Notable Gazette Editorial Leaders and Roles
The Gazette names Mark Bowden as Executive Editor and Jerry Elsen as Editor of Editorial Pages with Editorial Board Chairman Dave Storey. Scott Swenson serves as Vice President of Advertising, Peg Schmitz as Circulation Director, and Dave Storey also holds the title of Vice President, Print Operations.
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Jerry Elsen
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Scott Swenson
Peg Schmitz
McVeigh case twists draw in British press analysis
In a London view the delay of McVeigh's execution to June 11 follows discovery of 3000 pages from the Murrah bombing probe not shared with defense. The Independent portrays a push to show McVeigh acted alone, while Gore Vidal notes irony and distrust in the FBI's handling of the case.
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Texas
Perry Como dies at 88 era spanning music television
Perry Como, 88, died in his sleep after a long career that began in the big band era of the 1930s and extended into television. His hits included Catch a Falling Star and Don’t Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes, and his persona embodied 1950s radio and TV charm. He was loved for grace and respect on stage and off, and his legacy endures through recordings.
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Good Housekeeping
Lawyer bashing the lawyers and tort reform in Iowa
Tom Riley argues that syndicated columns attacking lawyers fuel a strategy of tort reform to limit access to the courts. He cites ERISA limits, HMO case issues, and Iowa laws on contractor liability, urging stronger rights to sue and noting political finance influence.
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Pegramus
Herdrich
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Supreme Court
Iowa
Terry Branstad
Robert Ray
Eleanor Madden
Eldridge
Cedar Rapids
Charles Larson Jr
Iowa House Judiciary Committee
Madden
Tom Vilsack
Ray
John Ely Jr
Linn County
General Assembly
Larson
Why pay those lawyers so much why we fight corporate thievery
A reader praises lawyers who challenge mega corporations and defend consumer rights against costly class actions. The letter argues corporate thieves steal billions while individual recoveries are small, condemning efforts to limit legal rights and praising lawyers who stand up to elite interests.
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Lawsuits and playground injuries stir school district debate
A reader comments on a family winning from Prairie Crest Elementary and the College Community School District, arguing against payouts and suggesting lawyers drive suits. The letter questions fault, responsibility, and whether parks and schools should strip play equipment to avoid injuries.
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Gazette Readers Letters Policy Summary
The Gazette states it does not vouch for letter accuracy or judge opinions. It invites corrections and contradictions from readers and offers equal opportunity for publication to differing viewpoints.
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Alcohol and Birth Defects Awareness Week message
The Arc of East Central Iowa urges prevention of FAS and FAE during Alcohol and Birth Defects Awareness Week. Mothers and caregivers are advised to abstain from alcohol while pregnant or breast feeding to protect babies from lifelong, preventable disabilities. Dodie Easton Cedar Rapids vice president of the board.
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Gazette invites public letters and columns for publication
The Gazette accepts letters and guest columns addressing public business. Writers must include full name signature, full street address and daytime phone number. No 300 word limit on letters. one letter per writer every 30 days. Contact details provided for submission by mail fax or email.
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