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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1997
Page
4
Editorial argues that Iowa should not rely on state funds to fix deteriorating school buildings. It cites Des Moines lagging maintenance and Cedar Rapids’ example, warning state bailouts distort local responsibility and may reward poor management. It stresses local obligation and prudent budgeting.
Sponsors of the 77th Miss America Pageant say swimsuit rules will loosen for fall, offering two piece ensembles as an option. No string bikinis or thong styles will be allowed, with officials stressing the event remains non sexual and focused on individual presentation. The program airs September 13.
Bakatampa Malu Motombo and Tara Tramonte report on May 17 to May 29 power shifts in Zaire. Laurent Kabila proclaims a transition, faces Rwandese officials, arrests UDPS leader Tshisekedi, and promises elections. Civil unrest continues with protests, massacres in Avira, and regional ethnic tensions.
Letter writer praises Jacquelyn Mitchard bagel column and jokes about a Pulitzer, jokes about bread and rye, cites Iowa City coop sourcing Lithuanian pumpernickel, recalls New York daily bread. Letter from Niles Ross Cedar Rapids also critiques Gazette stance on Second Amendment.
The Gazette accepts letters and guest columns with guidelines. Writers must include full name signature street address and daytime phone number for verification. Addresses are not published. no anonymous letters allowed. limit 300 words per writer per 30 days. column length about 700 words or less.
Daniel Nahmod argues Apple’s fall from influence harms competition, innovation, and access to quality computing. He warns Microsoft and Intel dominance could lock in a limited, dated tech landscape, reducing options and delaying progress across the industry. He notes Apple’s absence preserves style over substance and prioritizes gimmicks over genuine productivity.
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