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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1995
Page
6
Joe Hladky III is named President and Publisher, Ken Slaughter Vice President and Treasurer, Dale Larson Vice President and General Manager, J Elsen Editor of Editorial Pages, Mark Bowden Editorial Board Chairman and Managing Editor.
The Gazette editors critique Clinton's Bosnia stance delivered at the Air Force Academy. They argue US troops should assist only if a clear UN withdrawal or reconfiguration plan exists, warn that without a master plan escalation will follow, and urge lifting the arms embargo on Bosnian Muslims while stepping back.
Marvin Pomerantz returns to lead the Iowa Board of Regents as they again explore duplication of services across the three state universities. A renewed look at the 1989 Peat Marwick study may be sought to gauge progress, with University officials arguing most duplication has been eliminated.
Johnson and Linn counties announce a broad multi jurisdictional crime task force uniting 15 agencies to share information resources and prosecute career criminals across borders. The plan aims to suppress violent crime gangs drugs and large scale enterprises with zero tolerance and coordinated enforcement.
A guest column outlines a merged task force strategy for Johnson and Linn counties, targeting criminal enterprises, increasing forfeiture funding, and boosting cooperation among prosecutors. It highlights prevention, community betterment, and proactive programs while noting Charles Larson as Iowa’s drug policy coordinator since August 1993 and former U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Iowa from 1986 to 1993.
A Des Moines daily recounts a mall event with quoted remarks about gender neutral terms. The piece prompts debate on preserving exact quotes versus grammar editing and paraphrase to avoid embarrassing language.
Jeff Kintzel in Cedar Rapids reports a critical column charging Bill Clinton with hypocrisy over NRA criticism, campaign finance, and budget cuts. The piece accuses Clinton of anti law enforcement bias, cites a 1995 budget reducing FBI and DEA staff, and notes a 5.8 million lawsuit alleging improper use of 2.9 million in public funds.
A sermonizing critique ties world peace schemes to New World Order and globalist agendas. It cites biblical warnings from 2 Thessalonians and accuses elites, banks, universities, and churches of pursuing a one world government for profit, while asserting Christ as the sole path to God.
Letter praising The Gazette while critiquing the new TV listings. The writer suggests placing channel numbers in ascending order and improving readability to quickly locate favorite channels and programs.
The Gazette welcomes letters and guest columns addressing public business. All material may be edited and returned to sender is not possible. Include writer name signature street address and daytime phone number with submissions. 300 word limit for letters. 700 words for columns. mail to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406.
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