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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 2001

Page

4

Campaign push to close more bases to modernize military

The editorial urges additional BRAC rounds in 2003 and 2005 to shrink the post Cold War force by closing bases. It argues fewer bases raise efficiency and funding for modernization and pay. It lists Fort Monroe Fort Eustis The Presidio China Lake as candidates for closure or realignment.

McCain Sen Carl Levin D-Mich Bush Senate Armed Services Committee United States Army Army Department of Defense Armed Services Fort Monroe Norfolk Fort Leavenworth Kan Fort Eustis Williamsburg U.S. Army Aviation Logistics School Fort Lee Richmond Presidio Calif China Lake Naval Air Weapons Station Death Valley China Lake Navy Air Force

McCain Feingold reform and media theater in 2004 race

The piece argues McCain Feingold faces obstacles similar to Hillary Clinton’s 1994 health plan, driven by media theater and political strategy. It notes McCain’s reliance on press support, possible 2004 independent bid, and Democratic concerns over First Amendment limits, with broader questions about the economy and governance.

Hillary Clinton Newsweek Jonathan Alter McCain The Arizonan John Huang Los Angeles Times Senate Campaign Finance Reform John McCain R-Ariz Russ Feingold D-Wis

Bush plan labeled fuzzy math sparks tax cut debate

A critics say Bush aims 43 percent of a 1.6 trillion tax cut to the wealthiest 1 percent, calling it fuzzy math. They fault Bush for alleged misstatements, cite public backlash, and contrast tax relief with debt reduction, invoking the elder Bush's voodoo economics remark.

George W. Bush al Gore Bush Republican Party George W Florida United States

Gazette invites public letters and guest columns

The Gazette welcomes letters and guest columns addressing public business. All material may be edited and cannot be returned. Include writer’s full name, signature, street address and daytime phone. addresses are not published. Limit 300 words per letter, one letter per writer. column length about 650 words max.

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Hy-Vee to Update Downtown Cedar Rapids Store

Ruth A. Ehrhardt of Cedar Rapids praises the City Council and Hy-Vee for cooperating on replacing the First Avenue store with an updated location. She notes long-time loyalty, residents needing a walkable grocery option, and Hy-Vee reinvesting in a nearby neighborhood.

Gazette Hy-Vee First Avenue Ruth A. Ehrhardt Cedar Rapids

Submarine accident raises more questions

Curious taxpayer questions the 16 civilians aboard the USS Greeneville during the Ehime Maru collision. He cites their roles, travel to Hawaii, being at the controls, and asks if disclosure could have saved lives, money, and embarrassment. He ponders a White House lodging alternative for those civilians.

Greeneville Hawaiian Islands America White House

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