Nepotism in Cedar Rapids Police Sparks Editorial Action
The Gazette urges Floyd Bergen to firm up a comprehensive anti nepotism policy after lingering concerns that Chief Hinzman and his wife, plus Assistant Chief Wallace Johnson with two sons, create appearances of favoritism. It calls for written rules, reform of authority over the accountant post, and bold, prompt council action to restore morale.
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UBLIC
Floyd Bergen
Cedar Rapids
Inda Hinzman
Bergen
Wallace Johnson
Ron Johnson
David Johnson
Hinzman
Hinzmans
Trendy pets warned against for 1980s
A TV host’s promo for trendy pets sparks a cautionary essay urging readers not to chase fashionable animals. It argues most exotic pets die young or cause trouble, urging owners to choose ordinary dogs or cats instead and stressing responsible care and availability of friendly, affordable companions.
Dole Dole Ticket Question Sparks Conversation In Vermont
In Rochester Vermont Sen Bob Dole faced questions about a possible Dole Dole ticket next year. The piece notes Rosalynn Carter and Nancy Reagan as examples of active presidential spouses and discusses constitutional questions and regional balance. It also explores the idea of a defeated nominee offering the vice presidency to Mrs Dole and the political potential of such a move.
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Rochester
Bob Dove
K-Kansas
Rosalyn Carter
Nancy Reagan
Woodrow Wilson
Senator Dole
South
Dole
North Carolina
Vermont
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dole and Bush Ticket Talk Raises Women Voters Dilemma
The piece weighs the idea of Elizabeth Dole as a potential vice presidential candidate with George Bush. It explores how women voters and traditionalists might react to a Dole candidacy and whether Mrs. Dole could leverage a VP role into a run for president. It also questions the impact on political marriages and women pursuing careers in politics.
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Elizabeth
Senate
Burlington Free Press
Dole
Robert Bork
Doles
George Bush
Republican Party
Peri
Letters question Grassley stance on Bork and Reagan
Readers debate Senator Grassley being a yes man for Reagan and his support for Robert Bork. They challenge statements about Kennedy Biden DeConcini and Justice Marshall remarks, and compare Grassley to Oliver North while probing his views on women's rights civil rights and minority rights.
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Sen. Grassley
Robert Bork
U.S. Supreme Court
Reagan
Sens. Kennedy
DeConcini
Biden
Grassley
Kennedy
Thurgood Marshall
Hoover
Nancy
Bork
Grasley
Oliver North
Control of the body and civil rights
Joyce Evans argues that women's rights hinge on life and liberty, criticizing anti Bork stances and feminist groups. She asserts the right to life underpins all freedoms, condemns abortion as intimidation, and urges prioritizing family over sexual practices.
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Bork
Probor
Joyce Evans
St. NE
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Correction corrects guest column byline for retirement piece
The Oct. 14 guest column Who finances baby boomer retirement carries a misprint. It should credit Darrel Wrider, not Donald Wrider.
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Darrel Wrider
Donald Wrider
Why good people falter on ethical choices in management
Good people often err in ethics because decisions are driven by strong emotions rather than cold logic. Managers must recognize that feelings can override thoughts, shaping actions that seem unfeeling or dishonest. Emotional decision making explains many breaches despite sincere intent and care.
Unethical behavior and decision making in groups
Eastern Iowans are invited to express views on limitless topics. The speaker, a psychology doctor and HR consultant, argues emotions drive poor decisions and unethical behavior. He discusses escalating commitment diffusion of responsibility and the need for knowledge and accountability as remedies.
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Edmund Burke
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