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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1983

Page

13

Iowa senator urges welfare reform to aid women in poverty

Iowa state Sen. Charles Bruner urges reforms after a 50 percent rise in families headed by women living in poverty between 1969 and 1979. He cites inadequate ADC payments and weak child support enforcement, proposing medical bill programs, support for job training, daycare, and better pay equity for women in state jobs. He warns of growing class of disadvantaged women and falling productivity.

Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Charles Bruner D-Ames Bruner Iowa Ames Terry Branstad Appropriations Iowa Development Commission On Economic Development

Woman in $15 parking ticket case praised by Reagan

Minnie Farr a 65 year old MS patient in a wheelchair fought a $15 ticket after Iowa handicapped plates were not recognized in Massachusetts. President Reagan called to congratulate and apologize he urged benefits for all handicapped people. Her son paid the fine and Iowa refund followed.

Sioux City Reagan America Minnie Farr Farr Kenneth Danvers Mass Iowa Massachusetts Katie Roberts Roger Jepsen Jepsen Senate

Hoover association elects new president

Richard C. Kautz of Muscatine was elected president and re elected chairman of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association. He replaces Donald Johnson of West Branch who is serving as an aide to U.S. Senator Jepsen.

West Branch Richard C. Kautz Muscatine Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association Kautz Grain Processing Corp Kent Feeds Donald Johnson U.S Roger Jepsen Iowa Floyd T. Fawcett Allan Hoover Herbert Hoover Greenwich Mount Vernon Joseph E. McCabe

Pope accepts resignation of archbishop James J Byrne of Dubuque

Vatican confirms Pope John Paul II accepted the resignation of Archbishop James J Byrne of Dubuque Iowa. Byrne turned 75 on July 28 and had led the Dubuque archdiocese since 1962.

Vatican City John Paul II James J. Byrne Dubuque Iowa Vatican Byrne

Minnesota bill against Sackter files claim on estate

The Minnesota Department of Public Welfare seeks $9,863 from Bill Sackter’s estate for unpaid medical bills, sent to guardian Rabbi Jeffrey Portman after Sackter’s June death in Iowa City. Portman calls the claim insulting and notes Sackter’s 22,000 in back wages.

Minnesota Iowa City Portman Just Sackter Barry Morrow Bev Morrow Minneapolis Bill Mickey Rooney Denker

Famous sisters reunite at cousin’s wedding in Sioux City

Twin advice columnists Ann Landers and Abigail Van Buren reunite with sisters Dorothy Rubin and Helen Brodkey in Sioux City at a cousin’s wedding. The Friedman sisters, born in Sioux City, are aged 72 and 70, and Abby’s column runs daily in The Gazette.

Ann Landers Abigail van Buren Sioux City Iowa Dorothy Rubin Helen Brodkey Abby Ann Pauline Esther Friedman Esther Pauline Friedman Friedman Central High School Helen Omaha Dorothy Palm Springs Calif The Gazette

Waterloo dog racing plan meets county opposition

Black Hawk County supervisors show reluctance to spend 2500 dollars to aid a Waterloo Chamber of Commerce driven project to promote a dog racing track with pari mutuel betting. Three of five supervisors publicly oppose while one remains undecided. Field notes 7500 dollars already pledged and urges total around 10000 for engineers and consultants.

Waterloo Black Hawk County County Board of Supervisors Waterloo Chamber of Commerce Sonia Johannsen Hugh Field Citizens Committee Johannsen Field Rachel Fulton Carroll Hayes Frank Mollenhoff Francis Messerly Frank Dowie

Memorial for Iowans killed in Vietnam in 1966

Council Bluffs approves memorial in city park to honor 300 Pottawattamie County men who died in the Vietnam War. The proposal is from the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ross Grego whose son Phillip, a Marine, died in 1966 in Vietnam.

Council Bluffs Pottawattamie County Veterans of Foreign Wars Ross Grego Phillip Vietnam

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