Gazette leadership and board officers named
The Gazette announces executive editor Mark Bowden editor of editorial pages Jerry Elsen and editorial board chairman Dave Storey. Other named officers include Scott Swenson circulation director Peg Schmitz print operations VP, Joe Hladky chairman publisher Chuck Peters president COO Ken Slaughter executive vice president CFO.
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Congress Errs in Banning Cloning Voice
The Gazette Editorial argues against banning human cloning as public ignorance shifts to realism. It notes widespread opposition, possible medical benefits from cloned cells, and the futility of restricting a global, secretive pursuit while urging Congress to let science proceed with cautious oversight.
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Speech criticizes moving Sept. 11 trials to U S courts and tribunals
The author argues against military or secret tribunals for eight Sept. 11 suspects extradited from Spain. He defends civilian trials like McVeigh's, cites historical fascist and war crimes cases, and insists on robust police work, intelligence, and security over punitive, kangaroo court proceedings.
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Timothy McVeigh
Plan may stall on Highway 100 despite claimed support
The Gazette notes a Cedar Rapids delegation says the plan has solid support while critics argue opposition is strong locally. Officials anticipate a one year pause due to state revenue issues and call for a public poll to gauge genuine community backing.
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IDOT
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Old Capitol memories and fire damage recalled by Cedar Rapids reader
A Cedar Rapids reader reflects on decades of affection for Old Capitol at Iowa City. She recalls the fire that damaged the dome and rose palette walls, the nearby art, and her experiences as a SUI student and Mortar Board initiates. She notes relief that no one was harmed and cherishes the rebuilt landmark.
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Byron Burford
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Gazette letters policy and contact instructions
The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words and requires name street address and daytime phone number. Only the writer’s name and hometown will be published. Each writer may submit one letter every 30 days. Address box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 Fax 319 398 9846 Email gazedit fyiowa com.
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Move up the tax cuts to help the economy recover
Tom Donelson of Marion argues Congress should accelerate tax rate reductions into 2002 to spur growth. He cites Grassley’s plan to cut taxes, reduce capital gains, and ease burden on labor and capital, claiming boosts in jobs and disposable income.
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