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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1978

Page

4

Eastern Iowa gets major share of 1984 road plan

Iowa Department of Transportation approves a five year program totaling 660 million with District 6, including 12 counties in eastern Iowa, receiving about one third of the funds. Major projects include I 380 from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo and a Collins Road extension, with completion targeted by 1982 to 1983. Some projects face legal delays but overall eastern Iowa lanes will expand and bypasses updated through 1985.

Ames Iowa Iowa Department of Transportation Commission IDOT District 6 Robert Henely Cedar Rapids Waterloo Henely Blairs Ferry Road Toddville Collins Road Interstate 380 Edge Wood Road 42Nd Street Benton County Amana Iowa City

Iowa DOT five year plan highway projects detailed

The list covers numerous road projects across Iowa including reconstruction and paving for highways 9 to 218 and interstates 380 and 80. It includes miles from Waukon to Belle Plaine, bridge replacements near Urbana and Elkader, rest area work in Cedar Rapids, and extensive right of way, grading, and paving budgets from 1979 through 1984 with multi million dollar totals. Named cities towns counties and state routes appear throughout with specific year and cost figures.

Salt Creek Belle Plaine Linn County Vinton Highway 150 Urbana LaPorte City Atkins Buchanan County Independence Fayette County Benton County Black Hawk County Highway 50 Lowden Sugar Creek Tipton Stanwood West Branch Atalissa Cedar County Scott County Elkader McGregor Mississippi River Bridge Highway 13 Highway 52 Luana Monona Edgewood Manchester Clayton County Hopkinton Delhi Greeley Highway 38 Dubuque County Fish Hatchery Highway 20 Earlville Dyersville West Union Oelwein Iowa County Keokuk County Parnell Interstate 80 Highway 6 Marengo Washington County Iowa City Governor Street First Avenue Iowa River Oxford Johnson County Washington County Line Jackson County Wyoming Cascade Wapello County Mahaska Nameless Creek South English Sigourney Iowa County Line Montezuma Tama County Grinnell Poweshiek County Tama Chelsea Brighton Highway Kalona Crawfordsville Highway 22 Cedar Rapids Highway 30 Jones County Benton County Line Stoney Point Road Wilson Avenue Kirkwood Avenue Collins Road Edgewood Road Interstate 380 Emmons Street Hiawatha 19Th Street 13Th Streets Marion Indian Creek Third Avenue Seventh Street 42Nd Street Blairs Ferry Road Blairs Ferry Toddville

Wintry Walk Amid Snow Delays at Iowa City

Des Moines graduate student Phil Brown walks Dubuque Street in Iowa City despite snow as University of Iowa classes proceed. Forecast calls for a rise into the 40s, improving conditions for a daytime stroll.

University of Iowa Phil Brown U of Graduate Des Moines Dubuque Street Iowa City

Reinstatement ruling praised in Iowa teacher case

The 8th Circuit upheld the firing reversal for Rose Zoll, a 29 year veteran first grade teacher from Eastern Allamakee County, who was dismissed after writing critical letters to a local paper. Iowa teachers union leader George Duvall calls the decision landmark for free speech in education. Zoll sought reinstatement and back pay, arguing First Amendment rights were violated.

Des Moines Lansing Iowa George Duvall Iowa State Education Association 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis Rose Zoll Ers Zoll

Culver Seeks Civilian Control Of Arms Agency

Senator John Culver of Iowa announced plans to push in the next Congress a bill blocking future military appointees from heading the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. He will not oppose President Carter’s nomination of Lt. Gen. George Siegnious, praising his professionalism, integrity and public service, but insists civilian leadership should govern the agency.

Culver Washington John Culver Iowa Congress Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Carter Army George Siegnious

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