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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1994
Page
4
The editorial argues that Bill Clinton’s friendly, outgoing style, including town halls and call-in shows, defines his presidency. It compares Clinton to Reagan and stresses open contact with the public as a strength, noting he is the first postwar president and remains energetic despite critics.
Voters endorsed a 60 percent supermajority bond to fund a new Marion library, prompting a $500000 offer from Nancy and Steven Miller of Cedar Rapids to be used. Supporters stressed long term community benefits while opponents noted site flaws and other fiscal obligations. The eclipse comparison and media spin aside, the story highlights civic investment and mixed opinions.
Sally Weymouth reports on the Clinton administration facing pressure over Iraq sanctions. Saddam Hussein maintains power three years after the gulf war and resists lifting the oil embargo while U S allies push for removal. France and Russia back eased limits for commercial reasons as U S intelligence notes Iraq's noncompliance and ongoing weapons concerns.
The author argues against admitting Haitian refugees and other undocumented migrants, claiming the U.S. should not be swayed by pressures or slogans. He cites historical selective immigration, emphasizes the burden on resources, and notes the need to prioritize those most likely to contribute economically. He argues the United States is generous but not obligated to accept unauthorized entrants.
The column argues that political life rewards felons and questions who will seek the presidency as scandals grow. It notes Oliver North, Milken, Liddy, Colson, Agnew, Boesky as examples, contrasts with the Clintons facing debts and legal bills, and ponders whether future leaders will be billionaires or controversial figures.
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