Old News Reemerges as Gore Clinton Fundraising Allegations
The piece reviews renewed criticism of Al Gore and the Clinton White House over 1996 fundraising, citing Times editorials and LaBella memos. It notes calls for independent counsel, alleged coverups by Reno aides, and extensive political maneuvering surrounding campaign finance questions.
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Clinton
Lanny Davis
White House
Joe Lockhart
al Gore
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
Charles LaBella
Janet Reno
Clinton Gore
the Times
Vice
Clinton-Gore
Kenneth Starr
Los Angeles Times
LaBella
Reno
FBI
Louis Freeh
Gore
Congress
FBI mole and contractor get prison in Chicago corruption case
An undercover FBI mole who fed cash to Chicago officials while wearing a wire was sentenced to three years and three months. Prosecutors note his role was pivotal to a large anti corruption case that led to 18 convictions, including six City Council members.
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Chicago
FBI
John Christopher
John Johnson
Bush and Gore clash in education focused campaign ads
In the first general election ads Bush targets Gore on education while Gore counters with a demand for a real debate. Each 60 second spot airs in six Illinois markets and nearby battlegrounds spending under 100000 dollars, signaling an early air war.
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Washington
George W. Bush
al Gore
Gore
Bush
Clinton
America
Texas
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Iowa
Kathleen Hall Jamieson
University of Pennsylvania
Annenberg School of Communication
Chicago
Champaign
Peoria
Rockford
Quincy
Harrisburg
Davenport
Ari Fleischer
South Carolina
New York
John McCain
Search intensifies in Waseca girl slaying case
Waseca authorities plan to renew a broad search on the 11th anniversary of Cally Jo Larson's death. Larson, 12, was found dead last April 20 in her home from stab wounds after being sexually abused. Donald Blom remains a suspect in related crimes.
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Waseca, Minn
Cally Jo Larson
Larson
Waseca
Jim Stolach
Donald Blom
Last May
Kathryn
Katie’ Poirier
Barnum
Blom
The Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Recycling
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink and printing on recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at nearby local recycling locations.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
The Gazette Publisher and Subscription Details
The Gazette lists pricing for carrier and mail delivery plans, with weekly and four week rates and a Cedar Rapids address. It notes postal handling, AP news rights, and contact numbers for address changes and general inquiries.
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Third Avenue SE
Cedar Ri A
Cedar Ap
Boseway
U.S
Associated Press
Inc. P.O
Cedar Rapids
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Ceder Rapids
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Great Furniture Mart
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Kelly Heating & Air
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Iowa City
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MAC
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Nassif Oriental Rugs
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Schwinn Creek
Primus Home
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Cedar Rapids Inn & Conf
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