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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1995
Page
5
A Gazette reader argues that Steve Goldin drew a prison sentence of up to forty years after pleading guilty and aiding the government, while other conspirators avoided punishment by denying guilt. The letter decries the justice system as flawed, noting Goldin alone confessed and faced prison.
Esther M. Strother argues against endless budget increases and criticizes bureaucrats salaries and benefits. She contends the Contract With America slows growth rather than cuts it and urges common sense in government spending.
The Gazette invites letters and guest columns but notes not all can be printed. Submissions must include the writer’s full name signature full street address and daytime phone number. No anonymous letters. 300 word limit per letter. one per writer every 30 days. column suggests 700 words or fewer. address and contact details provided for mailing fax and online submissions.
Cedar Rapids resident Linda Boyle questions why the Bowling Street SW closure has lasted over a month due to concrete not setting in current weather. She notes trains on J Street SW disrupt commutes to work and lunch as crews lag on completing the project.
A Cedar Rapids letter argues religious freedom is personal responsibility, not school policy. It cites examples of families withholding children from school for Holy Days and significant religious events to emphasize spiritual observance and constitutional protection.
Winifred Teddy Shuttleworth argues that Cedar Rapids should invite multiple professional designers to submit plans for the Five Seasons Tree landmark project. She urges a competitive selection by the Art in Public Places Committee of the Metropolitan Arts Council for a city property site costing over a half million dollars to ensure the best choice.
Column comments on the Republican Party's drift since Ronald Reagan. It contrasts optimistic era leaders with present candidates such as Bob Doran Pat Buchanan Phil Gramm and Bob Dole, noting a lack of Kemp or Powell.
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