Catholics and the Catholic Vote in 1980 Election
Catholics form a large, diverse voting bloc centered in New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and California. They largely support the Democratic Party, show New Deal liberalism in economic policy, and remain independent on abortion and tuition tax credits. Archbishop NCCB positions differ but generally reflect liberal social goals. Catholics avoided single issue voting and remain a key but not monolithic force in this year’s race.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
NORC
George McGovern
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
NCCB
American Bishops
Democratic Party
John F. Kennedy
Periodic Observations From Eastern Iowa Readers
Community voices from Eastern Iowa share diverse reflections on local life. Readers express personal views on culture, ideas, and everyday issues, contributing informal commentary to the public forum.
Inflation Killer? A Plain English Guide to Stopping It
A call to action on rising prices cites the rule of 72 to show how high inflation erodes purchasing power. It urges readers to request a free Consumer's Inflation Handbook, cut waste, reduce deficits, save more, and contact officials, with Jay Kacena highlighted as Cedar Rapids life underwriter spokesman.
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American Council of Life Insurance
K St. NW
Washington, D.C
Jay Kacena
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters
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Iowa City
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