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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1996
Page
4
A Gazette editorial argues that negative political advertising can be honest critique rather than dirt. It suggests both campaigns should offer aggressive yet honorable messaging, and notes Clinton's record and Dole's congressional background as basis for contrast.
The article notes mishandled troop announcements by Defense Secretary Perry and a stance by Kuwait's emir over Iraq's Saddam Hussein. It highlights Republican critique of President Clinton during election year host coverage and recalls past State Department actions in 1990 that emboldened Iraq.
The piece argues that knowledge alone won t curb teen sexual activity and pregnancy. It urges parents schools and media to provide direct messages on postponing sex safe contraception and responsible behavior, with community support and comprehensive sex education featuring communication and life skills. Dr Thomas J Getta Cedar Rapids shares credentials.
A reader argues that a Linn County deputy was never at fault in the fatal February stand-off after a man attempted to flee, pulled a gun, and was shot. The letter criticizes KCRG for biased reporting and likens the case to a sensational Atlanta bombing drill, calling the coverage yellow journalism.
Leighton L. Phillips Sr. of Manchester urges support for Bob Dole arguing he served in the Army and has Senate leadership experience. He criticizes the current president over alleged failures to serve, moral controversies, and tax questions while praising Dole as moral and capable to lead into the 21st century.
The Gazette accepts letters and guest columns addressing public business. Submissions require full name, signature, street address and daytime phone. addresses not published. No anonymous letters. limit 300 words per writer per 30 days. column length about 700 words. include contact details. mail to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 or email gazette@fylowa.infi.net.
The writer argues for maintaining a 60 percent voting threshold for school bond passage, saying it ensures careful consideration of large spendings. If voters aren’t convinced, the need may be uncertain or improvable by better proposals. Iowa voters are reasonable and will support a well justified need.
Geraldine Kemp notes a technique from news anchors to enjoy dull talks by reordering phrases for clearer meaning. The guide suggests listening for misplaced words and using simpler phrasing to ease boredom and find humor.
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