Hagelin seeks governance by science and new roots
National candidate John Hagelin, a nuclear physicist from Fairfield Iowa, promotes science based decision making and preventive health plus organic farming as remedies for US ills. He runs with Reform Party backing and faces twin convention disputes with Pat Buchanan over campaign finance funds.
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Dartmouth PhD in Physics Proposes Flat Tax and Campaign Reform
The nominee, a Dartmouth College physics graduate summa cum laude in 1975 with a 1976 master's and a 1981 Harvard PhD in quantum physics, advocates a flat tax exempting families under 34000 and caps on party donations. He opposes nuclear power due to waste but backs wind energy development.
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Ganske and Harkin Praised as Taxpayer Friendly
Iowa lawmakers Rep. Greg Ganske and Sen. Tom Harkin earned high marks from a nonpartisan anti subsidy group for taxpayer friendly voting. Ganske scored 60 percent and Harkin 50 percent on budget votes, with praise for opposing excessive spending and debt growth. The group noted farm subsidies lowered the rating due to targeting and management concerns.
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Message on concrete block sparks long memory in Iowa couple
In Clarksville a brick from a former gas station bears the message Nathan Heise loves Mary. Heise, a retired UNI mason, says he did not inscribe it. friend Jurgens suspects Irv Harken etched it during 1958 construction. Mary and Nathan, married since 1959, raised five children.
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Linn District Court Ledger Sees Multiple Cedar Rapids Felony Actions
In Linn District Court Cedar Rapids Thomas J Golden 21 was cited for violation of terms and Michael D Dukes 28 charged with possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. Dukes fined 250 and two days jail. Arnold R Toomer 35 received 500 fine and 102 days jail with 12 days served credit and balance suspended on drunken driving. Toomer also placed on probation.
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Polk Demos pick Jack Hatch to run for Cataldo seat
Polk County Democrats nominated former state legislator Jack Hatch to replace Michael Cataldo on the ballot for Iowa House District 68. Cataldo withdrew after Aug 1 conviction for late night harassing calls, facing up to 30 days and a $200 fine at Aug 18 sentencing.
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Cedar Rapids Bankruptcy Petitions Filed
Jon S. Leterbour of Urbandale filed a bankruptcy petition in the Cedar Rapids Division of the U S Bankruptcy Court seeking protection and supervision to pay off debts.
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Urbandale
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