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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1988

Page

13

Iowa Republicans Draw Parallels Dukakis With Carter

Iowa GOP leaders held a news conference after Dukakis secured the Democratic nomination arguing he resembles Jimmy Carter in promises and outcomes. They criticized his substance and foreign affairs credentials while predicting Bush could win Iowa depending on campaign strategy and vice presidential pick.

Iowa Dukakis Jimmy Carter Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Michael Dukakis Carter United States Steve Roberts Republican Party George Wittgraf Cherokee John McDonald Dallas Center Republican National Committee Wittgraf GOP Bush Roberts George Bush Midwest White House

Dukakis Elevates Campaign Across States Amid High Stakes

On a coast to coast swing, Dukakis and Bentsen rally in Texas and beyond as Jackson calls for massive voter turnout. Dukakis labels the stakes as very high while praising Bentsen, and Bush counters with criticism of gun policy and mainstream views.

Michael Dukakis Bush Lee Atwater Dukakis Bentsen Houston California Rio Grande Valley George Bush Jackson Atlanta Texas New York Lone Star Senate Modesto Calif Minot N.C St. Louis Pennsylvania

Imposter Uses Swalley’s Identity at Linn County Jail

The article details an impersonation case where a man falsely presenting as Swalley avoided mug shots by using Swalley’s name and birth date. Jail staff note many lie about identities, but photographs and fingerprints usually expose such ruses. Authorities discuss harsher penalties for identity fraud and cite annual jail admissions and inter-jurisdiction differences in mug shot practices.

Swalley Linn County Don Zeller Zeller Ockenfels Linn Polk County M.J. Wilson Polk Scott County

National Rail Trails gain national attention in Iowa

Iowa rail trails receive wide notice with color photos in a Banana Republic catalog and an Iowa Journal interview with Tom Neenan of Center Point. National Wildlife magazine and Reader's Digest plan followups as Neenan, executive director of the Iowa Trails Council, notes Iowa leads in railroad bed conversions and miles of trails. The Urbana dispute over a half mile section involving Edward McKinley is under resolution with the Iowa Department of Transportation assisting.

Cedar Valley Trails Banana Republic Iowa Journal Tom Neenan Center Point Cedar Valley Trail Reader’s Digest Neenan Iowa Trails Council Terry Branstad Urbana Edward McKinley Iowa Supreme Court McKinley

Greenspan signals possible rate hike amid inflation concerns

The Fed has raised short term rates by about a point and Chair Alan Greenspan warned a further tightening could follow if inflation heats up. Richard Rahn, chief economist of the U S Chamber of Commerce, criticized the move as unjustified and questioned Fed oversight. The Labor Department reports inflation adjusted weekly earnings were flat in June after May's drop and April's rise, with a 0.3 percent CPI rise offset by more hours worked. Poultry and eggs drove June grocery costs while cereals, cooking oil, and dairy showed mixed changes.

Reserve Alan Greenspan Richard Rahn U.S. Chamber of Commerce Fed Labor Department

Iowa Seeks Wider Drought Relief For Counties

Iowa awaits expanded federal drought relief as Illinois seeks disaster status and Wisconsin Governor announces a declaration. Secretary Lyng visited drought damaged farms in Wisconsin and Iowa, noting severe corn losses and late rains. Grassley outlines loan eligibility for FmHA qualified borrowers with up to 80 percent production loss coverage and 4.5 percent interest. Applicants should contact local FmHA offices.

Wisconsin Steve Gunderson Wis U.S. Agriculture Richard Lyng Eau Claire County Lyng Iowa Norway Kenneth Beatty Midwest Grassley Fmha

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