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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2000
Page
9
A humorous spoof explaining football basics for foreigners. It mocks terms like run and pass, describes field layout and quarters, and lampoons halftime, replays, and commercials while noting the global broadcast of the Super Bowl.
A Frontline PBS film argues DNA proves both accuracy and error in justice. It notes wrongful convictions, cites the Anti Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, and cites Rubin Carter’s frame up while detailing systemic resistance to exculpatory evidence.
A Gazette Communications survey shows only about two in ten Iowans plan to caucus, even as candidates have spent millions and years pursuing a result. Turnout could top 350000 if conditions align, though past events show low engagement with campaigns and finances.
Project Vote Smart reports limited cooperation from front-runners in both parties. Of 127 candidates registered with the FEC, most completed the National Political Awareness Test covering 17 of 22 issue areas. Notable nonresponders include Bill Bradley Al Gore George W Bush and Pat Buchanan.
The piece traces the shift from a steady pattern of primaries to front loaded and expanding schedules. It notes California’s pivotal role in 1968 and 1972, the push for regional or end–stage primaries, and proposals by GOP and Democratic leaders to reform by 2004. Jim Nicholson criticizes money and premature vetting issues while acknowledging imperfect solutions.
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