Iowa GOP to weigh threat to first caucus status
Iowa Republican leaders plan to discuss a challenge to the state’s lead off caucuses amid Michigan and Hawaii moves on delegate selection. The Des Moines meeting will consider whether changes are needed while Democrats expect no shift. The Iowa Cavalcade of Stars at Iowa State University draws eight GOP candidates and up to 3000 people.
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Branstad and staff hold two day state retreat
Gov. Terry Branstad and his staff are conducting a two day retreat at Spring Brook State Park to review goals, discuss state trends, and begin shaping the 1988 legislative program. Department heads will join today for discussions as the session continues.
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University doctor elected Iowa Young Republicans president
A University of Iowa cardiology senior fellow, Miller, was chosen president of the Iowa Young Republicans. Des Moines officers elected include Bob Hous as vice president Stan Thompson as treasurer Gunderson as secretary Mike Conve as national committeeman and Tracy Tone as national committeewoman.
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