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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1994

Page

4

U S Attorney Faces Off With Skinheads in Redemption Drive

Assistant U S attorney in California used a three day exposure program to confront hate filled youths with their targets of prejudice. The plan included jail tours and screenings of Schindler's List to daylight their bias and push some toward repudiating racist beliefs. Greenberg described the effort as a start, citing the impact of direct contact and discussion on the teens.

U.S California New York Times Marc R. Greenberg Fourth Reich Orange County Times Greenberg Sunday Gazette Si Frumkin the Times Lithuania Dachau Poland Frumkin Turtle Marvin Hier Josh Billings

Indictment Likely in Rostenkowski House Post Office Probe

Congressional Quarterly reports a federal investigation into the House Post Office may lead to an indictment of Dan Rostenkowski in March. The Ways and Means chair has faced scrutiny since 1992 over suspected misuse of office accounts and campaign funds.

Ment Democratic Party Congressional Quarterly House Post Office March Ways and Means Committee Dan Rostenkowski D-Ill Rostenkowski Washington U.S. Attorney’s Office House Ways and Means Clinton U.S Whitewater

Liberal critics fault Limbaugh earnings and policy

A January 6 letter condemns Rush Limbaugh income as evidence of class envy and accuses liberals and Democrats of false claims. It argues Limbaugh seeks tax relief for all, contends Republicans caused debt and overseas war, and accuses media critics of supporting bankrupt liberal policies.

Limbaugh Ronald Reagan

Iowa tax limits worse cure than fiscal ills say Levin and Driscoll

Levin and Driscoll argue against a proposed Iowa constitutional tax and spending limit. They cite Census data showing Iowa's tax burden near stable, estimate that 1993 spending would fall by billions, and warn such a amendment could hamper schools highways and overall fiscal health.

Richard A. Levin William P. Driscoll Iowa Iowa Library Association Jeffrey Boeyink U.S. Census Bureau Boeyink Iowa General Assembly

Taxes and creeping socialism threaten the American dream

The letter argues that high taxes and creeping socialism would ruin the American dream, praising capitalism's record and individual opportunity. It rebuts claims that capitalism destroys democracy, blaming welfare and family breakdown for poverty while insisting capitalism keeps the United States wealthier and globally generous.

Richard Reeves Viva Zapata

Grandy Role in Term Limits Sparks Campaign Doubts

Nancy Garberson of Cedar Rapids reports frustration over Fred Grandy advocating term limits for governors while resisting limits on Congress. The four term congressman has opposed term limits for Congress, suggesting a double standard in his public position.

Fred Grandy Grandy Congress Nancy Garberson Cedar Rapids

Constitutional stance on arms rights for the blind

The Second Amendment does not protect the right of blind persons to own bazookas. Gun control may be debated as policy, but its constitutionality is clear. Critics arguing otherwise are described as lying.

Cedar Rapids Aims Smoke Free by 1996 City Council Proposal

Health care leaders push nationwide to make America smoke-free by 2000. At a mid January Cedar Rapids meeting, a plan was put forward to ban smoking in all local restaurants by Jan 1 1996. Citizens are urged to write Public Safety Commissioner J D Smith and Parks Commissioner Dave Kra mer to City Hall to join Phase 1.

America Cedar Rapids J.D. Smith Dave Kramer City Hall Second Ave. Bridge Los Angeles Iowa Cities

Why back health care reform

A plea urging health care reform cites stories of individuals facing insurance loss and unaffordable costs. The author argues the US lacks universal coverage beyond Medicare and Medicaid and highlights examples from John Callahan, Joe, Jane, and Susan to illustrate gaps. Chris Edwards signs the appeal from Hiawatha.

Joe Iowa Iowa Comprehensive Jane Susan Chris Edwards Hiawatha

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