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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1987

Page

6

Gephardt’s Iowa County Tour Sets Stage For 88s Campaign

The passage praises Dick Gephardt for visiting all 99 Iowa counties as a cornerstone of grassroots campaigning. It notes parallels with Carter in 1975 76 and cites other Democrats Dukakis Jackson Gore Simon Babbitt and Republicans Grassley and Harkin as examples of county to county campaigning shaping caucus outcomes and Senate races.

Gephardt Dukakis Jackson Gore Simon Babbitt Jimmy Carter Iowa Carter Indiana Birch Bayh Oklahoma Fred Harris Arizona Morris Udall Peace Corps Sargent Shriver Washington Henry Jackson East Midwest Senate Dick Clark Towa U.S Jack Miller Tom Harkin William Scherle Congress Roger Jepsen Chuck Grassley

Cedar Rapids maintains council stability after election

Cedar Rapids voters kept a steady government pattern with Mayor Canney’s win and three incumbents returning. Policeman Robert Jaeger will serve as commissioner of public safety after a narrow 251 vote margin in a 24 169 ballot. The transition should be smooth as council teamwork and department heads maintain ongoing policy.

Canney Joe Rinas Cedar Rapids Robert Jaeger Floyd Bergen Council Jaeger

Ginsburg Nomination Sparks Senate Backlash And Debate

The White House announced Douglas Ginsburg's nomination to the Supreme Court at 2 pm. Critics, led by Sen. Edward Kennedy, decry the choice as an ideological clone of Judge Bork and call for thorough Senate scrutiny of his record and judicial philosophy. The piece notes Ginsburg's age of 41, Harvard and Chicago ties, prior DOJ service, a year on the D C Circuit, and questions about his federal bench experience.

Washington White House Douglas Ginsburg Sen Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Robert Bork Supreme Court Ed Meese Ginsburg Mr. Kennedy American Bar Association Congress Senate Judiciary Committee Delaware The Washington Post Post ABA Remai Cornell University of Chicago Harvard Department of Justice U.S. Court of Appeals District of Columbia Joseph Story John Marshall John Marshall Harlan William O. Douglas Byron White Antonin Scalia Sandra Day O'Connor Oliver Wendell Holmes Charles Evans Hughes William Howard Taft Harlan Stone Benjamin Cardozo Hugo Black Felix Frankfurter William C. Douglas Robert Jackson Fred Vinson Earl Warren Arthur Goldberg Abe Fortas Lewis Powell William Rehnquist D.C

Letters to the Gazette on mental illness and banking concerns

A reader laments justice for a mentally ill sister convicted of second degree murder and calls for better care outside prison. Other letters warn about Morris Plan MorAmerica bankruptcies and banker protections, followed by neighborhood safety notes and praise for Cedar Rapids officials.

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Iowa Electric woes and rising costs anger fixed income reader

A Gazette reader complains about Iowa Electric's rising net income and proposed charges to customers for dues to the Edison Electric Institute. The writer says fixed incomes suffer while stockholders profit and laments government wage trends and Gramm Rudman effects.

Iowa Electric Gazette Edison Electric

Discovery concert delights community groups in turnout

Marion J. Patterson notes a wonderful Discovery concert with broad community group involvement. The narrative was simple and engaging, and she looks forward to the Valentine’s Day concert at 1811 30th St. SE.

Marion J. Patterson 30Th St. SE

Right carL Kane Manikin Language Edits in Gazette

A newsroom anecdote reflects on word choices in a Gazette piece. The author discusses manikin versus mannequin and milquetoast versus milquetoastian, noting editors' impact on precision and style.

Carl Kane

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