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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 2000

Page

2

Gore pledges universal child health care if elected

Vice President Al Gore promised to cover every child within four years if elected president. He spoke at the University of Iowa and outlined expanding HAWK-I, with aims to include parents, and cited the example of Wayland family Lori and Tom Paxton.

Gazette Johnson County Bureau Iowa City al Gore United Auto Workers Hall Central Middle School Gore Clinton-Gore Iowa Lori Tom Paxton Wayland Tom

Bradley challenges Gore on tobacco votes in 1985 amendment

Des Moines Bradley cites Gore's 1985 Senate vote to block a tobacco tax reduction and a 1988 letter opposing bans on tobacco advertising. He reiterates his 18 year push for anti tobacco legislation while defending his critique as a campaign tactic ahead of January 24 precinct caucuses.

Ken Sullivan Saiatette Des Moines al Gore U.S. Senate Bill Bradley Gore Senate Wallace Elementary Bradley Arkansas Iowa North Carolina Evi Dence

Securities industry gave over 5.6 million to candidates in 1999

A watchdog report says the securities and investment industry donated more than 5.6 million to presidential candidates from January to September 1999. George W. Bush led with 2.6 million, followed by Bill Bradley and Al Gore. The study advocates reform to curb soft and hard money.

Iowa Citizen Action Network Ahrens Money Watch 2000 New Hampshire Citizens Alliance George W. Bush Securities and Investment Bill Bradley al Gore John McCain Gary Bauer Steve Forbes Orrin Hatch Alan Keyes

Gore pushes farm issues as Iowa caucuses near

Vice President Al Gore urged stronger focus on rural concerns ahead of the Iowa caucuses. He vowed a new farm bill to replace the Freedom to Farm Act and pledged steps to aid family farmers and rural health care. Secretary Patty Judge endorsed his rural health stance.

Dave Gosch Uazette al Gore Gore Secretary of Agriculture Patty Judge Judge Bill Bradley Iowa

Caucus campaign schedule for Gore Keyes and Bush events

Al Gore and Alan Keyes hold campaign stops across Iowa with Gore events in Cedar Rapids Waterloo Des Moines Creston Winterset Pella and Oskaloosa and Keyes stops in Des Moines Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs. George H W Bush campaigns for George W Bush in Atlantic and Des Moines events.

al Gore Dows Coe College First Ave Cedar Rapids UAW Hall Washington St Waterloo Central Middle School Katoski Dr Alan Keyes Greater Des Moines Tipper Gore the Depot W. Adams Creston S. Second Ave Winterset Pella Memorial Building Broadway Pella William Penn College Adkins Trueblood Ave Oskaloosa

Civil War Symbol Debate Refuels NAACP Boycott Row

Leonard Pitts argues that South Carolina must remove the Confederate battle flag from the statehouse, calling the symbol an obscenity flown over a public building. He notes NAACP protests, hate mail, and calls for forward progress beyond a legacy of slavery and white supremacy.

South Carolina NAACP Palmetto State Statehouse Mississippi Alabama Columbia S.C Medgar Evers Dwight James

Display Advertising Reference Week Brief Remark

A compact reference blurb notes the new advertising act section and its implications for display ads. It highlights regulations affecting pricing placement and publication standards for local newspapers. Entities referenced include the act's title, publication dates, and involved regulatory body.

Correction issued over dog death at Coralville business

The state investigates a Yorkshire terrier death following a visit to Dog Days in Coralville and corrects a prior Iowa City Gazette headline that claimed the dog died at the business. A production error duplicated an MIA soldier page 1A story on page 2B.

Coralville Iowa City Soldier Metro Gazette

Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Recycling Efforts

The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street Southwest or at nearby recycling locations.

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