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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1995

Page

4

Presidents of three nations attend landmark Cedar Rapids museum dedication

In Cedar Rapids Iowa President Clinton hosts Czech Slovak and American dignitaries for the dedication of the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library. The event honors immigrant Czech and Slovak roots, culture, and education with leaders from three nations and attendees from across the United States.

Vscome Clinton Vilamevas Michal Kovac Vaclav Havel Cedar Rapids Iowa Cleveland Seattle Dallas Chicago Omaha Minneapolis Midwest National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library America

Specter argues term limits are mainly visceral and unlikely

Senator Arlen Specter urged that term limits are impractical, praising Georgia Senator Sam Nunn and Iowa's Grassley and Harkin as examples of valuable seniority. He suggested voters should simply replace lawmakers they oppose, implying voters can decide when to impose term limits.

Congress Pennsylvania Arlen Specter Cedar Rapids Specter Sam Nunn Georgia Sen. Nunn Charles) Grassley Tom) Harkin Sen. Specter

Clinton at Cedar Rapids highlights patient diplomacy in Europe

A Cedar Rapids observer praises President Clinton for steady, behind the scenes diplomacy with Czech Republic and Slovakia leaders and NATO allies. The piece notes cautious handling of Bosnia, comparison to past wars, and the role of diplomats and air strikes in pressing adversaries to the negotiating table.

Clinton Serbia

Leaders urged patient diplomacy over military action in Bosnia

Suzanne S. Lisio argues that pressuring combatants to bargain and letting Europeans take a larger role is wiser than arming Bosnian Muslims or deploying U S troops. She cites Clinton, Holbrooke, Albright, and Bush and praises the Cedar Rapids Czech and Slovak Museum opening as a backdrop for international dialogue.

Christopher Holbrooke Albright Bush United States Bosnia Dole Hitler Clinton State Department Russia Havel Kovac Cedar Rapids Europe

Pernicka Earns City Support for Streets and Public Improvements

Letter endorses Larry Pernicka for streets and public improvements commissioner citing 27 years in City Engineering, starting as draftsman in 1968 and rising to project administrator in 1983. Voters urged to elect him to City Council, praising his honesty, work ethic, and problem solving for Cedar Rapids.

City Engineering Department Larry Pernicka Larry Jefferson High School

Market forces and buyouts shape business future

The letter argues market realities drive profits and job retention over political fixes. It cites Evelyn Straub and William Ray, praises managers at Ertl Toy Co and Amana Refrigeration, warns against socialism and mebocracy, and says failed governance harms all, urging employee buyouts only to save viable firms.

Evelyn Straub William Ray Ray Straub Ertl Toy Co Amana Congress

Caller rejects homophobia claims on California reading scores

Carolyn Jones of Independence argues against Bill Horn and Springs of Life Ministries blaming homosexuality for California's low ACT scores. She cites Minnesota Wisconsin and gay rights progress, asserts Iowa ranks third in the nation for reading, and defends Iowa's education against bigotry, urging truth over prejudice.

ABC California Bill Horn Ty Beeson Springs of Life Ministries Horn Iowa L.A Minnesota Wisconsin Minneapolis Madison

School board urged to restore Easter in public schools

A Cedar Rapids reader argues that Easter is being erased from public school calendars and asks why Good Friday is not observed. The letter urges recognizing major holidays of predominant faiths and proposes one day for Good Friday and a spring break reconsideration.

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Gazette prints letters with name and address required

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words and requires the writer's name street address and daytime phone number. Only the writer's name and hometown will appear with the letter. Send to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or by FAX or email via Gazette Net.

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F. Hindley Jr Hindley Ken Slaughter Dale Larson Mark Bowden National Czech & Slovak Museum Beranek Prochaska Dvorak Zobac Czech Republic Michael Kovac Slovakia U.S Northern Ireland Haiti Truman Suzanne S. Lisio Cornerstone Committee Cornerstone Frank Novotny Charles Vyskocil Charles E. Krejci Avard Marousies
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