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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 2001

Page

4

Iowa Senator Harkin Warns on Ethanol in Bush Cheney Campaign

Before Nov 7 Senator Tom Harkin argued that a Bush Cheney victory could end government support for corn ethanol as a gasoline additive. He noted campaign rhetoric differs from post election actions and urged Bush Cheney to show real ethanol backing. The piece contrasts campaign promises with Bush tax cut ambitions and GOP history.

Iowa Tom Harkin George W. Bush Texas Dick Cheney Harkin Gazette Washington E. Michael Myers Bush-Cheney Bush Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Congress Ronald Reagan Soviet Union Reagan George H.W. Bush Bill Clinton Sen. Harkin al Gore

It's just a game: lessons from two coaches' personal trials

Heartbreak colors a sports tale as Arizona coach Lute Olson loses wife Bobbi to ovarian cancer after 47 years of marriage while Utah coach Rick Majerus heals from heart surgery and tends to his ailing mother. The piece contrasts fame with family, noting the deeper bonds beyond court headlines.

Arizona Lute Olson Bobbi Utah Rick Majerus Olson Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Lute Iowa Link Steve Alford Majerus Tom Davis Iowa City

Chavez fate linked to truth over Mercado affair

Myriam Marquez argues Linda Chavez stepped down from Bush's Labor pick after admitting she knew Marta Mercado, an illegal immigrant living in Chavez's home, remained in the country. The piece links the episode to prior Zoe Baird and Kimba Wood controversies, criticizing hypocrisy and political calculations in conservative circles.

Myriam Marquezinda Chavez George W. Bush Labor Department Bush Chavez Marta Mercado United States Mercado Linda Tuesday Chavez Zoe Baird Bill Clinton Clinton Baird Kimba Wood United Ronald Reagan Civil Rights Commission Washington Maryland Labor-Secretary Labor Department Post Zoe Kimba Linda Chavez

Letters to the Gazette: Supreme Court role and public policy

In response to Dec. 26 and Jan. 6 letters, the author questions the Supreme Court's activist role and its impact on democracy. They contend nine justices cannot replace the legislature, debate constitutional deconstruction, and defend public insights from UIHC data while shaping opinion.

David M. Elderkin U.S. Supreme Court UIHC

Critics question Cedar Rapids crow control methods

Julie Ensminger of Marion blasts Cedar Rapids Animal Control for nailing crow carcasses to boards in Greene Square Park. She cites waste of taxpayer money, unused grape fogger, and neglect of vulnerable dogs facing exposure and hunger.

Cedar Rapids Animal Control Julie Ensminger Marion

Veterans Memorial Commission members urged to resign

Heath Bradley of Cedar Rapids criticizes newly appointed Don Maniccia and Sarah Else for acting without veteran input. He claims they blindly follow mayoral directives, urges immediate resignations and replacement with active, fully qualified veterans.

Don Maniccia Veterans Memorial Commission Cedar Rapids University of Clancey Todd and Hanson Maniccia Sarah Else Memorial Commission Else Commission

Rep. Jim Nussle Turns Song and Dance in District

The article profiles Rep. Jim Nussle from Iowa's 2nd District noting his long running habit of song and dance in public. It highlights his musical exploits that predate his election and recounts district appearances and reception.

Jim Nussle Nussle

Gazette letter guidelines emphasize brief civic input

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words and requires name street address and daytime phone. Only name and hometown will be published with the letter. Submissions go to The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or by FAX or email.

Gazette the Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa

Controversy Over Bush Era Conduct Emerges

The remark laments praising a president who allegedly turns the White House into a stage for personal exploits while criticizing a Cabinet pick who aided an undocumented immigrant.

White House Oval Office

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