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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1998
Page
6
The data lists varied speed limits by state and road type in Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Missouri and Nebraska. It outlines 70 mph on most interstates in Minnesota and Missouri 75 mph on most interstates in Nebraska 65 mph on many highways in Wisconsin Illinois and Missouri and 55 mph on two lane roads in several states.
Iowa supporters push to raise interstate limits to 70 mph with fast driving seen as efficient. Critics cite safety concerns and data from Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska showing mixed results after 65 70 75 mph increases. Officials emphasize enforcement and safety measures alongside higher limits.
Rep. Chuck Larson asserts the death penalty bill faces a narrow path with no clear 51 vote bloc in the GOP. The Cedar Rapids Republican and 22 other Republicans favor a limited bill allowing lethal injection for those 18 or older convicted of at least two capital crimes, needing Democratic support to pass. Iowa last used the death penalty in 1965.
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad voiced embarrassment for the president over White House sexual misconduct allegations. He urged leaders to focus on policy matters, withheld judgment pending facts, and warned the scandal could damage U S standing. Branstad stressed integrity and personal fidelity and said officials must avoid impropriety.
Jindrich, Iowa County supervisor and Gazette senior editor, announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination in District 59. He cites a strong economy with room to improve and pledges tax relief, safer schools, and local control of hog lot sites as priorities. The district includes all of Iowa County and part of Benton County, currently represented by Phil Tyrrell.
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