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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2000
Page
2
Jacquelyn Mitchard describes living amid debt and excess, acknowledging impulsive spending, clutter, and the emotional toll. She cites Juliet Schor and vows a self-imposed Buy Nothing phase except gifts and essentials, noting a market dip and a wish to simplify life.
Washington Post ABC News poll shows Gore and Bush each at 47 percent in a four way race with Nader at 3 percent and Buchanan an asterisk in a hypothetical two way race Bush leading 49 to 47. Labor Day results mark heightened attention as voters weigh party change and economic performance.
The Blondie comic strip celebrates 70 years with a rare 1930s origin feature and a Sunday retrospective of Dagwood and Blondie mishaps. It appears in 2300 newspapers across 55 countries in 35 languages, reaching about 290 million readers daily.
Attorney General Janet Reno said she is examining whether Ford or Firestone executives violated criminal or civil laws in handling complaints about tires linked to numerous deaths. Two senators introduced bills to push action, with updates available by phone.
The Gazette highlights a commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at Sixth St. SW or at the nearest recycling location, with contact details for Cedar Rapids based Communications Inc. and service numbers.
Bush acknowledges underdog status in Dayton as Republicans urge him to engage more with voters and move toward an offensive stance. He promises more town hall meetings and direct interaction with real people to blunt Gore gains and reconnect with the public.
In Carbondale Pennsylvania the Teamsters union endorsed Al Gore after nearly a year of talks. Spokesman Bret Caldwell described Gore’s populist message as key. Republican leaders said the timing lessens impact. Gore also received a local boost when Scranton Mayor Jim Connors switched to the Democratic Party and endorsed him.
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