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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1979

Page

5

Pony Express Riders Parade Supports Camp Sunnyside Fund

Eastern Iowa Pony Express Riders led by Art Pingel paraded through Marion after a roadblock at highways 151 and 13. They seek donations for rehabilitation equipment for Camp Sunnyside in Des Moines. last year 10 000 riders raised 181 000 dollars. Gerald Moser said 1645 dollars were raised at Friday's event.

Iowa Pony Express Riders of Marion Art Pingel Grand Mound Pingel Pony Express Camp Sunnyside Des Moines Easter Seal Society Gerald Moser

Marion educator Yeisley named Boss of the Year

Yeisley, principal of Starry and Washington Elementary Schools in Marion Independent Schools, won Boss of the Year at Marabwa chapter ABWA's eighth annual meeting. The event was held Thursday night at the Longbranch Supper Club. He is a Mount Vernon High School graduate with a 1957 Cornell College degree and a 1964 University of Iowa master's. He also officiates high school football and basketball.

Bill Yeisley Marion Independent Starry and Washington Longbranch Mount Vernon High School Yeisley Cornell College University of Iowa ABWA

Marion bike licensing begins April 21 in city program

The Marion auxiliary police will start monthly bicycle licensing on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Residents must register and display a license for 50 cents, valid until July 1, 1980. New bikes require a receipt with brand, serial number and size. older bikes require safety inspection. Licenses offered April 21, May 19, June 16, July 21, and August 18.

Marion

Marion Community Center Week Schedule Highlights

This week at the Marion Community Center the calendar lists Amundson basketball at 7 a.m. and a square dance class at 8 p.m. on today. Sunday features McLeod basketball at 9 a.m. Begley dinner at 11 a.m. and the Lost Mountain string band at 1 p.m.

Marion Community Center Amundson McLeod Begley Lost Mountain

Cedar Rapids Gazette Historical Classified and Schedule Prompt

The Cedar Rapids Gazette details its establishment in 1883, pricing, and delivery terms. It lists daily and Sunday publication routines, classified sections, and community program schedules including high school completion courses and Headstart sessions.

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Corn price shift sparks Iowa deficiency payment dispute

Iowa farmers may lose millions as a nickel rise in corn prices after February triggers a discrepancy between two government notices. Officials explain variances between March 12 and April 3 figures, while Iowa lawmakers demand clarity on deficiency payments ranging from 4 to 6 cents per bushel and totals between 23 and 35 million dollars.

Iowa U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA James Leach Lowa South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin North Carolina Texas Georgia

USDA alters corn deficiency payment figures amid price lag

The USDA revised February deficiency payments from 3 to 18 million dollars or 3 cents a bushel after a 30 day lag in price reporting. Walter Ferguson noted mid February prices were used initially and February full month data showed higher values, sparking congressional scrutiny.

USDA Walter Ferguson Ferguson Agricultural Stabilization Service

Two Crashes Within Minutes at Marion Intersection

Marion police responded to back to back two vehicle crashes at 7th Avenue and 13th Street. At 4:06 p.m. a semi operated by Mark B. Stokes collided with another car, injuring Neal K. Blok who was treated and released. Ten minutes later Randy K. Coe rear ended Dolores A. Sullivan, who was hospitalized and released after treatment. Charges pending in both crashes.

Marion 7Th Avenue 13Th Street Mark B. Stokes Appleton Wis Neal K. Blok 20Th St Mercy Hospital Randy K. Coe Dowbrook Dr. SE Dolores A. Sullivan Monticello Sullivan St. Luke’s Hospital

Second youth arrested in Marion church burglaries

Marion police arrested a second juvenile on Friday in connection with weekend break ins at two churches. He faces burglary charges after a first youth was charged Sunday night for breaking into First Baptist and Ascension Lutheran churches. Items reported missing include $14 in change, three tape recorders, microphones, a pipe and a bottle of communion wine.

Marion First Baptist Ascension Lutheran

Marion YMCA Saturday activity schedule

Marion branch YMCA lists a full day of open gym times for non aquatic activities from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and aquatic slots including youth swim lessons at 9 a.m. and family swim at 2:30 p.m. Also notes job opening for sales work and several advertisements ( Shoe Horn Just Sew Fabrics The Hearty Appetite).

YMCA Marion Branch

Godfrey Named Director of Iowa Public Safety Communications

Capt. Ted Godfrey 47 of Des Moines was appointed director of the Iowa Department of Public Safety Communications Division by Commissioner Charles W. Larson. He has led the division since Maj. Jack Beaman retired in 1978 and previously served as assistant director since 1977. The division staffs 98 employees in Des Moines and nine state base stations serving over 800 peace officers. A Knoxville native, Godfrey attended Iowa Wesleyan College and the University of Iowa before joining the Iowa State Patrol in 1954, rising from road trooper to lieutenant and posting at Davenport and Des Moines.

DES Moines Ted Godfrey Iowa Department of Public Safety Charles W. Larson Godfrey Jack Beaman Knoxville Iowa Wesleyan College University of Iowa Iowa State Patrol Red Oak

Two Die Electrocuted Erecting Radio Antenna in Davenport

AP reports two men died when a citizen band radio antenna was struck by high winds near power lines in Davenport. Victims were Daryl Wade, 36, of Buffalo and Virg Dent, 56, of Davenport. Authorities cited wind gusts as the cause.

Davenport Daryl Wade Buffalo Virg Dent

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