09 Nov 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1992
Page
1
The article notes that President-elect Bill Clinton conducted a discreet agricultural campaign on the path to the White House, contrasting it with Michael Dukakis in 1988. Details appear on page 1B.
Two Saturday concerts by melody makers C R drew enthusiastic audiences in Cedar Rapids. Reviews can be found on page 5B. Prep football playoffs resume tonight with further details on page 1D.
Food Plus in Tuesday's Gazette examines chili's evolution from Mexico to Texas and its many adaptations. Pecans curry powder and goat cheese appear in some versions, reflecting a blend of traditions and modern twists.
A task force from the Iowa Academy of Family Physicians reports 52 of 99 counties have more than 2,500 residents per family physician, with 27 counties over 3,000. The shortage impacts small towns and rural areas with aging populations.
Washington Post analysis of 24 state exit polls and a national poll shows Perot's absence would not have swung the race. Only Ohio might have shifted from Clinton to Bush, leaving Clinton with a 349 to 189 Electoral College margin. Perot voters mostly favored Clinton in California New York Illinois and Oregon.
President Bush will become the fifth ex president in a taxpayer funded retirement system alongside Nixon Ford Carter and Reagan as Congress faces higher costs next year. The package includes a six figure pension office space staff and travel plus Secret Service for all but Nixon with total first year costs at 17.2 million and Bush set to spend 1.5 million on a six month transition.
Charles Larson's son captures House District 55 in Iowa as President Bush faces defeat that will oust the elder Larson from his role as U S attorney for the Northern District of Iowa. The veteran official defends political appointments saying the system allows administrations to push programs. He notes only five executive-branch Iowa posts traditionally stay with a president's party.
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