Democrats Meet at 38th Convention Amid Unity Push
Divided Democrats, trailing Reagan in polls, convened in Madison Square Garden as Carter seeks renomination and a key rules vote. Senator Kennedy signaled possible support if Carter wins the nomination while urging party unity for the November election. Carter pressed to placate the Kennedy faction with platform concessions.
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Carter-Aide Signals Limits On Unity With Kennedy Rift
Top Carter adviser Hamilton Jordan says the president will not abandon economy positions to win votes in New York. Mondale says Kennedy may back Carter if nominated, and unity at the convention is seen as crucial. Democrats fear ongoing divisions could affect renomination prospects.
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Cedar Rapids Team Shocks State Slow-Pitch Field
In a surprising turn at the state slow-pitch tournament, Cedar Rapids fielded a standout team that outperformed expectations. The page highlights include mentions of notable airports described as challenging for pilots and a Cedar River raft race emphasizing people powered action.
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Five Seasons Commission Faces Fiscal Bad News
Cedar Rapids officials report bleak financial results for the Five Seasons Commission, announced today on page 5A.
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Looks at why religion continues to thrive
A Page 6A exploration discusses factors that allow religion to endure, including community bonds, cultural heritage, and adaptable leadership. The piece surveys various faith communities and their roles in social life, education, and moral guidance.
Food firms weather recession across markets
A digest notes several business stories from Page 7B including a strong showing for many food companies during the downturn. References to advice for a 92 year old Indiana man naming his beneficiary, and other human interest items appear on nearby pages.
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Executive maxim about delegating tasks
A witty remark describes an executive who avoids work by delegating to others today rather than delaying tasks until tomorrow. The quotation highlights efficiency through outsourcing duties rather than personal procrastination.
Allen persists as flood warnings linger in Texas
Heavy rains from the remains of Hurricane Allen flood south and central Texas watersheds, forcing about 450 residents from a Kingsville subdivision. National Guard transports evacuees to a high school shelter as flash flood warnings persist and a tornado warning remains active.
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Five Seasons Center considers 20 tickets per sale limit
Cedar Rapids Five Seasons Center plans may impose a 20 ticket per transaction limit for select sellouts such as Kenny Rogers events. The policy aims to curb scalping and requires possible waiting line ordinances. Center manager said the limit would apply to about six events yearly.
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Iran approves Rajai as prime minister in Iran
Iran's Majlis overwhelmingly confirms Mohammed Ali Rajai as prime minister by a 153 to 24 vote with 19 abstentions. Tehran radio and Pars report hostages in Tehran's 282nd day of captivity as thousands protest outside the British Embassy demanding release of jailed Iranian students.
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Carter backers in Iowa split over convention rule
In New York delegates from Iowa met to chart strategy for the Democratic National Convention amid a debate over Rule 11H the open or faithful delegate rule. Carter delegates largely pledged to vote for Carter but a handful remained undecided or opposed.
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