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Ken Slaughter
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1998
Page
6
Grassley Seen as Best Choice for Senate Renewal
The Gazette backs Grassley for a new six year term citing 18 years in the Senate and 6 in the House with broad respect. Democrat David Osterberg is praised as knowledgeable on environment and agriculture, noted for groundwater protection and a cross state canoe campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Gazette
U.S. Senate
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Lawn
David Osterberg
Mount Vernon
Osterberg
Iowa
Canoe
Dick Clark
Clark
Jack Miller
Grassley
U.S
Washington
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Pentagon
Statehouse
Charles Grassley
Cree Grassley
Munson and Phone Records Raise Questions About City Business
The article questions Finance Commissioner Ole Munson over city paid calls with Streets Commissioner Don Thomas's administrative assistant. It notes disputed gun incident, alleged lies to police, and long after hours calls while Munson was away, urging explanations about the nature and necessity of these contacts and their privacy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Munson
Munson
Don Thomas
Lake Delhi
City Hall
California
Thomas
Hiawatha
Halloween is what you want it to be says reader Brenda Romann
A Cedar Rapids reader argues Halloween should be light hearted fun for children with costumes and candy. She challenges the view that October 31st is Satanic and recalls playful memories from the past.
Quiet decency or hostile to conservatives in Democrats
A former Democrat urges voters to scrutinize candidates on pro life and fiscal lines noting perceived party hostility to pro life conservatives. The author praises modest leaders, contrasts figures, and advocates informed voting and getting others to vote.
Periods over long sentences save readers effort
Editor notes the hazards of lengthy prose and urges shorter sentences for clarity. Examples include a 37 word sentence about political races and a 43 word sentence about an investigation into Bill Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Walker
Bill Clinton
White House
Vote for Jim Leach in 1st District
A local reader urges voters to reelect Rep. Jim Leach, praising his ethics and campaign finance reform, while noting concerns about rival Bob Rush on veterans benefits. The piece emphasizes trust, integrity, and civic duty ahead of the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Leach
Iowa
Gazette
1St
Leach
Iowa City
Bob Rush
America
United States
Congress
Bill Clinton
Rodger Sill Backed To Continue Local Leadership Tradition
Paul Beyer of Independence urges voters to elect Rodger Sill on November 3, arguing the candidate will follow in the tradition of Joe Kremer and Kitty Rehberg. Beyer says Sill is an honest hard working family man who would vote for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kremer
Kitty Rehberg
Rodger Sill
Paul Beyer
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Jerry Elsen
Editorial P
Chelean
Mark Bowden
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Brenda Rommann
Springville
Pam Tallon
Central City
Democratic Party
Tom Harkin
Mike Alt
Linn Area
Pro-Life United
Marion
Chuck Grassley
Jim Nussle
Jim Ross Lightfoot
Joan McCalmant
Sandra Bell
Lu Barron
Bo Foege
Rob Berntsen
Frank Reynolds
Mel Carson
Geraldine Ferraro
New York
Alfonso D’amato
Hubert Humphrey III
Minnesota
Meland
Bertha Finn
Anamosa
Bertha
Ruth
Carl Kane
Free Lance
Mike Dulaney
Pat Kane
Disabled American Veterans
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