Carter Reagan claim debate edge in final campaign push
In Cleveland the candidates blamed the other for inflation and foreign policy choices after a 90 minute debate. Carter called Reagan dangerous and belligerent while Reagan accused Carter of poor policies and said he could not define differences on military uses. Anderson joined on some stations.
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Anamosa Attorney Wins District Court Post
An Anamosa attorney has secured a district court appointment, marking a notable local legal milestone. The win places the attorney in a higher judicial post, reflecting recognition within the regional legal community.
Shirley MacLaine and a top-tier tale in People
A collage of magazine notes highlights Shirley MacLaine’s advice to go to the top, a personal breakup story about a miserable marriage ending in divorce and a nuisance habit, Dr Block dispelling three myths about children's teeth, and Jimmy Carter praised by James Reston for truth over fiction.
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People
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Iranian parliamentarian cites hostages freed before U S election
Sheik Sadegh Khalkhali says many Iranian MPs want to free the American captives before the U S vote and expects debate to end Thursday morning. He demands U S not meddle and to provide weapons and spare parts Iran has bought. Parliament plans a public meeting after a closed four hour session and a committee report will be read and voted on.
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Iran
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Tehran
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DeYoung and Culver clash at UNI rally in Cedar Falls
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Garry DeYoung clashed with incumbent John Culver at a University of Northern Iowa campaign event. DeYoung had warned of trouble and called Culver a coward then leaped onto the stage, wrestling with a moderator as about 300 spectators reacted.
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Harvard
Iowa
Gaertnier
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Debate leaves Cedar Rapids voters mostly unmoved
The Gazette spoke with about 30 downtown residents and found eight watched the Carter Reagan debate. Most had formed their choices before air time. Truckers and a bus driver described frustration with both candidates and Reagan’s joking tone on terrorism.
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Mike Hammond
Plainview Drive
Hammond
Reagan Gains Edge in Debate as Experts Split
Debate experts labeled Tuesday's presidential clash a near tie. After the event polls and judges assigned Reagan 161 to Carter 160, with a total 321 of 420, praising Reagan's presentation at 30 versus Carter's 27.
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Sacramento
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Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
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