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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 2001

Page

4

Gazette leadership roster lists executives and editors

The Gazette presents its leadership lineup with Mark Bowden as Executive Editor and Jerry Elsen overseeing Editorial Pages. Dave Storey chairs the Editorial Board, while Scott Swenson leads Advertising and Peg Schmitz directs Print Operations. Joe Hladky chairs Gazette Communications, Inc. Chuck Peters is President and COO, with Ken Slaughter as EVP and CFO.

the Gazette Mark Bowden Jerry Elsen Dave Storey Scott Swenson Peg Schmitz

Editorial split over Bush weapons plan and future tech

The Gazette weighs how President Bush aims for high tech and smaller systems versus traditionalists seeking larger, proven gear. It notes intraparty tensions led by Trent Lott, questions the 21st century need for 20th century equipment, and argues submarines may define future warfare while urging prudent policy beyond contractors.

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Black bears may return to Iowa woodlands says study

Northeast Iowa nature lovers note that black bears are moving south from Minnesota and Wisconsin and north from Arkansas through Missouri. State and federal protections, plus expanding habitat, could lead to bears becoming more common in Iowa within a decade.

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Charm and threat in Bush Europe trip and Putin response

Norman Luxenburg argues that Bush's charm cannot sway European, Russian, or NATO concerns over missile defense and ABM treaty abrogation. He notes Putin threatens increased warheads and opposes NATO expansion, urging serious policy action beyond rhetoric.

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Council urged to halt East Post Road extension plan

City officials debate the East Post Road extension amid housing growth south of Mount Vernon Road. Mayor Claney now opposes the project, Parks Commissioner Todd and Safety Commissioner Zahn opposed earlier, suggesting the council should pass a resolution to block the extension and exclude it from Cedar River bridge studies.

First City Streets Gazette East Post Road Mount Vernon Road City Streets Edgewood Road Collins Road Lee Clancey Dale Todd David Zahn Streets Don Thomas 34Th 42Nd Streets Thomas Cedar River

Good art debate over what counts as art

The writer ponders who defines good art and who judges safety in art. They cite artists like Eric Booth and celebrate diverse expressions from sunsets and child drawings to parodies of famous works. The piece ends with a reflective tone about taking art seriously.

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Letter accuses Bush of faults over gas prices and pay raises

The writer argues the author misattributes a federal pay raise to Bush and blames him for high gas and heating costs. It notes Congress sets salaries, Clinton signed a raise, and Bush favors long term oil supply with Arctic drilling while refineries lag. Joseph Goedken, Iowa City.

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Legalize fireworks in Iowa to protest fences voltage

A citizen argues for Iowa to legalize home use fireworks as a protest tactic on July 4, linking it to liberty against security state measures. They compare government limits on alcohol, tobacco, guns, gambling, and narcotics to a concentration camp and urge action despite safety concerns.

Iowa

Gazette letter submission guidelines

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words and requires name street address and daytime phone. Only the writer’s name and hometown will be published. Include address Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 for mail or use fax and email provided.

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