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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2000
Page
2
A humor column suggests how to spend the extra hour after clocks shift back one hour. Readers are urged to draft pro and con lists for presidential candidates, review landfill controversy details, and tackle home tasks from organizing a closet to revising area code notes. Mike Deupree writes the feature.
Web campaigns like NaderTrader and VoteSwap2000 prompt Gore supporters in swing states to vote for Nader in others to boost the Green Party’s 2004 federal funding while Gore wins the presidency. Site creators say the informal exchanges rely on social networks rather than campaigns.
The matching site on vorurauel.org and related domains attracted over 1,400 signups by Saturday afternoon as Gore and Nader supporters considered swapping votes. Gore campaign did not comment and Nader's Stacy Malkan said her campaign wasn’t interested in giving votes to the vice president.
The Gazette notes an AP report misidentified a site as Stormfront.com in a Monday feature on online hate groups. Stormfront.com is a game development company. its site is not a hate site. The paper will publish corrections for inaccuracies.
The Gazette prints with soybean ink and encourages recycling through City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or the nearest recycling location. It notes editions of Gazette Communications Inc published daily in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with various subscription rates and contact numbers.
In Washington Bush calls Gore a Washington insider who skews politics by dividing groups. Gore backers tout Bush lacks seasoning while third party threats from Nader loom. Clinton seeks to smooth tensions as Gore aids highlight ads accusing Bush of pro oil tax cuts and weak nursing home rules.
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