Republican Dilemma Shapes Iowa Lt Governor Race Prospects
With Lt. Gov. Neu not seeking re election, Iowa Republicans face a split between moderates and conservatives among three declared candidates Brice Oakley Wil lard Hansen and Terry Branstad The outcome may hinge on Governor Ray's term plans and party unity in the June primary.
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Brice Oakley
Clinton
Willard Hansen
Cedar Falls
Terry Branstad
Lake Mills
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Oakley
Hansen
Ray
Branstad
Iowa Supreme Court Ad Rules Limit Lawyer Advertising
Summary of Iowa Bar Association guidance to the Iowa Supreme Court restricting lawyer advertising. The rules ban TV and yellow pages ads, limit periodicals to monthlies, require dignified fee disclosures, restrict work-type fee ads, and impose size and wording constraints. It notes the aim is narrow First Amendment leeway and potential for further legal or legislative action.
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Arizona
High Court
Iowa
State Supreme Court
Flynt vows religious turn and Hustler makeover
Publisher Mark Russell Larry Flynt says he has seen the light and will steer Hustler toward religion, aiming a new format at family magazines while noting Ruth Stapleton Carter aided the conversion. He plans to rival Family Circle and Jack and Jill, as critics call the move dramatic in the porn world.
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Larry Flynt
Hustler Magazine
Charles Colson
Flynt
Hustler
Family Circle
Jack & Jill
President Carter
Ruth Stapleton
Jimmy
Sen
Russell Long
U.S. policy on South Africa faces long haul pressure
A New York Times analysis argues Americans must balance moral outrage over apartheid with self interest in forcing gradual change. It cites Carter era policy, South African resistance, and a two year path of graduated actions proposed by Clyde Ferguson and William Cotter to pressure Pretoria, including limiting investment and travel.
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Bolton
John Vorster
Jimmy Carter
South Africa
Louis Harris
Gazette
United States
Steve Biko
U.S
Africa
Carter
Clyde Ferguson
Harvard Law School
Uganda
William R. Cotter
African- American Institute
New York
Ferguson-Cotter
Ferguson
Cotter
End business tax Carter vs. martinis
Buckley argues Carter fights martinis not revenue, noting three martini lunches symbolize a lifestyle. He discusses deductibility, asks if banning lunch deductions would imply banning other beverages, and criticizes tax justice as a bureaucratic flaw in business tax policy.
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Jimmy Carter
Jimmy
Isn’t it the truth
Column by Carl Riblet Jr. laments excessive government publicity and public glare masking the underlying issues, calling for clearer attention to real problems behind the glitter and garbage of official messaging.
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Carl Riblet Jr
InterOcean Press Syndicate
Snow removal complaints letter to Linn County supervisors
A reader disputes the Dec 13 report on road clearing urging officials to address delays on rural roads near Palo Cedar Rapids and questions why snow fences were not installed. The writer notes buses could not run and milk farmers faced issues, accusing officials of inaction and seeking earlier opening and protection.
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Linn County
Jean Oxley
Palo
Cedar Rapids
Letter to the editor on Cedar Rapids Christmas displays and youth concerns
A reader laments the end of downtown Cedar Rapids Christmas decorations arguing for more city service and criticizes downtown merchants for prioritizing cash. The writer defends teenagers under 18 with jobs and questions older generations' views, urging youth voices and community improvement.
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Andrew Young
America
Henry Kissinger
New York Times Service
Carter Vs. Martinis
William F. Buckley Jr
Bernard de Voto
St. Peter’s Gates
Washington Star Syndicate
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