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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1994
Page
4
The board of directors led by F Hladky Jr. as Chairman includes Joe Hladky III as President and Publisher Ken Slaughter as Vice President and Treasurer Dale Larson as Vice President and General Manager Ee Gee serves on the editorial board with Mark Bowden as Editorial Board Chairman and Managing Editor.
The Chicago Archdiocese faces a controversial $10 million suit linked to Steven Cook who claims repressed memories of abuse by Cardinal Bernardin. The piece argues hypnosis risks fabricating memories and urges caution in legal cases while affirming Bernardin’s compassion and the church’s accountability.
A House committee approved a proposal to ban liquor retailers from discounting below wholesale by seven percent, arguing it protects small Iowa stores from big discount chains. Critics note fair trade laws since 1930s covered pricing, later repealed, making state price setting obsolete in retail for liquor and other goods.
A veteran writer laments social decay and political misdirection arguing that traditional values decline, crime escalates, and constitutional rights are at risk. He targets policy under President Clinton and calls for public defense of freedoms and moral principles.
An Los Angeles Times editorial argues that false sciences and creationist ideas threaten public schools. It condemns anti science dogma from left and right, urges support for educators, and cites science literacy as essential to American competitiveness.
The governor urges full elimination of the property tax on all new industrial machinery and equipment to attract high paying manufacturing jobs. He cites competitive tax and business climate as essential, noting a 1.5 million employed milestone and comparisons with South Dakota.
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