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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1986
Page
1
Weather update notes a chance of showers today with highs in the mid 70s. Tonight will be clear and cool with lows ranging from the upper 40s to mid 50s.
Summary shows intra-state political action committees by type with total spending and cash on hand through July. Financial PACs 213 958 up 6.79 percent Labor 194 155 down 42.52 percent Utility 144 644 up 81.03 percent Education 70 383 down 36.15 percent Women’s issues 11 813 down 74.13 percent Health 157 590 up 32.97 percent Corporate 480 049 up 34.09 percent Insurance 66 898 up 59.36 percent Miscellaneous 159 129 down 2.05 percent Total 1 498 619 up 6.03 percent.
Iowa special interest groups have raised more than 1.49 million to influence the November elections, with 180 PACs contributing 447,324 to candidates for governor and legislature. As of mid July they hold 1,051,295 cash on hand awaiting distribution, surpassing totals from 1984 and 1982 campaigns.
Figures show PACs remain flush with cash for political campaigns fueling a nationwide and Iowa specific debate over PAC clout. Steve Sovern founder of LASTPAC warns of a crow bar effect on power while joining Common Cause in favor of public financing. Jim Leach cites Iowa as a PAC playpen as spending rises 36 percent nationally versus two years ago.
Islamic Jihad released a statement denying renewed negotiations with Terry Waite and pledging a letter from the American hostages. The group blamed U S actions and warned of grave consequences, while not detailing any ransom or demands.
A solemn swinger Jessica Meyer, 3, enjoys a ride during Parnell 101st anniversary events. She is the daughter of Richard and Marietta Meyer of Parnell. The festivities began Friday and continue today with an ecumenical service and a community picnic.
A private Beirut news agency cited security sources saying Terry Anderson, the U S hostage held in Lebanon since 1985, is ill and confined to bed in captivity. The Central Information Agency reported the claim but did not identify its sources.
The Senate approved a 295 billion defense bill in a weekend session, curbing Reagan’s_star wars funding. Three Democrats led by Tom Harkin opposed, arguing against broader military spending while House and Senate must reconcile differences including Star Wars funding and SALT II stance.
President Reagan had a two hour urological examination at Bethesda Naval Hospital with no evidence of tumor or disease. The doctor said no further urological tests are planned and Reagan said everything is normal before heading to Illinois for a speech and news conference.
A witty line jokes that a well known politician is a man of many parts yet not all parts fit together, suggesting humorous incongruities in his persona.
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