Reagan campaign gears up for potential re election
More than 100 campaign staffers are already on the payroll for Reagan and Bush, with about 4.2 million dollars raised and a direct mail appeal to 2.2 million donors. White House officials say a live announcement could come tonight, though Reagan has not confirmed plans to run.
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Trade center idea splits Iowa and Florida plans
Developer Charles Brennan pushes Agriplex as a billion dollar agriculture World Trade Center in Orlando with private funding, promising international reach and climate advantages. Iowa’s governor proposed a $75 million World Trade Center in Des Moines, funded by state and private money, arguing regional needs and permanency.
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Iowa voters mirror national attitudes in shift toward national issues
New York Times and CBS News surveys show Iowa Democrats more partisan and cautious on federal spending and women’s equality than the nation, with Reagan approval lower in Iowa. Iowans favor higher taxes to cut deficits and doubt foreign policy gains. The piece notes Iowa’s outsized influence in the early race and ongoing caucus dynamics.
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U S Secretive Nuclear Test Policy Shifts at Nevada Site
The Reagan administration has hidden an unknown number of underground Nevada tests for about a year, marking a shift from all tests being announced since 1975 to revealing only larger explosions. Officials cite convenience and modest yields as reasons, signaling broader secrecy in nuclear testing.
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Role of C R school nurses expanding
The article notes the expanding role of school nurses in the C R district and contrasts it with Iawa City, which is proceeding without them amid ongoing staffing discussions. It highlights broader changes in student health support and district policy.
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In the News Politics Is a Tough Business
A compact reflection on the volatile nature of political fame and public perception. The piece contrasts sudden high recognition with rapid shifts in attention, highlighting the fickle landscape of media coverage.
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