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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1980

Page

5

Speculation mounts on Iowa figures for Reagan cabinet

Iowa hopes center on Gov. Robert Ray and Seeley Lodwick as possible top posts. General Evan Hultman and Donald Johnson are also mentioned for defense and commerce VA roles, with Bush staff ties shaping several advisory positions.

Ronald Reagan Senate Reagan Washington, D.C Iowa Robert D. Ray Evan Hultman Waterloo Defense Department Ray Sen Howard Baker Tennessee George Bush GOP U.S. Trade Commission Seeley Lodwick Wever Roger Jepsen Lodwick Richard Ling California Ling USDA Agriculture Department Hultman U.S Army U.S. Army Reserve Reserve Army Des Moines Johnson U.S. Department of Commerce Cedar Rapids Bush Ken Bastian Jr Ken Bastian Linden Drive

Burglary at Marion Home Steals Watches TV and Silver

Police estimate the value of items taken from the Robert Haskell residence at 1195 27th St Marion exceeds 3600 dollars. The home was unlocked and in disrepair. Stolen goods include four watches Christmas presents a mixer a radio a color television fireplace tools jewelry a safe with five hundred dollar bills two hundred ten two dollar bills and many silver coins.

Robert Haskell 27Th St Marion Sion

Marion Classifieds Deadlines And Holiday Bank Hours

The Marion brief notes new Sunday and Monday ad deadlines at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday 8-9 a.m. for cancellations. Bank offices close at noon on December 24 and remain shut for Christmas and New Year. ATMs stay available. Dr George OBrien resumes regular hours and Herrins Floor Covering closes December 25 to January 4.

Adv Farmer’s State Bank Marion

Marion Community Center announces holiday schedule changes

The Marion Community Center will close Thursday and Friday for Christmas and Headstart and Learning Center classes will be canceled all week. A complete list of senior citizen activities is in Sunday's Growing Order page of the Gazette.

Marion Marion Community Center

Iowa Corn Growers elect officers at Des Moines meeting

Dan Stadtmueller of Monticello was elected vice president and Keith Horn of Riverside was chosen secretary at the Iowa Corn Growers Association annual meeting in Des Moines this week.

Des Moines Dan Stadtmueller Monticello Keith Horn Riverside Iowa Corn Growers Association

Farm leaders win national swine award and local posts

Mount Vernon LeRoy Faint received the National Swine Improvement Federation distinguished service award at the annual meeting for his pioneering test work in Ames and Eagle Grove with Hampshires and Berkshires. He chaired advisory test stations, led the Farmland Test Station at Lisbon 1963 to 1975, weighed and scanned over 50 000 hogs in five years, and judged 100 plus shows. Donald Stamy of Marion won a Linn County ASCS committee seat for a three year term beginning January. J M Buckner of Mount Vernon did not seek re election and Oliver Hopker of Springville was elected ALCS chairman.

Mount Vernon LeRoy Faint National Swine Improvement Federation Faint Ames Eagle Grove Hampshires Berkshires Iowa Lisbon Minnesota Illinois Donald Stamy Marion Linn County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Stamy J. M.J. Buckner Oliver Hopker Springville Dan Voss Palo Curtiss Hayes

Iowa ruling says teacher not entitled to Yom Kippur pay

The Iowa Civil Rights Commission ruled a Carroll special education teacher was not discriminated against when docked a day's pay for observing Yom Kippur. Ben King, now at a Denison Job Corps Center, may appeal. School officials said paying for religious holidays would discriminate against others.

Des Moines Iowa Civil Rights Commission Carroll Commission Ben King King Denison

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