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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1996
Page
4
The editorial argues that 45 percent of eligible Americans did not vote in Clinton's election while nonvoters remain vocal about government failings. It questions whose fault it is and urges individuals to engage, noting both voters and nonvoters share disillusionment with politics.
Frustrating wet weather in May left Iowa gardeners unable to till soil. ISU Extension expert says soil is too wet when a dirt ball sticks and clumps form. Plant suggestions include green beans squash swiss chard and corn with tomatoes transplantable until June 20 if rain holds off.
Washington in 1981 Janet Cooke won a Pulitzer for Jimmy's World before fabrications led to her disgrace. Michel McQueen, a Black journalist, discusses pride, betrayal, and the lasting impact on minority reporters and media trust. The piece notes Cooke's return to public attention and a 1.6 million film deal, plus race and ethics themes.
Duane A. Schmidt argues against establishing casino gaming in Cedar Rapids. He warns gambling redistributes rather than creates wealth, citing personal tragedy from a friend and broader social costs. He condemns casino marketing promises and frames moral community responsibilities over commerce. He notes his writing and forthcoming book.
A reader laments growing US division since 1992 and blames President Clinton for lack of leadership. The letter urges bipartisan compromise and questions source accuracy while detailing submission rules for Cedar Rapids Gazette readers.
A Cedar Memorial visitor describes viewing a half-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. She notes it will be at the park September 10 to 16, urges people to see the real wall in Washington, D.C., and thanks Cedar Memorial for offering the moving tribute.
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