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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1990

Page

5

Letters to the Gazette on Census Bureau credibility

A reader questions the Census Bureau’s credibility after Stephen Larson described using his role to uncover a marijuana smoker. The letter cites fear and privacy concerns as reasons people avoid census responses and criticizes intrusive conduct policing. It argues such actions harm public trust in census-derived policies.

Stephen Larson Stalin Soviet Union United States Larson Census Bureau U.S

Critique of Andrew Dice Clay's vulgar act prompts debate

A Garnaville High sophomore and others discuss Mike Deupree's Andrew Dice Clay article. Some praise his humor despite profanity while others condemn it as vulgar and chauvinistic, arguing he could be funny without filthy language.

Mike Deupree Andrew Dice Clay Garnaville High School Clay Deupree

Best of Best Award for Mid-Prairie School District

The May 20 Gazette notes Mid-Prairie School District received the Best of Best Award and best of category for its informational brochure at an Iowa School Public Relations Association contest. Plaques went to Pete Buffer chairing the brochure group, David Norman for photos, Melinda and Todd Erickson for layout and printing, with Craig Shelladay and Mary Zelienski credited for editing.

Mid-Prairie Iowa School Public Relations Association Pete Buffer The Mid- Prairie Foundation David Norman Namron Photo Melinda and Todd Erickson Erickson & Erickson Printers Craig Shelladay Mary Zelienski

Renfer’s Stressful Months as Police Secretary

The passage notes Mary Renfer served as secretary to eight police chiefs over 18 months, implying high pressure. It suggests a longer two year period under former chief Gary Hinzman also deserves publication, but the Gazette has not pursued that angle.

Mary Renfer The Gazette Gary Hinzman Ms. Renfer

Clarification on Judy or Judi McCoy in Cedar Rapids campaign ties

A letter clarifies confusion over two similarly named individuals. Judi McCoy, broker-owner of Iowa Realty of Cedar Rapids at 1652 42nd St NE, is not the campaign manager Judy McCoy for Steve Sovern. The Sovern campaign employee is the U with Y in her name.

Judy McCoy Steve Sovern Sovern Judi McCoy Iowa Realty of Cedar Rapids Judi McCoy Lowa

Senatorial Candidate Urges Broader Voter Perspective

A U S senate hopeful argues pro life must include prenatal care and maternal support. He warns lack of funds for health, nutrition, and housing risks miscarriages and inadequate care for the homeless. He urges voters to consider multiple issues in November.

U.S

Excessive price for Renoir painting sparks debate

Mary J. Miller of Mount Vernon argues that paying 70 to 80 million dollars for Renoir Au Moulin de la Galette demonstrates extreme wealth disparities. She contends such funds could aid starving and homeless globally, highlighting priorities of the wealthiest 1 percent.

Renoir Mary J. Miller Mount Vernon

Abortion Rights Debate Reflected In Personal Viewpoints

A reader argues abortion should be allowed for compelling reasons not just birth control. They discuss rape or abuse pregnancies, risk to the mother, and the need for personal choice while noting opposition remains.

God Has Plans Calls Christians to Wake Up

Earl Fazel from Cedar Rapids urges Christians to listen to God amid societal ills and church sickness. He emphasizes humility over judgment and questions leaders' arrogance, calling for personal examination and love.

Sodom Gomorrah Greene Square Jesus Christ God Earl Fazel Cedar Rapids

Human impulses and the clash of positive and negative drives

The narrator argues against evolution linking humans to apes, noting gorillas and chimps mostly eat plants while humans are omnivores and capable of carnivory. They claim humans have positive and negative impulses, with war and destruction as negative trends, hoping a creator’s positive impulse will prevail.

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