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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1994
Page
4
Editorial commends Cedar Rapids Community School Board for expelling students for drugs and weapons but condemns the secrecy. The piece urges releasing ages grades and schools of expelled students and argues for transparent explanations to inform the community and deter others.
USA Today reports comparable worth in college sports as the University of Georgia pays men and women differently. Andy Landers earns 99 080 while the women’s coach makes 58 160, a gap cited as potential Equal Pay Act and Title IX violation by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association.
A compact guide noting frequent slipups in style and grammar. It covers inaccuracy in phrasing such as in self surrender, precise time references, inversion in there are constructions, overstatement of actions as verbal, Shakespearean misquotes, and misused foreign terms like au jus.
A Cedar Rapids resident argues that elected officials are losing control to entrenched bureaucrats in city departments. He cites Asbury House affordable housing project as emblem of obstructive bureaucracy and calls for reorganization, citing the Roger Commission and Fisher study as pathways to restore a people centered vision.
Audrey E. Rahn of Cedar Rapids argues that meatless days and anti smoking campaigns receive unequal support. She notes meat and tobacco both pose health risks and challenges to farmers, questioning financial priorities in health advocacy. March 20 marks the 10th annual Meat Out Day.
A public letter warns that a new federal cigarette tax and Clinton health care plan will destroy jobs and personal paychecks. It urges readers to write Senator Harkin, Senator Leach, and Senator Grassley to oppose the tax and the health care proposal.
E Knapp of Central City vents about a TV feature on the Schmidts and DeBoers accusing the program of unfair bias against Jessica. He argues lifestyle and honesty weigh more than money in parenting and community standing.
A transcription error in Thursday's letter from Art Evens of Cedar Rapids misstated the second sentence. The correct wording says the headline Why bad science can't be good education is 100 percent accurate, but the editorial is 180 degrees off the mark.
The text argues Rep. Jim Leach searches for hidden links to a failed Arkansas savings and loan but has found nothing after two years. It criticizes leaders Reagan and Bush for causing widespread misery and dismisses prior probes such as Rep. Nuska’s House bank expose as lacking indictments.
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