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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1998
Page
1
Former Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Dale Cochran looks back on his career and achievements. The column outlines his service, policy impacts, and key milestones from his tenure.
A reflective column recalls how past actions echo into the future noting echoes tied to public figures like Bill Clinton and media personality Dr. Laura. The piece appears in Accent 6B, exploring moral memory and consequences without graphic detail.
In Tuesday’s Food section readers learn how dip lovers elevate fondue with berries curry and smoked Gouda replacing plain Swiss cheese. The article highlights playful flavor twists and practical tips for home cooks embracing new tastes.
Gazette Des Moines reports 1 028 state employees earned more than 100 000 in the year ending June 30 led by Tim Floyd 700 000 as basketball ops director for the Chicago Bulls. Gov Branstad and several University of Iowa medical officials also appear on the top paid list with 300 000 plus salaries.
Tim Floyd, former ISU head basketball coach and current Chicago Bulls coach, Led state payroll as the highest paid last fiscal year. Gov Branstad also tops a list of 1 028 state workers earning 100 000 or more with compensation possibly including camps TV radio and appearances.
The smallest of the Chukwu octuplets died at 3:23 a.m. from heart and lung failure a week after birth weighing 10.3 ounces at Texas Children’s Hospital. The five remaining siblings were in critical condition. the parents praised doctors and thanked supporters worldwide for prayers.
In Baghdad Iraq nations escalated its clash with the United Nations declaring it will reject any extension of U N monitored food programs and will demand the monitors withdraw.
Iraq signals it may demand the expulsion of U.N. teams overseeing the oil-for-food program as a new six month phase of the sanctions era begins. The program allows Iraq to sell 5.2 billion dollars in oil to buy supplies while monitors ensure proper use and aid distribution. The Arab League meets in Amman condemning airstrikes and urging sanctions relief.
Washington Post reports a Senate trial could begin soon after January 6 with possible censure and no guaranteed financial penalty. Key senators hint at limited witness testimony and a swift process, while debates over duration and consequences remain unresolved.
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