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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 2013

Page

3

Latham withdraws from 2014 bid for Congress

U.S. Representative Tom Latham announces he will not seek re election opening the 3rd district seat that includes Des Moines. Democrats Staci Appel and Secretary of State Matt Schultz weigh campaigns while Republicans Mulled bids loom from Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds and Bill Northey. The move sparks speculation on 2014 races and potential 2016 presidential visits to Iowa.

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Branstad leads polls as re election prospects improve

Iowa voters show 58 percent approve of Governor Branstad and 50 percent back re election in Quinnipiac polls. Head to head, Branstad would beat Hatch 49 to 33, Olson 50 to 32, and Krause 49 to 31. Iowa Poll also finds 58 percent say the state is on the right track.

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India Remakes Barriers Outside U S Embassy

Indian police removed concrete security barriers from roads at the U S Embassy in New Delhi amid a diplomatic row over the Dec 12 arrest of Devyani Khobragade in New York on visa fraud charges. Police used tow trucks and a backhoe to clear blocks, signaling retaliation while Washington urged protection of the embassy.

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