Mehaffey Eyes Iowa Horse Track Dream in Hiawatha
Pat Mehaffey, a 33 year old janitor and horse breeder at Taft Junior High, announced plans to build a no frills horse racing facility on 260 acres west of Hiawatha Iowa. He hopes to attract investors with a multi use facility catering to thoroughbreds and common horse breeds, with a projected summer 1988 opening and a build cost of 12 to 14 million dollars. He contrasts himself with higher profile figures and seeks support from the local Iowa horse industry to finance the project.
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Taft Junior High School
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Hiawatha
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Des Moines
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Democrats declare war on all fronts
Democrats wage a nationwide push in 1986 aiming to unseat Gov. Terry Branstad in Iowa and gain federal seats. Candidates like Lowell Jenkins and John Roedrick challenge Branstad and Grassley as Hart urges focus on critical races while not denying presidential ideas. 16A
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Isolated Southeast Asian elders seek social center in Iowa
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Des Moines
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Iowa Commission On Aging
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Pieng Thi Bac
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