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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2000
Page
2
Hepatitis Foundation International assigns Missouri a C grade as outbreaks in St. Louis strain public health. Missouri reports 18 hepatitis A cases per 100000, nearly double the national rate, prompting calls to immunize restaurant workers.
The article describes GOP struggles over race and religion as Republicans seek White House and Congress gains. It notes conflicts over Bob Jones University and a House chaplain issue, with Dems using the debates to cast doubt on GOP outreach to minorities and Catholics.
Vice President Al Gore maintains a large poll lead and cuts campaign spending ahead of March 7 voting. He has spent about 95000 on TV since Iowa and New Hampshire, while Bill Bradley has used about 2.6 million. The remark underscores last minute ads as states vote and GOP chaplain controversy looms.
Anna Quindlen argues McCain is a conservative model cloaked in reformist rhetoric. She contrasts his Vietnam hero narrative and volatile temper with a voting record aligning with right wing groups and conservative positions on abortion gun rights and gay rights. The piece questions leadership potential and calls voters to see behind the curtain.
Weekend listing correction notes Godsmack will not perform at 3rd Street Live on March 8 and that Sevendust is the act for that date. The piece also mentions Connie Benesh’s Indian flute photo for the History Center exhibit Noble Faces and a March 5 program at the Johnson County Heritage Museum.
The Gazette highlights sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or via the nearest local recycling location.
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