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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1998
Page
6
Joe Hindley serves as President and Publisher while Ken Slaughter becomes Vice President and Treasurer. Dale Larson is Vice President and General Manager, with Jerry Elsen as Editor of Editorial Pages and Editorial Board Chairman Mark Bowden as Managing Editor.
The Gazette lauds Tom Vilsack of Mount Pleasant as wise and voters as smart for electing him governor. It notes his education priority amid looming job market changes and predicts a potentially productive split Legislature while warning of Southeast Asia crisis and farm demand drops.
The election produced Democrats holding their Senate and gaining at least five House seats with Oregon too close to call. Republicans Ghurch leaders faced a confounding result. most voters said they disapproved of Clinton’s misconduct but approved of his overall job. Incumbents nationwide benefited, including in Iowa where five House seats and Sen Grassley won.
Campaign night portrays Newt Gingrich as overreaching with 160 million dollars in anti Clinton ads that backfired as Democrats held ground in the House and key Senate races. Clinton allies celebrated Schumer Boxer's survival while the impeachment push fumbled under rising public caution about Congress.
Fredrick L. McKissack Jr argues that campaign finance favors the rich and marginalizes minorities and the working class. Feingold’s narrow victory highlights how money shapes who can run and be heard, with pay-to-play costs influencing voter information and candidate prominence.
Dr Sharon A Collins of Cedar Rapids cautions viewers that TV drama is not reality and stresses that breastfeeding remains superior to formula. She cites infant health guidance, calls for timely support from lactation consultants and families, and urges seeking medical advice when concerns arise.
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