Hart McGovern win cheers at debate in Ames
Iowa farm audience at Iowa State University heard Hart and McGovern connect with farmers on farm aid and family farms. McGovern drew loud approval for his plans to assist agriculture while observers noted Hart and McGovern gained ground among rural voters ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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Te AP
Ames
Colorado
Gary Hart
Florida
Reuben Askew
Walter Mondale
California
Alan Cranston
South Carolina
Ernest Hollings
South Dakota
George McGovern
Hart
McGovern
Ken Sullivan
Iowa
Iowa State University
Reagan
Sunday Spotlight on how shifts reshape US politics
A Sunday column by Lee Dembart examines how sweeping trends in the United States, including population shifts to the South and West, changing roles of women, aging of the baby boom, rising minorities, and smaller families, will influence the 1984 presidential election. The piece notes electoral gains for Sun Belt states and declines for the Northeast, with voting patterns skewed toward Republicans in recent decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dembart
Los Angeles Times
Main Street
Mississippi River
California
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Court approves censorship of judge's opinion
A federal appeals court issued a temporary order barring West Publishing Co from printing a Denver federal district judge Fred M. Winner's August 25 opinion in its Federal Supplement. The action, described as necessary to prevent alleged misconduct allegations from becoming publicly circulated, drew sharp criticism from media advocates and legal experts as a potential First Amendment threat.
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Stuart Taylor
York Times
Washington
Justice Department
Colorado
Glenn L. Archer Jr
Denver
James C. Goodale
New York
Goodale
William J. Holloway Jr
Stephanie K. Seymour
U.S. Court of Appeals
10Th Circuit
Federal District
Luther L. Bohanon
Oklahoma
The
West Publishing Co
St. Paul
Reagan to resist equal pay ruling
The Reagan administration plans a legal challenge to a federal judge's ruling demanding back pay and raises for women paid less than men in comparable work. Judge Jack Tanner found the state of Washington maintained a discriminatory compensation system and ordered pay reflecting full evaluated worth. Officials say political considerations won’t stop the challenge despite anticipated opposition from women’s groups.
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Robert Pear
New York Times
Washington
Reagan Administration
Justice Department
White House
State of Washington
Federal District Court
Jack Tanner
Tanner
William Bradford Reynolds
Civil Rights
Study of drunk driving shifts in jury damages debate
A University of Iowa professor notes attitudes in a long survey on insurance and drunk driving. The study explores whether sobriety affects juries and damages in head on collision cases.
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Michael Murray
University of Iowa
School services and educator duties face shifts in 28A
The article explores changing responsibilities for educators and strategies to cope with difficult students. It discusses guilt, inadequacy, and practical approaches to maintaining calm, supportive classrooms while adapting to evolving expectations in education.
Humility Defined by Public Praise Ability
A compact idea notes humility as the capacity to feel shame or restraint when others praise you. It frames humility as a deliberate, recognized virtue rather than passive modesty.
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Iowa Farm Unity Coalition
Rural
Dave Nagle
Hart and McGovern
Kansas
Nagle
United States
Sun Belt
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U of Insurance
U.S
ASA
Marion
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