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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1999

Page

4

Park-or-landfill debate in Linn County Iowa editorial

The Gazette argues for a fair test of Bluestem Solid Waste Agency’s proposed landfill site south of Cedar River and north of Highway 30. It notes the wooded location could screen debris and smells, questions costs of turning land into a park, and urges neighbors to propose viable alternatives or a better site in Linn County.

Cedar River Highway 30 Bluestem Solid Waste Agency Cedar Rapids Linn County Highway 13 County Home Road Bluestem Mount Vernon Road East Post Road Marion Rock Island Preserve 42Nd Street Bobby Ratliff Kcrg-Tv

Kermit Joins U S Mint in States Quarters Campaign

Kermit the Frog signs on with the U S Treasury to promote a new coin series. Over three years he will front print and broadcast ads for fifty state quarters. Mint Director Diehl calls him one of America’s great storytellers and hints he might even change his name to fit the campaign.

Jim Henson Kermit United States Treasury Department Kermit the Frog U.S. Mint Mint Philip N. Diehl America Kermiit

Is She Being Too Picky About Punctuation

Reader questions whether word choices and capitalization in food phrasing and titles are overly fussy. The note suggests Alfredo versus Alfredo Sauce and debates semicolon usage in political prose, with examples about testimony and the word conflicted in relation to the Senate.

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Landfill site sparks preservation plea in Cedar Rapids

Pamela Prochaska Ely urges Bluestem board to preserve a rare timber stand and river valley land, opposing its use as a dump. Scott A Smothers voices concern over flood of waste, water, and odor issues near Cedar Rapids while residents push for funding and public input.

Bill Hennessey Nature Conservancy Iowa State Cedar Rapids Hennessey Bluestem Board Jones Park Bever Park Palisades Park Cedar River Palisade Bluestem Citizens Advisory Committee CAC Plum River Worthington Acres

Abortion Vote Appeal to Senator Harkin Address and Call

Request to persuade Senator Tom Harkin to support banning partial birth abortion. Urges contacting his Washington office at Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 or Cedar Rapids office at 365-4504 to urge action. Emphasizes public demand to end late term abortion and to convince him of the cruelty involved.

Tom Harkin Senate Washington D.C

Five Bucks for the Entertainment Violence Question

Mitch Albom argues that a federal probe into Hollywood's violence is pointless and costly. He claims Americans already know the link between entertainment and youth aggression and mocks Clinton’s 18 month study as an empty gesture. He asserts parents, schools, and society share blame and urges real action rather than rhetoric. The piece closes with a call to accountability and a boast that nobody will volunteer to fix the problem.

Mitch Albumnet See Clinton Hollywood America World Wrestling Federation Federal Trade Commission Colorado Georgia Edgar Bronfman Jr Universal Studios

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