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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1998
Page
6
The Gazette editorial says both major candidates Jim Lightfoot and Tom Vilsack have ruined public trust with dirty tactics. It notes ads misrepresent votes and debates on nude dancing, urging substantive plans instead of petty attacks. The piece laments rising cynicism as the election nears.
The piece argues for adding the words and women to Iowa's constitution to guarantee equal protection. It cites overwhelming legislative votes and broad party support while urging voters to approve next Tuesday. It frames the change as simple, vital, and long overdue for equal citizenship.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette piece discusses a controversial hospital case and a life support appeal. It notes a Virginia wife seeking to remove feeding tubes while relatives may appeal within nine days. The column mocks travel writing errors and questions the timing of appeals.
Paul M. Weyrich argues the Republican led 105th Congress betrays its tax cut aims and spending caps, enabling Clinton’s agenda. He blames fear of a veto and polls for capitulating on Social Security, taxes, and judiciary picks, urging a newProfiles in Courage critique.
Letters argue for a yes vote on a 6.5 million bond to expand Linn County jail and move sheriff offices, citing space needs, tax neutrality, and safety. Opponents warn of overcapacity, lack of public debate, and moral concerns over renting prisoners for profits.
The Gazette invites letters to the editor on the November 3 elections arriving by noon today. Not all will be published, and shorter submissions have a better chance of printing.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites readers to send letters up to 300 words. Include name street address and daytime phone number. only name and hometown will be published. Mail to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or fax 319 398 5846 or email gazette fyiowa com.
Secretary Paul Pate is praised for aiding civics instruction and encouraging voting. The text argues voting extends to jury pools and grand and trial juries, noting juries may influence law changes and civic power. It cites the Ole Munson jury and the Fully Informed Jury Association, urging public awareness and a helpline for information.
A letter asks City Council Members and former Parks Commissioner Chip Hughes for forgiveness for judgmental remarks. It urges Christians in Cedar Rapids to pray nonjudgmentally on the sexual orientation issue, citing Lighthouses of Prayer and Civil Rights Commission engagement.
A Cedar Rapids reader argues Halloween is a day celebrating Satan and suggests children should instead engage in productive activities. The writer questions the meaning of the holiday and asks for any real justification before accepting it.
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