Mondale seeks Iowa support in bid for Democratic nomination
Former Vice President Walter Mondale, running as the fourth Democratic candidate, asked Iowans for support during a Des Moines stop at the Civic Center. He urged leadership change, stressed farm and education needs, and called for arms control while attacking special interest money and deficits. He spoke with his wife and children present, saying he is ready to be president.
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Jepsen and Grassley Top Free Mail Among U S Senators
Iowa Republicans Roger Jepsen and Charles Grassley led 1982 Senate free mail, mailing 11.3 million pieces to constituents. Jepsen sent 5.8 million pieces, while newsletters dominated franking, totaling 234 million pieces nationwide in 1982 at an estimated $48 million.
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Iowa Cities Shorted on Federal Revenue Sharing Funds
A Des Moines AP report quotes Ed Stanek, director of the Iowa Office for Planning and Programming, saying Iowa cities lose millions in federal revenue sharing due to a formula favoring energy rich states. Iowa faces a $1.8 million cut this fiscal year and up to $2.8 million next year.
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