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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2000
Page
7
Jerry Elsen serves as Editor of Editorial Pages while Mark Bowden is named Managing Editor and Editorial Board Chairman. The two occupy senior roles shaping the newspaper's opinion and editorial direction.
President Clinton outlined a broad agenda promising debt reduction and a major Head Start funding increase while urging open markets and tax incentives. Critics question cost and scope of health care plans as Republicans warn about local funding and rights to care.
The piece salutes Kurt Warner of the St Louis Rams as a role model based on character. It highlights his faith, family values, humility, and prioritizing loved ones over fame, framing him as a nationwide hero beyond football achievements. Go Rams.
Diane Claussen Mullan recalls caring for her husband Dave Mullan who had Lou Gehrig's disease. She describes caregiver burnout, failed placements, and a hospital admission system that left families seeking options amid aging and long-term care shortages. She urges understanding and volunteering to help.
John Fensterwald notes Concord residents Dick Hesse and Ellen Bassett, independents undecided among 274000 voters, lean McCain for debt reduction and reform or to deny Bush. Polls show independents tilting toward McCain or Bradley, with turnout shaping outcome. Gardner cites high independent registration and shifting engagement ahead of Tuesday vote.
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