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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2000
Page
2
Mike Deupree critiques cross border waste flow from Minnesota to Iowa near Okoboji. He notes 74 million pounds dumped last year, driven by $16 per ton savings, and cites interstate commerce limits and federal landfilling rules. He jokes about unlikely solutions while urging smarter policy.
George W. Bush addressed California Republicans via satellite from Palm Springs and accused Al Gore of taking California for granted while pledging to win the state. He attacked Gore’s Medicare Social Security tax and education proposals and argued targeted tax cuts would miss more than 50 million taxpayers.
A correction states that probate is required for pour over wills involving trusts and that the Gazette will publish clarifications when news reports are found inaccurate. Readers are invited to call 398 8313 with complaints about accuracy and fairness.
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and encourages recycling of newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids. It lists editions of Gazette Communications Inc with circulation details and contact numbers for address changes and subscriptions.
EPIC MRA surveys show Gore leading in Michigan 45 37 Illinois 48 33 and Pennsylvania 51 33 while Ohio ties, signaling a shift after conventions as Bush faces eroding support and faces an electoral path tied to Midwest momentum.
A series of three 90 minute debates moderated by Jim Lehrer will feature a free flow style with expanded moderator discretion. Campaigns praise the formats as flexible and substantive while the public sees candidates in varied settings including town hall and table talk show styles.
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