Newsroom Leadership Team Names for Press Publication
Joe Hladley serves as President and Publisher while Ken Slaughter is Vice President and Treasurer. Dale Larson holds the role of Vice President and General Manager, and Mark Bowden is the Managing Editor.
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Ken Slaughter
Dale Larson
Time to amend Iowa hog lot control law
The Iowa Supreme Court declined to block Cass County hog confinement from local zoning limits, deeming it an agricultural use. The editorial argues the 1995 law should reflect hog confinement’s scale and impact, urging legislators to strengthen local control to balance environment and the pork industry.
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Iowa
State Supreme Court
Cass County
Critics oppose Cedar Valley Nature Trail underpass plan
County officials reject a proposed 250000 underpass at the Cedar Valley Nature Trail crossing of County Home Road citing excessive cost for limited safety gains. They urge funds be redirected to finish the trail extension through Linn County and Cedar Rapids as part of the American Discovery Trail.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
County Home Road
Highway 13
C Avenue
Midway Road
Otter Creek Road
Cedar Valley
Dalian’s Contrasting Growth: Grimy Streets and Towering Skyscrapers
Peter Jaynes reports from Dalian, China, describing a city of rapid construction and rising wealth alongside persistent grime and dilapidated housing. He notes foreign joint ventures, a boom in skyscrapers, and improved parks while maintenance lags.
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Hong Kong
United States
Kirkwood Community College
Liaoning Province
China
Peter Jaynes
Dalian University of Foreign Languages
People’s Republic of China
Thanksgiving aid fight frames Cedar Rapids forum
Letter writers criticize Congress for cutting food stamp funding in a welfare bill, urging restoration of benefits for children and legal immigrants. A Cedar Rapids forum by the League of Women Voters at Marion Christian Church on January 4 discusses how to respond to the cuts and set local priorities.
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U.S
Clinton
Congress
Marion Christian Church
League of Women Voters
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kaleidoscope '96 thanks from Grant Wood AEA
Grant Wood Area Education Agency praises Cedar Rapids TV and radio stations and The Gazette for Kaleidoscope of Learning '96 support. Conference organizers say coverage thrilled planners and educators, boosting community learning and professional excitement. Kay E. Graber communicates.
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Grant Wood Area
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Kaleidoscope of Learning
Foresight 2020 Criticizes Linn County Representation
Denise Leubka of Springville denounces Foresight 2020 for excluding Linn County supervisors from a Cedar Rapids centered meeting on November 18. She argues the process claimed all inclusion and consensus, yet favored downtown Cedar Rapids agendas over countywide interests.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Coggan
Springville
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapidians
Bluestein
Foresight
Denise Leubka
Gazette letters invite public voice up to 300 words
The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites readers to submit letters up to 300 words. Include name street address and daytime phone number. Send to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or via FAX 319 398 5846 or email gazette fyiowa infi.net.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Marion seeks Capra touch to save park and town
Local council in Marion faces pressure as Bjornson Investment controls large acreages along the bypass and Highway 13. After a contentious rezoning vote near Squaw Creek Park only two council members remained, prompting calls for citizen rally to protect the park and preserve the town’s character.
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Jimmy Stewart
Bedford Falls
Bjornson Investment
Marion
Highway 13
Bjornsen
Francis Marion
Terry Town
Mr. Bedfords
Squaw Creek Park
Frank Capra
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North Korea
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104Th Congress
LTTE
Kay E. Graber
Grant Woog Aea
Capra