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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1992
Page
4
Weeks after the event the public remains buzzing over Pat Buchanan's bellicose remarks at the Republican National Convention. Critics call the speech intolerant hateful and divisive with one quip labeling it as the best speech David Duke ever wrote.
The Houston Astrodome address drew charge of inciting class and religious warfare as Pat Buchanan urged GOP brigades to back Bush. Critics say the remarks risked hurting Bush with voters while polls hint at a growing backlash within the party.
The piece criticizes California's late budget adoption and IOU debt while praising Iowa's balanced approach. It notes California's population of 31 million, 11 billion debt, and slow reform, contrasted with Iowa's smaller, steadier budget and growing needs. The author urges fiscal discipline and timely spending cuts.
Mongolian newspapers face heavy state influence and scarce newsprint while journalists train in Moscow and seek Western advice. With most papers subsidized by the state and advertising nearly non existent, opposition voices struggle for distribution as Mongolia trials democratic journalism during an eight day visit by U S reporters.
Washington pundit critiques Al Gore’s Earth in the Balance as a caricature of liberalism. It argues the book blends unfocused compassion with green guilt, misstates scientific consensus, and promotes expansive government and global plans. The piece warns against electing Gore due to dubious science and policy excess.
A local appeal urges Cedar Rapids Community School District voters to renew the Physical Plant and Equipment Levy on September 8. Advocates argue the renewal funds maintain school buildings and grounds without raising taxes, and warn failure could force maintenance costs to come from instructional programs.
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