Ray declines to seek Iowa governorship in 1982
Governor Robert Ray announces he will not run for a sixth term in 1982. He cites family time and a desire for new challenges, describing his career in politics as lengthy and demanding. He declines to name a successor but expects to remain active in the 1982 campaign.
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Reactions Roll In Cedar Rapids to Ray’s Decision Not to Seek Sixth Term
Six downtown Cedar Rapids residents react to Gov. Robert Ray choosing not to run again. Some want change and back Roxanne Conlin. others praise Ray’s tenure or favor Lt. Gov. Terry Branstad. Narrator notes mixed opinions on the political future.
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Iowa Governor Robert Ray Says He Will Not Seek Re election
Des Moines UPI Gov Robert Ray announces he will not run again for Iowa governor in 1982, choosing to complete his term and pursue new challenges. He thanks supporters, family, staff, and fellow citizens while inviting broad participation in shaping Iowa's future and noting he may engage in public life occasionally.
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