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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2000
Page
2
A columnist vents on Gov Vilsack ethanol tax coupons facing road funding criticism. He recalls airline incidents fueling calls for stricter passenger control and alcohol limits. Abortion law nuances in Iowa are outlined, noting health as the key exception and legal access any time. The piece ends with drought altered corn expectations and a byline for Mike Deupree with contact info.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, flanked by Sen. Moynihan, marks one year since announcing her bid for the New York Senate. She recalls rough patches, public scrutiny, and adapting to campaigning state wide while polls show fluctuating support.
Vice President Al Gore denounces the GOP led Congress as do nothing for people while promising HMO reform prescription drug benefits and environmental protections. He vows to veto Republican bills he calls industry backed and to press for broader patients rights Medicare drug coverage and welfare to work plans. Gore speaks from Air Force Two en route to Connecticut campaign stop and a Tennessee lake cabin with his wife Tipper amid a push to frame Bush and leadership as beholden to special interests.
The Gazette corrects a Saturday headline misidentifying Swati Dandekar as from Marion. Dandekar is president of Sustain ers of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids and Barbara Knight is president of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids.
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support sustainable farming. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or via the nearest designated recycling location.
CDC officials warn about 4 to 5 million Americans engaging in high risk sex and drug use, including multiple partners and prostitution, with concerns of renewed HIV spread amid complacency and new infection signals in gay communities and cities.
An advertisement index notes Cedar Rapids and Iowa City ad numbers and toll free lines for placing ads. It lists hours weekdays 8 am to 5 pm and warns that deadlines apply and page numbers may shift for late-breaking news.
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