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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2001
Page
2
Columnist Mike Deupree critiques two Iowa General Assembly debates in Des Moines. He questions English official language proposals and right to work promotion efforts, suggesting the disputes reflect broader political signaling rather than substance. He notes partisan divides and urges focus beyond slogans.
California consumes less electricity per person than all states except Rhode Island due to mild climate and lighter industry. Experts credit strict conservation and note the state is large yet energy efficient, with Texas as the only state using more total energy. Arthur Rosenfeld of the California Energy Commission defends the region’s efficiency.
The Gazette outlines its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint while urging readers to recycle via City Carton in Cedar Rapids. It notes publication details, subscription rates, and the paper’s status with Gazette Communications Inc. It also cites California’s lower per‑capita electricity use and energy comparisons by the EIA.
California pursues strict energy standards for new homes and commercial buildings including windows lighting and insulation. Ed Wisniewski, deputy director of the Consortium for Energy Efficiency, notes California is at the forefront or tied for it and historically progressive, shaping programs nationally.
Beth Dozoretz former finance director of the Democratic National Committee invokes the Fifth Amendment refusing to testify before the House Government Reform Committee about President Clinton's Marc Rich pardon. Her lawyer cites ongoing investigations and she had pledged to raise funds for the Clinton library while contributing gifts to the Clintons.
In Dallas AP report Austrian and Italian researchers tie chronic infections like gum disease sinus infections bronchitis and UTIs to increased heart disease risk. They say such infections may triple atherosclerosis risk through body inflammation but urge further studies on antibiotics anti inflammatory treatment and risk reduction including smoking cessation dental care and diet.
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