Governor Ray seeks Carter aid in Rock Island strike
Iowa Governor Robert Ray says he will urge President Carter to intervene in the Rock Island railroad strike. He warns Iowa’s crops could suffer if the dispute lasts, as the line serves 2000 miles of track in the state and handles 7 percent of grain to Gulf Coast ports.
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Papal Visit Prompts Huge News Crew Plans in Iowa
Des Moines hosts prepare for Pope John Paul II with 70 Italian reporters and two 727s carrying 200 U.S. journalists, plus hundreds of Midwest outlets. Officials expect a 1 p.m. Oct 4 arrival, a Living History Farms stop, and an outdoor mass focusing on rural issues. Security by the U.S. Secret Service. contingency plans for 500000 attendees under way.
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ERA funding split shakes Iowa GOP over ERA support
Iowa Republicans refuse to spend 250 to aid ERA passage drawing criticism from Mary Louise Smith and others. The Central Committee cited debt and policy control while supporters argue the platform and values justify the donation. The panel later approved a 1000 for a Senate race, underscoring party priorities.
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Michel pleads innocent in Iowa City crash case
Mickey Lee Michel, 25, of Iowa City, entered innocent pleas to two traffic charges tied to an August 17 accident. He lost his Cedar Rapids police officer job on August 22 after the off duty crash into a house prompted an internal review.
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Governor names Biakakis to Campaign Disclosure Commission
Governor Robert D. Ray appointed Emmanuel S. Biakakis of Sioux City to the Campaign Disclosure Commission for a term ending June 30, 1985. Dr E D Farwell of Decorah president of Luther College was reappointed. Stanley C. Grant of Iowa City was named to a three year term on the Land Rehabilitation Advisory Board.
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Ford adapts Bronco for Pope John Paul II visit
Ford Motor Co will modify an off road Bronco for Pope John Paul II during his October U S trip to New York and five other cities including Des Moines October 1 to 7 The archdiocese says the pope needs a smaller more maneuverable open vehicle for visibility and access Ford has not disclosed any charges for the adaptation.
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