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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1994

Page

4

Soutter Fountain to move from waterworks to Redmond Park

The Soutter Memorial Fountain, a 2000 pound brass memorial to Robert Thompson Soutter killed in 1892, will be relocated next spring from the water purification plant grounds at 761 J Ave NE to Redmond Park on Third Avenue SE. The City Council, after a petition with 334 signatures, supported the move despite some staff preferences to keep it at the waterworks.

Soutter Redmond Park Third Avenue J Ave Lyle Hanson Pat Crawford Wellington Heights Robert Thompson Soutter First Avenue East Coe College Charles Broughton Soutter Cedar Rapids Water Co Sputter YMCA Gazette First Street

Cartoon satire shapes political discourse in America

The piece argues diversity in politics and cartoons influences public debate. It notes figures like Bill Clinton Larry King George Bush Rush Limbaugh and Garry Trudeau shaping opinions. It praises cartoons for provoking discussion while highlighting Trudeau's targeting of Michael Huffington and other politicians.

America Bill Clinton Larry King George Bush Rush Limbaugh Pat Robertson Howard Stern Ron Reagan Mallard Toon Garry Trudeau Doonesbury Gazette Trudeau Michael Huffington California Dan Quayle

Bread Aroma Rules Spark EPA Clash In Bread Ovens

Boston Globe columnist Jeff Jacoby argues that EPA rules targeting bakery emissions amount to wasteful overreach. He cites catalytic oxidizers for ovens and rising costs, claiming air quality has improved over decades while regulators push new mandates.

Jeff Jacob Wonder Bread Natick Mass Julia Child Beard James Beard EPA America Blue Ridge Mountains Los Angeles Basin

Teens Celebrated for Leadership at NCYL Recognition Night

The author praises the National Council on Youth Leadership Recognition Program and 300 plus students and families for showcasing positive teen leadership. They urge daily celebration of youth virtues to counter negative media images and foster community pride.

National Council On Youth NCYL

Supreme Court wall of separation defended in letters

In an Oct 4 letter Arthur P Heyderman argues the Establishment Clause bars government aid to religion and vice versa. He cites Evanson and Murray as establishing the wall of separation and dismisses counterclaims as outdated. West Liberty author emphasizes Jefferson and Court ruling.

Supreme Court and ‘Wall of Separation U.S. Supreme Court Evanson Murray Pat Robertson Christian Coalition Preme Court Jefferson United States Supreme Court Arthur P. Heyderman West Liberty

Gazette invites public letters and guest columns

The Gazette invites readers to submit letters and guest columns on public business. Submissions must include the writer’s full name, signature, street address and daytime phone number. addresses are not published. Length limits apply: 300 words for letters, one per writer per 30 days. column length suggested at 700 words or fewer.

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Language Notes And The Oddities Of Words And Spelling

A Cedar Rapids reader notes common misspellings and word usage in articles and dictionaries. Observations cover metamorphosis forms for butterflies, over prefixes, pronunciation shifts for err, and slang like blow off. The piece quizzes readers on language quirks and cites Webster’s New World definitions.

New World

Pro life rally omission prompts reader critique

A reader chides the Gazette for missing coverage of a Sunday pro life rally in Greene Square Park while noting Oktoberfest photos were published. They claim the rally was the lead on Cedar Rapids TV stations and accuse the paper of censorship and neglect.

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