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...Richard Gephardt's (D--Missouri) politics of resentment and trade walls played well in Iowa but fell flat on the more integrated and tradedependent Northeast. Sen. Paul Simon's (D-Illinois) brand of populism was equally anachronistic...
Dukakis received 20,814 votes to 14,538 for Jackson, 1,972 for Gore, 465 for Simon, 35 for LaRouche and 639 expressing no preference...
Illinois Sen. Paul Simon, who has put his campaign on hold, got 1.2 percent. Political extremist Lyndon LaRouche had under I percent, and 1.7 percent expressed no preference...
...inevitable and quit the race. More than 3,000 reporters covered the Iowa campaign. In the end it turned out to be less important than the Michigan Democratic caucuses, for which nary an exit poll was taken. Even Iowa's runners-up have done poorly: Pat Robertson and Paul Simon are likely to be the next to fold...
...from the University of Virginia in 1974. He began his career with the blue- chip Manhattan law firm of Debevoise & Plimpton, then worked as a money manager for the Ford Foundation and as an investment banker for James D. Wolfensohn Inc. At Wolfensohn, Powers put together several deals for Simon Keswick, the outgoing taipan...