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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1998
Page
4
Ken Slaughter named vice president and treasurer Dale Larson as vice president and general manager Jerry Elsen leads editorial pages with Mark Bowden as editor and editorial board chairman, with managing editor duties assigned.
Editorial warns that Starr's authority to question Secret Service agents risks compromising presidential security. The piece argues secrecy is limited and stresses the danger of eroding trust between a president and protectors, potentially endangering future leaders and national stability.
The American Journalism Review notes CNN faced a damaging setback after retracting a sensational but false nerve gas story about U S defectors in Vietnam. Time magazine issued a one page apology for publishing a similar report, eroding CNN's Gulf War era prestige and trust. Ted Turner reportedly distraught over the debacle and internal criticism grows from reporters.
Stephen Winn explains how the new Roth IRA offers tax free withdrawals after five years for those over 59 and how conversions from traditional IRAs trigger current taxes. He warns of Congress possible rule changes that could undermine benefits and leave taxpayers exposed as lawmakers debate tax reform.
The Farm Bureau defends farmers rights and environmental work in Linn County and Iowa. It cites partnerships with NRCS Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation and Trees Forever and questions a regular letter writer’s anti farmer stance while urging support for REAP funding and environmental reforms.
Nadine Merryman questions Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport renaming to The Eastern Iowa Airport. She asks why the city name was dropped and notes other Iowa cities keep local names for their airports.
Community letter urges Cedar Rapids to keep the Olympic torch in Greene Square Park, arguing it is visible and well placed. The author opposes moving the sculpture and questions plans by the Visual Arts Commission.
A letter condemns Harold E. Dilts for From Ackley to Zwingle. The writer defends the work, cites the preface’s call for more data, and praises Iowa State University Press recognition while inviting future editions to include new documentary information.
A lawyer’s note asks if none is singular or plural and the answer is both. Grammarians say none can be singular when paired with a definite noun, or plural when no definite reference exists, with both used acceptably in modern usage. Webster’s notes confirm flexibility and context drives verb agreement.
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