County Attorney Faches Attacks Opponent in Cherry Residence
County Attorney William Faches accused his rival of misstatements in a campaign rally at the Cherry residence. He argued budget figures and plea bargaining claims were inaccurate, noting increased work load, staffing needs, and the impossibility of free neighborhood offices without higher costs.
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Herbert Cherry
Jane
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Gazette
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Lipsky urges statewide emergency medical standards in Iowa
State Rep. Joan Lipsky urges uniform emergency medical standards across Iowa to ensure adequate EMS nationwide. She criticizes uneven local rules and promotes laws to certify hospitals and clinics by service ability, praising highway emergency telephones and National Guard helicopter use.
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Joan Lipsky
Iowa
Rep. Lipsky
National Guard
Newell Criticizes School Discipline Shortfalls in Iowa
Independent candidate for state representative from district 30, Newell, pressed supporters at 165LC Avenue NE, accusing school administrators and teachers of lax discipline and rising costs. He pointed to a West High School security supervisor hire and argued instruction and authority have suffered, burdening taxpayers with expense from perceived incompetence.
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Newell
Digtrlat
Paul Wueoby
Bartel Critiques City Engineering Costs in Iowa City
Bartel criticizes city spending on outside consultants for engineering in Iowa City. He notes salaries for city engineers average about 100 000 annually while consultant costs have exceeded 1 million since 1995. Bartel, a Democratic candidate for supervisor, spoke at a Titn Poulson residence coffee event.
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University of Iowe
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Yea Poulson
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Gannon Offers Debates Anywhere In Campaign Trail
Sioux City reports Democratic nominee Bill Gannon says he will travel with Republican Sen. Art Neu to debate across the state. Neu accuses Gannon of dodging joint appearances and refuses to accept Gannon’s offer to debate anywhere and any group before election day.
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Art Neu
Bill Gannon
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Clinton
Des Moines
R-Careell
Hong
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Lynhurst
S. J. Brownlee
Brownlee
Deputies Agree To Stay with Kidwell
Iowa City residents heard William A. Kidwell outline plans to retain deputies after taking office in January. He cited eight-year veteran deputies and stressed selecting based on experience and qualifications. Kidwell noted photos gear at 7,800 dollars funded by a federal grant and shared taxpayer cost details.
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Iowa City
City High School
William A. Kidwell
Sheriff’s Department
Veterak
Johnson County
Kidwall
Kidwell
Sheriff's Department
Miller Backs Workfare Over Guaranteed Income Plan
Senator Jack Miller criticizes Marian Democrat Dick Clark for backing an $8,500 family of four guaranteed income, saying it would put 70 to 90 million Americans on welfare. He promotes a workfare approach focused on reestablishing employment and industrial development as top state goals and growth measures.
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George McGovern
Hughes Budget Cutting Talk Sparks Public Hearing
Iowa City Republican candidate Hughes defended budget cuts during a public hearing in Willett Black Hall. He rebutted Democratic claims of a bloated 1970 budget and accused the opponent of electioneering. Sheriff Kidwell sat in silent approval of the department’s proposed budget for the coming year.
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Willett Black Hall
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Kidwell
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Avery
Dilley opposes legalized abortion in gubernatorial bid
DES MOINES A I party candidate Robert Dilley told a rally he opposes allowing abortion and argues the Bible forbids taking life, saying God is the giver of life and government must protect all life from conceptions. He notes a paradox with supporters of his None Your Kin policy also opposing capital punishment.
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Des Moines
Robert Dilley
American Independent Party
Dilley
God
Franzenburg pledges industrial growth for Iowa governor
Ames Democrat Paul Franzenburg pledged a dynamic push for industrial development in Iowa if elected governor. He criticized four years of Robert Ray's administration as a quiet period for industry, noting declines in plant expansions and unemployment above 5,000. Franzenburg cited his role in Sell Iowa missions and urged swift action with a Republican legislature.
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Waterloo
UPI
Ames
Paul Franzenburg
Wedateday
Iowa
Franzenburg
Robert D. Ray
Iowa Development Commission
Harold Hughes
Ray
Want Ads Sell Fast Through Computer Style Service
A brief classified line promotes a computer like system to match buyers and sellers. It urges dialing 398 8234 and mentions the Pollilest Advertiserne in a terse public notice style. The fragment suggests a classified help service for rapid results.
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