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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1995
Page
4
Dale Larson is named Vice President and General Manager, with Jerry Elsen as Editor of Editorial Pages and Mark Bowden serving as Editorial Board Chairman and Managing Editor.
Iowa House approves a compromise bill limiting livestock confinement distances at 750 feet while rejecting county control. Branstad calls for state oversight and funding from industry revenues to support regulations. The state faces potential loss of 300,000 breeding animals and 6,000 jobs, with $253 million in personal income at stake. Senate action forthcoming.
IBP announced it would acquire Tama Meat Packing and Gibbon Packing, telling Tama Pack workers to reapply and pressuring union sign-on before a deadline that it later extended. After negotiations with Teamsters Local 238, employees voted to accept a revised contract cutting vacation time and adopting IBP benefits, amid continued debate over the firm’s aggressive tactics and Iowa’s role in its growth.
A broad profile argues Hillary Clinton dominates the White House, shaping policy and loyalties. It portrays Bill Clinton as seeking connection amid a chaotic, rumor-ridden administration, with Hillary as the unfireable political force guiding his decisions. The piece notes staffing tensions, resistance to Hillary among aides, and the couple’s joint influence on major policies. it cites 1,044 staffers, two who always approve: Bill and Hillary.
A column argues for simpler neutral predictable and efficient taxation. It notes House plans for a flat rate or national sales tax, critiques complexity from multiple acts, and cites examples like housing credits and depreciation rules. It highlights bold equity issues and urges efficiency driven reform.
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