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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1995
Page
4
Doe Hladky III serves as president and publisher while Ken Slaughter is vice president and treasurer Dale Larson holds the post of vice president and general manager Jerry Elsen is editor of editorial ia Mark Bowden is managing editor.
The piece questions why victims stayed silent as Senator Bob Packwood faced resignation amid decades of alleged harassment. It notes a Sunday 60 Minutes appearance, calls him unrepentant, and cites Florence Graves on reporting that victims feared retaliation and loss of status. Ex-wife Georgie OberteufferPackwood laments the long decline of his Senate career.
Voters are urged to go to the polls in Iowa for the school election today. The piece commends candidates who publicly announce their candidacy and participate in governance, criticizing stealth campaigns and low turnout while stressing public scrutiny and community discussion.
Philip Terzian argues the Packwood resignation spares public hearings and an expulsion vote, while Clinton's conduct draws harsher scrutiny. He cites Kennedy, Boxer, Studds, and Frank to suggest Congress must confront misconduct, urging inquiries into Edwards Kennedy and Paula Jones with Barbara Boxer pushing for accountability.
A Cedar Rapids letter argues that nearby firefighters near Arthur School are essential first responders for medical and trauma calls. The writer urges the public to welcome firefighters, noting their risk and community service while criticizing sleep disturbance concerns.
Reader cites Nancy Stein and an alleged violation of New York Administrative Code 16-11816.6 about noxious liquids, linking it to recurring police notices in Iowa City. The letter laments pet owners failing to curb messes in yards and public spaces, urging cleaner streets and safer play areas.
The Gazette states it does not vouch for readers letters accuracy nor imply endorsement of opinions. It invites equal opportunity for publication of contradictions or corrections as desired by readers.
In Cedar Rapids residents push back on mobile home park zoning and call for updated zoning rules, services, and planning. The Grandview project was revised to include green space and better lot sizes, while disputes over traffic schools and safety remain unresolved.
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