Editorial page Friday October 19 1979
Editorial page notes attributions listing J F Hlodky Jr President and Publisher John Donnelly Treasurer with no article text.
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J. F. Hlodky, Jr
John Donnelly
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1979
Page
6
Congressional bill would discipline federal judges without removal
Critics urge a bipartisan bill to let any person file a complaint with the Judicial Council in the circuit where a judge serves. The council could dismiss or impose retirement, temporary case assignments, private or public censure, or other actions short of removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judicial Council of the Federal Circuit
Judicial Council
Court On
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Federal
Birth Records and Mormon Baptisms Stir Iowa Debate
The piece discusses Mormon Church efforts to microfilm Iowa birth records to perform posthumous baptisms and how 1974 law changes allowed public access to 65 year old records. It notes potential privacy concerns and questions the law's candor, while deeming any consequences as innocuous and urging minimal state reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
St Luke's Hospital honors volunteers for million hour milestone
St Luke's Hospital in Iowa celebrated volunteers who logged a million hours of service, the only Iowa hospital to reach the milestone and among a few in the nation. The event in Sinclair Chapel drew over 400 attendees including Sheila Weeks Donald Dunn Tom Tauke and local officials with a reception afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Iowa
Sinclair Chapel
Sheila Weeks
American Hospital Association
Donald Dunn
Iowa Hospital Association
Tom Tauke
Robert M.L. Johnson
Kyle Hummel
Niki Schissel
Ray
Mayor Canney
Stan Reinis
Letters to the Editor on Smoking and Etiquette at a Concert
A reader recounts multiple youths smoking cigarettes and a marijuana joint at a Five Seasons event. An employee intervenes with the son for playful piano mocking but does not address other offenders. The letter questions enforcement of posted smoking and drinking rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cougar
Rollback orders prompt Linn and C R valuations
Reader questions the legality of a 360 percent rise in Ilgis property tax on Oxford Junction parcels with no improvements since 1968. The writer says county and state officials failed to help and alleges the Iowa Department of Justice avoids ruling on such tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCarroll
Linn
C.R
Oxford Junction
Ilgis
Jones County
Lorenzen
Iowa Department of Justice
Tom Miller
Free to Rock Defends KISS Concert Views
A reader argues that rock music is no more destructive than other arts, cites UNICEF support by performers, and defends free speech and American enjoyment of concerts. The letter thanks The Gazette for a favorable review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Center
Unicef
KISS
America
the Gazette
No crook Carter a corner cutter in 1976 report
The sanitized Curran report confirms no crimes but exposes the Carter family business as embarrassingly inept. It details Bert Lance connections, unbonded loans, bounced checks, and mismanaged Warehouses, with IRS and campaign credit issues noted and a deposition at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul Curran
Georgia
Bert Lance
Bert's
National Bank of Georgia
Lance
Bert
Jimmy Carter
White House
Carter Warehouses
Curran
Congress
Who or which in language lessons across generations
A reflection on grammar rules about who vs which, citing schools and library groups. The writer notes changing usage by organizations such as historical societies and curators, debating whether people or objects are implied by relative pronouns.
Gazette Editorial Page Seeks Reader Letters Under Rules
The Gazette invites reader letters to the editorial page with a 400 word limit per letter. Each writer may submit one letter every 30 days and anonymous submissions are not published. Letters may be condensed and edited for clarity without altering meaning and should include a readable handwritten signature and telephone number for authentication.
Melting pot is key to American unity says Drummond
Roscoe Drummond argues the United States is losing its melting pot ideal as diverse groups cling to identities. He cites Black, Jewish, Hispanic and Irish communities, urges prioritizing Americanism and equal opportunity, and condemns discrimination in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Carter
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Federal Election Commission
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New York Times Service
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Iowa Department of Social Services
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Andy Young
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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