Ex Rath union execs back IBP plant in Waterloo
former UFCW Local P-46 officials welcome IBP plans to build a 40 million hog slaughtering plant in Waterloo. They stress local support, job training, and tax abatements, while some union leaders urge caution over IBP safety and labor practices amid a Dakota City fine.
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United Food and Commercial Workers
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Waterloo
IBP Inc
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Bath Packing Co
Davenport
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UFCW
IBF
Manchester
Dakota City
Neb
McKinley
Lyle Taylor
Bath
Taylor
Don Page
United Auto Workers
Page
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Hart Gore join Ames debate in Iowa caucus push
Des Moines notes Hart and Gore join seven Democrats for a Jan. 23 debate in Ames sponsored by the Iowa Farm Unity Coalition. The group also plans a Jan. 15 Des Moines debate sponsored by Des Moines Register. Iowa coaches urge fans to vote during Feb. 8 game time in TV spots. AFSCME plans a $250,000 ad blitz in early primary states highlighting government services and clean water.
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Des Moines
Gary Hart
Tennessee
Albert Gore Jr
Ames
Iowa Farm Unity Coalition
Des Moines Register
Iowa
Iowa State
Tom Davis
Johnny Orr
Hawk
Cyclone
Habhab Sworn In as Iowa Court of Appeals Judge
Albert L. Habhab was sworn in by Gov. Branstad as the 10th judge on the Iowa Court of Appeals. The 62 year old fills the seat left by Bruce M. Snell Jr. and will serve until 1990 with a salary of 61900. Habhab, a 14 year district court veteran, said his non stereotyped thinking would preserve judiciary impartiality and integrity.
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Des Moines Bureau
DES Moines
Albert L. Habhab
Terry Branstad
Iowa Court of Appeals
Habhab
Bruce M. Snell Jr
Iowa Supreme Court
Dole Petition Irregularities Under Texas Ballot Review
FBI probes Dole and Haig nominating petitions in Texas after reports of forged or disputed signatures. Officials say private contractors supplied voter lists. Dallas Morning News cites dead and nonvoting-signers among names. Texas requires 5 000 valid signatures to appear on the March 8 ballot.
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Gazette
Des Moines
Kansas
Robert Dole
Texas
George Bush
Austin
FBI
Friday
Dole
Alexander Haig
Republican Party
Iowa
Dallas Morning News
Haig
Texas Republican Party
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FBI Office
Boyle
Hart defends nation focus over special interests in 1984 bid
In remarks tracing Reagan era lines Hart questions whether the nation is better off. He cites homelessness poverty lunch programs and student loans while urging volunteer national service and public involvement. Polls show Hart leading as he explains his return to the race amid debt and family concerns.
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Hart
House of Cards
CBS
Protest over Iran arms deal greets Dole at GOP debate
About two dozen protesters gathered outside the Des Moines Civic Center during a Republican presidential debate to denounce the Iran arms deal and Robert Dole s stance on campaign finance reform. They chanted against the secret team behind Iran contra and displayed critical signs while Common Cause members handed out materials accusing Dole of blocking spending limits.
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Iran
Robert Dole
Jim Reed
Christie Institute
Oliver North
Richard Secord
John Singlaub
Admiral Poindexter
United States
Des Moines Civic Center
Bush
Common Cause
Dole
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