and a Dubuque mistaken arrest for a $79 check. It concludes that Lady Justice is a human institution prone to mistakes yet strives for fairness.
A Gazette article notes only 38 percent of ICU staff at University of Iowa Hospitals washed hands before patient contact. Researchers doubt adoption of a high tech sterilizer and warn doubling scrub rates could cut infections by about 25 percent.
CBS veteran Ric Sevareid who served 38 years at CBS and retired in 1977 at age 65 is remembered as a dignity grounded journalist. The North Dakota native was praised for thoughtful analysis and calm reporting across newspapers radio and television.
A columnist argues Democrats must win over the “screw‑up” voters by portraying Clinton and Gore as relatable, imperfect figures rather than flawless high achievers. He suggests telling stories of their slip ups to appeal to ordinary voters.
The Baltimore Sun notes the 1992 Democratic National Convention in New York moved from the watermelon pink of Atlanta to blood in the streets red while aiming for a peaceful, convivial gathering. Mayor Dinkins and Gov. Cuomo influence kept the event in New York as protesters and police steps loom outside.
Bill Bellmer cedes blame to the Cedar Boat Club for funding the Ellis Park July 3 fireworks, noting Freedom Festival promoters had no role. He states Cedar Boat Club has funded the display since 1976 and invites donations to Cedar Boat Club, Box 1965, Cedar Rapids.
Critics label Rep. Nussle hypocritical for backing proposed tax breaks for wealthy enterprise zone investors just six months before the election. He has opposed many federal programs aiding working families, while praising reform in Washington.
The MVNA thanks Streets Commissioner Wayne Murdock for city help and Scott Shadle for arranging drivers trucks and equipment. Safety Commissioner J D Smith and Police Chief Bud Byrne are praised for the walking patrol program as residents report positive police contact. The group aims to keep the neighborhood clean safe and proud and notes lessons learned for next year.
The Cedar Rapids debate featured Wayne Murdock and Larry Serbousek. Murdock emphasized limited funds and tough decisions with council input, while Serbousek outlined problems but offered fewer solutions. Voters urged backing Murdock to preserve city stability.
Diana Nollen argues Slaughter shows pop sensibilities and aims for chart success, while labeling heavy metal bands like Ugly Kid Joe differently. The letter also clarifies the song Madman is about drug use, not a Disneyland gunman, and cites Ozzy as not charting at release.
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