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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2000
Page
2
Iowa Democrats cannot provide attendance at 2,131 precinct caucus sites after leaders failed to record numbers. Rob Tully said the data does not affect results where Al Gore won 63 to 35 against Bill Bradley, as turnout figures are not the main factor in Democratic delegate calculations.
President Clinton will unveil about 3.5 billion dollars in new education spending as the centerpiece of his State of the Union. The package includes a 1 billion dollar teacher quality initiative, a 1 billion boost to Head Start, 600 million for child care and early education, and 547 million more for after school and summer programs.
Bradley lambasted Gore in personal terms accusing him of negative campaigning. Gore defended abortion rights and cited Bradley's 1981 spending cuts. The exchange followed a prolonged debate with Roe v Wade and voting records highlighted as campaign contrasts.
In the final pre primary debate Bush and McCain dodged firm abortion positions while Bauer promised to end abortion on demand. Keyes pressed McCain who said he would keep his own daughter’s pregnancy private and noted a family decision if it occurred. Bauer framed judges as pro life and aimed to shift the party stance.
Mike Deupree analyzes New Hampshire results and media reaction to Bradley, McCain, and Keyes. He notes Bradley McCain dynamics, Keyes’ third place with 14 percent, and questions media treatment versus race. Deupree cites audience caller praise and offers contact details for the columnist.
The Gazette notes an error in the Jan 22 item about Floyd R. Dilworth III of Cedar Rapids. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, not drunken driving. The paper invites complaints about accuracy and completeness.
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support agriculture and sustainability. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at the nearest recycling site, providing contact details for the program.
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