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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1977
Page
9
Fayette county board of supervisors recessed a hearing on proposed pipeline regulations while voicing support for the rules. They will reconvene September 1 after reviewing a drainage district report for Smithfield and Scottown townships and consulting state organizations.
New proposed regulations limit pipelines to 300 feet from dwellings and require five feet burial, topsoil replacement, eight foot warning signs, and road disturbance bans. A 50000 dollar five year bond is required, with rules to apply to future Northern Pipe Line Co and Dome Pipeline Co projects already planned or approved.
Gov. Ray appointed Donald J. Page of Cedar Rapids and Robert G. Bennett of Iowa City to two year terms on the new prison industries advisory board. Others named to two year terms were Arthur Propes and John Thalacker. four year terms went to L B Liddy Rita Spees and Duane Giesler.
Iowa DEQ will train 50 officers from public safety and transportation to issue warnings for excessive smoke from semi exhausts. Warnings require repair rather than fines, with potential future penalties being studied. Enforcement begins in Quad Cities and Des Moines, then statewide, per Dr. Ed Stanek.
Prime-time schedule details a Cedar Rapids Des Moines Davenport Rochester and Waterloo lineup Friday night. Includes 6:00 news 7:00 Keane Brothers 9:00 Football Miami Minnesota 10:00 News 11:00 Alvarez Kelly 11:15 Dear Dead Delilah and late movie Buys with regional stations listed.
Jody Powell, President Carter's press secretary, will headline the Iowa Democratic Party's 70s Club luncheon on September 10 at the downtown Holiday Inn. The event starts at 11 45 a.m. with tickets priced at 10 dollars through the state party HQ.
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