Iowa’s Quarter Design Should Feature Young Corn Not Old Capitol
Mike Deupree argues Iowa should reject Old Capitol for its commemorative coin. He favors a “Young Corn” scene or a snow-shoveler imagery to reflect Iowa’s landscape and values, noting the coin must depict a state-wide recognizable symbol.
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Senate approves seven Bush Cabinet picks on Saturday
The Senate confirmed seven Cabinet nominees in a quick Saturday session led by Colin Powell as secretary of state. Powell joins ONeill Rumsfeld Paige Abraham Evans Veneman in broad support despite some Democratic opposition and a looming vote on Ashcroft and Norton.
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Correction on NCAA Wrestling Tournament Venue
The NCAA Division I Wrestling Tournament will be held in Iowa City this year, not St. Louis as previously stated. The Gazette commits to addressing accuracy and fairness in news reports and will publish corrections in this space.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink recycling drive
The Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street or via the nearest recycling location. It notes its Cedar Rapids base at 500 Third Avenue SE and details subscription rates and contact numbers for service.
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Clinton pardons brother Roger and other figures in final act
President Clinton issued 140 pardons and commutations as he left office, erasing records for his brother Roger and Whitewater associate Susan McDougal and heiress Patricia Hearst. The list also spared one execution and included notable clemency for ex officials, while omitting several high profile figures.
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