This tool attempts to detect copyright violations in articles. In search mode, it will check for similar content elsewhere on the web using Google, external links present in the text of the page, or Turnitin (via EranBot), depending on which options are selected. In comparison mode, the tool will compare the article to a specific webpage without making additional searches, like the Duplication Detector.
Running a full check can take up to a minute if other websites are slow or if the tool is under heavy use. Please be patient. If you get a timeout, wait a moment and refresh the page.
Be aware that other websites can copy from Wikipedia, so check the results carefully, especially for older or well-developed articles. Specific websites can be skipped by adding them to the excluded URL list.
Article: gouverneur de l'Iowa Président de l'Association nationale des gouverneurs Des Moines (États-Unis) Des Moines (États-Unis) Parti républicain Gouverneurs de l'Iowa
Robert Dolph Ray, né le à Des Moines et mort le dans la même ville, est un homme politique américain.
Membre du Parti républicain, il est gouverneur de l'Iowa du au .
Biographie
Il est maire par intérim de Des Moines en 1997.
Notes et références Liens externes
Catégorie:Naissance en septembre 1928
Catégorie:Naissance à Des Moines (Iowa)
Catégorie:Personnalité politique américaine du XXe siècle
Catégorie:Personnalité du Parti républicain en Iowa
Catégorie:Décès à Des Moines (Iowa)
Catégorie:Décès à 89 ans
Catégorie:Mort de la maladie de Parkinson
Catégorie:Décès en juillet 2018
Catégorie:Gouverneur de l'Iowa |
Source: News lowa Caucuses Sports Opinion Business Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals NEWS
A statement from the family of Gov. Bob Ray, who died Sunday at 89
The Des Moines Register
The following statement was made available Sunday by Jarad Bernstein, Director of Communications at Drake University:
July 8, 2018
Des Moines – Robert D. Ray, Iowa’s 38th governor, who never stopped serving the state and its people in recent decades, passed away early this morning in Des Moines. Gov. Ray was 89. He had dealt with Parkinson’s disease and died peacefully of natural causes at Wesley Acres, according to David Oman, Ray’s former chief of staff.
“Bob Ray defined the modern era governorship for Iowa and beyond,” Oman said. “More importantly, he touched the lives of three generations of Iowans, who respected, trusted and followed his leadership. He will be greatly missed by many; his legacy will extend for decades to come.”
Ray was elected governor in 1968 and re-elected four times, serving a total of 14 years. He later served as CEO of two insurance firms, one in Cedar Rapids and one in Des Moines. In the late 1990s, Ray was acting mayor of Des Moines and then president of Drake University.
Gov. Ray is survived by his wife, Billie; three daughters; and eight grandchildren.
Plans for celebrating the life of Gov. Ray will be shared later, Oman confirmed.
More:
Bob Ray, beloved 5-term Iowa governor, dies at 89
Staff Directory Corrections Careers Accessibility Support Sitemap Legals Our Ethical Principles Responsible Disclosure
Subscription Terms & Conditions
Terms of Service Privacy Policy Your Privacy Choices Contact Us Support Local Businesses Advertise Your Business
Advertising Terms and Conditions
Promote Your Event Help Center Subscriber Guide Manage Account Give Feedback Licensing & Reprints Promote your Event Subscribe Today Newsletters Mobile Apps Facebook X eNewspaper Archives Milestones Jobs Cars Homes Classifieds Education Reviewed 10Best
LocaliQ Digital Marketing Solutions
Events
© 2024 www.desmoinesregister.com. All rights reserved. |