McCain Wins Backing From Bauer and Bill Jones
In Greenville South Carolina Senate candidate John McCain secures endorsements from former rival Gary Bauer and California Secretary of State Bill Jones ahead of Saturday's GOP primary. Bush faces internal criticism from Rep. Peter King over a Bob Jones University speech as polls show a dead heat.
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Corrections to Gazette reporting on hog prices and campus hires
The Gazette corrects past figures and addresses across multiple sections. Hog prices for 1997 were 55 cents per pound. Birkenstock site corrected to www.birkenstock.com. pruning guidance for oaks between March 1 and July 1. Deirdre McCloskey hired by University of Illinois at Chicago. Chicago university misstatement corrected. AT&T Cable West Branch price details incorrect in some editions. corrections policy and contact number provided.
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Gazette promotes agriculture and recycling efforts
The Gazette highlights a commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St. SW or via the nearest recycling location. Contact numbers include (319) 396-8211.
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Supporters push Perot as third presidential contender
Washington AP report notes Grass roots pressure within the Reform Party to draft Texas billionaire Ross Perot for a third run. National Secretary Jim Mangia cites dozens of supportive emails after a Nashville meeting and a party split over leadership. Perot would contend with Pat Buchanan for the nomination and the related $12.6 million federal funds.
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Gore breaks with Clinton on FEC nomination
In Washington Camilla Georgia Al Gore publicly breaks with President Clinton urging the Senate to defeat Bradley Smith for the Federal Election Commission seat. Gore cites Smiths opposition to campaign finance reform and constitutional concerns as reasons to block his nomination. Bradley Bradley and McCain are cited as Reform advocates guiding Gore.
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Iowa tax reform debate targets federal deductibility
Mike Deupree argues against eliminating Iowa's deduction for federal income tax, warning it would raise taxes on high earners and hurt business attraction. He rebuts claims that simplification alone justifies reform, noting fairness and potential revenue loss, and critiques past federal changes.
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