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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1995
Page
4
The article reports on the editor and his son achieving a notable win against Chale in a local contest. The piece highlights their editorial leadership and recent success. It emphasizes community reaction and the significance for the town.
The editorial notes intensified scrutiny scuttled Michael Carns's bid to head the CIA after he disclosed immigration and labor law issues involving a Filipino worker. Panetta defends the process while warning of higher security and asks whether nominees can meet legal requirements.
The committee discussed a proposed law requiring bicycle helmets for riders under 16 with penalties starting as warnings then fines of 10 dollars and 20 dollars for subsequent offenses. Parents could face similar penalties while some call it an invasion of privacy though ER staff urge protection from head injuries. The measure faces skepticism about passage and enforcement while education is urged to improve safety awareness.
An opinion piece critiques white male resistance to gender equity during Women's History Month. It cites pay gaps, representation in politics and business, and critiques Newt Gingrich while defending recognition days like International Women's Day and Women's Equality Day.
A Cedar Rapids reader rejects claims of a violent Jefferson High School and praises its arts, sports, and academics. The letter thanks Principal Bob Tesar, staff, and parent volunteers while arguing against sensationalized violence coverage and emphasizing positive school culture.
The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words. Include name street address and daytime phone number. only your name and hometown will appear with the letter. Mail Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or send via FAX 319 398 5846 or email Gazette Net on Flowa 368 8800 CompuServe 75144.1041 Internet 75144 1041 compuserve.com
Lois Woods recalls Ted Mahoney as a beloved Cedar Rapids Irish figure who unknowingly sparked early local gatherings and helped shape the city’s St Patrick’s Day pride. Now at the Marshalltown Veterans Home, his lasting impact is described as an eternal indelible shamrock in the community’s heart.
Letter argues three cent spot price misleads, citing IOU studies showing production costs 8.62 to 10.23 cents per KW at Duane Arnold, while independent power producers with wind run about six cents. It contends subsidies inflate costs and cites substantial taxpayer support for coal and waste storage, claiming IPPs lack subsidies and seek a level playing field.
On March 12, 1912 in Savannah Juliette Gordon Low formed the first Girl Scout troop with 18 girls. Today millions of scouts celebrate Be Your Best Day and the mission to help girls reach full potential through the Girl Scout program. Contact options provided for adults include 309 788 0833 and 1 800 798 0833. Ann Sartwell is the executive director of the Mississippi Valley Girl Scout Council.
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