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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1983

Page

4

McGovern Emerges as Strong 1984 Alternative in Iowa Polls

Iowa Democrats at a Des Moines fundraiser favored Mondale or Cranston in early surveys, with McGovern and Hart as clear second choices. AP and INA polls showed Mondale leading, Cranston second, followed by Hart, Glenn, and McGovern in varying orders. Mondale dominated views on speaking effectiveness, while ticket prices limited cross-campaign bidding.

Ken Sullivan Des Moines Walter Mondale Alan Cranston Iowa George McGovern Gary Hart Iowa Newspaper Association Associated Press Mondale California Cranston INA John Glenn Reubin Askew Ernest Hollings South Dakota McGovern Party Colorado Hart Glenn Hollings Askew Maine Democratic Party Augusta

Branstad Targets Iowa Growth Attracts 1986 Industry Visit

Gov. Terry Branstad pushes Iowa development by enticing the National Rural Letter Carriers to Cedar Rapids for the 1986 convention, visiting Deere & Co. in Waterloo, and promoting state advantages. He weighs 10 percent in-state preferences, training for workers, and tax policy to lure smokestack, food processing, and high tech firms while balancing unemployment costs.

Iowa Branstad Cedar Rapids Marryce Heidt Minnesota Iowa Development Commission Deere & Co Waterloo South Dakota Development Commission Muscatine Flex-O-Lite Lukens General Indus Terry Branstad Jack Bailey Teleconnect

Journey to C R reunites siblings after 41 years

Ray Chamberlain and Jean Elaine Mellon Botham, once separated by a 1935 divorce and 41 years apart, reunited in Cedar Rapids after Jean and her husband traced Ray with police help. Ray recalled his sister and spoke of lost years while noting the emotional moment and wish to make up for time lost.

MaLone Dwil Ray Chamberlain Fifth Ave Ray Jean Elaine Mellow Botham Stoughton Wis George Jean Wisconsin Chamberlain Madison Dorothy Jean Chamberlain Jean Elaine Mellon Cedar Rapids Stanley Botham Cedar Bothums Helen Dorothy

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