Surprising Share Aims For Presidency In Modern America
A Media General AP survey finds only 16 percent of 18 to 29 year olds would want the presidency, with 12 percent of 30 to 44 and 6 percent of 45 plus. The piece notes long-term public scorn for presidents since Kennedy and questions why anyone would seek the job. It cites widespread negative portrayals of Johnson Nixon Ford Carter Reagan Bush and Kennedy and argues Americans increasingly reject the presidency.
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United States
Media General
Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Southeast Asia
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
White House
George Bush
John Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
Cedar Rapids Realtor Pleads Innocent to Five Drug Counts
Ronald L. Kelley, 42, of Cedar Rapids, pleaded innocent in U.S. District Court to five drug counts tied to a May 19 superseding indictment. He faces trial August 8 alongside three other Eastern Iowa businessmen. a fifth man, Rodney Jiruska, will be arraigned later. If convicted, Kelley could receive up to 150 years in prison and $6 million in fines. forfeiture of his home and car is sought.
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Cedar Rapids
Ronald L. Kelley
U.S. District Court
Kelley
30Th St. Dr. SE
Eastern Iowa
Rodney Jiruska
Sunland Dr. SE
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gusta Company lists publication details and subscription rates. It outlines delivery options weekly and Sunday editions, pricing for motor route and mail subscriptions, and notes carrier areas with limited mail service.
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Cedar Rapids
Gusta Company
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
Cedar
Ontes
U.S. Territories
Gazette
Gazette, Inc
Hass to face trial for murder of Leah Wara
Jeffery Hass, 19, of Cedar Rapids, is scheduled for an August 21 murder trial in Linn District Court for the death of 17 year old Leah Wara of Hiawatha. Wara disappeared after a post prom event and was found murdered in Hass’s apartment.
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Dick Hogan
Latte
Jeffery Hass
Cedar Rapids
Leah Wara
Hiawatha
Hass
Linn District Court
Wara
15Th St
Wall
S.C
Cedar Rapids officer appeals two day suspension over offensive drawings
Cedar Rapids police officer Richard Struve appealed a two day suspension for drawing cartoons that offenders female officer offended a female officer. The appeal hearing date will be set by the Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission. Struve admitted drawing the sketches on Feb 22 and March 9 and explained them at an April 25 administrative hearing. The case involves a March complaint to the Iowa Civil Rights Commission and ongoing state review.
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Heather Sloman Wood
Gazette City Hall
Cedar Rapids
Richard Struve
Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission
Renee Hanrahan
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Ron Hansen
Struve
Hansen
Iowa Racing Commission Approves Belmont and Race of Champions Simulcasts
The Iowa Racing Commission authorized simulcasting at Dubuque and Council Bluffs dog tracks and Prairie Meadows for the Belmont Stakes and the Race of Champions. Prairie Meadows will broadcast Belmont from Jamaica, NY on June 10, with owners noting added attendees and bets. Commission officials stressed precise stopping times to avoid machine lockups, while questions linger on whether the 10-event limit is per year or per track.
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Des Moines
Iowa
New York
Denver
Iowa Racing Commission
Dubuque
Council Bluffs
Mile High Kennel Club
Prairie Meadows
Jamaica
N.Y
Stan Bowker
Bowker
Belmont Track
Commission
Mick Lura
Iowa Tracks
Lara
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C.R
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Olvera
Koehler
Baumgartner
Dave Shay
Kgan-Tv
Shay
Jose Olvera
Public Defender’s Office
Nancy Baumgartner
Thomas Koehler
Public Defender
Linn Public Defender’s Office
Polk County
Public Safety
Bob Jaeger
Baby Bobcats
Mississippi State University
Starkville
Miss
Racing Commission Ok’s
Waterloo
Senate
House
Railroaders Reunion
Hers FE
LROAD
Perado
Ral
Ushers Ferry
Pioneer Village
Seminole Valley Park
42Nd St
Seminole Valley Road
Told Clasps
Siebke Hoyt
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