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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1988

Page

6

Reagan yields on plant closing notice in symbolic victory

The president allows the plant closing notification measure to become law by not vetoing before the deadline, a move hailed by labor as a win but viewed as symbolic. The change trims six months to 60 days, aiding political calculations for Bush and the GOP while removing anti-labor baggage.

Reagan Congress Afl-Cio Lane Kirkland Washington Indianola Iowa Bush Administration

Iowas Lawmakers Attend Reno NL Conference

Iowa sent about 53 members to the National Conference of State Legislatures Reno meeting, matching recent years. The annual gathering costs roughly 1000 per legislator and prompts debate whether this travel is a frivolous expense or an investment in useful legislation.

Iowa National Conference of State Legislators Reno Nevada Wichita Kan Kansas Indianapolis New Orleans Idea Iowa General Assembly

Clinton's self rescue on TV saves political image

At the Democratic National Convention Clinton delivered a lengthy speech that drew mockery on air. He later faced Johnny Carson, then impressed viewers by candidly addressing the speech and playing the saxophone on the Tonight Show, turning a setback into an asset.

Bill Clinton Arkansas Clinton Johnny Carson

Hussein's West Bank Push Reshapes Arab Israeli Debate

Jordan's king publicly rejects responsibility for West Bank and Gaza while warning against Arab claims of hegemony. He signals potential withdrawal of development programs and the dissolution of Jordan's lower house, prompting PLO shock and shifting the conflict toward a Palestinian–Israeli frame.

Paris Hussein Jordan West Bank Gaza Anwar Sadat Jerusalem Sadat Middle East Yasser Arafat PLO Algiers Israel Baghdad Organization For Liberation Arafat Yitzhak Shamir Palestine Amman

Letters to the Gazette Endorses Tauke over ABC Child Care Bill

A reader rebuts a previous letter praising Eric Tabor and denounces the ABC act as a costly bureaucracy. The writer praises Rep. Tauke for a bill that aids low and modest income families and supports parental choice over government mandated centers.

Eric Tabor ABC Tom Tauke Tabor Rep. Tauke Congress Iowa

Nutrition and cancer debate and POW MIA updates

Reader comments argue cancer is a nutrition deficiency and urge personal care plans over surgery or drugs. The column also covers POW MIA figures from Vietnam, repatriation efforts, and a memorial display on the Iowa Capitol grounds with volunteer calls for information. A political cartoon critique follows, urging distrust in the two major parties.

Ruth Yale Long American Cancer Association U.S Reagan Hanoi Vietnam Laos Vietnam Memorial Iowa Capitol James T. Knudsen L.I.B 26Th Ave Marion

Modest plan for a new golf course on wastelands

A proposal suggests using wastelands between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids along I 380 as a golf course. The plan envisions driving and putting along the road with car caddies at exits, creating summer jobs and minimal upkeep while the golfer travels north to Cedar Rapids.

Iowa City Cedar Rapids

Shock for elderly in new health tax bill surfaced

The proposed Catastrophic health bill imposes an $800 1989 tax surcharge rising to $1 050 by 1993 on about 18 percent of seniors with Social Security and Medicare. Private supplemental insurance becomes necessary for all seniors, while hospital coverage for longer stays benefits only a tiny fraction.

Tom Tauke AARP Congress

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