Newspaper Leadership Team Named for Runville Press
J P Hladky Jr chairs the board, with Joe Hladky III as president and publisher, John Donnelly as executive vice president and treasurer, John Robertson as executive editor, Art Heusinkveld editing pages, Editorial Board Chairman Dave Morris, and the role of managing editor filled by John Robertson.
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J.P. Hladky, Jr
Board of
Joe Hladky III
John Donnelly
John Robertson
Art Heusinkveld
Iowa caucuses lose luster as predictor of presidential picks
Editorial argues that Iowa's caucuses failed to forecast outcomes for both parties in 1988 and 1992. It notes Carter and McGovern as past exceptions, cites Bush versus Reagan and Gephardt's collapse, and quotes Rep James Leach on insiders steering caucus influence. It concludes caucuses will change, not disappear.
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Iowa
Jimmy Carter
George McGovern
George Bush
Ronald Reagan
Bush
Robert Dole
Pat Robertson
Richard Gephardt
Mike Dukakis
If you're a little guy, they nail you
The NCAA's inconsistent penalties raise questions about bias and vulnerability in college basketball. The Kentucky case drew scolding for noncooperation while Minnesota received a multi year postseason ban for a long running probe. Critics argue smaller programs face harsher treatment regardless of evidence.
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Kentucky
NCAA
Lexington Herald-Leader
Sam Bowie
Cleveland State
Minnesota
Iowa State
Johnny Orr
ISU
AIDS wake-up alarm calls for U.S. heterosexual transmission debate
A U.S. public debate erupts over AIDS spreading to heterosexuals. Critics fault the Grove Press book Crisis for flawed methods and premature conclusions while urging full outside review and a large scale replication study to assess real risk and inform policy.
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New York
United States
West
Africa
U.S
Grove Press
William H. Masters
Virginia E. Johnson
Robert C. Kolodny
World Health Organization
Kolodny
What next for Jesse Jackson in the 1988 campaign
The piece weighs Jesse Jackson after Super Tuesday, noting his strong delegate haul and momentum. It argues he may influence the nominee, possibly via vice president or top advisory roles, and predicts his price is respect and access to inner White House councils. It cautions Jackson’s temperament and policy limits against high posts.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Texas
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Atlanta
United States
Oval Office
Dukakis
Gore
White House
Debates Miss Jackson Leadership Says Letter Writer
A reader agrees with A M Rosenthal that white candidates ignore Jackson in debates yet argues Rosenthal understates Jackson’s impact. The writer recalls Jackson’s role as peacemaker shaping issue focus and influencing other candidates since 1984 and urges more editors to highlight such patterns.
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Jackson
A.M. Rosenthal
The
New York Times
Jesse Jackson
Rosenthal
Iowa
Middle East
Jaeger Campaign Accused of Strings Attached Governance
The Safety Commissioner Jaeger faces allegations of favoring Police Department donors and campaign contributors. Detective Rosdail was charged with lying during an internal probe, then lightly sanctioned after a major donor’s wife contributed to Jaeger. A school visit program officer lost the post to a contributor.
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Jaeger
Rosdail
City Ethics Questioned Over Local Appointments and Nepotism
The Gazette critiques Safety Commissioner Jaeger and a suspension case linking a officer’s wife campaign donation to ethics concerns. It questions council links to contractors and relatives in city posts, citing Flight appoints and civil service issues, and denounces nepotism in police promotions.
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Matias
James Piersall
Civil Service Commission
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Walter Mondale
Mondale
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Albert Gore
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James J. Kilpatrick
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the Gazette
Lee Clancy
Airport Commission
Floyd Bergen
Linn County
Dillard
Sir Richard Steele
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