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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2000
Page
7
Republican women in Iowa praise the No Child Left Behind theme as key to victory. They cite a state compact with parents, funding for class size reduction, reading programs, technology spending, and library funding, and align with George W. Bush's education plan and a GOP-led Legislature.
The piece argues campaign exaggerations in the District 30 Senate contest between incumbent Neal Schaerer and Ronald Donald. It claims Schaerer supports modest tax cuts, TANF-funded services for the working poor, and returning surpluses to taxpayers, while Donald opposes these positions. The article promotes fact checking via vote-smart.org.
A观点强调消除国债的紧迫性並呼吁以绩效为基础税制并重新分配资金。批评现任官员缺乏远见，建议在必要时提高税收仅用于非常规紧急情况，强调债务清偿将为后代带来保障。
The piece argues mainstream media mold public opinion with liberal bias and selective reporting. It cites a 1993 survey, accuses outlets of ignoring anti Bush and Gore stories, and notes local coverage remains biased while national journalism loses credibility.
Patricia Goodenough of Solon writes in support of Phyllis Stumbo, Cedar Bluff resident and University of Iowa education doctor, for District 39. She highlights care for youth education, elderly and handicapped, health care, jobs, and honesty.
In a debate with State Rep. Pat Shey Jeremy Brigham said the state representative post is a good high paying job earning 21000 annually. Critics note the pay is near minimum wage given hours. The writer backs Shey and Geipel while addressing local voters in Cedar Rapids.
In a last minute nod, John and Polly Ely of Cedar Rapids support Jeremy Brigham for state representative in House District 52. The student focused on public issues and education shaping ideas for Iowa laws. precincts 6 through 16 voters in Cedar Rapids have a candidate on the ballot.
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