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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1977

Page

5

Time Marches On for Demos in Iowa Fundraiser Tale

Des Moines notes Jake More of Harlan attended A. Small FundRaiser for Attorney General Richard Turner near the state house. More, once Iowa Democratic chairman, joked a Democrat sponsor helps a Republican run for senator or governor. Turner may seek either GOP nomination, pending Gov. Ray’s plans.

Des Moines Arthur Small Lown City Richard Turner Statehouse Jake Harlan Small Jake More Iowa E.H. Birmingham Sioux City Turner Israel U.S Robert Ray

Clark urges targeted human rights policy for violators

Senator Dick Clark says the United States should apply President Carter's human rights policy to the worst violators, notably countries known for torture. He warns that the main challenge is implementation and cautions against overreaching beyond policing to preaching.

Washington, D.C Dick Clark Iowa Carter United States Clark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Africa America Free World U.S United Nations World Bank Congress South Africa Thomas Jefferson Soviet Union

Iowa faces stalled bill for compulsory measles vaccination

Iowa health officials warn a measure requiring immunization for school entrants may stall in a legislative committee. Dr. Martin Myers says measles epidemics threaten the state, while Health Commissioner Norman Pawlewski calls it a serious outbreak. Senator Charles Miller controls the bill amid conscience clause debates.

Norman L. Pawlewski Iowa Idaho Wyoming Charles Miller Burlington

Akron disaster claims 73 crew in Barnegat Bay storm

On this date in 1933 the U S Navy airship Akron broke up in a storm and crashed into the Atlantic off Barnegat Bay New Jersey. Seventy three crew members perished in the tragedy that stilled a pioneering airship program.

Barnegat Bay N.J

Ray Urges Legislature To Act on Priority Items

Governor Robert Ray praised early appropriation work by the 1977 Iowa legislature and urged action on tax, land use, bottle deposit, and other substantive bills. He warned election-year delays could push issues to next year. He also supported reform of road-use tax distribution and praised a new state penitentiary training facility in Mt. Pleasant.

Des Moines Robert Ray Ray Mt. Pleasant Iowa

Iowan mother denied visa to Ames student’s mother

Miriam Rodriguez, Iowa State University student, seeks her Salvadoran mother's visit for childbirth but U S embassy visa officials deny the request. Ambassador Ignacio Lozano reportedly rejected letters from Iowa leaders and burned documents, citing concerns the mother would not return home.

Ames Miriam Rodriguez Rodriguez U.S United States el Salvador University Vicecounsel

Iowa student group wins NASA grant for COMMSATT 6 project

The Student Producers Assn. at the University of Iowa received a $17,000 NASA grant to use COMMSATT 6 in research and experimental programming.

Iowa City

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