THEIR CREDIT, members of the Iowa Senate
Gazette editorial praises Iowa lawmakers for candor on health care reform efforts. It notes the bill extends coverage to all residents by 1998 but warns no state can solve all access and insurance issues alone. It contrasts Iowa’s frank tone with Washington stalemate and calls for measured expectations.
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Senate approves alcohol service in Capitol for National Guard event
The Iowa Senate backed a rules suspension to allow alcohol at a National Guard convention in Des Moines May 22 to 25. The 29 to 18 vote followed House approval as Sen. Emil Husak argued the issue is overblown and noted liquor rules date back decades. The piece cites a $1.51 trillion 1995 budget brief.
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Hillary Clinton image battles threaten health care reform
The Whitewater inquiry and Hillary Clinton's role as health care coordinator clash as Sen. D'Amato and NOW critics attack her image. The White House faces hearings and a probe by Robert Fiske while the Ways and Means Committee advances the reform bill amid public scrutiny.
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South Side Irish Parade Tests Chicago Politics
A Chicago South Side Irish Parade draws 300000 as police brace the route on Western Avenue. Candidates from both parties mingle with locals and Irish exiles amid bagpipes, Budweiser Clydesdales, and a wave of political advocacy before a crucial primary.
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Fall of the Ivory Tower warns on higher education collapse
Hillsdale College president George Roche argues government funding causes financial, intellectual, and moral decay in American universities. He cites deficits at Harvard Yale CUNY UCLA and rising tuition with mass enrollments, wasted staff, superficial curricula, and troubling campus morals, urging careful choices for parents and students.
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