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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1995
Page
5
Dale Larson holds the VP and GM role while Jerry Elsen serves as Editor of Editorial Pages and Editorial Board Chairman Mark Bowden. The managing editor is listed as Bowden in the rollout.
The Cedar Rapids council should lead on city government form rather than wait for a petition to force a special election. P T Larson’s drive prompts calls for a broad-based coalition and a home-rule charter commission to study options, including the 1908 commission form, with careful research guiding any change.
The Des Moines Police Department assigned cellular phones to ten women under threat, enabling direct calls to 911 with caller identity and threat details. Eastern Iowa providers soon planned to mirror the service, offering faster access to emergency help.
A critical column questions Bill Clinton leadership as Democrats grow frustrated with his silence and Republicans dominate policy. It argues Clinton avoids bold moves, yields to GOP plans, and nears a term with unfilled appointments while Democrats ponder what it means to be a president.
The California governor, after throat surgery, is voiceless as he prepares for a presidential bid. His wife reads speeches at forums while he stays silent, hindering fundraising and delaying a formal entrance. The piece suggests Wilson aims to mimic Reagan by turning his speechlessness into a strategic asset.
The letter highlights a Florida case where a woman who strangled her children seeks to work as a babysitter after five years in psychiatric care. It argues Iowa only checks backgrounds within the state, allowing potentially dangerous out of state convictions to be overlooked. It contrasts with Minnesota's stricter licensing and calls readers to contact Representative Ron Corbett to push reforms.
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