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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

11 Jan 1984

Page 4

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1984

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4

Branstad presses bold yet delicate budget plan for Iowa

Gov. Terry Branstad outlined a budget blending bold aims with caution amid Democratic resistance. He urged a $30 million three-year state commitment to a Des Moines World Trade Center and proposed tax and fee steps to close a $75 million revenue gap while preserving education aid. Lawmakers warned the plan may be too ambitious and noted political divisions over revenue sources including a lottery.

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Ken Sullivan Des Moines Terry Branstad Iowa Branstad Senate Hultman Ned Chiodo D-Des Moines Chiodo House Delwyn Stromer Rgarner Lowell Jenkins D-Montrose Jenkins
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Democratic contenders unite on minority issues in Des Moines forum

Four Democratic presidential hopefuls Alan Cranston Gary Hart John Glenn and George McGovern argued the criminal justice system discriminates against the poor and minorities and that minorities should have a greater role in policy making. They blamed the Reagan administration for ongoing inequities and urged reforms to education and civil rights.

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Des Moines Ronald Reagan Alan Cranston Gary Hart John Glenn George McGovern Brown and Black Coalition Coalition McGovern Glenn Cranston Barbara Jordan Hart Democratic Party Reagan Federal Legal Services Program Walter Mondale Mondale Iowa
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AT&T Lets You Keep Your Home Phone With Options

The speaker recalls calling AT&T to confirm choices for the home telephone. AT&T offers to lease the home phone with free repairs or allow purchasing the device. The ad emphasizes retaining the existing phone setup and options.

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Andy At&t
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Iowa World Trade Center Cal Hultman R-Red Oak Cedar Rapids Westdale Mall At&t Information Systems
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