Miller: Ray ousted ICC member illegally
Des Moines Governor Ray allegedly used a rarely invoked law to remove Mary Holstad from the Iowa Commerce Commission, a point contested by Attorney General Miller who questions Holstad's status. Miller avoided commenting on Hansen’s Senate-confirmed appointment and its possible impact, deferring to needed information. Senate leaders say they will seek further answers.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Mary Holstad
Iowa Commerce Commission
Tom Miller
Miller
Holstad
Commission
Christine Hansen
Davenport
Senate
Calvin Hultman
Red Oak
Hansen
Bob Rush
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Small
Iowa City
Iowa News Briefs and Campaign Notes
Marion asks school board support for a new wrestling club. An assistant attorney general targets high schoolers smoking with a ban on all smoking areas. Cedar Rapids Theatre seeks voter approval for bonds to build a library. Tom Stoner and Charles Grassley spar over debating. Gazette editorial on Iowa City legislators and Linda Eaton controversy.
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Marion Independent School Board
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Iowa City
Linda Eaton
Andrew Young and Others Tangle Over Atlanta Mayoral Future
Column today features Andrew Young Bert Parks and the Ding bat as focal figures in Atlanta politics with Cedar Rapids native Bill Fitch enjoying the Celtics success on page 2B and 8A references.
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Andrew Young
Atlanta
Young
Bert Parks
Dingbat
Cedar Rapids
Bill Fitch
Celtics
Ouvrightlingers on Speaking Without Thought
The remark notes that some people speak before thinking, implying reflex over deliberation. It hints at quick mouths and slower brains in social chatter.
Chrysler seeks loan rule changes after big loss projection
Chrysler Corp reports a rising 1980 loss forecast to 750 million and asks the Carter administration to modify loan guarantee rules to secure 1.5 billion in federal support. The company cites a deteriorating economy, tight credit, and plans to raise cash via asset sales and new loans while detailing market share declines and lender cooperation.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Congress
U.S
Chrysler to replace rusted fenders on 1976 77 Aspen and Volare
The FTC says Chrysler will replace rusted front fenders on about 200000 cars in a 45 million dollar consumer settlement. Eligible are 1976 77 Aspen and Volare models with top fender rust from trapped moisture. owners must act by Nov 1 or within 3% years of use.
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Washington
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Tracy Westen
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Chrysler
U N Diplomats Kept Within 25 Mile NYC Radius
The United States restricted movement of Iranian U N diplomats and their families to a 25 mile radius from central New York City. Iran’s U N mission remains exempt from Carter era expulsion rules under the 1956 host country agreement.
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Fla
Carter
Iran
State Department
United States
Tehran
Department
U.N
New York City
U.S
Jill Schuker
United Nations
Bani Sadr
Japan
Europe
U. S
America
Bani- Sadr
Abadan
Persian Gulf
Iraq
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John McCarroll
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A.C Family Farm
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Cuba
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Cambodia
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Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Israel
Snake
Bani-Sadr
Saddam Hussein
Hussein
Iman
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Khomeini
Lebanon
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
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