Turbulent race for Dubuque civil rights director position
The search centers on Tucker and Lipscomb amid a history of racial tension in Dubuque. Wozniak Lorenz faces an EEOC case over alleged discrimination. Previous directors faced conflict of interest and resignations as the commission weighs 27 applicants and a $36k to $45k salary.
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Tucker
Wozniak-Lorenz
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Lorenz
Lipscomb
Cedar Rapids
Kathryn Gregor
Commission
Bill Vaughn
Vaughn
Civil Rights Office
Jonathan Clarkson
California
Floyd Jones
Jackson
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
New Hampshire Hero Wins Carnegie Award Again
Daniel Stockwell of Keene New Hampshire received his second Carnegie Hero Fund Commission medal and $2 500 for risking his life. He previously saved a drowning man in 1963 and last fall calmed a gunman at his East Swanzey High School offering himself as a hostage to protect students.
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Daniel Stockwell
Carnegie Hero Commission
Stockwell
Keene
N.H
Andrew Carnegie
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Perot’s return eyed as potential disruptor in race
Democratic strategist Tad Devine says Perot’s greatest day would be opening day if he reenters the race. Volunteers nationwide back a comeback, with meetings in Dallas and media appearances planned to pressure him to run.
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Texas
Michigan
Tad Devine
CNN
Larry King
Dallas
Walt Peters
NBC
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Clinton
Baker
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James Baker
Washington
James Squires
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Senate overrides veto on family leave bill in partisan fight
The Senate voted 68 31 to override President Bush's veto of the family leave measure, a move aimed at shaping the campaign season. The bill would require firms with 50 or more workers to grant up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for newborns or seriously ill relatives. House override prospects appeared unlikely. Several Iowa and other House members split on the issue, while leaders signaled ongoing efforts to push spending bills and tax measures.
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al Gore
D-Tenn
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Bush-Quayle
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Tom Harkin
William Goodling
R-Pa
Gore
Goodling
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