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Eye on Iowa

Midwesterner Gephardt milks roots, familiarity

By Rick Klein
Globe Staff / January 12, 2004

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DENISON, Iowa -- Elizabeth Lownes lingered in Cronk's Cafe long after the stump speech ended. Aides were gently urging presidential candidate Richard A. Gephardt to wrap up his handshakes so the campaign caravan could motor to the next stop, but when Lownes finally got close to Gephardt, she would not let his hand go until she could deliver an important ... (Full Article: 885 Words)

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