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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1983

Page

7

Cedar Rapids school board race hinges on McKinley fate

The Gazette editors urge voters to favor Moore and Rogers for the District 4 seat and the retiring at large post, arguing for open-minded candidates who weigh McKinley Junior High’s future and overall budget constraints. They warn that keeping a building open raises class sizes and costs, urging a reasoned approach over fixed promises.

Cedar Rapids McKinley Junior High Curran Rosser Dennis Kral Dan Rogers Ronald Moore Norman Hanson McKinley Moore Rogers

Motivation to vote in Cedar Rapids school elections urged

The piece argues that school board races in Cedar Rapids attract low turnout and are decided by motivated special interests and teachers. It notes teachers and activists have outsized influence and warns apathetic voters may lose their say, urging residents to participate tomorrow to shape school funding and policy decisions.

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Candidates debate on McKinley School fate in Cedar Rapids

Letter recounts the Sept. 2 forum focusing on McKinley possible closing. It highlights Dan Rogers open-minded stance last year about Wilson closure and notes Nor m Hanson as a strong at large candidate with endorsements. Hanson supports keeping both Wilson and McKinley open and calls for space utilization study.

the Gazette McKinley Cedar Rapids Dan Rogers Wilson Rogers Wilson Junior High Norm Hanson Hanson

Education or Gossip in School Board Debate

A letter argues education should drive school board elections not past politics. The writer urges focus on quality teachers and curriculum for children, cautioning against distractions about individuals’ past actions and imagined powers to disrupt the community. The piece ends by calling for adults to be educated.

Marion election candidates night prompts board of education view

The Marion Education Association urges Marion Independent School District voters to examine each candidate’s positions and vote, highlighting a mix of incumbents and newcomers. It calls for broad participation to ensure the Board of Education reflects the people of Marion.

Marion Senior High School Marion Education Association Marion Independent School District Marion Board of Education

Flight 7Reaction fuels MX missile debate

The piece argues Reagan misuses Flight 7 to push the MX, labeling Soviet leaders paranoid and advocating Midgetman as a safer deterrent. It warns MX deployment could trigger a first strike and urges abandoning the MX in favor of mobile single-warhead missiles.

Reagan Soviet Union Minuteman Silos Moscow Carter United States U.S Pearl Harbor Congress Pentagon Flight 7

Dan Rogers for School Board in Cedar Rapids

Citizens urged to vote for Dan Rogers in the school board race tomorrow. He is described as informed and caring, with community involvement and jail committee leadership in Linn County. Supports parental concerns and aims for an educationally sound system.

Dan Rogers Cedar Rapids Linn County

Gazette Letters Policy for Readers Opinions

The Gazette invites reader letters up to 400 words with the writer's name street address and signature required. A non published telephone helps authentication. Anonymity is not allowed and letters should focus on issues and events rather than personalities. Only one letter per writer every 30 days.

the Gazette

Community Thanks After Three-Wheeled Theft Replacement

A resident expresses gratitude for a Kwik Way three-wheeler donated to replace a bike stolen from in front of their apartment. The note credits donors, Christy Wallace and The Gazette, Marion police and auxiliary, and relatives and children for ongoing support since December 1980.

Kwik Way Christie Wallace The Gazette Marion Auxiliary Police

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Due Hladky John Robertson Kral Everbody George District 4 Cedar Rapids Education Association Concerned Friends and Parents Pac Iowa Kennedy High School State Committee On Teacher Training and Certification Standards Area 10 Planning Council on Vocational/Career Education United Way Board of Directors Washington High School Hawkeye Labor Council Hope Tom Wicker New York Times Service New York Korean Air Lines Flight 7 Sen Henry Jackson Sea of Okhotsk Gromyko Madrid Anthony Eden
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