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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2000
Page
2
Mike Deupree questions if more warnings truly prevent harm or just shield manufacturers and lawyers. He notes no strong evidence warnings cut accidents and worries the flood of labels dulls public attention, suggesting one universal warning could backfire if misused.
Bush expresses readiness to debate Gore in a one on one format and discusses his beliefs and debate strategy aboard his campaign train. He notes uncertainty about format and inclusion of Buchanan and Nader and comments on Clinton and missile defense options.
Campaign officials say Gore will tour the nation to press environmental welfare reform tax relief and health care before the Democratic National Convention. He will pass through Carthage and southern and midwest states with a baton handoff from President Clinton in Michigan on Aug. 15 before heading to Los Angeles for the Aug. 14–17 nominating event. Gore plans to announce his running mate Tuesday aiming to inflate his standing against Bush and name six contenders led by Bayh Edwards Kerry and Lieberman.
A correction notes Ruby Kern former Kalona Elementary School secretary was found guilty by a Washington County District Court judge on a minutes of testimony verdict. She received suspended sentences of 10 years for theft and six months for arson, with restitution set at 14729.04 plus costs and a 250 fine.
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support agriculture. It invites readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at the nearest authorized recycling location.
Due to computer problems the Milestones tab in today's Gazette could not be slit open. The Gazette apologizes for the inconvenience this problem has caused.
President Clinton vetoed a Republican backed tax cut for married couples calling it a fiscally reckless step that would erase budget surpluses and mainly aid the wealthy. House GOP plans to pursue an override after the summer recess. Bush condemned the veto while Cheney campaigned. Gore endorsed a different married couple tax cut.
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