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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1988
Page
6
John Robertson is Executive Editor, Jerry Elsen oversees Editorial Pages, Dave Morris chairs the Editorial Board, and the Managing Editor role is noted without further details. The item outlines senior staff titles and governance roles within the newspaper organization.
Iowa officials like Pat Cavanaugh push 1989 revenue growth forecasts while drought clouds farmers profits. Despite first two months showing a $23.9 million gain, economists warn crop losses 94 percent corn and 90 percent soybeans rated fair. If growth slows, Medicaid and foster care spending gaps could push the state toward deficit.
Indiana senator Dan Quayle faces mixed judgment as Republican insiders weigh his impact on the ticket. Leadership figures like Bob Dole offer tepid backing while Rep. Fred Grandy warns he could hinder the campaign if missteps continue amid questions about qualifications and diplomacy.
William R. Maher of Dubuque accuses Congressman Tauke of ignoring an FDA investigation he alleges is misrepresented by the agency and blocked by Tauke. Since December 1987 Maher has pressed for review, offering four feet of documents and demanding a meeting with the FDA. He notes FDA report release in April 1988 and Tauke's inaction as of September 3.
Sylvia Popelka commends Susan McDermott for devoting a morning to a Harrison pre first classroom, observing and participating with students, listening to stories, and recording projects. She calls McDermott well-informed through research and direct experience and urges her re election on Sept 13.
A letter argues younger officers boosted death benefits for both active and retired members, criticizing the Gazette for bias. It notes retired officers paid dues so remain eligible to vote and attend meetings, while discussing risks of raising benefits to $10,000 when interest rates fell.
Pearl Munich for Common Cause argues for limits on overall campaign spending and PAC contributions as momentum grows to reform U S campaign finance laws. She cites Senate support and filibuster obstacles and urges candidates to pledge clean-up efforts in the new Congress. 1830 Glendale Rd Iowa City.
The article urges individuals with serious chronic diseases to investigate nutrition based therapies and orthomolecular approaches, noting possible options from Hoffer and Long. It discusses freedom to pursue nonapproved therapies, references the AMA and FDA positions, and cites sources like National Health Federation for guidance on personal care planning.
A governor hopeful’s advisers propose moving 3 million welfare recipients to Big Sur to clean up trash, timed with supply and staffing concerns. Transportation costs, feeding millions, and EPA facility rules derail the plan, leaving the idea abandoned as the aides rise to higher roles.
Outlooks columnist condemns Circle K for denying coverage for illnesses tied to personal lifestyle choices. The piece argues education and balanced risk mechanisms beat punitive cost shifting and calls for patient, informed health care cost containment.
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