Gazette Communications Leaders Named
Joe Hladky serves as Chairman and Publisher while Chuck Peters is President and COO. Ken Slaughter holds the roles of Executive Vice President and CFO.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2001
Page
9
Joe Hladky serves as Chairman and Publisher while Chuck Peters is President and COO. Ken Slaughter holds the roles of Executive Vice President and CFO.
The editorial praises 4-H for fostering leadership communication and citizenship while showcasing projects at county fairs. It highlights 4-H clubs in Johnson and Linn counties with hundreds of members, noting efforts to mix rural and urban youth and offer diverse interests from livestock to electronics.
A Philip Morris funded study by Arthur D. Little International claimed early death from smoking could lower costs for Czech health care pensions welfare and housing. The company apologized saying the work was a terrible mistake and canceled similar studies in Poland Slovakia Hungary and Slovenia.
Sen. Daschle, now Senate majority leader, courts risk and influence as he critiques Bush foreign policy. White House backing and Republican taunts sharpen tensions while Daschle presses an agenda including minimum wage, election reform, and Medicare drug coverage. He suggests White House meetings with bipartisan leaders and signals possible future plans beyond 2004.
Iowa City area official N. Oman touts a scaled back 5 acre rain forest tourism and education center aiming for a $250 million project. Plans hinge on a grand announcement with renderings and a funding mix including Vision Iowa money and private donors. Cedar Rapids and Kirkwood College may play roles in an evolving academy concept.
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