Grassley Advocates Economic Focus in Iowa Campaign
Republican congressman Chuck Grassley campaigns on economy and tax restraint against John Culver. He criticizes Culver for debt votes and inflation links, argues leadership in balancing the budget is key, and discusses ERA division and potential Reagan running mate choices ahead of the Detroit convention.
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Chuck Grassley
Grassley
Iowa
John Culver
Congress
Democratic Party
Washington
Culver
Carter
Senate
Republican Party
Detroit
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Three Eastern Iowans charged in Cedar Rapids cocaine case
A U.S. grand jury indicted Mark Prieskorn of Iowa City, Robert Patterson of Riverside, and Andre DeLong of Iowa City on conspiracy charges tied to the Jan 24 cocaine seizure at a Cedar Rapids motel. The street value was about a half million dollars. DeLong faces trial July 29, the others August 25.
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Cedar Rapids
Mark Prieskorn
Iowa City
Robert W. Patterson
Rural
Riverside
Andre K. DeLong
U.S
DeLong
Omaha bank tightens credit card charges for full-pay buyers
The Credit First National Bank of Omaha and affiliates in Cedar Rapids and Davenport adjust policies in 1979-80 to charge interest from purchase date up to $1.75 monthly for those paying in full, with no annual fees. Missouri and Nebraska law restrict annual fees. banks report reduced credit use amid wider restrictions and economic concerns.
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First National Bank of Omaha
Nebraska
Cedar Rapids
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
First National of
Omaha
Merchants National Bank
Farmers State Savings Bank
Marion
City National
First Trust and Savings
MNB
Brenton
Brenton Bank and Trust Co
United Missouri Bank of Kansas City
Missouri
Davenport Bank and Trust Co
Davenport
John Schiicker
Doug Keiper
Keiper
Ted Welch
Peoples Bank
Jeanette Bryant
Brenton Bank
Welch
Hammelman
Carter
Stalin's Rise and Death Shaping Soviet Leadership
The Russian leader Joseph Stalin, born Dzhugashvili, adopted the name Stalin meaning made of steel after joining the Bolshevik movement. The son of a shoemaker, he turned to Marxism during priesthood studies and rose to people's commissar for nationalities under Lenin, then succeeded Lenin in 1924 alongside two others.
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Joseph Stalin
Dzhugashvili
Stalin
Vladimir Lenin
Lenin
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