Federal Reserve aids seasonal farm loan applicants
The Federal Reserve Bank Board establishes a temporary seasonal credit program to help agriculture and small business. Non-member banks gain access to the discount window for seasonal farmer and small business loans at 13 percent, easing funding and supporting rural banks.
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Federal Reserve
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank Board
John C. Culver
Iowa
Culver
Tion
Restaurant fight ends in arrest of C R inan
Dennis R. Price of 1607 First Ave SE was arrested at 8 30 p m near Third Avenue and 15th Street SE after a fight at Pizza Hut 1620 First Ave NE He faces assault possession of controlled substances and criminal mischief charges. A store employee attempted to intervene and was struck. Price allegedly caused property damage and had marijuana on arrest. He is held in Linn County Jail.
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Dennis R. Price
First Ave. SE
Price
Third Avenue
15Th Street
Pizza Hut
First Ave. NE
David Marvin
Linn County
Cause Sought in House Fire at Burke Residence
Fire Department investigators sought the cause of a morning fire at the John Burke home on 26th Street SE. Eyewitnesses described smoke pouring from the front door as family members fled, with the blaze centered in a bedroom where a mattress burned. damage appeared confined to that room.
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John Burke
26Th St. SE
Burke
Roxane Burke
Butterflies Flap Wings at 460 to 636 Times Per Minute
Butterflies United Press International notes that most butterflies beat their wings between 460 and 636 times each minute as they fly. The range reflects typical wingbeat frequency in common butterfly species observed.
Daughter testifies Gilroy had gun day Lalla murder found
Anamosa Iowa testimony places Michael O Gilroy with a gun the day Vincent Lalla, Moose Lodge manager, was found dead at the lodge on March 12 1979. The trial before Judge William Eads is in Jones County on venue change.
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Anamosa
Michael O. Gilroy
Vincent Lalla
Gilroy
Coralville
Lalla
Iowa City
Moose Lodge
William Eads
Jones County District Court
Eads
Sherri Gilroy
Lauri
Michael Lloyd Murphy
Donald Garbers
Cedar Rapids
Garbers
William Brockman
Penick Sues Over Patent Sale and Isomerization Patent
Penick & Ford Ltd of Cedar Rapids files a 2.7 million suit in Linn District Court against ICI America Inc alleging failure to pay 300000 annually from 1979 to 1987 for know how and patent rights to the glucose to fructose isomerization process. The suit claims misuse and failure to maximize market value and seeks damages to be proven at trial.
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Penick & Ford Ltd
Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
ICI America Inc
Penick & Ford
R.J. Reynolds Co
ICI
Special day for libraries in Eastern Iowa
Small Town Library Day activities spread across towns including Hiawatha and Urbana during National Library Week. The Hiawatha Public Library held an open house with cookies and coffee as Beverly Daws browsed the shelves and librarian Shirley Henry watched.
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Iowa
Hiawatha Public Library
Beverly Daws
Hiawatha
Shirley Henry
Urbana
National Library Week
Learn to Swim Classes Begin at Bender Pool
The Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission offers spring Learn-to-Swim for children 6 years old or 42 inches tall starting the week of April 28. Sessions run three weeks with Monday and Wednesday slots 4:30–5:30 and 5:30–6:30 p.m. plus Saturday mornings 10–11 and 11–noon. Fee is $10 for nine hours. Registration through April 25 at Ambroz Recreation Center, 2000 Mount Vernon Road SE, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. For more information call Nan or Becky at 398-5065.
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Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Road SE
Nan
Becky
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Dorothy Williams
Washington cc
Fed
Paul Voelcker
Senate
C.R. Inan
Cede Bar’ Sas
United Press International
Brockman
Las Vegas
Penick
Andy Wolfe
Kirkwood Arts & Sciences
Kirkwood
Mt. Vernon
University of Iowa
College Transf
Computer Science
Engi
Human Services International Trade
Law Enforcement
Woodcrest
2Nd Ave. S.E
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