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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1988

Page

6

Local newspaper masthead roles listed for leadership

A partial OCR shows positions and names in the masthead including ay, Ch Joe Hladky II as President and Publisher John Donnelly as Executive Vic President and Treasurer Jon Robertson, Executive Bilitor Art Hensinkveld Editor of Editorial Page Bniical Board Chairman Dave Morris Managing Bitar.

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Grassley warned on Pentagon waste years ago

Editorial notes Grassley exposed Defense Department procurement issues as early as 1984 and questions why concerns were dismissed. It cites prior cases of inflated costs for B 1 navigator stool caps and other alleged Pentagon improprieties. The FBI’s two year probe is cited as evidence that concerns merit attention.

Defense Caspar Weinberger Grassley Defense Department Weinberger FBI Pentagon Air Force Frank Carlucci Ronald Reagan George Bush

A.L. Smulekoff remembered as Cedar Rapids civic pillar

The late A L Smulekoff of Cedar Rapids died at 88 this week leaving a legacy of leadership in business real estate and civic affairs. He guided downtown growth through boards and community service earning affection and respect from many residents. His influence shaped the city’s future and reflected a generous public spirit.

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Letters to the Gazette critiquing farm programs and legal testimony

A May 23 letter challenges Mike Dukakis on the value of Massachusetts farm programs noting a single crop loan recipient in 1985 and urging recognition of agriculture in the economy. The writer also comments on a June 10 news story and June 20 editorial, arguing against compelled testimony and the risks of a prosecutor overreaching.

Mike Dukakis Massachusetts Dukakis Gazette

Community cleanup praised for turnout and neighbor effort

In a June cleanup in the Enoo1 area, Philip Windsor of Central Park Presbyterian Church and Wayne Murdock the Streets Commissioner led volunteers. Twenty two dump trucks loaded with refuse set a record while neighbors canvassed their blocks. The letter-writer credits CCD’s demise and critiques arts reviewing by The Gazette.

Repentance and Salvation in Church Conduct

A June 18 letter argues that God's love extends to all, and Christians should pray for others' salvation. It contends salvation is free but requires genuine repentance, and the church must refuse support to those denying confession. If guilt exists and repentance is sought, confession to God and man is needed to receive salvation.

Father Abraham Jesus

Jam-2- Thon dance-athon thanks supporters and appeals for funds

TJ's Teen Center board and advisory boards thank volunteers for the May 13 14 Jam-2- Thon. The center says it is a needed teen facility and seeks ongoing financial help to reach its goal. Another fundraiser is planned, prompting readers to say yes and support youth programs.

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Frustration With Driver License Eye Test Goes On

The author describes the ordeal of renewing a driver’s permit after cataract surgery and eye exams. Despite faith in the ophthalmologist and a promised one week to ten days for new glasses, the wait extends as the renewal deadline nears and frustration grows.

Driving Again After an Eye Doctor Visit and Frames

The narrator recalls a long wait for mail and a quick fix for glasses, overheard shop conversations, and empathy for elderly neighbors in a care center. A car’s front brakes fail, a friend with emphysema longs for relief, and the piece ends with passing a vision test and receiving a two year driver’s permit.

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