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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1988
Page
8
Hiadhy J. Ian heads the board of directors alongside President John Donnelly and Executive Vice President John Robertson. Mors appointed managing editor, shaping leadership for the publication.
The editorial urges voters to support campaign reform while criticizing Mondale and Dixon plans for regional primaries. It warns that limiting states like Iowa and New Hampshire risks reducing candidate contact with citizens and favors national headquarters over local input. The piece argues for broad, nationwide engagement beyond television.
Unpaid maternity leave denial to Joan Bennett prompts House subcommittee scrutiny led by Rep. Pat Schroeder. Bennett, a senior DOJ attorney, gave birth in January and sought four extra months of unpaid leave after a medical note. Schroeder accuses the department of a two tier policy while Meese faces political flak.
George Will surveys recent rulings on capital punishment. Oklahoma killer Cartwright escaped death under vague statute while Maryland inmate Mills had his sentence overturned due to mandatory aggravating checks. Court warns against arbitrariness in juror guidance amid partisan sentencing debates.
At LaGuardia Airport Adm. James D. Watkins retired chairman of the President's AIDS commission drew praise for advocating federal anti discrimination legislation. He argues laws are essential to protect testing and employment rights while slowing the spread of AIDS through public health and civil liberties.
Washington analysis notes the Democratic Party’s history of overpromising and underdelivering on programs, shaping voter behavior since Johnson. It highlights recent House actions on Medicare benefits and deficit deals, and assesses Michael Dukakis’s challenge in balancing promises with restraint ahead of the party convention.
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