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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1975

Page

5

Iowa civil rights panel split on Tate firing decision

Gary Koerselman, new Iowa civil rights commission chair, backs working with Joe Tate while two undecided members may decide his fate at the May vote. Other commissioners split, with some backing Tate and others pressing for dismissal amid a backlog and ongoing disputes. Tate expects the worst but hopes to keep his job.

Des Moines UPI Gary Koerselman Iowa Civil Rights Commission Joe Tate Elizabeth Kruidemier Koerselman Tate Commission Fran Lowder Mason City Kruidenier Licly Gretchen Walsh Dubuque Gillman George Garcia Iowa City Edwin White Burlington Lowder Joe

Senate Narrows House Lead on Legislation

DES MOINES a weekend adjournment shows 1 229 bills introduced this session with the Senate at 474 and the House at 755. The Senate passed 21 bills, the same as last week, while the House introduced 72 bills, passed 28 and defeated two.

Des Moines Senate House

Partisan Elections In Iowa Cities Debated

A subcommittee report favored extending partisan elections to mayors and councilmen. Davenport was the only Iowa city with partisan elections. State Rep. Joe Rinas said the report was false and the bill is dead.

House Cities-Towns Davenport Iowa City Joe Rinas Marion

Charley's Aunt This Week at Decorah School

Decorah high school drama presents Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas this Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. Cast includes Paul Simonson Greg Trossem Bryan Olson Mike Hacker Paul Sunde Jon Thompson Ann Hovde Deb Alm Lynne Grimes Jean Overland. Directed by Judy Olson with Mona Trytten as student director and Stephanie Wrightsman as stage manager. Admission 1 for adults 50 cents for students. high school IDs admitted.

Brandon Thomas Paul Simonson Greg Trossem Bryan Olson Mike Hacker Paul Sunde Jon Thompson Ann Hovde Deb Alm Lynne Grimes Jean Overland Judy Olson Mona Trytten Stephanie Wrightsman Decorah High School

Kinsella Print Exhibit at the University of Iowa

The second honors exhibition by undergraduate printmakers features 20 intaglio works by Maureen Kinsella a Palatine Illinois junior. The show runs in the art building foyer from 7 30 a m to 11 p m through Monday with Sunday hours 1 30 to 11 p m. The prints are abstract in black and white.

Iowa City University of Iowa Maureen Kinsella Palatine Ill Kinsella

Sartre Play Tragedy At Cornell College This Weekend

The Trojan Women adapted by Jean-Paul Sartre will be staged at Cornell College in Mt. Vernon Friday Saturday and Sunday. Curtain is 8:15 p.m. in Armstrong theater. Directed by junior Ann Brody the admission for general public is 1.50 dollars.

MT. Vernon Jean-Paul Sartre Cornell College Armstrong Theater Junior Ann Brody

Keokuk County Vote May 20 on Care Facility

Keokuk county voters will decide May 20 between a county owned care facility or contracting outside care for disadvantaged residents. The board has studied both options for months and a failed referendum could close the current facility, which housed 53 people in 1974 and 37 this year after state rules reduced capacity.

Sigourney Keokuk County Keokuk County Board of Supervisors

Iowa House Eyes Study on Radiation Hazard Protections

Iowa House energy committee called for an interim study to assess radiation hazard protections. Nuclear engineer Rep Cooper Evans warned of virtually no state control over radioactive materials and potential overexposure from X ray equipment. Rep Donald Doyle noted weak Iowa X ray standards and possible dumping of unsafe equipment from other states.

Des Moines UPI House Iowa House Energy Committee Cooper Evans Rgrundy Center Evans Donald Doyle Sioux City Mary O'Halloran Ccedar Falls

Lightning Claim 12 Year Old Boy in Wapello

A 12 year old boy, David Brewer, was killed near Wapello when lightning struck the tree he was fishing beneath along the Iowa river levee. An uninjured youth with him witnessed the fatal strike. The storm system produced heavy rain and hail in southern Iowa while most severe weather stayed south of the state. A separate Missouri tornado near Breckenridge killed one person. Residents near streams were urged to protect livestock and property.

Louisa County Wapello Iowa River David Brewer Brewer Iowa Johnson County Iowa City Midwest National Weather Service Breckenridge Lowa

ROTC Anniversary Marked by Iowa City Activities

Iowa City hosts the 100th anniversary celebration of the University of Iowa Army ROTC with cadet events starting at 7:30 a.m. a pontoon bridge across the Iowa River in City Park, lunch prepared by the 109th battalion, field problems at Coralville reservoir, and an awards banquet at 6:30 p.m. at the Coralville Hilton.

Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa River Army Reserves 109Th Coralville Hilton

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