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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1994
Page
4
Dale Larson named Vice President and General Manager. Jerry Elaen appointed Editor of Editorial Pages. Mark Bowden serves as Editorial Board Chairman and Managing Editor.
Editorial urges candidates and voters to rethink Iowa campaign tactics as primaries unfold. It condemns innuendo and distortion in ads and calls on voters to participate, express dissatisfaction, and demand higher standards before November.
In a D-Day style commemoration, President Clinton expressed resolve over North Korea's nuclear program while stressing the need for allied pressure. He warned that without collective action, nuclear threat could spread, and urged cooperation with Japan, China, and Russia to pressure Pyongyang.
Analysis argues economic sanctions helped end apartheid in South Africa and questions U S policy on China MFN status. It notes pension divestment, state and federal pressure, and calls for stronger sanctions or targeted actions to improve Chinese workers rights. It contrasts economic incentives with human rights goals and cites Pelosi proposals.
The writer argues humans are created good, not inherently evil, citing Genesis and Ezekiel while challenging Cal Thomas's view that society must be constrained by state power. He questions blame on Adam, sin origins, and cites Vietnam and Central American violence as moral consequences of policy. Dean E. Owens, Palo
Lauren Wolcott of Cedar Rapids urges consumers to demand labeling and to avoid products from suppliers using bovine growth hormone. She cites FDA doubts, potential health risks, higher udder infections and IGF-1 concerns, and questions Monsanto's $1 billion development amid dairy surpluses.
Pam Keller of Linn Area Pro-Life United argues abortion statistics and court rulings show the broader scope of abortion access. She notes 1.6 million abortions yearly with about 9 percent after 18 weeks, and cites Roe v Wade and Doe v Bolton to describe broad health definitions.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette explains that letters and guest columns are welcome but not all can be printed. Submissions addressing public business may be edited and will not be returned. Include full name signature address and daytime phone. addresses are not published. 300 word limit. one letter per writer every 30 days.
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