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Jerry Elsen serves as Editor of Editorial Pages and heads the Editorial Board. Dave Morris is named Managing Editor.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1988
Page
6
Jerry Elsen serves as Editor of Editorial Pages and heads the Editorial Board. Dave Morris is named Managing Editor.
The piece questions Iran’s sudden pro peace stance after a year of stalling in the eight year war with Iraq. It argues the ayatollah seeks time buys oil revenue and weapons, notes Iran occupies Iraqi land, questions the tribunal's impartiality and doubts sincerity of a cease fire.
Cedar Rapids Community Schools weigh moving expensive behind the wheel instruction to colleges or private providers. Superintendent Daeschner cites high costs and asks if Iowa law allows outsourcing while nearby districts offer free or cheaper programs. Colleague Bach defends schools as a public service.
In a Cedar Rapids letter, C E Burlingame recounts decades as a physician faced with Medicare rules, tort limits, and rising liability costs. He urges better doctor patient communication, recalls missed local events like a Kids Fun Race, condemns vandalism to a boy’s tractor, and critiques Elkhart General Hospital’s emergency care. He notes veterans’ parking woes affecting his care.
Outlooks from Eastern Iowa residents invite broad personal reflections on topics large and small. The column gathers reader viewpoints and sociable commentary in a forum style.
A column argues that women should enjoy unisex humor and freely tell risqué jokes. It challenges propriety biases in public life and calls for removing gendered censorship, urging women to laugh loudly and claim the freedom to use coarse language.
A visitor from Cedar Rapids recalls June 25 at Custer Battlefield Montana and the 112th anniversary of the battle. He and Blackfoot hosts note the granite pillar highlights white warriors while Indian families and sovereignty are less commemorated, prompting questions about memory and visibility.
In this meditation Carl Kane discusses clichés with examples from a newspaper misstep. He cites how phrases like wet your whistle and live by your wits evolved, noting misused wording and prepositional shifts while tracing idioms back to Chaucer and early sources.
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