Iowa column questions safety laws and a past misattribution
A columnist argues against new mobile phone driving bans, favoring driver education and enforcement of existing laws. He also corrects a previous error about who sponsored a proposed false-information law, noting it was Libby Jacobs, not Pam Jochum, and explains the push polling context.
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Jeffords Defection Could Upset Bush Policy Goals
Sen. Jim Jeffords likely to shift Senate control to Democrats, threatening Bush aims on judicial nominations energy policy and Social Security reform. If Jeffords becomes independent and votes with Democrats, Tom Daschle would lead the Senate, committees would realign, and a broader policy gridlock could follow alongside a reelection campaign issue in 2002.
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Correction on Caption for Lindsay Thomas
The Gazette corrects the photo caption noting Lindsay Thomas is a native of Korea. Readers may submit accuracy or fairness comments. corrections will be published in the space. Contact (319) 398 8313 or 14800 397 6212 for notes.
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Commitment to the future The Gazette prints with soybean ink
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycles on newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton Cedar Rapids or recycling locations. Details include publication offices, rates, and contact numbers for subscription and service.
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Senator Jeffords Considers Leaving GOP for Independence
Vermont senator James Jeffords moved toward declaring independence from the Republican Party, risking a 50 50 Senate split that could shift chairmanships and leadership. Republicans urged him to stay, offering leadership concessions while Democrats awaited potential chairmanship of the Environment and Public Works Committee.
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House OKs plan linking school performance to funds
The House approved President Bush’s education plan tying federal aid to student achievement. The 384-45 vote backed broader local control and a four year goal for qualified teachers in every classroom, while vouchers for private schools were dropped. The Senate has not finished work on a similar proposal.
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