Names of Ken Slaughter and Mark Bowden
Ken Slaughter serves as Vice President and Treasurer while Mark Bowden holds the position of Managing Editor.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1995
Page
4
Ken Slaughter serves as Vice President and Treasurer while Mark Bowden holds the position of Managing Editor.
Editorial argues Colin Powell, with evolving views on abortion and gun control, could overcome old political paradigms. Powell's potential as an independent hinges on fundraising, media access, and broad appeal amid a divided nation, though he lacks major party backing and public funds.
A TV contrast between Sen. Bob Packwood’s ethics troubles and Cal Ripken Jr.’s family values. The piece lauds Ripken’s humility, family focus, and role model status while urging a broader return to virtue in American public life after Packwood’s downfall.
Lynn Dennis of Arthur School and Cedar Rapids parents urge officials to relocate Fire Station 7, arguing the B Avenue NE site would encroach on playgrounds, a walking trail, and heavy traffic. they call for safer, long-range planning and alternative sites like Twenty-seventh Street and B Avenue NE.
Earl Fazel of Cedar Rapids argues that women overstep traditional roles by seeking love outside marriage and adopting male attire, citing biblical verses to condemn such behavior. He laments men neglect their duties and urges return to God for peace and guidance.
David A. Phelps of Cedar Rapids argues against politically correct edits to the Bible citing changes such as Heavenly Father to Mother and left hand for right. He emphasizes the Word of God should remain unchanged to honor all races and creeds.
Renita Herman thanks organizers for two Cedar Rapids events. The Reggae Musik Session on August 27 brought a diverse, loving group together despite modest attendance. She also thanks organizers for the Taste of Iowa weekend, calling it fun and a big success with more family activities in the city.
Cheryl Chopper of Cedar Rapids writes about rude behavior from several drivers during a funeral procession from E Avenue NW to Cedar Memorial. She notes interruptions at stop signs and a lack of courtesy shown to the grieving family and friends.
The Gazette welcomes letters and guest columns addressing public business. Submissions require the writer's full name, signature, street address and daytime phone number. No anonymous letters. limit about 300 words. 700 words suggested for columns. deadlines and contact details provided.
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