Gazette leadership and key executives listed
The Gazette lists its executive team and governance figures including Mark Bowden as Executive Editor Jerry Elsen Editor of Editorial Pages and Editorial Board Chairman Dave Storey Vice President Advertising Scott Swenson Circulation Director Peg Schmitz Vice President Print Operations Joe Hladky Chairman and Publisher Chuck Peters President and COO Ken Slaughter EVP CFO in a formal leadership roster.
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Cedar Rapids School District Opens Records After Settlement
The Cedar Rapids Community School District agreed to a $5,000 out of court settlement to resolve public records release inequities. The district plans to fund the settlement with an insurance claim as it faces scrutiny over past open government failures and meetings. The Iowa framework presumes openness, with most records available despite potential discomfort to officials.
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Condit breaks silence amid Levy case in Merced crowd
U S Representative Gary Condit told a Merced audience he is behind Chandra Levy 100 percent and urged support as the national focus shifts away from the missing intern. Authorities say he is not a suspect in Levy's disappearance as he weighs a late bid for re election.
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Writing Tips and Language Peculiarities in Public Discourse
A compact critique traces spelling, usage, and grammar slips from public notices and reader comments. It notes amnesty spelling, hesitance with resile, and quips about verbose language, double negatives, and pronoun case shaped by editorial and educational contexts.
Iowa lagging in venture capital with scant investments
Gary Maydew notes Iowa has just 10 million in venture capital from 1997 to 2000, far behind Missouri's 401 million and Minnesota's 501 million. He urges state action, university involvement, and regional cooperation to attract funds, referencing SBA programs and city initiatives in the Midwest.
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America Remains Steadfast After Tragedy and Calls to Faith
Amid tragedy Americans find strength through unity and renewed faith. Many turn to Christ, attend church, read the Bible, and pray worldwide. Gratitude goes to police, fire, rescue, medical personnel, and agencies like the FBI for steadfast service. God bless America.
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Pate Debate Demands Open Forum in Cedar Rapids
Louise K. Johnson of Cedar Rapids questions Paul Pate about his absence from head-to-head forums with Mayor Lee Clancey. She urges direct discussion of his record, plans for Cedar Rapids, and fewer crowded debates. The letter argues access and transparency are essential to choose the best candidate.
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Deadline for Iowa municipal election letters to The Gazette
The Gazette invites letters for Iowa’s November 6 municipal elections with a noon Wednesday October 31 deadline for the opinion department. Shorter letters have a better chance of publication and preferred topics include specific proposals or ideas and how candidates will perform in the future.
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Incumbent Dale Todd Touts Calm Defense on Council Attacks
A supporter urges re election of parks and recreation commissioner Dale Todd praising his diplomatic response to hostile, personal criticism during council meetings. The writer commends his patience, steadiness, and leadership for a vibrant progressive city.
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Smoke-filled restaurant is unfair to Cedar Rapids diners
In the Campaign Almanac the Cedar Rapids Gazette reports statements by city council candidates and the Hawkeye Area Licensed Beverage Association urging policy influence, arguing a smoking ban in Cedar Rapids restaurants is unfair to members. Edsel and Barbara McMickle commend restaurants that have voluntarily banned smoking, noting no business downturn.
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Mary Lou Pazour for Marion City Council
Judy Potter urges Marion voters to reelect Mary Lou Pazour claiming a fair accessible record for regular residents. The letter argues Pazour will be fiscally responsible and understands city relations, encouraging participation to effect change on November 6.
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Gazette letters call for 300 word submissions
The Gazette invites readers to submit letters up to 300 words. Include your name street address and daytime phone number. only your name and hometown will appear with the letter. One letter per writer every 30 days. Contact options include Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 fax 319 398 5846 or email tviews.com
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