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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1998
Page
8
The line lists Joe Hladley as President and Publisher, Ken Slaughter as Vice President and Treasurer, Dale Larson as Vice President and General Manager, Jerry Elsen as Editor of Editorial Pages, Mark Bowden as Editorial Board Chairman, and the Managing Editor.
A discussion on race questions the effectiveness of the Advisory Board to the President's Initiative on Race. It notes criticisms of excluding conservatives and American Indians, White House interference, and calls for a national dialogue as a priority for future leadership.
A fictional president faces temptation from a young employee as a moral test unfolds in the White House. An Internet magazine editor debates exposing a long-ago senator scandal, weighing public interest against private malfeasance.
Readers condemn or defend the president amid long running scandals and calls for resignation or impeachment. Comments from William Jefferson Clinton correspondents cite campaign finance, Whitewater, Travelgate, and moral judgments as foundations for political action.
In a Cedar Rapids letter the Sisters of Mercy denounce acts of retaliatory violence and advocate peace and justice to end conflict. They align with Michael T. Klare and call for containment of violence to aid impoverished peoples. The signatories include Susan O'Connor, Delores Hannon, and Vicky Arndorfer.
Analysis of George Wallace's impact on Southern politics and national ties. The piece argues Carter and Clinton rose as reactions to Wallace's racism, highlighting how a new generation sought economic integration and federal support, reshaping Democratic and Republican dynamics for decades.
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