Digest of Bills In the Legislature
Iowa House and Senate considered numerous bills on corrections funding, tax transfers, liquor store openings, social services appropriations, and regulatory changes. Key items include appropriations to social services, sewage and conservation funds, and permits for hazardous waste regulation. Names cited include Doyle Branstad Dyriand and Scheelhouse with various sponsored measures across education health and local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Social Services
General Fund
Sewage Works Construction Fund
State Fair Board
Iowa Conservation Commission
Department of Environmental Quality Power
Doyle
Branstad
Iowa
Dyriand
Iowa Commerce Commission
Svoboda
Durland, Anderson and Brunow
Small
Pavich
Scheelhouse
Poncy and
Perkins
Monroe
Avenson
Byerly
Senate
Dubuque
Johnson
Pottawattamie
Dozen Fish Violations Reported After New U S 200 Mile Limit
Boston report notes foreign and domestic trawlers facing charges after the U S 200 mile limit regime began 45 days earlier. The coast guard lists violations including inadequate logs and illegal catches as 43 Soviet vessels are cited and U S authorities assess criminal or civil action while unloading 100 tons of fish from a Soviet factory ship and a trawler at Boston harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Spain
Japan
United States
Coast Guard
New England
James Gabriel
Service to Consumers Stories in the Gazette
A feature overview describes consumer oriented items throughout the week including local features by Gazette staff, financial columns by Sylvia Porter and Sam Shulsky, consumer reports by AP writer Louise Cook, midweek and weekend recipes, and money saving and how-to-do-it stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Gazette
Gazette
Sylvia Porter
Sam Shulsky
Louise Cook
Curls and Springs Craft Idea for Kids
Simple paper crafts show curls and springs from folded strips. Use one inch by eight inch colored paper to curl with a scissors blade and two equal strips to create accordion like springs for pop up cards and decorations.
First Death Rise Since Lower Speed Limit
The National Safety Council reports traffic deaths rose in 1976 to 47 100 after dipping to 46 000 in 1975 under the 55 mph limit. Total miles driven by Americans increased slightly in 1976, which may explain the rise in deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
National Safety Council
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DES Moines
Division of Corrections
T Rn
United States Supreme Court
Taylor
Industrial Loan Corporation Thrift Certificate
Hultman
Agriculture
Murray
Robert Cartnell
State University of New York
Astroworld
Houston
Texas
Cartnell
Bill Malloy
The
Diamond Store of
Cedar Rapids
Malloy Jewelers
Shade Tree
Forsythia
Zaumboefenp
Sun
Johnson Avenue
N.W
Hoover School
Frida 'T
Style Perfect
Save ‘Ld
Saxony
Sai
BankAmericard
Second Avenue S.E. Cedar Rapids
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