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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2004
Page
7
Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin considers backing a presidential candidate as top contenders court his support. Aides say he has spoken with most candidates and labor leaders, with a decision expected soon before the Jan 19 caucuses.
Iowa political figure Harkin, former 1992 hopeful, is a coveted prize for Democratic contenders. He has a formidable state organization used to aid allies, while Gov. Vilsack stays neutral as in 2000. Harkin helped Gore in 2000 and in Iowa.
Democratic hopeful Dennis Kucinich urged supporters to turn the Jan 19 precinct caucuses into a referendum on Iraq. He tied war costs to domestic needs, argued his stance against the Iraq resolution, and said only he can challenge President Bush on the war. He spoke to more than 150 at CSPS Cedar Rapids and campaigned in Grinnell Iowa City West Liberty and West Branch.
A sequence of today events including 12:15 p.m. at former Black Hawk County Democratic Party HQ Waterloo 501 Sycamore St Suite 140 2:15 p.m. Metro High Cedar Rapids 4:15 p.m. Washington Public Library 120 E Main 8:30 a.m. meet with students Center Point Urbana High School Center Point 1 p.m. Patch Adams Lunch and Laughs Hamburg Inn Iowa City 4 p.m. Adams Blue Strawberry Cedar Rapids 5 p.m. Adams Green Angels Cedar Rapids 5:30 p.m. RWDSU Local 110 Hall Cedar Rapids 526 F Ave SE.
Former Republican Bill Bradley is likely to endorse Howard Dean, campaign officials said Monday, boosting Dean two weeks before the Iowa caucuses. Bradley planned to announce during a New Hampshire and Iowa swing, aligning with Al Gore who backed Dean last month. Dean hinted at the endorsement in Fargo, praising cross-party appeal.
In Des Moines John Kerry urged 25 billion dollars annually for two years to help states with deficits. He called for closing offshore tax loopholes and offered a 4 000 college tuition tax credit with 100 percent credit on the first two thousand and 50 percent on the next two thousand.
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