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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1977

Page

7

Turner Funds Israel Trip After Personal Payment

Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner and Rep. Arthur Small ended a feud after a public fund raiser. About 200 attendees paid five dollars each to reimburse Turner for his fifteen hundred dollar self funded trip to Israel. Turner attended in an agal and a comedic tour of IowaIsrael law, while Small organized the event to cover costs and defuse the dispute over gifts to state officials.

Des Moines Iowa Richard Turner Arthur Small Iowa City Turner Israel Small Iowa-Israel Ozzie Kinkaid Ozzie Newhard State Executive Council

Mechanicsville Library Eyes Estate Funds Plan

Mechanicsville officials ask library board members to craft a plan for dispersing estate proceeds from Mae Gortner via attorney William Dallas. The funds, about 20 000 to 25 000 dollars, would support perpetual library operations, while city funds remain unaffected.

Mechanicsville Mechanicsville Library Board William Dallas Cedar Rapids Mae Gortner Hugh Lamont, Jr Dallas Lamont

Williams to be retried in 1968 Pamela Powers murder

Polk County Attorney Dan Johnston said Thursday that Robert Anthony Williams will be retried for the 1968 murder of Pamela Powers in Des Moines. The federal Supreme Court action is noted in the report.

DES Moines Robert Anthony Williams Pamela Powers Polk County Dan Johnston U.S. Supreme Court

Fort Madison Prison Amid Escapes Sparks City Debate

The Fort Madison Iowa state penitentiary, oldest west of the Mississippi, employs over 200 residents and faces an escape of eight inmates including two murderers. Police Chief James E. Carrell cites logistics and funding as major challenges while Mayor Robert Hatala says the prison is an accepted daily fact. Escapes are common from the two prison farms, with population rising to about 888 after a historic case involving Williams and the urging to retry a related murder in Des Moines.

Iowa State Penitentiary Fort Madison Mississippi River James E. Carrell Carrell Robert Hatala Jim Hardin

Legislative Notes From Iowa Senate Ribbing and Rivalry

In a Des Moines debate lawmakers share good natured jests about lawyers with Sen. Bass Van Gilst praising Sen. John Murray and noting the compliment. A separate elevator scene pits a chiropractor, a lawyer, and a farmer with Rep. Lyle Scheelhaase making a quip about turning backs among the trio.

Des Moines Iowa Bass van Gilst D-Oskaloosa John Murray R-Ames Senate van Gilst Murray Charles Miller Burlington Philip Hill Lyle Scheelhaase Moville Miller Hill

Matthau Cast As Doctor In House Calls Film

Walter Matthau is cast as a doctor who loses his wife and pursues flings in House Calls from Universal Pictures. Glenda Jackson plays the woman he ultimately loves. Filming starts in June with Jennings Lang as executive producer.

Los Angeles Walter Matthau Universal Pictures Glenda Jackson Jennings Lang

Federal payroll hits all time high in January

Twenty years ago the federal payroll reached an all time peak exceeding one billion dollars in January, marking a record level for government workers and payroll expenditure.

Weekend Cedar Rapids Gazette Saturday and Sunday editions

The Cedar Rapids Gazette offers a double weekend package. Saturday edition includes current news, consumer articles, editorials, features on people, and sports. Sunday edition presents local and general features, financial pages, farm news, entertainment events, Eastern Iowa coverage, and Family Focus.

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Birth of William Harvey On This Date 1578

On this date 1578 the English physician William Harvey who explained blood circulation was born. His discovery shaped modern physiology and he became a pivotal figure in medical history.

William Harvey

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