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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2000
Page
2
Mike Deupree argues a bill allowing state universities to notify parents about student legal or disciplinary problems tests in loco parentis. The piece weighs privacy and liability concerns, notes bipartisan doubt, and frames parental rights versus student autonomy. It urges a parental opt in and stresses accountability for university and student outcomes.
Bush uses a Bentonville high school appearance to sell his 483 billion tax cut plan as aiding families living on the edge of poverty. He accuses Gore of flip flops on taxes and gun control, criticizes marriage penalties, and links tax relief to economic stability while stressing anti abortion views.
President Clinton with senior advisers rejected the sale of four Aegis destroyers to Taiwan but approved a smaller package including PAVE PAWS long range radar and missiles. The plan also funds training and integration of $18 billion in weapons already sold, delaying but not canceling the deals. Congress may oppose the decision amid Beijing pressure and strong Taiwan support in the Senate.
The poll of 1,004 adults shows broad support for the environmental movement three decades after Earth Day with four of five sympathetic to its goals. One in six are active, many recycle and reduce water and energy use, yet environment is not a top political priority.
The Gazette advocates agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at the nearest recycling location.
President Clinton toured East Palo Alto and pledged over $100 million in computer industry gifts to expand tech access for underserved areas. He also announced $1 a month telephone service for 300,000 American Indian households financed by a 0.4 percent rise in universal service assessments.
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