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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1994
Page
4
Dale Larson serves as Vice President and General Manager. Jerry Elsen is Editor of Editorial Pages and Editorial Board Chairman Mark Bowden acts as Managing Editor.
The editorial notes Bill Clinton’s State of the Union tone shifted to conservative themes, praising deficit reduction and crime reform while endorsing private health insurance. It cites a pivot toward personal responsibility and smaller government, signaling a broader move to the right in policy discourse.
N William Perry, 66, named by Clinton as secretary of defense, bringing a quiet, reform minded record. Former math professor and businessman served as undersecretary for procurement and defense R D, helped push F 117 stealth fighter, and has been deputy at the Pentagon under Aspin.
Abigail Trafford reviews Sherwin B. Nuland's How We Die, arguing that modern medicine cannot always conquer death. The essay contrasts hospital deaths with natural disasters and urges physicians to rethink outcomes, acknowledging death as nature’s agent even amid advanced care.
The Supreme Court upholds using RICO against ideologically driven acts by abortion protestors. Chief Justice Rehnquist emphasizes crimes, as lower courts weigh First Amendment risks. Analysts warn the decision could chill protest activity and invite Expanded litigation against pro life and pro choice actions.
A Gazette editorial argues for political term limits, noting many support limiting terms after long service. It condemns Speaker Tom Foley’s 32 years in office and argues voters should decide, highlighting party state proposals and the need for leaders to return home after serving.
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