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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1992

Page

5

Use of power and media in Clinton coverage

Editorial argues that Clinton's credibility issue stems from media sensationalism in 1992 coverage. It criticizes tabloids and televised reports on past personal matters, suggesting the press ignored policy substance and power questions. It questions whether Perot and Bush would measure up and notes media have fuelled distrust ahead of the 1992 election.

Clinton Hillary H. Ross Perot Bush Willie Horton Time Magazine

Curtain falls on leaker probe in Hill Thomas case

The Senate's four month inquiry into leaks about sexual harassment allegations against Clarence Thomas ends with Peter E. Fleming Jr. quitting unable to identify the source. Critics say classified information leaks threaten national security and free speech protections.

Hope Clarence Thomas Anita Hill Supreme Court Thomas U.S. Senate Senate Tis New York Peter E. Fleming Jr

Cedar Rapids Should Consider Council Manager Government

An opinion urges Cedar Rapids to switch from the commission form to a council manager system. With Mayor Don Canney retiring after 22 years, the piece argues a future-focused change would reduce costs, broaden representation, and allow residents to govern themselves, especially between elections.

Cedar Rapids Don Canney Canney Wayne Murdock Murdock League of Women Voters

When Religion Goes Too Far in Environmental Debate

A reader criticizes an April 27 letter titled Propaganda on parade for denouncing environmentalism and Christianity. The writer argues against delaying action for religion and claims Earth is the creator, not God, and asserts Earth Day has no communist affiliation.

Earth Earth Day

Harvesting liberal seeds and moral standards in 1992

A Gazette opinion piece argues three decades of liberalism harmed the nation. It links crime spikes after the Rodney King verdict to economic woes and calls for returning to absolute ethics and Judeo Christian values. It rejects wealth redistribution and promotes teaching the have-nots to access opportunities to become haves.

Rodney King Los Angeles

Parents condemn sex survey in schools and seek accountability

Mr and Mrs Jerry Schroeder criticize a sex survey secretly administered in a history or language arts class arguing parents must preview materials, withhold consent and demand accountability for tax funded education urging unity against such surveys.

Faith pre-empts medicine oversees student murder

A 19-year-old Minel Kinard, studying for her GED, was killed by a gang linked to long-standing attacks on women. The writer condemns religious coercion around blood transfusions, cites Jehovah’s Witnesses leader Marvin Krueger, and calls for accountability for those responsible.

Minel Kinard Minel Jehovah's Witnesses Beloit Hospital Marvin Krueger The Jehovah’s Witnesses Jesus

Honest candidate for Senate gains student campaign support

An eighth grade student from St Patrick's School in Cedar Rapids helps Rosanne Freeburg's campaign by making signs and encouraging peers to support her bid for the U.S. Senate. The student lauds Freeburg's education plan and questions Senator Harkin's recognition while hoping for a June 2 primary win and a November matchup with Charles Grassley.

Rosanne Freeburg Charles Grassley St. Patrick’s Catholic School Cedar Rapids Iowa Rosanne Ers Tom Harkin

Tamoxifen risks and benefits in BCPT raise questions

The Gazette coverage of the Breast Cancer Prevention Trial highlights proposed benefits of tamoxifen but omits potential risks such as endometrial cancer, thrombophlebitis, liver cancer, and DNA damage. Critics note bias and call for fuller data before recommending use in healthy women.

the Gazette National Cancer Institute Science News National Women’s Health Network USDA

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