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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1998
Page
1
Juli Kula of Springville performs a stunt at a one day cheerleading camp taught by the Iowa State University Cheer Squad at Central City High School. The article notes the session details and participants.
Independent counsel Kenneth Starr says the Starr probe into the Monica Lewinsky case is moving swiftly. The report notes progress as Starr pushes ahead with hearings and interviews.
A Gazette recipe feature highlights new cheese varieties and pasta shapes reviving the comfort classic. Readers will find inventive twists and practical ideas for making mac and cheese at home tomorrow.
President Clinton sends a 1.73 trillion budget to Congress amid GOP criticism calling it a magnificent contradiction that raises taxes and expands programs. The plan aims for a 9.5 billion surplus three years early, funds a 257 billion Pentagon budget including 2.3 billion for the F 22 Raptor, and proposes 618 million for Latino education programs and loan fee reductions.
Budget plan outlined by President Clinton projects a $9.5 billion surplus for 1999 with surpluses in following years. Proposals include expanding child care subsidies, hiring 100,000 more teachers, tax incentives for schools and energy efficient products, and extending Medicare to under 65s via 55 to 64 buy-in. Additional measures target tobacco settlement revenue and corporate tax breaks, with source from Associated Press.
A nationwide Los Angeles Times poll finds broad public support for using force against Iraq over weapons inspections. It shows 68 percent want strikes to remove Saddam Hussein, 77 percent think Clinton is considering air strikes in response to Iraq actions, and 16 percent—believe diversion. The survey of 1,314 adults has a 3 point margin of error.
Dr. Paula Mahone says delivering the McCaughey septuplets was a chance to glorify God after leading a team of 40 specialists at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Two girls remain hospitalized but near home. Mahone recalls quadruplet work in Rochester and rising media attention.
Three Iowa City attorneys Quint Meyerdick Bruce Nestor and Jon Kinnamon join Equal Justice Initiative efforts to appeal Max Payne death-row case. They traveled to Alabama in December to meet Payne and his family hoping for post conviction relief and new grounds for a possible new trial.
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