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Editorial page lists J. F. Hladky Jr as President and Publisher John Donnelly as Treasurer, identifying key newspaper executives.
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J. F. Hladky, Jr
John Donnelly
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1978
Page
6
Carter anti inflation plan faces timing clash with special session
House Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman argues the tax relief incentive should wait until January after Congress reconvenes not in a special session. He warns such sessions breed disorder while urging orderly debate for a complex plan backed by Carter allies, including Fed chief Miller and Ullman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
House Ways and Means
al Ullman
D-Ore
Federal Reserve
William Miller
Ullman
Positive campaigning favored in governor race by Fort Dodge visit
Governor Ray avoids attacking Democratic challenger Fitz Gerald in his Fort Dodge stop to emphasize ten years of record success. Analysts note incumbents often benefit from home turf advantage and positive messaging, while past contests show mixed results for negative attacks. Backfire risks from negative tactics appear near election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Jerry Fitzgerald
Fort Dodge
Fitzgerald
Des Moines
Jim Schaben
Cedar Rapids praised as best city in Iowa by columnists
Cedar Rapids described as the best city in Iowa in a guest column by Pat McPartland noting Iowa Electric Light and Power and the University of Iowa as key institutions. The piece highlights low unemployment, strong education, and civic pride, framing Cedar Rapids as near Eden in life quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Pat McPartland
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Iowa
City of Five Seasons
Cedar Rapids and Iowa Views Through Seasonal Postcards
Eastern Iowans invite expression on topics about living in Iowa and Cedar Rapids. The piece envisions postcard scenes across the year from pumpkins and leaves to snow and blossoms, highlighting seasonal imagery and a closing remark on human honesty versus animals.
Clark’s liberal label tests Iowa campaign balance
In Iowa, Sen. Dick Clark faces a stiff reelection test as Americans for Democratic Action labels him the Senate’s most liberal. Clark vows to stay true to his principles amid a strong Jepsen challenge from the New Right, with abortion and single issue anger shaping undecided voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Americans For Democratic Action
U.S. Senate
Clark
Kennedy
Iowa
Senate
Dubuque
Critics target Blouin Clark over energy price safeguards
Letter writers defend Rep. Blouin and Sen. Clark for supporting energy legislation that allows gas prices to rise gradually. They argue market-based pricing limits shortages, oppose guaranteed low prices, and praise leadership while urging citizens to back responsible energy policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Blouin
Sen. Clark
America
Blouin
Letter Praises Cedar Rapids Library Service
A reader applauds Cedar Rapids for its library service noting a "books by mail" program for the handicapped. The writer describes moving from San Francisco after becoming disabled and thanks Cedar Rapids for enabling access to reading material through mailed book selections. The letter compares city services and urges others to vote on Election Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Public Library
San Francisco
Vote for Kudart in 13th District Democratic primary
A letter from a reader recounts a Europe trip and urges participation in the upcoming primary. The writer, a Democrat, endorses Republican Bud Kudart as the district's representative, arguing the need for true local representation and urging others to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Bud Kudart
Iowa voters urged to elect Jepsen over Clark
A letter argues Senator Dick Clark is too liberal for Iowa, citing ADA ratings, opposition to the right to work, large federal spending, and a stance against a balanced budget. It endorses Roger Jepsen, claiming he will voice Iowans’ wishes in Washington and oppose Clark’s supposed disregard for local opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sen. Clark
Ada
Washington
Clark
Senate
Democratic Party
Roger Jepsen
Jepsen-Clark
Polls Highlight Role of Money in Elections and Voter Turnout
The piece urges widespread participation in the voting booth on Tuesday November 7 stressing that politics is big business and that spending does not guarantee competence. It promotes two party checks and asks readers to consider regional government via county home rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stanley
John Culver
Culver
Linn
Stanley
Muscatine
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J. F. Hladky
Frank Nye
John Robertson
Mr. Carter
Congress
Linn County
Muscatine County
C.R
U of
Carl Kane
Carl
Eden
University of Iowa
University
Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Sen
Dick Clark
Ted Kennedy
Des Moines Register
Chal
Jepsen
GOP
Robert Ray
Maurice van Nostrand
Africa
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Senator Clark
Paul A. Smith
Maplewood Drive
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Iron Curtain
Kudart
Rial
Panama Canal
Evans and Novak
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