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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2001
Page
4
The Gazette announces its editorial leadership with Mark Bowden as Executive Editor Jerry Elsen as Editor of Editorial Pages and Editorial Board Chairman Dave Storey as Vice President Editorial, Scott Swenson as Vice President Advertising and Peg Schmitz as Circulation Director and Vice President Print Operations.
Editorial panel warns against using sampling and urges unadjusted April 1 2000 counts for district reapportionment and federal grants. Utah sues after missing 11 000 missionaries abroad, costing a House seat. North Carolina gains as Florida election disputes echo concerns over counting accuracy.
The piece notes guard dominance in Iowa college basketball with Jamaal Tinsley guiding Iowa State to regular season and conference titles. It praises Cara Consuegra and Dean Oliver for Iowa and Drake's NCAA ambitions, highlighting Oliver's hometown roots and inspirational lifts during the conference tourney.
Assembly member Pat Shey argues five years after the 1996 act that local markets remain tightly monopolized by the Mega-Bells. He urges stronger unbundling and safeguards to prevent a return to monopoly and to sustain competition and lower prices for consumers in Iowa.
An educational consultant praises the Iowa Child Institute for its integrated model combining a teachers learning center, research complex, and learning attraction. The plan is touted to advance Iowa children and families while attracting Midwest investment and employment.
Eugene Pinney of Cedar Rapids argues for restoring seventh grade tackle football within the school district. He cites cost, in-school participation, and consistency with other grade-level activities, urging in-district teams rather than external programs like Metro Youth Football Association.
The Gazette invites public oriented letters and guest columns for publication with editing disclaimer. Writers must include full name signature street address and daytime phone number with submission guidance. 300 word limit per letter and one letter per writer every 30 days. column length capped at 650 words. Contact details provided for submission via mail fax or email.
A reader argues that tax cuts boosting cash in citizens pockets stimulate the economy while spending by government created deficits. The piece endorses Republican policy and criticizes leftist opinion and Democratic spending, urging voters to back Republicans and to support George.
In a snowstorm reflection, a writer contrasts dove hunting with eating store meat and seafood, arguing that upbringing shapes attitudes toward hunting abortion and what people consider edible. He cites hunting imagery and Hank Williams Jr. as cultural touchstones.
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