Branstad and Legislature set for showdown in Des Moines
Gov Branstad holds veto power as the 51 26 and one rule shapes Iowa politics. Democrats blame vetoes for stalled jobs measures including a 100000 arts grant and a state lottery bill. Lawmakers anticipate renewed fights next year over job creation targets and funding.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Terry Branstad
David Osterberg
Mount Vernon
Osterberg
Branstad
Iowa
Joe Brown
D-Montezuma
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
General Assembly
Des Moines
Avenson
Lowell Jenkins
Montrose
Iowa hosts many Democratic presidential hopefuls headquarters
Five declared contenders have state offices in Iowa and a broad field operation across districts. Hollings plans a Des Moines office July 1 and will join a Feb 11 1984 debate in Des Moines. Askew Cranston Glenn Hart Mondale and others assign coordinators and district leaders throughout Iowa.
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South Carolina
Ernest
Fritz) Hollings
Des Moines
Gerald Willis
Piedmont
Ala
Reubin Askew
Florida
Maria Menne
Iowa Democratic
Askew
Menne
Jim Christenson
Grand Station
California
Alan Cranston
Democratic
John Law
Ingersoll
Karen Kapler
Law
Cranston
Robert Arnould
Davenport
Anne Ratcliffe
Cedar Rapids
Mike Davidson
Waterloo
Ohio
John Glenn
Don McDonough
10Th St
Robin Ahnen
Kevin Greenwood
Marion
David Tiffany
Iowa City
Glenn
Colorado
Gary Hart
Bill Romine
Jimmy Carter
Insurance Exchange
Cameron Moore
Kelly Beard
Marilyn Dugan
Peter Slone
Walter Mondale
Mulberry, Suite 207
Martin Marks
Fort Madison
Pam Jochum
Dubuque
Reid Wilson
Tauke to Speak at Cedar County Republican Dinner
Iowa Representative Tom Tauke will address a Cedar County Republican Central Committee dinner on June 26 at 6 p.m. at Hi Way Gardens in Stanwood. Tickets info via 886-2175. Linn County Democrats meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Farmers State Bank in Marion.
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Iowa
Tom Tauke
Cedar County Republican Central Committee
Hi Way Gardens
Stanwood
Linn County Democratic Central Committee
Farmers State Bank
Marion
Human Candidate Builds Early Reach for 21st Century Bid
Campaigner Larry Holden launches the Campaign for Human Understanding in Asheville North Carolina aiming to field a long term third party. He plans to grow a base through public contributions and situates operations in western states before moving toward Washington DC. Holden envisions a non antagonistic world climate and hopes to attract integritous leaders with a caring political process. He notes potential collaboration with former congressman John Anderson to explore common ground.
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Holden
Iowa
Washington, D.C
Human Understanding
Box 827
Asheville
N.C
Soviet Union
U.S
John Anderson
Illinois
Anderson
Fund-raiser Planned for Shellsburg Leukemia Patient
A June 26 fund-raiser at the Shellsburg school ball field supports 7-year-old Marty Boyer. Events start at 2 p.m. with slow pitch games between Atkins Community Club and Shellsburg faculty, and the A L Williams team featuring Gordy Bohannon and Keith Chappelle. Proceeds aid Marty’s medical expenses at University Hospitals in Iowa City.
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Shellsburg
Marty Boyer
Atkins
Marty
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Iowa Congress Votes Split on Funds for Former Presidents
Iowa members split on expenditures as the House voted to eliminate a 910,700 appropriation for ex president office expenses for Nixon Ford and Carter while pensions remained. Leach Evans Bedell voted for elimination Tauke Smith not voting Harkin. Senate limited outside income for senators to 30 percent of salary and set a 18,200 cap. Grassley Jepsen supported the limit.
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House
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Jimmy Carter
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jim Leach
Cooper Evans
Berkley Bedell
Tom Tauke
Neal Smith
Smith
Senate
Charles Grassley
Roger Jepsen
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