Grassley Tests Political Waters for Senate Bid
U S Representative Charles Grassley of Iowa forms an exploratory committee to evaluate a 1980 Senate run against Democrat John Culver. The panel, about a dozen members, aims to organize, raise funds, and poll, with an expected at least 1.1 million dollars needed for primary and general elections. Grassley notes possible GOP challengers and favorable early polling against Culver, while emphasizing broad grassroots support from thousands of small donors.
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Law Day hearing on nude-nusance ban at Old Capitol
The Iowa Supreme Court will hear a challenge to a new law banning nudity where liquor is sold. The 2 p.m. Saturday session occurs in the Old Capitol Senate chamber due to seating limits. The case, brought by Bittersweet and Lusty Lady owners against County Attorney David Richter, argues equal protection issues amid exemptions for arts venues.
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Tax payment due date reminder issued in Des Moines
The Internal Revenue Service office in Des Moines reminded that the first installment of estimated 1979 federal income tax is due April 16 for taxpayers without withholding.
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