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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1978

Page

4

Wider Vinton ditch work depends on weather

Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis said widening the Vinton ditch from Edgewood Road to Shelly Lane NW will finish this week if no rain interrupts. Crews began in early June enlarging the storm sewer to about 20 feet at the bottom and 60 to 70 feet across. Depth ranges 3 to 4 feet. All tasks are performed by Parks Department staff.

Parks Stan Reinis Vinton Ditch Edgewood Road Shelly Lane Parks Department Reinis

Merger Favored By Board Members But No One Agrees To Join

In a Mercy Hospital session, board members from Citizens Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse and Reality 10 favored merging but none of the 14 attendees would serve on the new agency board. They set a tentative October 1 merger target and debated the size of the new board.

Citizens Committee On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Reality 10 Mercy Hospital

Realit y 10 and Citizens Committee plan six member merger board

A motion to form a new six member board from three members of each existing group was approved. Critics warned of limited input, while supporters expected the anonymous board to set by laws and staffing. Directors Uphoff Hoffman to brief staff. target date to set operations by Oct 1.

Larry Nelson Reality 10 Dick Kowalski Fred Uphoff Citizens Committee Joel Hoffman Wayne Mead Kowalski

Collins plans Salt Lake City plant to ease Cedar Rapids saturation

Collins Telecommunications Products Division announces a new Salt Lake City plant to relieve Cedar Rapids labor saturation where about 9,000 workers are employed across six Rockwell-Collins divisions. The Cedar Rapids HQ will remain, with 100 initial Salt Lake City jobs expanding to 700 by 1983 and 15–20 Cedar Rapids transfers.

Cedar Rapids Collins Telecommunications Products Division Salt Lake City J.D. Cosgrove Rockwell International Cosgrove Utah Mideast

Minority immunization gaps prompt nationwide drive

Dr. George Lythcott warned that non-white preschool and school age children have immunization rates far below safety levels. The National Medical Association said it will lead a major immunization program in 15 areas to vaccinate minority children unprotected against childhood diseases.

Washington George Lythcott U.S National Medical Association

GOP candidate blasts Linn Demos over voter access

Linn County Republicans criticized Democrats for a resignation policy that limits voter choice for county supervisor posts. Herb Cherry of Cedar Rapids accused Democrats of timing a resignation to favor incumbents and alleged the process gives the party an unfair edge in future elections. Cherry cited Supervisor Richard Wenzel and ex supervisor Stanley Ginsberg and noted current appointee Kenneth Shriner benefited from the vacancy rules. The meeting also elected Lyle Bruere to a Linn County district committee vacancy.

Linn County Herb Cherry Cedar Rapids GOP Republican Central Committee Peoples Bank Democratic Party Ginsberg Ken Perry Jr Pat Kane Merle Kopel Board of Supervisors Cherry Shriner Lyle Bruere Ted Johnson Ely Chuck Lande Marion Cochairman Keith Koch Esther Strother Mount Vernon William Scott

Auditor appeals Cedar Rapids police suspension ruling

Detective Roland J. Achey filed an appeal in Linn District Court challenging the Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission decision upholding a one day suspension without pay after juvenile Duane Nelson escaped from the Cedar Rapids Youth Bureau. The date note recalls Nautilus North Pole voyage in 1958.

Cedar Rapids Linn Linn Court Roland J. Achey Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission Achey Gareth Clift Duane Nelson Cedar Rapids Youth Bureau Nautilus North Pole

Governor Imposes One Year Hiring Freeze

Governor Thomas Judge of Montana orders a one year hiring freeze across most state government offices to cut spending and reduce taxes. The directive aims to curb nonessential hires and streamline state operations.

Helena Mont Thomas Judge

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