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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 2002

Page

4

Budget crisis in Iowa sparks partisan stalemate

The Gazette editorial urges immediate attention to Iowa's budget gap as Gov. Tom Vilsack and a Republican-led legislature clash over 1.0 to 2.6 percent across-the-board cuts and use of emergency reserves. Vilsack defends reserves, Republicans push for deeper cuts and unpaid leave for state workers, stressing the need for long term fiscal planning.

Tom Vilsack Vilsack Iowa Gazette Chuck Larson Cedar Rapids Iowa Republican Party David Millage Bettendorf House Appropriations Committee

Public Campaign Financing Called to End Soft Money Flows

The piece argues the Shays Meehan reform bill aims to curb unlimited soft money in campaigns. It cites Dennis Hastert and Enron ties, critiques reformers, and advocates public financing funded by voters to restore accountability. It notes higher hard money limits andPolitical influence.

House of Representatives House Republican Dennis Hastert R-Nl Shays-Meehan Hastert Enron Kenneth Lay U.S Public Interest Research Group Arthur Andersen Congress Ken Linda Lay Lay George W. Bush U.S. Capitol Christopher Shays R-Conn

Letters to the Gazette propose burning garbage in coal cars

Terry Jessen of Vinton asks readers to consider shipping municipal waste to old coal mines via empty rail cars, suggesting a transfer station and methane energy as a pilot project funded by federal support, and requests investigative coverage.

Cedar Rapids Uncle Sam Gazette Bluestem

Questioning Bush on Clinton era treatment of women

The reader challenges a February 6 letter writer by asking where they were during Bill Clinton's presidency and whether they ignored or saw how the former president treated women, implying a double standard in evaluating President Bush.

Bush Bill Clinton

Gazette letter submission guidelines for readers

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words and requires name, street address and daytime phone number. Only the sender’s name and hometown will appear with the letter. Include Cedar Rapids address box 511, Iowa 52406, plus fax or email contact options for submissions.

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Think big to keep Cedar Rapids growing

A former safety commissioner and mayor reflects on Cedar Rapids progress from the late 1950s to the present. He recalls ambitious plans such as converting two way streets to one way, urban renewal, and downtown rebuilding including Alliant Tower and Cedar River Towers. He urges officials to think big to sustain leadership.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Don Salyer Alliant (Ie Cedar River Towers

Doctors and drug firm ties threaten medical guidelines

The Providence Journal editorial cites a Journal of the American Medical Association study showing most doctors writing disease treatment guidelines have pharmaceutical ties. It notes undisclosed conflicts, frequent industry funding of research and trips, and calls for stronger disclosure to protect research integrity and patient trust.

Journal of the American Medical Association Pharmaceutical New York Times Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association

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Mark Bowden Jerry Elsen Dave Storey Scott Swenson Peg Schmitz Gov. Tom Vilsack Department of Government Kaba Marty Meehan D-Mass Marie Cocco Newsday Terry Jessen Vinton Bill Cedar Valley Expressway Veterans Memorial Auditorium The Providence Journal Medicine
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