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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1986

Page

6

Eisenhower to campaign for Grandy in Mason City Iowa

David Eisenhower 38 son in law of Richard Nixon will headline a noon luncheon in Mason City for Republican congressional candidate Fred Grandy. Grandy competes with Democrat Clayton Hodgson for the seat vacated by Berkley Bedell. Also, a gubernatorial debate will air live from Ames on WOI-TV and six Iowa stations 7 to 8 pm with panels and education topics. IBEW slate endorses several Democrats in state house races.

Mason City David Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Iowa Fred Grandy Eisenhower Richard Nixon Grandy Clayton Hodgson Berkley Bedell Sheraton Inn Woi-Tv Ames KGAN Cedar Rapids KLJB Quad Cities KTVO Ottumwa KIMT KCAU Sioux City

Robertson to announce 200-city GOP bid via satellite

Evangelist Pat Robertson will disclose his decision on pursuing the Republican nomination Wednesday night at Constitution Hall Washington with a satellite link to over 200 cities. In Cedar Rapids the teleconference is 6 30 p m at CityCenter hosted by Tom Dineen. The League of Women Voters Iowa says Gov. Branstad and Democrat Lowell Jenkins have agreed to format for the October 6 debate the second of three slated meetings.

Pat Robertson Constitution Hall Washington D.C Cedar Rapids New CityCenter Tom Dineen Robertson League of Women Voters of Iowa Terry Branstad Lowell Jenkins

Second senatorial debate still sought with Grassley Roehrick

The League of Women Voters of Iowa says it will continue efforts to stage a Grassley Roehrick debate. Roehrick has agreed, Grassley has refused to participate in a league sponsored debate. A WOI-TV Ames co production would air statewide.

League of Women Voters of Iowa Charles Grassley John Roehrick Roehrick League Grassley Woi-Tv Ames

Eastern Iowa candidates back Taxpayers' Rights Amendment

Iowans for Tax Relief reports Bob Booher and Phil Tyrrell endorse the Taxpayers' Rights Amendment to limit state and local government spending. Booher opposes Rep. Darrell Hanson in the 48th District, Tyrrell faces Lamoyne Gaard in the 53rd District. David Stanley notes both opponents did not respond to the group's questionnaire.

Iowa Iowans For Bob Booher Phil Tyrrell U.S Booher Darrell Hanson Manchester Tyrrell Lamoyne Gaard Grinnell

Iowa consumer protection recovers funds in August

The Iowa Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division recovered $45,646 for Iowa consumers in August, boosting eight month total to $741,826.23. Through 1986, 5,617 new complaints were filed and 7,466 actions completed. 3,889 complaints are pending and 71 lawsuits are in court. The division assisted 87 percent of completed complaints.

Des Moines Iowa

Rock Island Arsenal worker dies after vat fall

Frederick Schultz a 55 year old electroplater at Rock Island Arsenal died after falling eight feet into a manganese phosphate cleaning vat at 5 p.m. Thursday. He had burns over his body and died Sunday at Franciscan Hospital. An inquest will be held and OSHA may investigate safety procedures.

Associated Press Rock Island Arsenal Frederick Schultz Moline Franciscan Hospital Rock Island Ill Boston Schultz Arsenal Verbeck Peter Copeland U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA

Clarke to honor O'Neill and Dole at fall ceremonies

Clarke College will award honorary degrees to U S House Speaker Thomas O Neill and Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole as the college marks recovery from a 1984 fire. Dole will speak and receive her degree on October 20 and O Neill and his wife Millie on October 21. The Mary Frances Clarke Freedom Award will be given posthumously to Christa McAuliffe.

O'Neill Millie Mary Frances Clarke Christa McAuliffe

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