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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1994

Page

4

Branstad calls for new disclosure and campaign limits

Iowa Governor Terry Branstad proposes rules to require lobbyist registration and payment disclosures for influence peddling, caps on individual and PAC contributions, and tax return transparency for statewide officials. He urges broader reporting from major contractors and personal finances, aiming to curb influence in policy decisions. The editorial notes the Legislature must act and voters should weigh in ahead of November elections.

Terry Branstad Branstad Campaign

Fitting, though tardy response to tragedy in USTAS

The article assesses the U S led relief effort in Central Africa, praising the organized initiative to aid Rwanda amid cholera and war fallout. It notes Clinton’s stance to aid from outside Rwanda, avoid political meddling, and seeks bipartisan support despite criticism of late action.

USTAS Somalia United States U.N U.S Central Africa Rwanda Kigali Clinton Zaire Dr. Simpson

Health care reform debate risks false claims and cost reality

Mark Goldberg and Ted Marmor argue that mischaracterizations about universal health coverage mislead Congress and the public. They urge candor on costs, funding, and the true implications of incremental reforms versus universal coverage, warning that rhetoric without realism threatens reform outcomes.

Mark Goldberg Ted Marmor Clinton Congress United States Congressional Budget Office CBO John Breaux D-La Jim Cooper D-Tenn Cooper-Breaux Budget Office House Senate Washington Yale School of Management

Letters to the Gazette: Love over hate in faith

A Sun day school lesson of God is love guides a Christian to feed the hungry care for the sick and show compassion. The writer aligns with Deborah Mathis against the religious right’s hostile message and condemns hate, vengeance, and judgment.

God Jesus Christ Deborah Mathis

Cedar Boat Club Thanks Cedar Rapids for July 3 Fireworks

The Cedar Boat Club Atomic City Shooters and Penford Products Co thank Cedar Rapids residents for attending July 3 fireworks. Despite less favorable weather, attendance and support were appreciated and the group hopes for a 1995 return. Nancyann Cortez, treasurer Cedar Boat Club Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Boat Club Atomic City Shooters and Penford Products Co Cedar Rapids Nancyann Cortez

Glory Days Fireworks Celebration In Palo Iowa

Eldon Keller of Cedar Rapids urges readers to donate to the Palo Fire Department for the town’s fireworks display at Glory Days in Palo. He says the show relies on donations and draws large crowds with cars parked along Blairs Ferry Road.

Iowa Palo Blairs Ferry Road Palo Fire Department

Right and Wrong in Language Rules From Carl Kane

Robert Mueller introduces the Uda Sisters who critique language shifts and define subversive terms. He cites four colloquialisms I woulda went shoulda took we coulda ate and argues about using have versus udas. The piece also debates loan versus lend usage and headlines about Solzhenitsyn and pronoun choice who versus whom.

Robert Mueller Obert

City weighs selling surplus helicopters this year

Public Safety Commissioner J D Smith delays changes in the Aviation Department to study its operation before proceeding with a Roger Commission recommendation to sell about six expensive helicopters. The push for quick action argues minor broker calls can finalize the sale while criticizing delay as foot dragging.

Roger Commission Public Safety J.D. Smith

Crime bills and political debts echo in Beems Auditorium

Ed Dolan of the Iowa Sportsmen's Federation argues that federal crime legislation is a backdoor payoff for political debts, expanding welfare and gun control while undermining local policing and crime reduction. He cites Earl Landgrebe and Sarah Brady to critique liberal aims and warns of a socialist agenda.

Beems Auditorium Clinton Earl Landgrebe National Rifle Association Sarah Brady Handgun Control Inc America

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