Reagan invitation prompts Iowa political plotting notes
The piece cites an invitation to News Cedar Rapids Gazette from Ronald Reagan urging support for the GOP Victory Fund. It discusses Reagan possible 1984 candidacy, Iowa appearances, and the GOP strategy to press for White House, Senate, and House gains, plus lottery veto fallout and state budget concerns.
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Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr
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Branstads to present awards to hall of fame inductees
Four Iowa women will be inducted into the Iowa Women s Hall of Fame in a Wallace State Office Building ceremony. Gov. and Mrs. Branstad will present the awards sponsored by the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women. The event coincides with Women s Equality Day August 26, marking 1920 suffrage.
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Bishop Dingman to Keynote Iowa UN Association Meeting
Roman Catholic Bishop Maurice J. Dingman of Des Moines will give the August 27 keynote at a planning meeting for the United Nations Association of Iowa fall program United Nations on Trial in a Nuclear World. He will speak on the Moral Challenge of Interdependence at the Amana Holiday Inn Williamsburg starting at 10 a.m. Call 337 7290 for details.
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United Nations Association of Iowa
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Williamsburg
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Republicans Choose Candidate In 36th Senate District
Republicans in Iowa's 36th Senate District set a special election for November 8 after Sen. Mick Lura resigned. They must choose Tuesday night between John Soorholtz and Steve Ford to challenge Democrat Rep. Tom Swartz, Marshalltown.
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Terry Branstad
Tom Swartz
John Soorholtz
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Steve Ford
Hurley Hall Leads Straw Poll for 1984 Iowa Race
State Sen. Hurley Hall D Marion won the Marion Democratic Ice Cream Social straw poll for the 1984 Iowa 2nd District U S House race. Hall captured 43 of 64 votes, Linn County Auditor Merle Kopel 16, Sen. Joe Welsh 1, with five write ins.
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Tom Tauke
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Merle Kopel
Joe Welsh
D-Dubuque
Drake to require sophomores and athletes to live on campus
Drake University will require sophomores and scholarship athletes to reside on the Des Moines campus starting fall 1984. The school will convert some doubles to singles and offer lower rates to fill 1,757 beds as vacancies persist with 71 empty spaces noted at the August start.
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