State faces use of unappropriated funds for lost federal money
Lt Gov Arthur Neu urged support for a bill to let the governor use unappropriated funds to replace federal money lost to impoundment. Speaking at UCS meeting, he outlined safeguards, and warned that uncertainty over federal funds would persist until the legislature adjourns in June.
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Arthur Neu
Senate
United Community Services
UCS
Teamsters Hall
Neu
Dick Clark
D-lown
Linn
Jean Oxley
Cedar Rapids
Donald Canney
Linn County
Oxley
Canney
the Gazette
State Department
General Assembly
Senate Appropriations Committee
Legislative Council
Loren Jansa
Linn Social Services
Young C R Man Injured in Crash
Lee Johnson a 17 year old of 4404 Pepperwood Hill SE was in good condition at St Luke s hospital Friday with knee injuries and abrasions from a motorcycle crash on Center Point road NE. Cheryl de Mark 28 of Knollwood Drive SE was charged with left of center when pulling into a driveway. A second two car crash injured Roger Fogarty and Gary Baker with Fogarty charged for failure to stop.
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Lee Johnson
Pepperwood Hill
St. Luke’s Hospital
Johnson
Center Point Road
Cheryl de Mark
Knollwood Drive
Roger Fogarty
Memorialsdrive SE
Gary Baker
Marion
Baker
First Avenue East
Fogarty
Mercy Hospital
Calf Valued at 150 Dollars Stolen in Ely
Raymond J. Klouda reports to Linn sheriff’s office the theft of a black angus calf worth 150 dollars. The incident occurred Wednesday night.
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Raymond J. Klouda
Route One
Ely
Linn
Lawmakers push rehab plan after jail crisis in Des Moines
Gov. Robert Ray backs SF 150 to shift intoxicated individuals from arrest to treatment centers. A five member commission would oversee the policy within the health department. The legislation follows a Linn county jail death of Donavan Young, 39, booked for intoxication, and was discussed by Sen. Cloyd Robinson and other lawmakers. The delegation includes Minnette Doderer, Tom Riley, Barton Schwieger, and William Plymar.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Linn County
Cloyd Robinson
D-C. R
Robinson
Department of Health
Donavan Young
Klinger Street
Minnette Doderer
O Iown City
Tom Riley
Parade in Downtown C A Cedar Rapids Ends Earth Week
A Saturday parade through downtown Cedar Rapids marks Earth week activities with an environmental art contest hosted by CLEAN. Festivities begin at Greene square at 10 a.m. and follow a loop through Third avenue, Fifth street SE, Second avenue, and Second Street before returning to the park. Afterward prizes for posters, collages, art, and photography will be awarded at the square with grand prize a three speed bicycle.
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Cedar Rapids
Citizens’ League For Environmental Action Now
CLEAN
Greene Square
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Second Avenue
Second Street
Park
Scarlet Angels
el Kabir Calliope
Cedar Rapids Drum and Bugle Corps
Young Marines
League of Women Voters
Camp Fire
Melvin Dennis
Polk
Jeanette Thompson
Grant Wood
Sue Gaumon
Randy McCrory
Roosevelt
Paul Hauschen
Independence
Ruth Sidlinger
Dreanna Briggs
Jan Franklin
Kennedy
Steve Wedderspoon
Kirkwood
Steph Edington
Wilson
Mrs
0. Barnes
Lance Kinseth
Sister Renee Travis
Mt. Mercy College
Ray Mullens
Kirkwood College
Robert Kocher
Coe College
James Orr
Roosevelt Junior High
Ed Sauer
Brown Healey and Bock Architects and Engineers
Dick Talcott
University of Iowa
Killian’s
Armstrong’s
Smulekoff
Winter Resigns as Principal at Vinton
VINTON Floyd G. Winter principal at Washington high school in Vinton will resign to become principal at Cedar Falls high school. His resignation is effective when his contract expires at the end of July. Winter has led Washington since 1967 after serving as Vinton's head basketball coach and American history teacher.
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Vinton
Floyd G. Winter
Washington High School
Cedar Falls High School
Winter
Washington
Cedar Rapids man given 10 year term for larceny
Phillip Leo Bedell, 28, of Cedar Rapids, was sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison after pleading guilty to larceny in the nighttime Feb. 26, 1973. He allegedly broke into Helle's case in Winthrop and stole money. a second larceny charge was dismissed. Also in Buchanan county court, David Pint, 24, Independence, pled guilty to driving with a suspended license and received 30 days in jail with a six month no-challenge period. John Edward Payne, 26, Quasqueton, got a suspended 30 day sentence for the same offense. Leona Mahannah, 300 fined for drunken driving with payment suspended for 90 days.
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Independence
Phillip Leo Bedell
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison
Buchanan County
Joseph C. Keefe
Bedell
Helle
Winthrop
David Pint
John Edward Payne
Quasqueton
Leona Arlene Mahannah
Hazleton
Hughes To Speak At UAW Leadership Session
Iowa Senator Harold Hughes will address a UAW leadership council in Cedar Rapids at 7 30 p m on Thursday. The session will be held at the Holiday Inn continuing the union's meeting agenda in the region.
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Hughes
UAW
Iowa
Harold Hughes
United Auto Worker
Cedar Rapids
Holiday Inn
Strawberry Point Pool Construction To Begin
Construction will begin next week on the city swimming pool in Strawberry Point. Completion is expected by July. Gene Rima, chairman of the pool committee, said the town accepted the sole bid from Pascal Paddock Co. of Oklahoma City. The pool, funded by an $80,000 bond issue plus legal fees, will cost $108,968 with $20,000 city ward funds and $5,000 from the Wilder fund already contributed.
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Strawberry Point
Gene Rima
Pascal Paddock Co
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wilder Fund
Cornell Dorm Sponsors Egg Hunt for Area Children
Tarr hall in Mt Vernon hosts an Easter egg hunt sponsored by Cornell college men living in Tarr hall. Children up to fifth grade from Mt Vernon and Lisbon may join at 10 30 a m outside Tarr hall. About 1500 foil wrapped chocolate marshmallow eggs will be hidden with separate age divisions.
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MT. Vernon
Tarr Hall
Cornell College
Lisbon Area
Business Men Protest Raised Median Plan In Linn County
Forty second Street merchants and other business leaders protested a state approved plan to raise medians on Forty second Street west of Center Point road in Cedar Rapids. They argued it would create safety hazards and harm business, while city officials weigh design concepts under TOPICS and plan public hearings. Cedar Rapids, joined by Linn County towns, seeks regional solid waste study and possible regional landfill cooperation by July 1 1975 amid state compliance actions.
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Linn Street
Thurs County
Marion and
Palo
Forty-second St
Center Point Road
Lewis Springman
Linn County Regional Planning Commission
Springman
Texaco
Sun Oil
PDQ
Dobson Meat Market
Fish and Chips
Shell Oil Co
Cedar Rapids
Mel Meyer
Center Point
Meyer
RPC
Linn County
Regional Planning Commission
State Environmental Quality Agency
Senate panel faults VOA shortwave broadcasts abroad
A foreign relations subcommittee report from two decades ago found Voice of America short wave broadcasts to the Free World largely ineffective, signaling limited impact of the U S government funded messaging.
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Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Voice of America
Free World
Ten-Year-Old Cedar Rapids Boy Charged in Break‑In
A 10-year-old Cedar Rapids boy was arrested early Friday and charged with breaking and entering at Paul’s Gulf station on First Avenue. The incident occurred around 1 a.m. Nothing was reported missing. The youth was referred to a probation officer.
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Cedar Rapids
Youth Bureau
Paul
First Avenue Gulf Station
First Avenue SK
What Cheer Services Set for Roy Lockard
Roy Lockard 76 a barber in What Cheer for 30 years died Thursday Born March 1 1897 in Mahaska county he married Ethel Braden March 6 1918 at Montezuma He was World War I veteran past master of Masonic lodge 242 AF and AM past president and charter member of What Cheer Lions Club and former president of What Cheer school board Surviving wife two sons Leroy Davenport and Lyle Clinton three brothers five sisters and four grandchildren Services will be Saturday at 2 at Hardins Burial is in Barnes City cemetery.
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What Cheer
Roy Lockard
Mahas
Ka County
Ethel Braden
Montezuma
Lockard
Masonic Lodge
What Cheer Lions Club
Leroy
Davenport
Lyle
Clinton
Hardin's
Barnes City Cemetery
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Thomas R. White
Reginald Watters
Barbara Flecksing
Dorothy Robinson
Kathryne Sears
Marilyn Andersen
Martha Cannon
Leonard Biella
Bermuda
Norland
Norgold
Ohios
Northrup King
W.K
Dale’s
Eve Edeas
C.A
C.R. Man
Cornell
Egg
Risen
Shesus
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Avenue
Easter Sunday Media
Kcrg-Tv
KLWW
KCRG
First Lutheran Church
L. K. Fruehling
The
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GOLF
Ozark
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Peonies
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Center PT
First National Motor Bank
7Th Avenue
Carlson
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