Political trail scouts Kemp demise and Robertson rise
Donald Kaul reviews political foresight and misjudgments from 1972 to 1988. He notes Michigan caucus movements favoring Robertson, questions Kemp and Bush standing, and credits Teddy White with shaping modern political reporting while urging readers to stay tuned for more developments.
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Mesquakie director fired amid personnel dispute
Arthur Blackcloud Jr., executive director of the Mesquakie Indian Settlement west of Tama, was terminated at a tribal council meeting on grounds of unauthorized leave. He was in Arizona and had not returned by Thursday. The council will advertise for a new executive director.
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Gazette and Sun Cedar Rapids Subscription Rates
The 1883 established Gazette and Sun print edition announces postage paid mail from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions: $110 for 52 weeks within Cedar Rapids and $140 for 52 weeks for other states and U.S. territories.
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Model slashed by ex landlord over debt on New York street
A 25 year old model was attacked on a New York street early Thursday when two men approached her face was slashed with a razor blade leaving over 100 stitches. Police say the assault was arranged by her former landlord over an $850 debt.
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U.s.world
Iowa approves tax break on machinery and equipment
Iowa lawmakers removed the 4 percent sales tax on machinery and equipment for a two year refund program. The plan costs about 44 million to the state and refunds purchases and rentals from July 1 1985 to June 30 1986. Applications must be filed July 1 to September 30 with a 90 day processing window.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Terry Branstad
Department of Revenue
Hoover
Birth order linked to intelligence says UM psychologist
Ann Arbor based researcher Zajonc argues first-born and only children gain intellectual advantage from greater exposure to adult speech and vocabulary. He notes family size decline after the baby boom shifts intellectual environments, predicts SAT trends tied to birth rate changes.
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University of Michigan
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Center For
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Institute For Social Research
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