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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1978
Page
11
The report outlines how cattle sellers use misrepresentation, fake origins, dual invoices, and postloading delays to cheat feeders. Dealers may ship cattle from near farms while claiming Colorado origins, with low shrink figures and delayed daylight deliveries to dodge scales.
Sister Lawrence, a long time Mercy administrator and former mother superior, led Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids through major expansions from 1965 to the present, including a 432 bed facility and the Family Practice Center. Her career spanned administrator roles in Kalispell and Cedar Rapids, with numerous honors and service on multiple boards.
Joyce Bowdish, Linn County Public Health Nursing Association, urges more preventive health care and counseling for seniors during the Aging-A Positive Outlook seminar. Kirkwood Community College and The Heritage Agency on Aging co sponsor, drawing over 200 attendees to address senior health, stress, and aging myths.
The session urged education on normal aging and health management for seniors. Speakers debunked myths about sexuality in old age and menopause, urged re evaluation of elderly medications, and called for stronger community resources.
The Iowa Supreme Court issued rulings on Gazette area cases including Clayton-Prouty v. Clayton County reversing and remanding road maintenance, Washington-Colthurst v. Colthurst remanding estate distribution, Dubuque Dumbaugh v. Cascade Mfg Co reversing bankruptcy, Johnson Hanover Ins Co v. Alamo Motel reversing and remanding innkeepers liability, Williams v. delivery of controlled substance affirming, City of Iowa City v. Westinghouse Learning Corp affirming, Linn State v. Didley affirming heroin delivery, and Dubuque Kearney v. Ahtmann reversing and remanding personal injury.
West Union police and the Iowa Highway Patrol filed charges against Timothy J. Wulfkuhle, 18, of Fayette, for making beer available to minors and possession of a controlled substance after a Friday night incident.
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