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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1972

Page

6

Lawgap prompts independent candidacy trial in Iowa legislature

Iowa faces a missing law to handle independent bids for legislative posts across multi-county districts. Secretary Synhorst, after consulting the attorney general, used a reasonable rule to permit petition nomination for nonparty candidates, and will urge 1973 legislation to guarantee the same rights for legislators as for other offices.

Iowa Supreme Court Linn Lynhorst Synhorst General Assembly

Hoover birthday observances help visitors to Hoover Library site

West Branch hosts annual Hoover birthday events with support from the National Park Service and other groups. The piece notes visitors from across states and nations come to the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library complex, while locals are urged to visit and explore exhibits detailing Hoover’s life. It highlights Hoover humor and a Will Rogers consolation letter from 1932.

Good People West Branch National Park Service General Services Administration Herbert Hoover Birthplace Foundation Hoover Library Hoover Will Rogers Franklin Roosevelt New York Times Rogers Mr. Hoover

Countdown to McGovern Veep Odds Stir Party Tensions

In Washington a week after a Democratic mini convention chose Sargent Shriver as McGovern's seventh choice, top senators Ted Kennedy Hubert Humphrey Ed Muskie Abe Ribicoff and Fritz Mondale declined or hesitated. The party faces internal power struggles with older regulars seeking to retain control while McGovern attempts to win the presidency and reshape the party machinery.

Warren Rogers, Jr Ashington George McGovern Washington Sargent Shriver McGovern Ted Kennedy Hubert Humphrey Ed Muskie Abe Ribicoff Fritz Mondale Kennedy Humphrey Maryland Spiro Agnew Baltimore Shriver Louisiana Earl K. Long Chicago Richard Daley Daley Illinois Muskie Chicago Tribune New York News

Eagleton Ouster Splits Young and Old Voters

A Harris Survey of 1,630 voters after McGovern dropped Eagleton shows voters over 50 mostly support the move while under 30 disagree. Majorities say past mental problems should not disqualify a candidate and praise McGovern for candor, yet youth support wanes as McGovern loses ground with under-30 voters.

Eagleton McGovern Missouri Senator Eagleton Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate

Change Urge Sensed McGovern Bet Reformist Mood

James Reston reflects on George McGovern’s campaign, arguing the Democrat frames himself as a steady reformist leader tapping a national mood for social and economic change. McGovern faces mixed crowds, calm rhetoric, and questions about whether voters seek major upheaval or measured reform.

New Hampshire Connecticut Richard Hofstadter Hofstadter

Questioning Real Estate Appraisals on Highway ROW

A reader asks about low appraisals for properties along the 1-380 corridor. They cite a sister’s corner lot home valued at 6500 by an appraiser, who refused further discussion, suggesting highway commission may rely on Realtors. The letter questions fairness and calls for a better appraisal method.

The Highway Commission

Rockefeller weighs future as Cabinet speculation fades

The article reports Nelson Rockefeller delaying any 1973 federal post to finish his Albany term and ponder a 1974 run, spurring doubts about Lt. Gov Malcolm Wilson as a gubernatorial nominee and the possible impact of Mayor John Lindsay as a Democratic challenger.

Ashington Nelson Rockefeller Nixon Albany Rockefeller Malcolm Wilson John V. Lindsay New York Wilson

Reader letter challenges pay raise percentages

William A Holland of Fort Madison argues that a 5.5 percent raise and a 38 percent rise in hospitalization insurance translate to only a $5.60 weekly increase for an average worker. He urges readers to check the math behind percent quotes.

Betty M. Anderson Frank D. Edwards Frank Edwards William A.holland Fort Madison

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Democratic National Committee Louis Harris Harris Survey By James Reston Artford, Conn George Manchester Hartford Manchester Union Leader Republic William Loeb Loeb John Connally Vietnam Agnew Ford New York Times Service James Reston People's Forum Rocky Publishers-Hall Syndicate
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