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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1986

Page

13

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.

Rick Smith Gazette Pat Mehaffey Taft Junior High School Cedar Rapids Iowa Mehaffey Hiawatha Cuit Beretic Roland Hiemstra Hiemstra Ken Grandquist Des Moines Norm Crossley Solon von Elbert Norm Crossleys von Elberts Ken Grandquists Lorri Dan Erin

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

Hart Lowell Jenkins Montrose Terry Branstad John Roedrick Des Moines U.S. Senate Charles Grassley Junkins Branstad Iowa Jenkins

Isolated Southeast Asian elders seek social center in Iowa

Huong Baccam, a Tai Dam resettlement coordinator, explains about 200 elderly Southeast Asians in Iowa who live in isolation. A senior center with social workers and a van is needed to help them socialize and share news, but minority aging services are hard to arrange and few participate in existing programs.

Judy Daubenmier Des Moines ES Moines Huong Baccam Southeast Asia Iowa Huong Iowa Commission On Aging Iowa Refugee Service Center Keum Baccam Don Baccam Pieng Thi Bac

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