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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1992
Page
4
Dale Cochran lauds Bill Clinton as a rural economic catalyst while noting ethanol policy could boost corn output. The piece cautions against treating Clinton as farming’s savior and weighs potential shifts on oxygenated fuel mandates affecting ethanol markets.
A Cedar Rapids feature highlights Priority One and the Chamber of Commerce winning Corporate Location U S Development Agency of the Year for attracting foreign investment. The region partners with Iowa City and the University of Iowa, maintains Seoul and Frankfurt offices, and backs top school quality as a key locational factor.
Iowa based National Pork Producers Council uses a tongue in cheek educational ad to argue pork is no longer an excessive expression in politics. It notes pork is leaner today and points to potential replacements like lard if the term fades from use.
Robert Reno argues that President Clinton faces dual imperatives to reduce the deficit while boosting infrastructure and short term growth. He contends deficit financing is needed for stimulative policy, predicting Clinton will seek a cautious middle ground and rely on appointments and signaling to reassure markets and observers.
The piece traces the evolving meaning of bozo from slang dictionaries to public use during the Bush Clinton era. It notes how Webster and other lexicographers expanded the term from a tough or muscular man to include a fool or clown. It mentions Bozo the Clown and Larry Harmon, and muses whether calling opponents bozos influenced the election.
A reader voices concern over Rush Limbaughs extreme conservative stance and his Nov 4 show where he wrongly claimed Bush would win and analyzed Clinton's share to argue six of ten voted against him. The letter also suggests humorous jabs and calls for public commentary. The piece notes sponsors of a local sleep-out thanking participants and outlining homeless experiences in Cedar Rapids.
A reader lambasts Transit Director Bill Hoekstra for opening a public closet as a museum during a grand opening at the Ground Transportation Center. The letter accuses wasteful spending on a fare box exhibit and old photos, and questions bus maintenance and council attendance.
Kennedy High School auditorium hosted 1,100 middle and high school students at the LOVE-LIVE event promoting chastity. Organizers funded the gathering and thanked supporters while criticizing local media for ignoring the rally and contrasting coverage of Madonna.
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