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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1999

Page

4

Labor's fading influence shapes Iowa caucus politics

The Gazette notes labor's growing effort to mobilize support for Gore ahead of the February caucuses while observing a long term decline in union political clout since the 1950s. It cites Iowa UAW and AFSCME endorsement of Gore and explores labor's historical impact and future influence in national races.

Iowa Uaw Gore al Gore Bill Bradley Council 61 American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Organized Labor Clinton Rod Bouwer Iowa White House Dwight D. Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Eisenhower National Education Association Afl-Cio Walter Mondale Ronald Reagan John Glenn Mondale Reagan A.H. Raskin Newsday Raskin Bission

Targeting Ventura and the misuse of lie and lay

The Gazette notes readers debate grammar pointing to Ventura and a Minnesota governor book title. It cites questions on proper usage of lie and lay with examples and a quip about the word target in various senses.

the Gazette David Hulbert St. Paul

Bad Bipartisanship in Congress and Civil Liberties

Associate editor argues two kinds of bipartisanship exist and cites a House vote 375-48 limiting civil forfeiture as genuine good bipartisanship. He warns that Democratic support for Republican aims in gun control and Clinton’s policing has eroded civil liberties and fostered bad bipartisanship.

Congress John Dingell D-Mich Senate House Dingell National Rifle Association Judiciary Committee Henry Hyde R-Ill Washington Clinton Bill Clinton Capitol Hill Bob Barr

Back 40 In Jeopardy Over City Street Plan

Residents oppose extending 31st Street NE from Prairie Drive to Oakland Road a half mile at nearly $500000. They call their land the Back 40 a village square and park where families gather for Easter egg hunts and Fourth of July fireworks and fear increased traffic and loss of green space. They urge officials to revise the plan and budget.

31St Street Prairie Drive Oakland Road 30Th Street and Company

History Center opens through broad Cedar Rapids partnerships

Thousands toured the History Center as public and private partners from Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Hall-Perrine Foundation and 100 plus companies join donors and volunteers. Leaders Laura Derr and Randy McCright praise staff, volunteers, J W Morton & Associates, and cultural partners for making the dream real.

History Center Linn County City of Cedar Rapids Linn County Board of Supervisors Hall-Perrine Foundation Laura M. Derr the History Center Randy McCright

Antidote Advocate Promotes Home Schooling Quote

A critic from the School Administrators of Iowa likens displaying the Ten Commandments in schools to garlic warding off vampires. The piece argues the public education system fuels offense and hints that home schooling is the antidote, with a sharp rebuttal.

Iowa Oil Company

Gazette letter submission guidelines

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words. Include name, street address and daytime phone. only your name and hometown will be published. Send to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or by fax 3985846 or email gazette fyiowa com.

the Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa Gazette

Flag Amendment Debate Echoes in Gazette Letters

A reader argues that if flag burning is protected speech then burning garbage to protest a landfill should be lawful. They reference The Gazette coverage of the flag amendment passing the House with Jim Leach opposing and urge senators, especially Tom Harkin, to support protections against flag desecration while acknowledging free speech implications.

the Gazette House Jim Leach Bluestein Tom Harkin

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