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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1996

Page

4

Welfare reform debate faces difficult path ahead

The editorial notes welfare reform is hard to implement despite broad agreement that action is needed. Governors propose caps and tighter Medicaid coverage, with $4 billion more for child care, while worries about access to care, housing, and state budget pressures loom as the nation moves into uncharted territory.

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Silence and politics in Iowa’s presidential precincts

A Los Angeles Times writer visiting Des Moines amid a cold snap questions Iowa pork farmers and their politics during the Pork Congress. The piece contrasts national cynics with Iowans involved in beginning the presidential nominating process, noting a sharp outcry about regional reality.

Pork Congress Des Moines Observer Iowa

Should Republicans Embrace Real Conservatism Or Preserve Earth

David C. Matthews a Cedar Rapids electrical engineer urges Republicans to rethink the term conservatism urging fiscal frugality and real conservation. He argues environmental stewardship and responsible policy belong in the GOP agenda alongside taxes and defense. Local voice advocates lead by example.

David C. Matthews Cedar Rapids

Letters to the Gazette on GOP nominee and liberal Democrats

Delmer Berstler of Ladora urges a Republican presidential candidate with character faith conservatism and pro military stance. He contrasts Kennedy’s call to service with Clinton’s promises and attacks liberal Democrats as pushing wealth and godless governance.

Kennedy Bill Clinton Clinton America Delmer Berstler Ladora

Alexander for President: A Call From Cedar Rapids

Karen Molacek argues Lamar Alexander, former governor and university president, has the credentials to lead. She criticizes Forbes and Dole as inauthentic politicians and urges restoration of basic societal cornerstones through disciplined federal policy.

Lamar Alexander America

Setback for lung reduction surgery halts

Ray C. Allard of Cedar Rapids writes about his 1994 right lung reduction operation in Springfield Illinois, praising its quality of life benefits and urging continued Medicare coverage despite a halt. He notes his recovery, exercise gains, and desire for others to access the procedure.

Springfield Ill

Gazette letter submission guidelines for readers

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words with required name street address and daytime phone. Include only name and hometown for publication. Send to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or via Fax Email or Gazette Net at listed contacts.

Cedar Rapids

Buchanan Brigades Deliver Humble Pie to Gramm in Louisiana

In a decisive Louisiana setback, Pat Buchanan defeats Phil Gramm 2 to 1 after gaining wins in Alaska. The Iowa grassroots appeal urged pro family electors to back Buchanan to topple Washington business as usual and challenge Clinton's NAFTA. Brian Heyer, Cedar Rapids.

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Trust in democracy and leadership in political critique

Walter Winchell and Jay Kacena warn against taking democracy for granted and relying on form over substance. They urge voters to scrutinize leadership, particularly Bob Dole, ahead of the November 5 decision and emphasize trust built on experience and leadership.

Walter Winchell Sen Bob Dole Sen. Dole Jay Kacena Marion

Renaissance man Richard Pinney remembered in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids tributes note the passing of Richard Pinney a Renaissance man artist wit and commentator on modern life He contributed broadly to city life and will be missed by many in the community.

Richard Pinney

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