Editorial leadership names announced
Jerry Elsen editor of Editorial Pages and Mark Bowden managing editor and Editorial Board chairman named in new leadership lineup.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1997
Page
4
Jerry Elsen editor of Editorial Pages and Mark Bowden managing editor and Editorial Board chairman named in new leadership lineup.
Gazette columnist notes concert last weekend in Cedar Rapids where joints and pipes were lit amid security. The piece questions enforcement of Iowa anti smoking laws and who is responsible for policing the Paramount Theatre.
The piece critiques Congress blocking past due UN and IMF funds while Saddam Hussein obstructs weapons inspections. It notes Clinton refused a trade off on family planning funds and warns of a weak coalition stance. Netanyahu warns Iran could threaten US and Israel alike.
Washington based writer argues against junk science in high profile cases like Louise Woodward and silicone breast implant lawsuits. Highlights juries misreading expert opinion, calls for science panels to credential witnesses, notes Dow Corning bankruptcy and a decline in silicone reliant medical devices, urging Congress to act and judges to uphold scientific fact over emotion.
Matthew Brosh of Cedar Rapids argues bowhunting offers a fairer challenge and greater safety in city limits. He praises experienced hunters with safety training while contrasting risks from rifle shots and noting deer senses and urban dangers.
Residents commend Cedar Rapids workers from Streets Forestry Water Departments for long shifts clearing downed trees and debris after a heavy wet snowstorm. Doug Loggins notes joint effort and strong public appreciation.
Pat Wagner of Cedar Rapids responds to an Iowa City writer’s Nov 11 letter on teens home alone after school. Wagner argues development varies, ADHD and other needs matter, and supports structured activities over juvenile court intervention, urging community care.
The guest column by Robert C. Tilden was corrected for two transcription errors. It discusses Janet Reno under law, noting the statute does not address evidence credibility, and critiques media portrayal as performative, linking to the independent counsel statute’s wording.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette welcomes letters and guest columns addressing public business. Letters are subject to editing with a 300 word limit, columns up to about 700 words. Include name, street address and daytime phone number. only your name and hometown will run.
A discussion on the use of admit without to and the phrase couple of in writing. The piece cites headlines and paragraphs showing how writers alternate admit being poor with admit to being poor and explains usage nuances for couple with or without of.
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