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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1997

Page

4

Jiang on democracy and American policies in China visit

Jiang Zemin argues against direct elections and accuses U S pressure of forcing political change in China. He questions universal democracy while praising its economic results but warns against imposing a uniform system worldwide. He notes U S democracy is not absolute and predicts strong turnout in Beijing if Americans voted on his claim.

Iang Zemin China United States America Jiang Earth

Marlins win World Series in dramatic seventh game

The Florida Marlins defeated the Cleveland Indians in seven games to claim the 1990s World Series title. Key moments included Craig Counsell’s ninth inning sacrifice fly and Edgar Renteria’s 11th inning game winning single securing the championship amid a tense FALL classic. Wayne Huizenga’s $89 million team-building is noted alongside the emotional victory.

Cleveland Indians PBS Indians Chicago Cubs Wayne Huizenga Marlins Huizenga Craig Counsell Edgar Renteria

Clarifying Misleading Headlines and Latin Ablative Notes

The column weighs whether headlines like murder victim seen alive at suspect's shop are misleading and discusses Latin noun endings and the ablative case. It cites opinions from friends, notes misprints in Latin plural forms, and explains why ablative endings rarely appear in English.

Letters to the Gazette on City Election Issues

Readers critique city governance highlighting Edgewood Road and Johnson Avenue streets, downtown fountains, a gambling boat proposal, rising budgets, and park staffing cuts. They accuse officials of misusing funds, travel spending, and limited public comment while urging turnout next Tuesday to vote.

Edgewood Road Johnson Avenue

Firefighters Still Discontent With City Leadership

In Cedar Rapids Local No. 11 disputes with Safety Commissioner Nancy Evans, firefighters allege little progress toward resolving discipline issues and insist on direct talks with management. Union president Rick Scofield and spouse cite years of frustration and call for change ahead of upcoming vote.

Nancy Evans Fire Department No. 11 Brad Gorman Evans Fredericks Rick Scofield Cedar Rapids Marion Clancey Dick Fredericks

Marion voters applaud school bond supporters in Marion

Letter writer thanks Harry Baumert and the Marion YES committee for passing the school bond issue and salutes Marion citizens for backing education, praising the community's support and calling for continued public involvement. The note is dated from Donald B. Norton II, president of the Marion Independent School Board.

Harry Baumert Marion Yes Marion Donald B. Norton II Marion Independent School Board

Vanquishing the Fairy Princess in Halloween Reflections

Ann G. Sjoerdsma recalls a childhood rivalry with Cathy the princess, her failed ballet, and evolving costumes from Dutch girl to vamp. She reflects on identity, family, and social pressure, ending with Halloween as a space to exercise demons and declare selfhood.

Ann G. Sjoerdsma Cathy Bozo the Clown Pippi Longstocking Voila Frederick’s Hollywood Ann

Buffalo herd threatens backyards as wildlife populations surge

Local observer Dick Michal of Cedar Rapids notes rising populations of mourning doves and deer, with reports of buffalo numbers also increasing. He asks how animal lovers and protectionists will respond to stampeding herds approaching homes to forage and breed.

Gazette welcomes letters and guest columns

The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites letters and guest columns that address public business. Submissions must include full name signature address and phone number. No anonymous letters. 300 word limit. one letter per writer every 30 days. editorial editing applies.

the Gazette Cedar Rapids

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