Republicans seize control of Senate in landmark shift
Republicans won a Georgia Senate race and gained control of the Senate for the first time since 1953 54, changing committee chairmanships and the flow of legislation. The House stayed Democratic as several incumbents and Abscam figures fell, while some saved seats offset losses.
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Cedar Rapids Passes Civil Rights Ordinance Resignation Follows
In Cedar Rapids the City Council approved a new Civil Rights Ordinance while the man who proposed it resigns. The day also features a mix of local notes from Page 1B and Page 16B with cultural and community items. Major financial talk appears on Page 60.
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Mother Describes Love In Refrigerator Eye Comparison
A mother says she will know her son is truly in love when he looks into a girl's eyes the way he looks into the refrigerator. The remark playfully contrasts romance with mundane domestic routine.
Carter Concedes Presidency After Reagan Victory
President Carter and Rosalynn Carter concede to Ronald Reagan after the election. Independent John Anderson, with wife Keke and daughter Susan, appears in Washington at a victory party setup. Anderson signals possible second presidential bid.
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Defeat of Iowa ERA Amendment Shocks Supporters
Iowa voters rejected the state constitutional equal rights amendment with about 441 494 in favor and 553 945 against with 92 percent of precincts reporting. ERA backers Peg Anderson Roxanne Conlin and Julia Gentleman expressed shock and blamed misleading advertising linking ERA to same sex marriage.
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Iran ignores Reagan win amid hostage tensions in Tehran
Iran publicly ignored Ronald Reagan's election victory as factions clash over government policy. A Rajai spokesman refused comment on the U S result and Parliament did not mention Reagan's win. The foreign minister appointment looms large for potential hostages release.
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Iowans Reject Constitutional Convention Vote
Iowa voters defeated the call for a constitutional convention by 606,323 to 403,951 with 92 percent of precincts reporting. The campaign was led by Iowans for Tax Relief and Yes for Less Taxes, aiming to limit state and local taxing powers, while opponents argued to preserve the existing constitution. Senator Cloyd Robinson and groups like Farm Bureau Federation backed the measure. Robinson said the fight is not over.
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