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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1997

Page

4

Local Newspaper Leadership Team Announced

Due Hladley named publisher and president with Ken Slaughter as vice president treasurer Dale Larson as vice president general manager Jerry Elsen as editor of editorial pages and Mark Bowden as editorial board chairman and managing editor.

Dale Larson Jerry Elsen

Petty politics and the Senate clash in editorial view

Gazette editors call Senate maneuvering petty bipartisan politics. They fault Sen. Jesse Helms for blocking Weld’s ambassadorial hearing and criticize Daschle for scrapping Grassley’s prostate cancer hearing, noting witnesses and doctors who traveled to testify.

United States Senate Jesse Helms R-N.c Massachusetts William Weld Mexico Helms Weld Foreign Relations Committee Senate Tom Daschle South Dakota Trent Lott Daschle Charles Grassley Iowa Grassley Washington Senator Grassley

Dark Broadway Musicals: From Oklahoma to Sondheim's Shadow

Columnist Si Frumkin notes a lasting trend toward darker themes in Broadway musicals. From Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma and Carousel to Sondheim’s modern works, early pioneers shaped a tradition of grim plots, while Evita and Les Miserables epitomize contemporary somber narratives.

Si Frumkin E.L. Doctorow Auschwitz Mel Brooks Jerry Bock Sheldon Harnick Frumkin Paris Tim Rice Eva Peron Juan Peron Victor Hugo Notre Dame Richard Rodgers Oscar Hammerstein II Jud Fry Oklahoma Rodgers and Hammerstein Billy Bigelow Lovely Julie Stephen Sondheim William A. Henry III Time Magazine Sondheim

Ted Turner's billion gift to the United Nations sparks admiration mixed with caution

Robert Reno argues Turner's 1 billion donation to the United Nations is eccentric yet admirable. He notes the UN's broad funding base and questions the impact on Turner's legacy while contrasting with endowments to hospitals and Ivy leagues. The piece critiques philanthropy amid rising private wealth. dan ental

Robert Reno Ted Turner United Nations Treasuries Ted U.N Turner Jane Fonda United Nations Security Council John D. Rockefeller Jr Secretariat Manhattan USN Foundation New Era Philanthropy Philadelphia John Bennett Dan Ental

Museum of Art greening links Cedar Rapids to downtown

Cedar Rapids Museum of Art directors thank Chip Hughes Arnie Kluber and Pete Post for leading a summer streetscape and landscaping project. The effort ties the museum to a landscaped downtown and signals stronger city connection as trees mature. Executives Donald Bartlett Doe and Roger Stone signed the note.

Cedar Rapids Museum of Art Chip Hughes Arnie Kluber Pete Post Cedar Rapids Donald Bartlett Doe Roger Stone

Gazette letter submission guidelines note

The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites letters and guest columns addressing public business. Submissions must include the writer’s full name signature full street address and daytime phone number though addresses are not published. No anonymous letters. 300 word limit per writer per 30 days. Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 FAX 319 398 5846 email gazette fylowa infi net including full name address and phone.

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Hiawatha Tax Incentive Row Highlights Costs

In a Sept 11 column Rick Rystrom argues Hiawatha's tax incentive financing shifts costs to Marion and local taxpayers. He details a $77,500 five year TIF rebate to move a Marion industry to Hiawatha, with bond debt reducing street funds and potential further annexation to cover shortfalls.

Hiawatha the Gazette Iowa Marion Linn County

Ragtime the Musical Prompts Si Frumkin Reflections

Si Frumkin of Studio City, Calif., chairman of the Southern California Council of Soviet Jews, reflects on Ragtime and its reception. He contrasts classic MGM musicals with modern shows and questions the portrayal of heroes and villains in the stage and book versions.

Si Frumkin MGM Gene Kelly Donald O’connor Debbie Reynolds Jose Iturbi Esther Williams Ricardo Montalban Xavier Cugat Iturbi E.L. Doctorow Doctorow Soviet Union U.S.S.R Studio City Calif Southern California Council of

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