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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1992
Page
4
The piece argues renewed action against Saddam Hussein could revive President Bush's sagging poll numbers or backfire if Iraq is not decisively defeated. It weighs the political risks of war versus the threat posed by Saddam and questions UN credibility and global peace.
The court will consider the reach of federal laws in restraining anti abortion protests at clinics and whether RICO can be used against peaceful demonstrators. Critics say federal actions chill free speech and that state laws already cover trespassing and assault during demonstrations.
Elaine Ciulla Kamarck argues the Bush campaign faces few viable paths in a recession year. Negative tactics risk backfiring as the public questions Clinton and Gore while Bush weighs new policy or a Kemp relaunch. Baker’s possible return looms, but real change remains uncertain.
Richard Eimas urges readers to support Jean Lloyd-Jones in the race for U.S. Senate citing her refusal of PAC funds and contrasting it with Sen Grassley’s PAC donations from Dow Chemical. He frames Grassley as representing corporate interests over Iowans and calls for a political refresh.
Gloria Fowler asks why her unarmed brother Garry Humble died after sheriff deputies shot him and why she was denied access to his body. She questions procedures, timing, and officer decisions amidst her belief of a wrongful death and seeks answers and forgiveness.
A guest column clarifies a NEJM study on hand washing in ICUs. The in-use evaluation showed chlorhexidine cut hospital infections by over 25 percent. Observed hand washing exceeded 75 percent before initial patient contact, with better rates at Iowa Hospitals.
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