Whitewater drama exposes Clinton administration hubris
Mike Deupree argues the Whitewater saga reveals a pattern of arrogance and rule flaunting in the Clinton White House. He contrasts partisan responses with historical lessons from Watergate, noting health care task force disclosures and perceived ethical lapses. The column warns of ongoing political entrenchment.
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Corrections On Burglary Suspects Do Not Involve Brothers
The Gazette corrects a Sunday story that reported two burglary suspects were brothers. Stephen J. Johnson 20 and a 17 year old male are not related to Marcus Johnson who is in jail on felony charges. The initial link between them was inaccurate.
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The Gazette Promotes Soy Ink and Recycling
The Gazette pledges a future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers by dropping them in City Carton boxes at 4250 Sixth St SW.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription and mailing details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines subscription rates by carrier and motor route, with morning editions and Sunday seven issues priced at 14.20 for four weeks and 159.60 for a year. Other states and territories bill at 215.80 annually. No mail subscriptions where Gazette carrier service exists.
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Mississippi River pollution endangers health warns study
The Izaak Walton League and the Natural Resources Defense Council say industrial and agricultural pollution from cities, farms, and mills along the Mississippi jeopardizes ecosystems and human health. They cite twenty three major facilities discharging billions of pounds of toxins yearly and widespread wetland loss across 10 states, with hot spots near Memphis and Baton Rouge.
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Grassley urges time for farmers to curb runoff in debate
Sen. Charles Grassley and Sen. Howell Heflin form a Clean Water Caucus as Congress weighs amendments to the Clean Water Act. Grassley argues non point source pollution from agriculture needs 20 years and federal funds, noting industrial pollution received far more, while warning mandatory controls could strain many farmers and favor corporate operations.
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