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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2000
Page
6
Dale Larson as Vice President of Newspaper and Magazine Publishing joins with Jerry Elsen Editor of Editorial Pages and Editorial Board Chairman and Mark Bowden Managing Editor to form the new leadership team.
U.S. agriculture secretary Dan Glickman highlighted farmer needs on the Washington Mall with a symbolic meal costing eight dollars, where farmers receive 39 cents after cuts. Senate plans and National Farmers Union proposals push for a revised 2002 farm bill to protect livelihoods amid low prices and market shifts.
Opinion pieces argue China could be a peaceful partner or a growing threat as its leadership tightens internal controls and flexes in the Pacific. The piece weighs PNTR with the United States against human rights concerns, Taiwan, and broader strategic stakes, urging careful U S policy.
A reader responds to a March 15 letter arguing the Ten Commandments are universal unwritten laws, not rooted in biblical origin. The writer asserts moral foundations come from universal discovery, citing Hammurabi myths and the idea of a universal, discoverable code guiding societies across cultures.
Letters from Jeffrey J. Schaefer and Dorothy Krivanek lampoon Collins Road traffic gridlock on Highway 100. They urge synchronized signals, fewer stop lights, and request reevaluation of proposed interchanges and land use for ramps.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles express happiness at the tablet's return to its rightful place on May’s Island, remembering its donation as a treasured item and thanking those who preserved it.
The Gazette invites public letters and guest columns with guidelines. Writers must include full name signature street address and daytime phone. addresses are not published. Limit letters to 300 words and one per writer per 30 days. column length suggested at 700 words or fewer.
Pastor David H. Andreae of Decorah argues the Denver Assembly approval of the ELCA Episcopal agreement was not overwhelming. He notes 27 votes out of 1,033 and says bishops vested interests skewed the result while warning the church’s unity should rest on faith in Jesus Christ, not episcopal governance.
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