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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1998
Page
6
Jerry Elen serves as Editor of Editorial Pages while Mark Bowden chairs the Editorial Board and holds the role of Managing Editor.
Editorial argues Saddam Hussein probes U S willpower as U S and British airstrikes resume. It notes past campaigns under Bush and Clinton, warns Saddam seeks to exploit U S domestic distraction, and urges firm global response to prevent weapons of mass destruction.
The discussion centers on fining or censuring President Clinton as Congress weighs misbehavior, with Rep. Castle proposing a 2 million payment. Critics say money cannot fix issues or cover costs, and the Framers provided narrow options for accountability. A: ALL THE PROPOSALS offered this week to
Jim Squires argues the nation would survive any outcome of Clinton's impeachment and warns against assuming a crisis. He suggests the real threat is surrendering power to partisan framing while noting past presidents faced greater blows to the republic.
Norman Luxenburg argues that U.N. inspectors must have full access in Iraq but warns that repeated U.S. threats risk eroding credibility. He cites past diplomacy backed by force and notes instances where inspectors uncovered chemical weapons links, urging careful, credible action to prevent costly future crises.
Retired farmer Willard G. Palmer argues that supply chain concentration and corporate integration drive farmers to expand, lowering returns for growers. He cites Heffernan’s data showing few firms control most broilers and inputs, predicting fewer independent farmers and more contract production.
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