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*REQUIRED INFORMATION II|1111111111111111111111 Talking Points Prepared for Senator Tom Harkin NAGLE FUNDRAISER September 25, 1992

* You can sum this race up in very simple terms. And here it is: In Iowa and Washington, Dave Nagle is known as the guy who knows how to get things down for Iowa. Jim Nussle is known as the guy who put the bag on his head. * And too much is at stake in this election to let it be decided by political stunts. * Don't take my word for it. I'm a Democrat. Listen to what some other people said about it." * Guess who said this, when asked about Nussle's commitment to the issues: "I think what the voters expect is at least a full understanding and devotion to the issues. He may win this election but it won't keep him in the House." Who said it? Fred Grandy. * Guess *who said this, when asked where Nussle would be without the bag: "He would be, in a sense, a nobody." Who said it? Senator Charles Grassley. Even Republicans know that Iowans deserve better. * Dave Nagle has a vision for district two -- a vision to create jobs, and lay the groundwork for rural development -- to make up the ground we lost when H.R. Gross was in office, and use government as a powerful engine for economic growth. * Well, the second district pays taxes, too. And it's time the second district gets its fair share. * Now, Jim Nussle doesn't agree. He says that the second district should be prepared to sacrifice. Well, I suppose if you grew up in suburban Chicago . . . and lived most of your life in Illinois . . . that would be alright. But if you were born and raised in Iowa and taught Iowa values like Dave Nagle was. If you went to school at UNI like Dave Nagle did. And if you raised your family here. You wouldn't say that the second district should be prepared to sacrifice. You'd put the people of the second district first and fight for Iowa. And that's what Dave Nagle has been doing and will continue to do if you send him back this November: put Iowa first. Don't read his lips. Read his record. Look at the issues . * Dave Nagle and I have worked to got funding for the Avenue of the Saints, which will bring jobs to the second district. Jim Nussle voted against it. * Dave Nagle took the lead in Congress in getting funding for a four- lane highway for Highway 63. Jim Nussle said that's not Congress' business. * Dave Nagle has taken the lead in Congress to get something done about low prices for our corn farmers and dairy producers -- and is one of the experts and biggest proponents in Congress on improving grain and pork sales to Russia. Jim Nussle has his picture taken with farmers. * Dave Nagle and I worked to get a money for a hazardous waste training facility in Waterloo. Jim Nussle . . . well, Jim Nussle put a bag over his head -- and the second district deserves better than that. * The way I see it, voters in the second district this election have a simple choice: between a workhorse and showhorse. Dave Nagle has backed up his promises with action. He's gone to work for farmers, and small businesses, and all the people who pull the load and pay the taxes in this country. * Now, Jim Nussle is a nice guy, got a nice family. But he keeps tripping on his own record.

1 * He said he was against pay raises. But then he gave his administrative assistant and former campaign manager a $30,000 pay raise. * He said he was against unpaid bills at the House restaurant -- then it was revealed he had the largest tab there. * He said he was against the House gym, and then he joined it. * And worst of all, he put the bag on his head to protest bounced checks. And then he admitted that he had bounced checks himself at his personal bank here in Iowa -- and then wouldn't release the records. And he was the prosecuter of Delaware County at the time. * Jim Nussle isn't part of the solution, he's part of the problem. And it's time for him to go. * We have a chance this election to change America's priorities. we have a chance to give the second district a new voice and a new vision. * For six years, Dave Nagle has fought to give Iowa its fair share. He's brought jobs to Iowa and helped open markets for our farmers overseas. He hasn't forgotten about the people he represents. * Don't read his lips. Read his record. Too much is at stake this election for it to be decided by political stunts. Dave Nagle will put the second district first. But he can't do it alone. * He needs your help. Help get the word out for the next five weeks. And on November 3, help him get out the vote. * We can't change America's priorities alone. But together, we can return Dave Nagle to Congress and send Jean Lloyd-Jones to the Senate. Together, we can put Bill Clinton in the White House. And together, we can build a New America. Thank you.

2 Talking Points Prepared for Senator Tom Harkin NAGLE FUNDRAISER September 25, 1992

1 and devotion to the issues. He may win this election but it won't keep him in the House." Who said it? Fred Grandy. * Guess who said this, when asked where Nussle would be without the bag: "He would be, in a sense, a nobody." Who said it? Senator Charles Grassley. Even Republicans know that Iowans deserve better. * Dave Nagle has a vision for district two -- a vision to create jobs, and lay the groundwork for rural development -- to make up the ground we lost when H.R. Gross was in office, and use government as a powerful engine for economic growth. * Well, the second district pays taxes, too. And it's time the second district gets its fair share.

2 * Now, Jim Nussle doesn't agree. He says that the second district should be prepared to sacrifice. Well, I suppose if you grew up in suburban

Chicago . . . and lived most of your life in Illinois . . . that would be alright. But if you were born and raised in Iowa and taught Iowa values like Dave Nagle was. If you went to school at UNI like Dave Nagle did. And if you raised your family here. You wouldn't say that the second district should be prepared to sacrifice. You'd put the people of the second district first and fight for Iowa. And that's what Dave Nagle has been doing and will continue to do if you send him back this November: put Iowa first. * Don't read his lips. Read his record. Look at the issues . * Dave Nagle and I have worked

3 to got funding for the Avenue of the Saints, which will bring jobs to the second district. Jim Nussle voted against it. * Dave Nagle took the lead in Congress in getting funding for a four-lane highway for Highway 63. Jim Nussle said that's not Congress' business. * Dave Nagle has taken the lead in Congress to get something done about low prices for our corn farmers and dairy producers -- and is one of the experts and biggest proponents in Congress on improving grain and pork sales to Russia. Jim Nussle has his picture taken with farmers. * Dave Nagle and I worked to get a money for a hazardous waste training facility in Waterloo.

Jim Nussle . . . well, Jim Nussle put a bag over

4 his head -- and the second district deserves better than that. * The way I see it, voters in the second district this election have a simple choice: between a workhorse and showhorse. Dave Nagle has backed up his promises with action. He's gone to work for farmers, and small businesses, and all the people who pull the load and pay the taxes in this country. * Now, Jim Nussle is a nice guy, got a nice family. But he keeps tripping on his own record. * He said he was against pay raises. But then he gave his administrative assistant and former campaign manager a $30,000 pay raise. * He said he was against unpaid bills at the House restaurant -- then it was revealed he had

5 the largest tab there. * He said he was against the House gym, and then he joined it. * And worst of all, he put the bag on his head to protest bounced checks. And then he admitted that he had bounced checks himself at his personal bank here in Iowa -- and then wouldn't release the records. And he was the prosecuter of Delaware County at the time. * Jim Nussle isn't part of the solution, he's part of the problem. And it's time for him to go. * We have a chance this election to change America's priorities. We have a chance to give the second district a new voice and a new vision. For six years, Dave Nagle has fought to give Iowa its fair share. He's brought jobs to Iowa

6 and helped open markets for our farmers overseas. He hasn't forgotten about the people he represents. * Don't read his lips. Read his record. Too much is at stake this election for it to be decided by political stunts. Dave Nagle will put the second district first. But he can't do it alone. * He needs your help. Help get the word out for the next five weeks. And on November 3, help him get out the vote. * We can't change America's priorities alone. But together, we can return Dave Nagle to Congress and send Jean Lloyd-Jones to the Senate. Together, we can put Bill Clinton in the White House. And together, we can build a New America. Thank you.

7 09/24/92 17:45 FAX 515 284 4937 HARKIN DSM 0/ DC F7014

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Memo To: Tom From: Beth Date: September 26, 1992 Subject: Dave Nagle fundraiser 4 pm (event starts at 3)

PLACE: Elgin Park, Dyersville. Pam Yocum will be driving you. NO. EXPECTED: 150 expected

PROGRAM: Karen Merrick will be the MC, Bonnie Campbell & Bob Arnold may be there and if so they will speak first, then you with Dave last.

YOUR SPEECH: Dave would like you to talk about what a tough race this is. The recent poll (see attached) is nice, but there is still a long way to go to election day and there isn't time to rest. It is important to get the voters out to insure Dave's victory.

Dave's wife is Dianne. He is running for his 3rd term 09/24/92 17:48 FAX 515 284 4937 HARKINDYSM, 44-* DC -- -- %, 1 LrA r. ±rvi- ". -*D 0~j016 10IUU2

You remember the Corn Boil for Eric Tabor, now it's time for this year's... Second District Picnic Come and help elect Dave Nagle to Congress. Don't miss out on this afternoon of fun for the entire family!

I Beer and Brats with Dave Nagle

Featuring: Brats Hot Dogs Beer Desserts Auction Door Prizes

When: Saturday, September 26 3:00 - 5:00 PM Where: Elgin Park Dyersville, Iowa Cost $5.00 per person I Ffor ticket information or to RSVIR call 319-232-3274.I Lu uie wnen tney frst confronted th child's bruised and battered body He said doctors were forced to rk move a portion of the child's skull t, reduce pressure caused by swellin from the child's brain. Although the procedure saved Jonathan's life, the right side of the child's brain is destroyed and the left side of his body is paralyzed, McAu- liff testified. Taggart's Trial Next A trial still is pending for. Jona- than's mother; Joanne Taggart, 24, of Des Moines, who also faces child endangerment charges. She is ac-. cused of allowing the abuse to occur. -, Drahaus said she had wrestled with conflicting emotions about her sister before finally HARRY BAUIERT/TII REGISTER accepting that Jonathan Waller, 4, above, -Taggart shared responsibility for the sits in a wheelchair at home in Ankeny on ieJuries. rhild's his first day of special classes this fall His mother's boyfriend was "She'll need to bear the weight of convicted Monday of inflicting severe head and abdominal Vpuries her actions," Drahaus said of upon Jonathan. In other photo, Margaret Drahaus, left, Jonathan's gart. Tag- custodian, talks to reporters after the verdict. With her are Jona- expressed similar feelings. than's grandmother, Wilma Waller, and an aunt, W Linda Bullock.- e don't believe she should be al- Taggart's mother, Wilma Wailer, KNR GENTLER COGRESSMAN")

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kinder, gentler Dave Nagle seeking Schwarm, -chairman of the Republi- i'l spar n than Iwas,' election this' fall. He's .running he the Democr~at says. 'I'm- against Rep. Jim Nussle, a Republi- can Party of Iowa. "Apparently has decided it's more win to listen can, for the new 2nd District'seat in better to be a little m el lo w ." - - northern and eastern Iowa, .- ' - - - - to the other side.' But Nagle, 49, clearly-has tried to Schwarm said Nagle is tenacious mature- from a- and understands how to work the By a system in the Democraticcontrolled JANE NORMAN brawler into Congress, OF THE REGISTER'S %VASIIINGTONBUREAU legislator, but it is a "screwed-up" mersing hiniielfim- ge alks system that needs to be reformed. -in issues ranging out of political ."He's not only part of the mess, Washington, D.C. he's proud - Four years from the Russian forum, briefly. of being part of the *ago, Rep- Dave Nagle's partisan fe- mess," Schwarm said. rocity aid package and. Page 2M . was such a sore point that one Nagle was born in Grinnell during of his colleagues in the Iowa congres- health care to transportation financ- World War II, the second of five chil- sional delegation blasted him in a ing. "Ilike to take one piece of legis- dren, and grew up in Tama. His lation and get involved with it and meeting with newspaper editors and father was a local reporters. really work it hard," Oldsmobile dealer, he said.' and one of the first duties Nagle's -"He, just doesn't particularly care Crossing party lines, he enlisted father assigned his young son was to cooperate a lot with us," Lightfoot and Rep. Fred Grandy, an- sweeping said Rep other Iowa Republican, to the showroom and dusting Jim: Ross Lightfoot, R-la. He said rescue the' the cars every morning. Avenue \a brought to Congress a "pretty of the Saints project for' Nagle graduated n~n attitude honed while'he a Iowa when -its fate appeared in to washing cars Io& Democratic Party ch re was doubt, and the trio held a wise-crack- before going to the University of these days, ing press conference to tout their Lightfoot speaks Northern Iowa in-Cedar Falls well CFNagle, despite their vast success; 1961. He choseUNI because the tu-in dif- ."I'm less ition was less than at the other state fc inpolitical philosophy. "He partisan thanI was-when wast I came here," blagle said last schools "and they didn't have high ut4 of that role that basically week.- math "I'm more willing to requirements." - Wa- colfintational, and he had to listen to the oth- ea, hiisturs along with er side." Nagle became a. familiar face everybody There is an alternate view around the political science depart-. e msey'Ligi tfoot said recently. .t may b4too much to say there's a "I think he's always been a very- around the political science depart-- NAGLE We to age 2Ai -.-. ---. ',~.'&wrLgf 1. ~. a is back on the campaign trail NAGLE DAVENAGLE Continuedfrom Page IA ment. He and a friend decided in high ACGOUND: school they were Democrats; his par- In ents did not have an active interest ; in ama in olitics. Wesn C art s *an. In 1965, he graduated and ioved and Washton, 0C, on to law school at the University of 4 E AIN : Iowa, a "total accident," he said. "I decided I didn't want to teach and I T d m968 was looking for alternatives. It was rdu from the, late in the spring and somebody said, niversity of Northemnlowa 'Why don't you go to law school?'", 1968gruate from t Nagle stuck through two years Uiverslty of lowa College without much enthusiasm - he said of Law. he was in the upper third of his class CAREEL - before falling into a summer job as an investigator with a Des-Moines p n law firm. He knew right away he had served as an as s Bc found his calling. Hawk Coun Practice in Waterloo charmen 1 a ; "Iwanted to be a trial lawyer, and DemocratIc Paty198285; I became one," he said. "It's where , olectod t& ogress In 1986, yoV can see the most immediate im- 1988 and1~990 pact on people's lives. You can see 4 FAMi l'. the results." Wffo Dla oop~oBan Nagle returned to Waterloo to eaNonde. t o Ben practice law In 1968, working first in the county attorney's office before moving to private practice. Almost through powerful Agriculture Com- HARRYBAUMERT/FilBREGISTER 20 years later, he still can relate the mittee Chairman E. "Kika" de laGar- Nageris o te ap details of a high-profile gas explo- a choice. Here, Nagle tries za "I'didn't do It'the way-:you on the cap a ht and won in federal should," NagIe sai, Vry and it did of rural Parkersburg while cam- court. straii the relationship" with the at the Hi-Way 20 Cafe in Parkersburg. In. 1982, Nagle said he decided to chairnian for a time' try politics for 10 years.He became Nagle, a lontinid defender of Iowa Democratic Party- chairman, Wright's, also attached himself like a building on his activism in local par- burr to the side of Deiiocratic lead- in beating typoitics; ' He threw himself into the unphi position, gaining a reputatioif for his A er" prison. The judge could run the sen- attacks on Republicans hind his love lie helped raise money for. the m tences concurrently or consecutive- 'of publicity. The "defining moment,. House cardpaign ly. committee, and he said, came during his fight to keep joined the whilp organizationi Fenton already has notified the Iowa's presidential caucuses first In which tounds up votes lawyers - so he 4 that he does not plan to im- the nation in 1984 could get to know other members of pose a separate punishment on the Another miajor event also took the caucius. ohis llful inury charge because it Olace in 1984 - he married Diane :j:.But stems from a he objects'agle to the the same act to which Lewis, aVii Horne schoolteacher he term l'Ansider"Ao describe his role. gg said Ruesga pleaded guilty. met in Ockobi .1980 whileshie tesaid " Walter Saur, chairman of the Iowa was: tYou responsibilIty is to undlr- servirig dsrco-chairivoman of.the stand this place aid to be effectivb," there Board of Parole, said the average Poweshiek County Democrati. They g he said. time a prisoner spends in prison for a were at event gleiu on behalf of Na'le.sailed it victory with 11.Hise Saur10-year cautioned sentence thatis 27 to 28 months. state Sen. Emlil Husak and Nagle 63 percent many factors askedher Congess Nasp la lrisi of thety vote eaatIn 1988 de- client would be taken Into account in deter- p l the rod r f e ubth one h ea d ed r : n- mining the appropriate parole date "en Ioeve a th ees ' is nedfrn ofmed nceanes Mle s wasu"ver In 1986, when Rep. ooperhn t '-ob'On election night in 1990, Nagle eore a wiongthae rcto be the a Republican, announced he would made 'some glo'omycbnunit§ at ncings d sentencesnature of theare crime and whether the retire from Congress, NaI iwas on Black Hawk Coity headquarters run concurrently or the phone laying the groundI ork f' about one consecutively, Saur how once he was done work- said. his own bid withinth hour. His ing o cutting court- Assistant Polk County Attorney bride the nlli budget, f two years was not enthus Iinnot surethere's a need an- IdMelodee Hanes said she was "very astic. for meto bI bsolutel begged him not to bein Coenress." , pleased" with the verdict. rim,"'Diane Nagle recalled.' t. wed. "We can never give Joathu e theen On the '1a Atain i what was taken from him," Hanes acingbe off In Washington and Wouldn t But he said he concluded he want- Ties a said, "but hopefully justice was sep him," she said. "But I can see ed to help push Iow d's"unlimited" irs In done." where he was meant to do this. I potentialbe for economic development' 11 1 NabakIgleswo aelthreae- prmrhrel' omcds hths oc~a ally believe In him now. Maybe in Years to come the help of theaith didn't believe In him the way I federal government h , e t . shouldt havelaNow' in the beginning."tecalin he's' bcckron thi A id'ta u c of e Nagle won athree-way primary trail, so much so that his voice had nightcasingwa e it and went on to beat Republican state died ncsperkbytd late terrific rain, I'm. elling youe Rep John Mintee, becoming the a Theek. When he and lie are Lorimor in Union Cobuny had first Democrat to represent; the 3rd 'ble to get a r 'ngltoge.trs i - nger-waterncoes o ugy the Md " I District 'in 62 years. Mclntee was 'home in Cedar F e tocok h stoak in larkm Conyrifloong cloed doomedo when he suggested to and wdtch a movon the VCR, "I U.S. Hihwaye H 9an out twfarmers in the largely rural district have trouble keeping h awa e," aeriff esha c ars cs e that they leave crops in their fields she said. h oudn't over the winter to help with storage The next two months will not be deen In Melcher-Dallas, heavy rains problems. H eneasy. The most recent IowecPoll S flooded the town square Monday umn found Nagle and Nussle running t ight, causing water to seep into sev- onutAgricultur ue tee Cm by a rtdneck. no eral businesses. im, The attention and pressui e - ;!othe "They've been driving by and today is a Washington consultant, do. noe bother hliiisaid Nagle. inger- water comes through the door," said He said of N ogwi,"He has an ability He would nothve said that two i a "Wly VanderEcken, an employee to connect with people and convey -dethrmnths ago, he said, when of Joe Willes Hangout. the vision, the'sinceritk, he has." he was ocused on the Russian aid " He said the cars caused large Once In Washington, Nagle for a packae 'nd his staff membe Isad wakes that pushed water into the time gave iprthe headlines for back g i were. y of tavern room bargaining. He began digging the election. idn't Late Monday, a third wave dof up moneyfor the district and ;rthe storms, was won aLin want to wi, and I want to %n developing in eastern seat on the House Agriculture Coin by a comfortable margin; but ttls,Is tin- Nebraska and was expected to move mittee. one where the voters really get a hi, into Iowa. Nagle admits now.he mae a hi's- choice," Nagle said. "My task is to "At Shor. "We'll beTakeshmtosar.tinigbu in it for a while," said take in g~g 'irely to former persuade them that what I see for pCarrel Barlow, a weather service ouse p on we should a specialist.ds anrmd credit pR-sal,:rather than.'

Short Takes n Linda McCartney, who met hus- :1 band Paul 25 years ago when she wa sindto photograph The BeteotSgt. Pepper actfivities, will publish her third book, Linda McCartney'sSixtiesin October 0 Pat Hingie, the veteran actor who played police Commissioner James ' Gordon inBatman and Batinan Re- bridges -and other- structures, and .bbji they predicted millions of.dollars in culveig repairs will be required 'j- 15fhan.43(tir Dick Frye, an Iowa Department of washid Transportation supervisor who was .. inspecting .S: Highway 69 south of here Wednesday,-said he:still was Dis .. compilifg,.datnaget estimates.- for .s0 roads in his area. "Buti t's going to be abou big,"headded. :. ., , "Somei .'Thereswas a lot otferosion from and , under _bridges and- a- lot .of road re shoulder, damage andsome. surface B danage. ,That's alwe; have seen so andl a far , and-the: water is- still going southert down," Frye said, j> aptiag urged)l - A flash-flood watch-::was. in effect documes -early today for southwest and south- theiriM cenitrall~diva 'attered -storms Wtii ir dumped even more rain on the state. woui e -v a .woild' Bridges Destroyed - cot rid costof hi Decatur-'eunt ,1ocal'offliils other told Gov. Terry Branstad Wednes- --Bradit 9%a l u day that at least eight bridges had the woi ~ fl NWItl81 lkey otis -te been wiped. out by flooding -Sheriff Thev'1 bn in ....Fred Buckingham.i said the bridge r"aihslbj1

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sl cton D.C. - Re Jim boatntil we get sorm Itis frequently observed that Nus- Nusslesr can roughly be divid- C is the firstmember of.Congress ed iito two phases. There is before I he down'tremember.the-assassi nnation of President F.Kennedy Therwas the ambitious young ..... He was 3 years old at the time. lawyer:/from- the'-northeast Iowa The first political evnt he does re- atown- of Manch ster who.aip m1990 hBut where would he be without member is -thei 1968 Democratic Na- a oppetagleo Reublicanprimy thebag? : tional Convention. The: impression opoihents and awl-financed Dem- "evud ,in e n was strong because the-covention... ocra' t beomethe-congressman . "He would be, in a. sense -a noa- srn-bcue.h-oneton '- I fom he tat's2ndDisric..:~ - ody" sidSe'. Carls rassley, a . .as close to -homne.-- .t Nussle''

g mestnieib6fonto'.the-i Congressthe floorHos--Ke~wl' walked ber fromtnorthernIowafome seU:S:-. P. . peront bdg 6rtiloord Oct.h2191dthi the .:Houseof otihrdehnrigtb'v-'d~i Grassley said he once. ad doubt NssI iother and fath

- Holise bank schda2r? $ . > 4has since showrfthebag t be an tas familylg~end -is~thatiHubei-t.ii 'Mr; Speaker,.it is time toi take th toudilfgl successfuE.'$move.for pIhrey gave younghiussle'a butotO m isl~'off' this-institutions" he- de Nussle, Grassley said.r 10:.&: wear That imeantasaid:Nilssle4 cl eg ~- A~Hoiwever, Joe-Shirthni presJ "I was aHaimphrey manin6.' . E seietaifto1li hlwaIDrocratic Nussles fatherran a smallui Facs agle 4 Par-ty said the bafwrijufinother ess on hesouth sidef aCsoNagleessoliticaflstint!' thaweikbarrasse buit ilsohad*trn ie Now;Nussle, 32, is flihniing againtst lowiniand pir6vd litt& f~ iiic At chirch dd,- nep. Dave Naglea;Democrat, for the If hescaded the-Wasinitgtont:Moni- os adimother- .e Nusslesai Grass-s-ry, 2nwd District seat. Nussle's---- f agen-hs.isittd-'------ument - withabag'on~hi- - - head"- that~- -Nussle- saiBfo- - -uh&sh- - $&o.-d da for chaniging the. WayC;6ngreiss froiild illib~givrikliifiii~tiu~it two sisters iveif~i bdtiih operates, even if itomans opposing veh iii fildti ed.libili projects that benefit Iowa, is the .aid.Shannahni "haveleeiiino - NUSSLEPe 2ATrHEDES Moucs REGISTEREUTHURDAY. SEPTME 719

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:.. ~ wrnuber of Years HarodM 1 Thav traditiotf propelled Nusl hom cont whnhX H. (WolkenY) the -stage...He made the chorusr'Nusle went ont et IN 'E:- and Caroline whoN -Villier, have been, married, in 'Irtw Music Man't ai his large sub- . Bidwin'Dmca q if ThMey have been miarried.40 ubnhgscolaerisfst try- -the- House- twice befordl years ~~~~out,. and eventually won a leading rc eie yaot1 in"Guys andDoUS.f "Ilove~d It,'4 January 1991,just30yeari e9uetoanediting error, a.-_ role rm& story-in -some editions of',_ tbesidZ -,awawonfasa ItWd eda' eg oy _He,was~also~payingI .tiohhi(Ucao aiiitcl~ f7 "national politics.- When the.Water YThE save about $2 -. gate scandal forced President Richl Nusalewon-seats on dents would ard Nixon toxresign from office in ricuiture and banking mnth if the, city would hii : He also stepped intoca '~ ~ one. garbage pickup service. j93".a7ttlydsecatd - -- '- hen heannounced hisop - - City officials say, it actually: -Nussle said..-- ki rwould. savsle ets bte~ -- 1 could-not believe a- presdlentra highway bill that wo]l $20 hd $0-a earz~"""~wddbe involved in that kind of sh--txIncrae ekyeku j~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ir 7 s,'n.le it&f"tos cd hald.Nusale,-who.-a0f3 hd(ed moneyfor theA-x &l5) W rt~t~dal flh5~ -itce-. Watergiiehealg 75!alft* highwa hot plthc tame pf. Bobbie7 'd:~n hiso " pjc~potni Ed7e oCabidge, who died: ~<. .tzcsu'ttbl the HoIra .Monday in acar accident on it'-c u-utafwyasItrh~a4dkh~ nodddi terstatigha 5 -' drawn to another RepublicanflhsL ttO~eva&hmtnt L tlr4 ' - '-~$- 'neq a enrrunfllng for his- flrstttnen6et nzi-j ~ww SItenn'aa governor of Illinois.;-7'Jim - ' wa ma Rlbi tirlin Thtbld Nih.mna Legio Hallle in tayille. Nussle faces an tesbeti e 4ofa ar game atthe,' Rep Div Na a~ .ohse a then trstoowpp itd~fet' gaduai~h~onjrkemrfgl& Nftidot ~ i&Nsespnayrd "R~rr tflC6ll9n fS~n r ~ ~Kio~ Lotery : ~ $~LinDensar~atrtln e-, abd-hl ri ra~ iotseV~i~mlar~ thecongresiinipfl'gettb Pgiyndmotherit A,_ J_'t on wuya6 t1r;,. He' tries t6 re~erv4'Sidays -to * OR er and "byjkpilifllt e en:n ~'~- ~~sa ~atw~w e- ve~t g-- spend with his wifi,:zrhod-ives,-in -9,-~~~~~~~- y-- lte Cleei ldesMtued6uiW t'o tetbfll Mancherfu~~ie and-their ' ii hi fail ihiM30flivid .;young ik; ~ute-arh 3,7. IN now =w M'1Maiid18tat '&ty aid sonfark18 month" -7:- - eubicni he ad" But~prs hs~nerNli - -cme WfIremte f n bpt ~ - " Leslie Nussli said edudhifon~ OP-% tUA1 -, 7t*owtatesl6rvlg;-rcar - iw'9rleazwA- ~ ~ ~ e o~~nli~tla 6hg~ portunitbiesUdf-Saraii ho, a , Eat gme SieM± thik. 7igh~bifitetli -Y Donisxddine, ard hi ~better in , -- thtth*Pfr4 J. 1frffY' 2'IwaR than theYj Lprobably' would be.'- r~~*!it9- -25-n3li4 -bi ds*to'7n kam fjomJackpftot Pital'- $6 muon "' t0oo2 e difn alonbldetV ~#'~:#:4atePapegjs ~ ~ et the lifeafatpolitilails -4hofc eoegautn rntI-tiuepse rsltm an ~esbot2cads~iC- ~ isnever easy and it was particaa! tybt a a~i-pn enrolme at Drae.Lwiq~ dbao-terSE Gn sadi5l- foee difflidtringthebagepL-:de-t~' ~"p r '- -" UT; sd ~4theZ sg9-inp 25Im -Wonl6a . Schoo T~e Mo h rae eter' aprvn orm has ben viewed- .itiiyvJniolclo fla frm eol Bos ~'aldana bak omebutheulbveoevn~aut-thbagWLesleNui55lem re- ugjoyedby: tually offe more to. meet- Iowan4>clld iL'bee wdis.a stretchof timke ' for leglslators4 '-' when I hadhtouigh tiime rehdliigthe. -lnhies cle- standad "-,--- qMyHsia eia Center asa afr 21hlkwhat thepvoters'epect isnewspapenratchngthgniflt- r mla:m-at least a full understanding and. dea Nisale. said" he.hht1nd'regrets Granidy. rabout thecourse he has takeiL>, w-;Li,-..a,- ore ana frf udacrdal" - he mrried admgovd t. Mat $30,000paye ris anti le ut knCvtlnt the issaes,t'-sadV al rm7 t :0~"ter er re Nusl lawt.-nil inof the 2d*l election, but It ;clthctuwole'place needs'to rkgte'batuiltPl9egtsorwe Relte ~ sgoontoo&V'Hr-&may wintida hagChsid"I thifnk the boit- the House." .~~-have, good- cleaning* outeI' nt ta lt-ahypo- won'tkeePhWin as nesto be.'i nd - Habsn awhrm he Naussle tlalcitcd - - 0. -' - talking about personnel. asuch to 5 7.M sodyFiay;n. to, awih becae top aide a 1WIwa, franked There'is another side t6 Nusalt Z' rm talking about methods strategy, 6ussions with peopl ut it e said. they Want that boat rocked. -So' on brimt. - -rm-a husbatdand- aSj ~flrstr- procedureseverything' b. 3. ' jj- ogesa g d ad- "You bet, we're going to keep their behalf.hre~o~~