Powell Shows Why So Many Like Him On TV Night
Powell, a Republican prospect, spoke at the opening night of the Republican National Convention. He outlined compassionate conservatism, called for inclusion, and argued entitlements must be reformed. He mixed praise for opportunity with calls to reduce corporate welfare and government waste.
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Iowa's gambling totals top $8.1 billion in one year
Iowa wagered 8.1 billion last fiscal year across parimutuel tracks, floating casinos and lottery. Tax receipts on the total reached over 166 million as nine floating casinos and track operations drive revenue while other forms lag behind nationwide.
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Letters to the Gazette Why has ethanol subsidy vanished here
A reader questions the status of Iowa ethanol subsidies and notes rising ethanol blend prices by area vendors. The letter argues the subsidy should keep fuels affordable and support the corn-based industry while suggesting funds may be diverted to petroleum interests.
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Deb Foster Seen as Responsible Linn County Supervisor Candidate
Dolores Wisgerhof of Cedar Rapids endorses Deb Foster highlighting her leadership, business experience, budget skills, and commitment to accountable, open government for Linn County.
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Clinton and Harkin defend welfare reform amid betrayal claims
The text accuses President Clinton and Senator Harkin of dismantling the Social Security Act in the name of welfare reform. It portrays their re election bid as revealing their worthiness, arguing the policy harms one million poor and disabled children facing homelessness and hunger.
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Gender gap not about abortion in Dole era debate
Newsday analyzes the widening gender gap in favor of Democrats since 1980. It argues Republican rhetoric changes won’t fix a structural split rooted in policy and family caregiving burdens, highlighting polling trends and party strategy efforts.
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Gazette invites letters and guest columns from readers
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines submission rules for letters and guest columns. Readers must include full name, street address, and daytime phone number. anonymity is not allowed. Letters are limited to 300 words with publication subject to editing. one letter per writer every 30 days. Column length is suggested at 700 words or fewer. Submissions may be mailed to Box 511, Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 or sent by fax or email with complete identifying details.
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End of Gilderoy Saga and Reader Corrections
This update discusses the Gilderoy saga about a 17th century Scottish highwayman Patrick MacGregor. It notes Twain’s kite phrase meaning body and cites reader contributions on origins of nicknames and terms.
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