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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2002
Page
4
Joe Hladky serves as editor and publisher while Chuck Peters becomes chairman. Ken Slaughter takes the roles of executive vice president and chief financial officer.
Editorial notes growing complaints about Bush administration war aims and Pentagon secrecy as Congress presses for clearer goals and front-line reporting. It contrasts public support for the president with calls for more transparency and accountability amid ongoing Afghanistan operations.
Allan J. Lichtman argues that race significantly affected ballot validity in Florida's 2000 presidential election. He cites studies showing blacks faced higher rejection rates, independent analyses corroborating disparities, and critiques of socioeconomic explanations offered by dissenters.
A reader argues state employees earn more than private sector workers and calls for a 3 percent pay cut or pay freeze. They suggest testing services from DHS and Juvenile Court and criticize furloughs as harming service delivery. They reflect on why people seek state jobs.
The Gazette invites letters and guest columns on public business. Submissions require writer’s full name signature and daytime phone number, plus street address. addresses are not published. No anonymous letters and a 300 word limit applies per writer every 30 days. column length suggested at 650 words or fewer.
Dr Stephen Sladek argues that quitting smoking during pregnancy improves birth weights and lowers abruption risk. He counters claims labeling health advice as health Nazism and notes PubMed extensive studies and appeals to medical guidance for Cedar Rapids patients.
The author argues American aid has fueled Israel’s military edge and occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. They urge a public, balanced debate to pressure U S policy toward nonmilitary solutions, noting Arafat under house arrest and Sharon's military path. The piece calls readers to demand change while preserving free speech.
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