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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2000
Page
2
Gus Schrader, in The Gazette, critiques supposed surveys labeling men better at directions and hair concerns. He contrasts tax penalties for married couples, hair care costs, and athletic injury stats with gender stereotypes, ending with a call to embrace differences and a note on his weekly column.
The notice lists submission rules and contact numbers for Camp Tanager donations church pages and various Gazette sections. It outlines deadlines for Sunday publication, pricing, and mailing details while urging recycling and noting office addresses in Cedar Rapids.
Walter Polovchak the former littlest defector visited Miami to support Elian Gonzalez. He urged the boy to stay strong and believe in his cause, saying a father could join his family in the United States rather than reclaiming him for Cuba.
The Washington Post reports a Public Campaign survey shows broad support for overhauling campaign finance, including public funding. Voters criticize Bush’s 70 million fundraising as excessive and favor clean money reforms, with 2 to 1 opposition to candidates who resist reform. The poll of 800 likely voters has a 3.5 percent margin.
President Clinton shifted from sharp attacks on Giuliani to fiscal contrasts at a Las Vegas fund raiser. He framed the election around how parties would use the federal budget surplus and protect Medicare and Social Security, aiming to draw donors for the DNC and DCCC events in Las Vegas and California.
Secretary Cohen said U S funding for an Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights is moving slowly while Israeli Syrian talks stall. An aid package could go to Congress if a withdrawal is agreed, with Israeli officials pegging relocation and intelligence costs up to 17 billion dollars. Barak said talks may not resume but left the option open over water resource disputes.
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