Conlin Tops 4th District Delegates In Saturday Straw Poll
In the 4th District, Conlin won 72 percent of delegates, with she describing results as hopeful for the future. Campbell and Fitzgerald commented on the June 8 primary, noting organized delegate efforts and the importance of the actual vote. Delegates in the 2nd District split counties with Conlin carrying nine of eleven, while indecision and other preferences remained. The delegate survey used secret ballots, distributed only after credentials seated the delegations.
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the Gazette
Judy Daubenmeier
Des Moines
Fitzgerald
Campbell
Steve Hampton
Roxanne
Dubuque County
Jones County
Conlin Fitzgerald Campbell
Hinckley Defense Receives Mixed Mental Capacity Views
The hearing featured mixed opinions on Hinckley’s mental capacity to form intent to kill President Reagan. Doctors testified about the role of inadmissible evidence and Hinckley’s detailed statements, while Parker ruled some testimony tainted and barred. Hinckley sat in court as jury selection continued with dozens more jurors to be drawn.
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Hinckley
Parker
Ernst Rodin
Rodin
Detroit
Park Dietz
Harvard Medical School
Reagan
Dietz
Sally Johnson
Butner
N.C
Jonas Rappeport
Baltimore
Johnson
Jodie Foster
Federal Institution
New DUI Law Details Administrative License Revocation
Officials explain a new DUI law with a blood draw warrant option and immediate license suspension. A preliminary breath test followed by a failed chemical test triggers a 20 day temporary license and revocation penalties of 120, 240, or 365 days based on prior revocations. Temporary licenses may allow job related driving or treatment access. The license can be revoked administratively before court action, with criminal penalties still applying.
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IDOT
Legal penalties and license rules for repeat drunken driving offenses
The text outlines offense tiers for drunken driving: first offense 48 hours to one year jail and up to $1000 fine. second offense within six years seven days to two years and up to $5000. third offense felonious up to five years and $1000 fine. It notes license revocation terms, possible deferred sentences, and consequences of license revocation on driving. It also includes a related discussion of minority issues in criminal justice with a 410 page study calling for reforms and increased minority representation in the judiciary.
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Justice Department
May Day Protests Meet Policing in Victory Square
Solidarity trucks led a two hour march as riot police ringed Victory Square in Warsaw during May Day gatherings. Police arrested several wearing union pins while Communist leaders urged restraint and warned against barricades.
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Victory Square
Poland
Communist Party
Solidarity
Warsaw
Wojciech Jaruzelski
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Cedar Rapids
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