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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1994

Page

7

Editorial urges naming juveniles in forcible felonies

The piece argues Iowa should publicly identify juveniles involved in violent crimes including murder and other forcible felonies. It notes legal delays and cross state issues, supports Gov Branstad’s call for disclosure, and contends rehabilitation is unlikely for murder cases.

Union Iowa Marshall County Missouri Cedar County Terry Branstad

Lobbying push spoiled top suspect Newt Gingrich

The piece portrays Senate Republicans led by George Mitchell and House leader Newt Gingrich as blocking a lobbying disclosure bill. Clinton's deficit and NAFTA push are deemphasized by GOP tactics cited as pressuring lawmakers. The Charleston-era style column predicts voter reaction on November 8.

Congress Clinton George Mitchell Maine House Newt Gingrich Georgia Gingrich Senate Nonpartisan Congressional Quarterly Iraq Kuwait Bess

Gift of a Lifetime Honor surpasses Nobel in a retirement tribute

A physician retires after 30 years of practice as colleagues and patients gather for a quiet, heartfelt tribute. A father presents a hand-made weather vane and his daughter a card, symbolizing a bond of love and gratitude that modern medicine often eclipses with acronyms and bureaucracy.

Saint Bernard

Shalala Top Ten Reasons to Keep Health Reform Alive

A Washington Post column adapts Donna Shalala’s top ten reasons supporting health care reform. It cites rising costs, rising uninsured numbers, employer coverage declines, price shifts, and pre existing conditions, ending with public support and Twain’s quip about reform’s death.

Mark Twain Twain National Movement For Health Reform Newsweek Magazine David Letterman Donna Shalala Clinton Congress Secretary of Health and Human Services Harry Louise Igton Post

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J.F. Hladky Jr Board of Joe Hladky III Ken Slaughter Dale Larson Jerry Elsen Mark Bowden Newt Buddy Gang ARIME Dan Langfield The Linn County Medical Society Shalala
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