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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1988
Page
6
John Donnelly serves as Executive Vice President and Treasurer while John Robertson is Executive Editor and Jerry Elsen edits Editorial Pages. The Editorial Board includes Chai Dave Morris as Managing Editor.
The Portland and Niles incidents during campaign events showed protesters drowning out speakers and even assaulting attendees. The piece argues such disruptions are not mere politics as usual and could erode free expression if repeated across the campaign.
Iowa set to benefit from Grassley led trade symposium as 41 diplomats from 41 countries toured western Iowa. The event built on 1986 success and spawning a 40 million joint venture in Des Moines with about 200 local jobs. Costs for travel and hospitality topped 240000, while organizers stress relationships over immediate contracts.
An opinion urges Dukakis to counter Bush’s expectations in televised debates. It cites Massachusetts financing linked telemarketing finances and argues the Bush camp seeks to frame Dukakis as a weak debater.
The column mocks political maneuvering around foreign policy debates and image building. It derides staged theatrics and height boasts while urging focus on substantive questions, recalling Goliath and David to lampoon overblown showmanship.
Kirkwood Community College seeks a yes vote on the 2014-cent plant fund levy continuation across seven counties. No new taxes involved. the measure supports growth since 1966 and would yield about $12.15 yearly per $60 000 home. A yes preserves the college role and local career education outcomes. Ira E. Larson 358 Garden Dr. SE.
Letters criticize McDermott for curriculum focus and advocate for student centered middle schools. The writer notes foreign language cuts in Cedar Rapids schools and cites Education Secretary Bennett's model for early language study. Jane Pike, challenger, promises outreach and balanced review ahead of the Sept 13 vote.
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The list presents spelling and usage challenges with nine sentences and a provided answer key. Key corrections include affected, 1o, desiccation, gut-wrenching, no error, insistent, farther, off, loath with notes on spectre versus specter and adviser usage.
A reader voices strong views on Universal Pictures film The Last Temptation Of Christ. He argues the movie depicts Jesus unfavorably, warns of apathy among Christians, and urges believers to seek truth in the Bible. He cites Acts 4:12 and predicts future reckoning.
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