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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

01 Nov 1981

Page 19

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1981

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19

Odell Seeks Election as Iowa Secretary of State

Des Moines bureau reports Mary Jane Odell, 58, seeks a four year term as Iowa secretary of state, aiming to be the first woman in 43 years to win the post. Odell, a former IPBN host, has run a frugal, reform minded administration since her 1980 appointment.

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Des Moines Iowa Mary Jane Odell Robert Ray Melvin Synhorst Alex Miller Bob Ray Algona Odell Iowa Public Broadcasting Network Chicago IPBN Ray Mel Florida Synhorst Corporation UCC Secretary of State Thatcher Johnson Polk County
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Iowa senator Jepsen faces White House pressure and denial

Political Notes recounts Allen Jepsen denying accusations that the White House pressured him to support policies. It cites Reagan meetings, a canceled New York fund raiser, and claims about campaign support while noting Grassley defends his independent vote and asserts his integrity amid controversy.

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No Rush for the Senate

State Sen. Bob Rush of Cedar Rapids won t seek a second term in the Iowa Senate. He says he wants time for his law practice and family and notes reapportionment would move him into the new 26th District where he or Sen. Jim Wells would face a decision.

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