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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1996

Page

4

Cedar Rapids basketball hoops overlook needs and youth

The Gazette urges reordering city recreation priorities toward youth basketball and argues six city hoops are insufficient. It notes aging playgrounds funded by past bonds, recommends expanding hoops beyond schools, and emphasizes wholesome youth activity over golf and softball. It condemns neglect in dense, low income neighborhoods.

United States Cedar Rapids Gazette Rick Smith

Controversy Over Klein Anonymous Book Author

Critics call for Joe Klein to be fired after revelations he wrote the Anonymous memoir Primary Colors. Opinion columns defend his journalism, noting the secrecy and lying accusations while acknowledging the book’s impact on readers and media.

Klein Clinton Washington Cognoscenti Hillary Clinton Joe Klein

Iowa Sesquicentennial Aids Youth History Learning

Iowa moves to engage youth in state heritage through the Iowa Voices curriculum and The Goldfinch magazine. The Sesquicentennial Commission funds and partners with Pella Corp and Coca Cola Bottlers of Iowa to provide free materials to fifth graders and classrooms across the state.

Iowa Prairie Voices State Historical Society of Iowa Sesquicentennial Commission Coca-Cola Bottlers of

Teaching Iowa history at home and in communities

The piece urges parents and communities to involve children in Iowa history through walking tours cemeteries libraries and family archives. It cites Mary Bennett and Amy Ruth and emphasizes local stories and interviews to connect past and future, benefiting youth beyond the Sesquicentennial year.

Iowa Mary Bennett State Historical Society of Iowa

The unthinkable threat of weapons of mass destruction

Trudy Rubin argues America faces a new era of terrorism with WMD risk. She notes past attacks show complacency, cites plans to fund local defense, and urges Congress to back a U S WMD preparedness program including training for firefighters and rapid-response units.

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Live and let live letter supports same sex rights

Donnette Howser of North Liberty argues in favor of allowing same sex marriages and urges the Iowa Democratic Party to uphold equal rights, sharing personal history and a “live and let live” stance. She notes past fights for civil rights and hopes her children may marry regardless of orientation.

Iowa Democratic Party

Learn about new river plan presented to public

A Cedar River Corridor Master Plan presentation will run noon to 3 p.m. on July 30 in the Cedar Rapids City Council chambers. The public is urged to attend, hear the plan, and offer opinions or risks of not participating.

the Gazette Eandar Cedar Rapids

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