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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1995
Page
7
An opinion piece jokes about summer travel hazards and uses the ICD system to catalog “bad medical things.” It recounts a Barry family trip to Quinault Rain Forest with playful, exaggerated dangers and a humorous sign about a dangerous person, ending with a note that shark bites have an ICD code.
The writer argues that demolishing the Murrah Building cannot erase daily violence. He cites ongoing tragedies from beatings to kidnappings and robberies, blaming broader social failures. He calls for prevention, intervention, and lasting opportunity rather than mere punishment. He urges patient, principled action to curb modern crime.
Iowa politics center on Rep Jim Nussle as the strongest GOP challenger to Sen. Tom Harkin in 1996. Grassley argues a Nussle Senate bid offers high fundraising potential but risks losing House seniority and jeopardizes a reelection bid in the 2nd District. Other Iowa House members show interest, including Ertl Grubbs Tinsman and Rife, while Leach may face PAC funding challenges if he runs.
Iowa Congressman Jim Nussle faces a press war with the Des Moines Register over access and budget stance. The Hill reports Nussle has declined interview requests for 15 months amid criticism from agriculture groups and supporters. GOP ally talk hints at 1984 Jepsen comparison as Nussle weighs a potential next year bid on Senator Harkin.
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