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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1998
Page
2
The column reflects on campaign ads as election day arrives, arguing ads are often unfair yet within bounds. It contrasts dirty tactics with fair criticism, cites examples from Wisconsin and California races, and urges informed voting over participation for its own sake. Mike Deupree writes for The Gazette.
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and other local recycling sites. Subscriptions listing rates for daily and Sunday editions are provided along with contact details for Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc.
Washington and the nation pivot to policy concerns as voters weigh stadiums and schools, lotteries and abortion, ethics and crime. Polls suggest Monica Lewinsky factors are minor, while education Social Security the environment and the economy dominate. Alabama Gov. Fob James urged voters to study his record.
The Justice Department warned that videotaping voters at or near polling places violates the Voting Rights Act amid Democratic charges of GOP intimidation. Att Gen Janet Reno said the department will enforce voting laws, while Republicans deny harassment claims and call for apologies. DOJ also to deploy 141 federal observers to five states including Arizona California New Mexico New York and Utah to prevent minority intimidation.
In Newport News Daily Press, Bill Barker who portrays Thomas Jefferson at Colonial Williamsburg says he will avoid direct answers to questions about Sally Hemings and paternity. Researchers publishing in Nature report DNA comparisons that nearly prove Jefferson fathered Hemings' youngest son, while Barker stays in character, answering as Jefferson would.
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