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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1988

Page

13

Forecast hints at breath of fresh air for E. Iowa

Weather outlook hints at cooler high temps in eastern Iowa with mid 90s today and around 90 Friday as a stationary front drifts southward. Thunderstorms are possible, some severe, with a 30 to 40 percent rain chance. Temperatures statewide near 100 degrees, and electric load hits a new daily peak.

Jerry Adams National Weather Service Des Moines Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Adams Cedar Rapids Winneshiek County Mason City Ames Ottumwa Fort Dodge Waterloo Lamont Burlington Iowa City Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Colleen Reilly Reilly Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co

City urges water cutoff as drought rules curb lawn watering

Water usage records show compliance with a drought policy. About a dozen homes had flow reduced to restrict lawn watering while still allowing plumbing and cooking use. Reinstatement of full water supply requires a ten dollar fee. exemptions apply to landscaping and newly seeded areas with receipts and posted signs.

Water Department

Do These Home Weather Prep Tasks In A Storm

The list advises homeowners to paint exteriors and screens to dry, re-roof, install a pool, move furniture outdoors for airing, wash and air out windows, and end with a note to pray. It reads like a practical checklist for storm readiness.

Fire kills boy found after house blaze sparks search

Penny Velvick searched adjacent buildings for her son Zachary as flames raged through a Swisher area house. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the blaze for hours before locating the boy on the second floor. Fire Chief Gene Beard said the cause was under investigation and trauma touched all crews on scene.

Penny Velvick Neil Palmer Square D Swisher Zachary Palmer Herman Frank Hartin Penny Fairfax Ely North Liberty Coralville Solon Vernon Ziskovsky Gene Beard Beard Swisher Department

Senate action on CNW cooling-off bill expected Wednesday

Senate move to extend the cooling-off period aims to persuade CNW Corp president Robert Schmiege to accept a compromise. President Reagan had warned that a CNW strike would disrupt freight movements in 10 states and commuter service, while the union and company agreed to honor any congressional order.

Robert Schmiege CNW Corp David Carle Simon Carle House Senate Bruce Mike Bushman Energy and Commerce Committee John Dingell D-Mich Union Company Reagan C&nw

Fiery 21 vehicle pileup kills seven in Albany Oregon

Thick smoke from burning farm fields sparked a chain reaction on Interstate 5 near Albany. Seven people died and at least 14 were injured as 21 vehicles collided, sending victims to Albany General Hospital and a Corvallis hospital. Northbound I 5 remained shut five miles south of Albany as investigators worked. Grass seed farmers burn fields after harvest to curb pests and disease.

Albany Ore Oregon Art Bobrowitz Albany General Hospital Corvallis John Tichenor

Grassley pushes separate duty free ethanol ban

After passage of sweeping trade legislation, the Senate approved a ban on duty free ethanol imports tied to the bill. Sponsored by Senator Grassley, the measure allows imports only if agriculture, treasury, and energy secretaries certify necessity for domestic ethanol during drought driven corn price spikes.

Washington U.S. Senate Senate Charles Grassley Iowa Secretaries of Agriculture, Treasury and Energy Grassley Tom Harkin House

Trade bill nears passage amid managed concessions and veto risk

Senators clash over amendments to a trade bill as a conference committee faces a tight timeline before adjournment. Farm state lawmakers withdraw an ethanol provision, allowing a retroactive amendment to strip it, while Reagan seeks expanded authority for bilateral and multilateral talks in Geneva.

Karnes R-Neb Charles Grassley Iowa Grassley Tom Harkin D-Iowa Farm State House Senate Richard Gephardt D-Mo United States Reagan Geneva

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