Personal politics takes center stage in 1992 campaign
Ellen Goodman's Gazette column argues that the 1992 race turned personal and local as voters connected national issues to everyday life. Television debates, house calls, and public figures' private lives made politics feel intimate and relatable to a broad audience.
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Oston — Who- Be
America
Alitinal Aix
Perot
Larry King
Bill Clinton
MTV
ESPN
Bush
Clinton
Women’s Movement
Murphy Brown
Hillary Clinton
Marilyn Quayle
Gennifer Flowers
Donahue
King
Tip O'Neill
Citizen Koch: An Autobiography by Ed Koch
Edward Koch with Daniel Paisner recounts his 12 years as New York City mayor in a candid memoir. He portrays rival figures from David Dinkins to Bella Abzug and Donald Trump, defending his actions while criticising others.
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Ed Koch
New York
David Dinkins
Bella Abzug
Donald Trump
Senate panel attacks National Archives chief over absentee archivist case
The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee criticizes Archivist Don Wilson for expedient actions raising questions of compliance with laws and standards. It urges White House and Justice review. The panel cites inspector general Lawrence Oberg and notes undercover surveillance, pre-bid tips to a winning contractor, and aiding Reagan Library setup.
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Washington Post
Washington
Senate Committee On Governmental Affairs
Don Wilson
National Archives and Records Administration
Wilson
White House
Justice Department
Oberg
California
Cinderella Theater at Monticello High School
Today November 4 events include Cinderella at 4 p.m. with tickets 3 adults 2 students seniors 2 reserved seats at the high school. Also History for Lunch program at Linn County Historical Museum features Major Wray and Ralph Nedrow discussing Pacific operations.
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Monticello High School
Linn County Historical Museum
Robert Wray
Philippine
Ralph Nedrow
American Legion
Hanford Post
South Pacific
Hurricane’s horror ends in murder suicide in Cutler Ridge
Peggy Worthman recalls surviving Hurricane Andrew with her husband Lloyd Worthman whose trauma deepened after the storm. He showed withdrawal and depression and died by suicide weeks later, gunshot in their home. Psychiatrists link surviving disasters to PTSD and lasting stress.
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Cutler Ridge
Fla
Peggy Worthman
Lloyd Worthman
Worthman
Andrew
Earth Savers Bury It Composting Tip
When you compost avoid fatty foods like meat bones oils cheeses dressings and butter as they attract rodents and are hard to break down. Bury these scraps about eight inches deep in a low spot to speed decay.
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Rodale
Tribune Media Services
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Edward Koch
Daniel Paisner
St. Martin's Press
Senate
City Carton
Sixth St
Econofoods
51St St
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Company
Par Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
AP News
Oe Rapids
P.O
Ceda
Pic
ISPS
Third Avenue SE
Uve
Lawrence Oberg
Archives Inspector General
Judy Stevens
West
Skogman Realty Call
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Clary Illiam
JoAnn Schnable
UNI
ART Museum
Matthew Kluber
U of Museum of Art
F.W
Skipper’ Schlesselman
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Storm Cellar General Store
Iowa City
Randall Foods Store
Edgewood Rd
Cityline
Earth Savers
ICA
Linn County Era Coalition
Libby Slappey
1St Ave
Orie
Aditi Zal
Sears
Hur
Ist
Ave
Hyundai
Minn.la
Lux Motor Coach
Radison Plaza & Branch
16Th Ave. S.W
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