Brown asks labor aid to erase 76 campaign debt
California Governor Edmund Brown appealed at a Broward Palm event to AFL-CIO leaders to help retire his 1976 presidential campaign debt, aiming for a clear conscience as he seeks re election. Brown noted labor ties and said the drive would remove a $40000 deficit with pledges from union organizers and supporters.
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Jerry” Brown
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Governors See GOP Gains Amid Carter Popularity Dip
A UPI poll of 41 governors ahead of the National Governors Association meeting shows twelve Democratic governors say Carter’s support faded in their states due to water and farm policies. They foresee modest GOP gains in the House and limited Senate shifts, with Exon and Boren optimistic about winning retiring Republican seats.
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Dole forms action panel for Campaign America
Senator Robert Dole announces Campaign America a political action committee to aid GOP candidates at all levels. Advisory board includes John Sears Rep Charles Wiggins and former Rep William Miller with ties to Reagan Nixon and Goldwater era politics.
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Decorah Child Drowns At Home
Jonathan Thurmer aged six apparently drowned at his Decorah home Saturday morning police said an autopsy is ordered. Services are pending at Olson Fjelstuls. His parents are the Rev Mr and Mrs Daniel D Thurmer. Thurmer is associate vice president for development at Luther College.
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Impressive guitar wizardry at Cedar Rapids concert
Cedar Rapids patrons enjoyed a strong guitar recital by Douglas Niedt presented as the season’s third attraction at the Par amount Theater for the Performing Arts. The program featured Latin American Spanish Italian works with transcriptions from French and German pieces and a Rossini aria medley. The audience applauded the performance, ending with Tarrega’s Gran Hora as an encore.
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Highly successful women less likely to marry study shows
Iowa City research by sociologist Charles W. Mueller finds single women aged 30 to 44 with high career achievement tend to stay unmarried. Occupations such as architects dentists engineers lawyers professors physicians and pharmacists are cited as high achievement classes.
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University of Iowa
Charles W. Mueller
Chrysler Wins Court Decision Over 1972 Fatal Crash
A U.S. District Court jury in Fort Dodge awarded Chrysler Corp. victory in a suit filed by seven estates seeking about 8.8 million dollars over a 1968 Dodge Coronet gas tank design. Plaintiffs alleged rupture caused gasoline ignition. Chrysler argued a 1970 Pontiac’s speed contributed to the crash.
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Iowa farmers face grain market no win choice
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Robert Lounsberry says farmers weighing carryover grain options face a no win situation. They can sell now at prices about 35 cents a bushel lower for corn and 1.70 dollars lower for soybeans, feed livestock if they own them, or store grain under government food reserve plans, with uncertain profits.
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U S mediator briefs Dayan on Egypt peace outlines
U S Middle East mediator Alfred Atherton briefed Moshe Dayan on Egyptian demands for total Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands and Palestinians self determination ahead of a cabinet debate on settlements. Dayan refused to discuss results of Cairo talks and noted Egypt’s tougher stance. Rabin warned Israel’s credibility suffered from settlement actions during talks.
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Park back to confess to Congress on payoffs
Park Chung Hee era Korea rice dealer Tongsun Park, returning from South Korea, will testify to the House Ethics Committee about paying congressmen about 750000 in bribes and gifts. He is expected to testify in secret sessions then public hearings, as investigators led by Leon Jaworski press to finish before elections.
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