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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2002
Page
4
Joe Hladky named chairman and publisher while Chuck Peters serves as president and chief operating officer Ken Slaughter holds the executive vice president and chief financial officer role in the firm with Gilbert N. Peters as needed.
Local officials urge calm as mold fears rise amid damp homes and insurance exclusions. Linn County Health Director Tom Hart notes some cases need phone counseling or site visits with moisture meters. Extension officials advise removing warmth darkness or moisture to curb mildew and welcome inquiries from residents.
supporters praise Judy Goldberg as an independent leader and representative candidate with legal background and extensive school involvement. They note she visited every district school, attended training, and vows fiscal responsibility and accountability while addressing education needs.
Cedar Rapids could gain from Waterloo rejecting a 6 percent local option sales tax extension. The writer argues Cedar Rapids would benefit from Vision Iown funds and urges support for a 6 percent tax to fund pools and a proposed $63 million motel project, noting the broad appeal of the money and potential costs to residents.
A writer in Istanbul reflects on the daily calls to prayer amid a bustling city. He questions personal religiosity and notes Muslim neighbors denounce Osama bin Laden as a false Muslim. He contrasts detainees at Guantanamo with respect shown to prayer rugs, and notes New York City's 9/11 damage estimate as context for finding a constant, personal call to faith.
Endorsements from Jadene Matthews and Henry Urban praise Ann Rosenthal for three years of governance and fiscal diligence. They cite engineering expertise, advocacy for cost savings through energy policy, and efforts to secure federal funds while resisting taxpayer burden. They urge voters to retain her next Tuesday.
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