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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1984

Page

10

Lawmaker questions Branstad flight billing during political trips

Iowa lawmakers scrutinize who pays for Gov. Branstad's flights that mixed political activity with state business as the Polk County Grand Jury questioned Iowa Development Commission officials about air travel. Branstad defended meticulous records and said parties or committees were billed for political portions.

Judy Daubenmier Lazette Des Moines Terry Branstad Polk County Iowa Development Commission Senate Lowell Jenkins Branstad Iowa Audubon Republican Party The Gazette Commission Jack Bailey Grand Jury Bailey Warren Dunham Iowa Department of Transportation Iowa Republican Party Junkins Jenkins John Butterfield Butterfield

Campaign shakeup hits Mondale Iowa campaign

Peter Slone, Mondale Iowa campaign head, is fired and to leave the state six weeks before caucuses. Joe Trippi will replace him. a Mondale supporter cites dissatisfaction with Slone's phone canvass methods and the decision to bring in Trippi.

Des Moines Peter Slone Walter Mondale Iowa Slone Mondale Joe Trippi Maine Trippi

Glenn targets Iowa with costly ad blitz in 1984 bid

Senator John Glenn mounts a heavy media drive in Iowa airing five minute commercials to highlight his business and Senate record as GOP figures mobilize. Campaign aides disclose spending between 150000 and 200000 in Iowa while Democrats push Glenn as a rival to Reagan era campaigning. Governor Branstad leads statewide campaign leadership with Augusta Petrone and George Wittgraf co chairs to coordinate efforts.

Ohio John Glenn Iowa Senate Glenn Greg Schneiders Rollins Terry Branstad Augusta Petrone Marshalltown George W. Wittgraf Cherokee

Hart Calls for End to Old Leadership in Democratic Tilt

Gary Hart urged Iowa voters to reject Washington leadership and the Democratic Party insiders saying the nomination is over. He attacked both parties and warned the old guard protects dwindling power while blocking open participation. He urged Reagan and the agriculture secretary to visit farm belt states to hear farmers’ problems.

Des Moines Gary Hart Democratic Party Washington Hart Iowa Capitol Reagan

Reagan not visiting Iowa before precinct caucuses

President Reagan will visit Iowa later this year but not before the January caucuses, campaign director Ed Rollins said. He noted Iowa is not on the president’s schedule and stressed Reagan will continue to focus on his duties as president.

Des Moines Reagan Iowa Ed Rollins

Kissinger Urges Long-Term Pact for Energy Supply

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger calls on oil producers and consumers to pursue a lasting multinational agreement to address the global energy shortage. He urges cooperation to stabilize markets and secure steady oil flow amid rising costs.

Henry Kissinger

Iowa lawmakers brace for budget crisis and tough agenda

The 1984 legislature faces a possible 75 to 100 million dollar revenue shortfall while tackling education, hazardous waste transport, substance abuse, and new opportunities for farmers. Speaker Avenson notes cooperation with Gov Branstad, but warns of budget constraints and an election year limiting proposals. Lt. Gov. Anderson calls for balancing the budget as the top priority amid changing economic conditions.

Branstad Iowa Jenkins House Donald Avenson D-Oelwein House of Repre Delwyn Stromer Garner Stromer Des Moines Robert Anderson Senate General Assembly Anderson

Branstad weighs trade center and state funding plan

Gov Branstad faces scrutiny as legislators oppose funding a proposed 30 story Des Moines trade center costing 70 to 75 million dollars with 30 million state money over three years. Critics raise money and return questions while Branstad considers more revenue tweaks to balance a multi million shortfall.

Hultman Branstad Des Moines Doris Peick Cedar Rapids Phil Brammer

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