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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1992

Page

4

Iowa ethics law stirs concern as details emerge

The new Iowa ethics law, taking effect January 1, imposes financial disclosure rules, gift restrictions, and lobbying registration for local officials. Critics call it a broad brush measure that may disrupt state and local boards, with modifications anticipated to ease its impact while lawmakers face renewed scrutiny.

Department of Transportation Council Commission Iowa Association of School Board Terry Branstad Iowa Trust Joe) Welsh Harold van Maanen Oskaloosa

Clinton and Gore as partners in a high stakes White House balance

The piece weighs Clinton’s political skill and how he treats running mate Al Gore compared with LBJ and Humphrey. It notes Gore’s active role, cautions about a distant vice presidency, and predicts editorials and cartoons reacting to a stiff image and limited independence.

Jimmy Carter White House Clinton Johnson al Gore United States Senate Sen. Gore Capitol Hill Gore LBJ Hubert Humphrey Humphrey John F. Kennedy U.S Senate Jake Secret Service Dan Quayle

Language learning in the United States and NEH grants

The piece argues for stronger foreign language education amid criticism of U.S. fluency. It cites a joke about a Togo ambassador, notes NEH grants totaling 2.1 million dollars, and highlights Latin declines. It laments low language study in high schools and calls for mandatory two years of foreign language to graduate.

Togo Foreign Service United States National Endowment For the Humanities NEH

Tuition funds questioned over University of Iowa Law Library

Derek Devgan of Iowa City accuses the University of Iowa Law School of misusing over $600,000 from a $1,000 tuition increase that raises resident tuition nearly 40 percent. He calls for transparency on how the money was spent beyond library improvements.

the Gazette University of Iowa Law Library Law School

Marion to light Lights of Peace Tree event in City Square Park

Marion mayor will light the 7-foot blue spruce in downtown City Square Park next Friday at 6 30 pm. Donations funded the project from local individuals and businesses and the Rockwell Chorus will attend for a peaceful community celebration.

Marion City Square Hoffman Tree Farm Parks Department Rockwell City of

Character as a Campaign Issue in Clinton Era

The piece argues that elected officials must honor promises with genuine ethics. It notes Clinton's pledge of a strict code and critiques media coverage of Reagan and Congress. It questions Kennedy's potential race impact and forecasts scrutiny of Clinton's budget and credibility after his election victory.

Clinton Sen Ted Kennedy Gov. Clinton Kennedy Bill Clinton

Life begins at conception and Catholic view on abortion

Father Jerry Kopacek of St. Joseph's Catholic Church argues life begins at conception citing biology and genetics while criticizing ERA advocates for not making abortion-neutral language. He questions future church revisions and notes past theologians lacked modern findings. Marion address unknown in letter context.

Iowa Jerry Kopacek St. Joseph’s Catholic Church 14Th St Marion

Understanding Depression and Psychiatric Treatments

The piece discusses depression linked to psychiatric drug use, noting no standard treatment exists for low mood. It cites that doctors should inform patients of dangerous side effects, and that a combination of medication and psychotherapy often works best for serious cases. It urges seeking second and third opinions and staying informed.

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