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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1998

Page

4

National Mad as Hell Campaign Urges End to Impeachment Drive

Readers express anger at Clinton Starr probe and cost to taxpayers. The letter co authored by Steve M Collins and Lesley Haravon Collins of Iowa City calls Congress to halt the impeachment process and investigation and urge leaders to focus on national issues.

Steve M. Collins Starr White House Lewinsky Clinton House of Representatives House Washington Hillary Congress Lesley Haravon Collins Iowa City The University of Iowa

Key Newspaper Leaders Named in Senior Editorial Team

Joe Hindley serves as President and Publisher while Ken Slaughter is Vice President and Treasurer. Mark Bowden holds the role of Managing Editor in the paper's leadership lineup.

Ken Slaughter

Trails named for Grant Wood could boost Iowa towns

An editorial urges developing a Grant Wood Trail across Linn and Jones counties linking Martelle Morley Olin and Oxford Junction along the former Milwaukee Road right of way. It argues trails attract travelers and economic activity, citing Wisconsin and Minnesota examples, and calls for regional promotion, signage, and investment to revitalize rural areas.

Morley Olin Oxford Junction Grant Wood Linn Jones Counties Cox Martelle Linn County Trails Association Cedar Rapids Marion Jones County Grant Wood Trail Association Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Adams Jackson Highway 38 Wisconsin Minnesota Root River Joel Barnum Elroy Iowa

World Animal Day appeals to aid animals and shelters

Audrey E. Rahn asks Cedar Rapids readers to protest dove hunting in Illinois, urge spay neuter for pets, support mayoral action, and donate to Bever Zoo monkeys habitat through BZPI Fund at PO Box 1743 Cedar Rapids IA 52406-1743.

Animal Kingdom Illinois Iowa Bever Zoo Bzpi Fund Cedar Rapids Audrey E. Rahn

Call for Clinton Resignation Weighs on Radio News

Reader commentary voices anger over Bill Clinton's presidency and alleged lies. The letter argues for resignation, cites Lewinsky scandal details, and contrasts with past leaders like Harry Truman.

Shape up America by investing in education and fairness

A reader argues for paid volunteer apprenticeship linked to grades, broader wealth distribution, and inclusive education. The letter calls for corporate empathy, better contract deliberations, and greater public input, while urging ERA-like gender inclusion and responsible media exposure. Craig E. Seeley Jr.

America Clinton Craig E. Seeley Jr Cedar Rapids

Gazette letters welcome readers with contact rules

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words. Please include your name street address and daytime phone. Only your name and hometown will be published. Send to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or via fax or email.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Gazette

Three year old's blimp drawings mix fear and fascination

Jane Nesmith of Cedar Rapids writes about her three year old Robbie who doodles blue, peach, yellow, and white blimps on the driveway and repeatedly asks why the Hindenburg exploded. He fears flames but seeks understanding, guided by books and a hope for safer helium.

Robbie Smithsonian Magazine Smithsonian

Hiawatha Fire Station Expansion Vote Appeal

In Hiawatha residents are urged to back the October 6 vote for expanding the current fire station built in 1971 to serve a population rising from 2,500 to over 6,000. The project adds space for equipment and training at the existing site with a parking area expansion. Tax impact is about 30 to 35 dollars yearly per 100 000 home, but homeowners note lower premiums due to the department’s high rating. For questions contact Chief Mark Powers at City Hall or his home.

Hiawatha Mark Powers City Hall

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Clinton-Starr Joe Hindley Dale Larson Jons DeeSeee Editorial Mark Bowden the Gazette Elizabeth Dole George W. Bush Diane H. Fisher Bill Clinton Monica Lewinsky Bill and Bill Harry Truman Hindenburg Jane Nesmith Coe College
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