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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1983
Page
8
Joe Hladky II serves as President and Publisher while John Donnelly holds the title of Executive Vice President and Treasurer, detailing top management positions in the organization.
About 40 conservative U.S. religious figures urged Congress to ban further genetic engineering in humans. They warned of abusing the creator’s prerogative and argued that oversight must involve medical, legal, and scientific representatives, not religious figureheads alone.
The string of recent near misses shows human error in aviation remains a threat, despite safe outcomes. Cases include a Frontier Airlines belly landing after forgotten gear, a Republic DC-9 fuel issue, and an Eastern L 1011 engine failure, all blamed on maintenance or pilot mistakes.
A former Cedar Rapids animal control officer accuses Dr. Anthony and supervisor Kaye Rodriguez of mismanagement and discrimination at the Cedar Rapids Animal Shelter. He alleges animal mistreatment, delayed veterinary care, police brutality against strikers, and union suppression, naming city officials and the mayor.
A letter criticizes the Wilson Foods strike for violent actions by workers. The writer argues unions caused disruption, calls for the union to reimburse police costs and damages, and urges re-examination of union purpose amid layoffs at other firms.
Kenneth L Barker argues May 28 editorial misstates traductions and Genesis 1 1 3 meaning. He notes multiple translations originate from Hebrew Aramaic and Greek and cites NIV as preferred by many scholars. He defends creationism across scriptures and questions the editorial’s placement in Opinion.
Linn County auditor Merle L Kopel pays tribute to John M Zahorik, an assistant to the elections office who served in mobile registration, absentee ballot processing, and poll work on Election Day. He notes Zahorik’s unselfish service to county and country and offers sympathy to his family.
A Williamsburg meeting led by President Reagan is labeled futile, echoing Versailles debates over trade, deficits, and subsidies. The speaker urges cutting entitlements, reducing government scope to state and foreign matters, and restoring labor leadership while strengthening institutions and faith.
David Broder argues the four week British election, televised and poll driven, reveals a chaotic campaign extreme in both the media spectacle and polling mania. He contrasts Labour and Tory leaders with British electoral quirks, calling the system overhyped and leadership weak.
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