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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1999

Page

10

Internet Revolution Sparks Student Deliberation at Hoover Library

Five dozen Iowa high school students debated Internet impacts at the Hoover Library West Branch from civic forums sponsored by the National Issues Forum and Grant Wood Agency. They weighed privacy risks, public morality, and free speech, with no single view prevailing. Timothy Walch, director, notes ongoing classroom discussions mirror online exchange.

Hoover Library Iowa West Branch National Issues Forum Grant Wood Area Education Agency

Income, not race, drives school dropout rates, column says

Orlando Sentinel columnist Myriam Marquez argues poverty and family income determine dropout rates more than skin color. She notes rising rates among whites and Asians due to mobility and economic factors, while Blacks show smaller increases. advocates stronger English as a second language programs and targeted support.

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Letters to the Gazette on hate crimes and thought police

The letter argues which acts qualify as hate crimes or hate speech, naming cases b d h as correct examples. It questions federal hate crime jurisdiction and constitutional justification, urging readers to contact representatives to oppose punishment for thoughts. Glenn E. Chatfield Swisher signs the piece.

Chicago California PETA Marilyn Manson Glenn E. Chatfield Swisher

Cruel Abuse of Puppy in Cedar Rapids Sparks Outcry

A witness reports a man in Cedar Rapids whose puppy was repeatedly kicked and strangled. He states the man, who paid $300 for the dog, claimed ownership and insulted bystander authorities. The abuse continued for about 20 minutes as a child joined in. The writer condemns the act and laments police response.

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The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words. Include name street address and daytime phone. Only name and hometown appear with the letter. Send to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or via FAX 319 398 5846 or email gazette fyiowa com

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Honoring Other WWII Sufferers Beyond the Sullivan Brothers

James R. Brousseau of Marion urges profiles of additional Eastern Iowa families who sacrificed in World War II noteing the USS Hoel sailors George and Herbert twins sunk at Leyte Gulf in 1943 and sailors feared by sharks after USS Indianapolis torpedoing while also mentioning relatives aboard USS New York.

George Herbert Hoel Leyte Gulf Philippines Indianapolis New York Sullivan Brothers James R. Brousseau Marion

Relief in Sight as Newspapers Drop At About Phrases

The piece argues for precise time reporting in news writing, urging readers to replace phrases like at about with exact times or just after and just before. It cites examples of vague timing and suggests clearer alternatives while noting occasional unavoidable use.

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