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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1988

Page

11

Ethics questions raised over lawmaker paid PAC work

Iowa lawmakers criticize and defend Nystrom on a paid role with a political action committee. Senate and House leaders cite ethics rules and possible conflicts, while Republican officials defend the practice as common in campaigns and appointments. The dispute centers on Nystrom's fees and the impact on legislative integrity.

Hansen Nystrom Iowa House Donald Avenson D-Oelwein Avenson Senate Code of Ethics Senate Ethics Committee Tom Mann Des Moines Associated General Contractors Pomerantz Senate C.W. Hutchins D-Audubon Hutchins

PAC contributions from Iowa figures raise questions on recruitment

Des Moines reports list contributors to the Committee for a Responsible Government Association of General Contractor PAC and Deere PAC Iowa, including Jim Tyler, Walter Brown, Marvin Pomerantz, and others. GOP leaders and Gov. Branstad defend outside fundraising while voicing concerns about PACs and party recruitment dynamics.

Des Moines Committee For A Responsible Government Association PAC Jim Tyler Atlantic Sharp Lannon Grinnell Carl Bluedorn Waterloo Walter Brown Marshalltown William Or Eunice Brown Dubuque R.W. Hagie Clarion Gregory Or Suzanne Brown William Bloomhall Cedar Rapids James Bianco Adel Eugene Sukup Hampton Marvin Pomerantz West Des Moines Deere Pac Iowa Senate Cal Hultman Red Oak Nystrom Steve Roberts State Republican Central Committee Central Committee GOP Mike Mahaffey Mahaffey Terry Branstad Republican Party Branstad Pomerantz

Robertson counters in defamation suit over Korea war claims

Robertson fights McCloskey defamation suit claiming a letter alleging his father helped him avoid combat in Korea. Arbitration rejected by Robertson's lawyers nine months ago, with a call to settle or face pretrial public expert opinion. Robertson ties McCloskey to Bush while campaigning in Florida and Miami.

Robertson Lehner McCloskey A. Willis Robertson Marine Corps Florida Texas South Carolina South Japan Miami Korea George Bush

Reagan Plan Forgives Farm Debts Under FmHA Rewrite

The plan directs the Farmers Home Administration to restructure loans and, as a last resort, write off part of a farmer’s debt to keep producers on their land. Rules allow lower interest, extended terms, and potential debt write downs to the farm’s asset value, with new loans possible for profitable operations. Comments by Vance Clark and Lynn Hayes frame cautious optimism on the legislation.

Reagan Office of Management and Budget Farmers Home Fmha Vance Clark Farmers Home Administration Lynn Hayes Farmers Legal Action Group St. Paul Minn

Tot fires handgun at mother in Clinton home

A 2-year-old boy allegedly found a semi automatic Ruger .22 caliber pistol in a waterbed headboard and shot his mother in the right shoulder. Brenda Bahnsen, 21, drove herself to Mercy Hospital in Clinton where she was treated and released.

Clinton Brenda Bahnsen Mercy Hospital

Texan wins Miss USA crown in televised pageant

Courtney Gibbs of Fort Worth claimed the Miss USA title, the fourth straight Texan winner, defeating Miss California. Gibbs, 21, a Texas Christian University junior, will compete in Miss Universe on May 23 in Taiwan. co hosts were Tracy Scoggins and Alan Thicke, with Michelle Royer crowning Gibbs.

EL Paso Texas Courtney Gibbs Gibbs Fort Worth Michelle Royer Taiwan Texas Christian University Tracy Scoggins Alan Thicke

Vermont results show Bush leading Dole in primary

With 77 percent of precincts in, Bush had 49 percent and 15,855 votes while Dole had 40 percent and 12,969. Robertson and Kemp trailed. Dukakis led the Democratic field with 56 percent and 20,026 votes, Jackson 27 percent. Gephardt and Simon polled moderate shares. Gore was not on the ballot.

Vermont Bush Dole Robertson Kemp Pete du Pont Dukakis Jackson Richard Gephardt

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