Joe Hladley and Ken Slaughter Hold Key Roles
Joe Hladley serves as President and Publisher while Ken Slaughter acts as Vice President and Treasurer.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1998
Page
4
Joe Hladley serves as President and Publisher while Ken Slaughter acts as Vice President and Treasurer.
The article notes a April 29 IBP Joslin Illinois recall of 282000 pounds, with sketchy public information on contaminated beef and no immediate store lists. It cites a prior BeefAmerica recall and warns that lack of lot numbers hinders consumer identification. Authorities urge thorough cooking and public health awareness.
John Glenn 77, senatorial veteran and former astronaut, trains with NASA in Houston for a nine day Discovery flight amid controversy over whether tests on an elderly flyer will yield medical breakthroughs. Critics say NASA uses science as a pretext while Glenn's 1962 Friendship 7 data offer a historic comparison.
Community letters urge disclosure of the Renaissance Group's makeup and plans in downtown Cedar Rapids. The writer cites proposed projects such as an 11 million dollar parking facility and questions who benefits, calling for public hearings and wider media exposure. Robert M L Johnson is noted as a local public figure.
A reader questions a guest column by Pham Quang Tam, challenging negative views of America and Vietnam. The letter notes over 58 000 American veterans died in Vietnam and over 1 million Vietnamese immigrants now call the United States home, praising free speech and patriotism.
A letter from William C. Stosine of Iowa City criticizes anti gay activists for using faulty statistics and urges fair treatment for gay people. He argues even if only ten gay individuals existed they deserve dignity and asserts testimony from gay people themselves matters in understanding sexuality.
Retiree Ray Dutchik of Cedar Rapids critiques city growth and infrastructure. He urges better planning and follow-up before supporting sales tax increases, citing potholes congestion and trash.
The Gazette outlines a 300 word limit for letters and requires name address and daytime phone. Only name and hometown will publish. Address is Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 FAX 319 398 5846 Email gazette fylowa infi net.
The author lists Republicans and others accused of avoiding military service, naming Phil Gramm Trent Lott Newt Gingrich Vin Weber Jack Kemp Dan Quayle George W Bush Jeb Bush Clarence Thomas Rush Limbaugh Pat Buchanan George Will and more. He notes personal family service records including Korea and Vietnam.
As of April 21 Marion provides curbside recycling to 7 222 customers. The program reduced landfill tonnage by 38 percent and involved 32 neighborhood meetings. City staff answered hundreds of inquiries and delivered bins and lids on time within budget. Victor L Klopfenstein mayor Jeff Schott city manager.
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