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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1992

Page

7

Voices on Los Angeles unrest and media bias

A reader critiques national leaders and media coverage of the Rodney King upheaval. The letter denounces racism and calls for unity while accusing TV networks of biased reporting and demanding accountability for the riot and its casualties.

Los Angeles Rodney King Solomon God America Kenneth L. Rosendahl Eighth St. NW

Racism in Cedar Rapids Weighs On Community Hearts

In Cedar Rapids race bias persists despite smalltown quiet. The author recounts slurs, unequal expectations, and hurtful acts towards a mixed family. They urge neighbors, teachers, and officials to acknowledge racism, greet others, and practice everyday courtesy to bridge divides.

Unfair judging in Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival logo contest

Ames artist Jo Meyers-Walker won the $1,000 prize for the festival logo in a contested process. A participant protests the competition rules, claiming they were vague or unevenly applied and that no logo design was shown to judges. The writer calls for solidarity among entrants to wear button designs at events.

Ames Jo Meyers-Walker Ms. Meyers-Walker Lu Barron

Recycling plan debate heats Cedar Rapids and Marion

Local residents debate curbside recycling costs and labor. advocates warn of landfill limits and long term taxpayer savings. The letter cites Waterloo as a model and urges municipal action with civic turnout considerations. A separate note argues a mayoral election costing $20,000 is justified by benefiting Cedar Rapids' 107000 residents.

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