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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1992
Page
13
An Easter scene follows a fatal restaurant collapse. A devastated father arrives at the hospital to find his daughter Mary Lou dead, then declares he will see her again in heaven through Christ’s resurrection. He comforts the young doctor with faith, promising reunion in the afterlife as lilies glow in a sacred hall.
The Grant Wood Area Chapter of the American Red Cross schedules its annual meeting for May 13, 1992 at 6 p.m. at the Longbranch Restaurant Cedar Rapids. Nominations due by May 1, 1992 at 360 42nd Street NE Cedar Rapids. Proceedings to include general business and board director elections.
Voter anger surges as billionaire Ross Perot spends 100 million on a White House bid. Analysts say his populist stance mirrors a broad dissatisfaction with politics, echoed by Clinton's nomination drive and Bush’s waning appeal amid economic worries and scandal.
John Kirsch notes that independent bids face a winner take all system that favors two parties. He cites 1980 John Anderson with 6.61 percent of the popular vote and zero electoral votes, contrasted with 1968 George Wallace's 46 electoral votes from five Deep South states.
Squire notes a negative cloud over politics and voter anger that could fade if the economy improves by November, aiding Bush. He adds incumbents are retiring due to burnout or reapportionment, setting the stage for political change in Congress and the Iowa Legislature.
The Texas billionaire sketches a broad platform from balanced budgets to limited PACs and gun controls. He backs abortion rights, favors a tough stance on crime, and proposes a new tax approach while pushing for industry task forces and a president’s line-item veto.
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