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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2001
Page
4
The Gazette announces its executive editor Mark Bowden editor Jerry Elsen and editorial board chairman Dave Storey. It also lists vice president Scott Swenson circulation director Peg Schmitz and vice president print operations as key staff.
The Cedar Rapids Paramount Theatre renovation plan aims to expand and update the building with new restrooms rehearsal space HVAC and dressing rooms as part of a 5.7 million renovation and a 6 million fund drive still needing 2.4 million. City officials praise the project as vital for the community and arts scene.
As OSHA marks 30 years since its creation, Sen. Kennedy credits the agency with halving workplace deaths and reducing injuries. The report notes state programs, reduced paperwork since 1990, and OSHA focus on construction inspections, amid debates on red tape and enforcement.
The Los Angeles Times editorial notes Bush's 16 member commission led by Richard Parsons and Daniel Moynihan faces hard realities. It warns retirement age increases or lower cost of living adjustments may be needed and payroll taxes could rise. Private accounts spark debate while solvency hinges on longer workforce life and higher worker to retiree ratios.
The writer reflects on the impending execution of Timothy McVeigh and the suffering of victims. They ponder whether forgiveness and heavenly peace apply to all, including McVeigh, and urge empathy and prayer for mercy from a loving God beyond vengeance.
Hope Rogers Vinton argues taxpayers should buy naming rights for schools, space programs, and teachers. She proposes selling names to fund projects, noting religion neutrality and potential adoption funds while admitting concerns about monetizing public assets.
Orville Sneed argues Iowa can use corn ethanol and biodiesel to reduce imports and cancer risks. He cites DNR trucks using 85 percent ethanol and Cedar Rapids buses with 20 percent soy biodiesel, urging broader adoption to benefit farmers.
The Gazette accepts letters and guest columns but not all can be printed. Public business letters are preferred and may be edited. Submissions must include the writer's full name address and daytime phone. no anonymous pieces. 300 word limit for letters. one per writer every 30 days.
Over 500 volunteers support Visions of Gold to boost Metro Catholic School System teaching staff with salary enhancements and a new endowment. Proceeds fund bonuses this November and distribute remaining funds by enrollment-based division, aiding recruitment amid public school pay debates. Dick Breitbach, longtime Catholic education supporter, joins as Xavier head basketball coach next year.
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