Legislation To Protect Family Farms Purported In Iowa House
A Iowa House bill introduced by 53 Democrats and 16 Republicans aims to phase out non qualifying corporate farming operations by July 1 1980. It defines family farms and authorized farm corporations and sets criteria on stock ownership, revenue sources, and land use to shield small rural farms and prevent food production monopolies. Gov. Ray voiced questions about practical counts of affected farms before adopting phase out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Town House
Emil Husak
Toledo
Tama County
Amanas
Husak
Concerned Citizens For Preserving Family Farms
CCPFF
Robert Ray
Russell Wyckoff
Vinton
Herbert Hinkhouse
West Branch
Tom Jochum
Dubuque
Tom Gillon
Scott Newhard
Anamosa
Maurice Hennessey
Ryan
Kenneth Miller
Independence
Jay Mennenga
Clinton
Wally Horn
Cedar Rapids
James Wells
B. Joseph Rinas
Marion
James Jordan
Dmarion
Arthur Small
Iown City
Semior Tofte
Decorah
Tom Tauke
John Patchett
North Liberty
Linda Svoboda
Amana
Keith Dunton
Dthornburg
Roger Halvorson
Monona
Water Mains to Boost Iowa Hall Fire Safety and Pressure
Cedar Rapids city water department plans two large mains for the southwest side to raise pressure at Kirkwood Community College’s Iowa Hall. A 90 day occupancy permit is in place due to sprinkler pressure shortfalls. a tank on the hill is under review. Separately, Lawrence B Boyd and Carol J Boyd seek 475000 in Linn District Court from Gary L Muldoon after a 1973 head on collision on Blair's Ferry Road NE alleging negligence including center line crossing and loss of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Department
Cedar Rapids
Lowa Hall
Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Iowa Hall
Kenneth K. Kupka
Kupka
Towa Hall
Selby Ballantyne
Boyds
Blairs Ferry Road
Muldoon
Pair Fined $100 For Mail Obstruction
Two Cedar Rapids residents were fined $100 each in Cedar Rapids federal court after pleading guilty to obstruction of the mail. They appeared before U.S. Magistrate James Hodges. Janis Marie Kreitinger, 21, admitted taking a letter addressed to Lillian Kemmerer. Jeffrey Eugene Taylor, 19, pled guilty to possessing a letter addressed to David Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.S
James Hodges
Janis Marie Kreitinger
First Street
Lillian Kemmerer
Seventeenth Street
Jeffrey Eugene Taylor
Forty-second Street
David Chappell
Deferred sentence in Linn break-in case
Christopher Michael Harper, 19, of 6536 Boxwood Lane NE, received a deferred sentence in Linn district court on a breaking and entering charge. Judge Harold Vietor ordered Harper paroled to community corrections services for up to two years for a December 15 break-in at First Dearborn Mortgage Loan of Iowa, 1427 First Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Michael Harper
Boxwood Lane
Linn District Court
Harold Vietor
Harper
Bureau of Community Correction Services
Adult Correction Services
First Dearborn Mortgage Loan
Iowa
First Avenue SE
Boars Head Restaurant Sued for 114933 Over Fireplace Injury
Linn district court suit alleges Robert G. Rockwell and Sandra J. Rockwell sue Continental Restaurant System doing business as Boar's Head for an accident December 21 1973 at Center Point Road facility. Rockwell claims tripping over a protruding fireplace hearth caused facial cuts and loss of his left eye. seeks 3923 medical, 25000 lost earnings, 86010 pain and anguish, plus 25000 for loss of companionship for his wife.
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Center Point Road
Highway 150
Linn
Robert G
Sandra J. Rockwell
Continental Restaurant System
Rockwell
One-Year Sentence On Assault Charge in Independence
Charles R. White, 23, Independence, was sentenced to one year in the men's reformatory at Anamosa by Judge Roger Peterson after a jury found him guilty on January 9 of assault with intent to commit great bodily injury. He allegedly attacked Jerome Greene at Bennett's Auto Salvage on October 18 following an argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Charles R. White
Independence
Anamosa
Roger Peterson
White
Jerome Greene
Bennett's Auto Salvage
Seven Cases Heard by Magistrate
The magistrate's court handled multiple cases including Walter Kulish bound over to the grand jury on drunk driving charges. Robert McArthur pled guilty to drunk driving with sentencing deferred for two years after an arrest on January 25. William Rose and Raymond Schweiger faced dismissal on forgery-related compounding charges. Karl Twiselton's possession charge for phenobarbital was dismissed. Kenneth Gruskey waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over on breaking and entering. Joe Jakoubek of Fairfax appears in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kulish
Loraine Street
Robert McArthur
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Marion
William Rose
Raymond Schweiger
Karl Twiselton
Kenneth Gruskey
Fourth Avenue SE
Joe Jakoubek
Fairfax
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Farmers Organization, Farmers Union
Iowa Grange
Iowa Catholic Rural Life Conference
Iowa Student Public Interest Research Group
House Democratic
Jerome Fitzgerald
D-Fort Dodge
Kirkwood
Lawrence B
Carol J. Boyd
Gary L. Muldoon
Television
Kwwl-Tv
Waterloo
Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapid
Wmt-Tv
KTVO
Ottumwa
WHBF
Rock Island
Kril
Woc.tv
Davenport
WKBT
LaCrosse
Kroc.tv
Rochester
Kiin-Tv
Iowa City
WHO
Hollywood
Sanford, Son
Wash
Chico
Man
Wall Street
Baltimore
CBS
Baretta
Romagnolis
Big Valley
Devlin
Jimmy Dean
A. Williams
Loraime
Nashville Music
Daniel Boone
Villa Alegre
Focus Education
Bobby Goldsboro
C.R
Bob Brooks
Spsketbal Ali
Michigan
Ilten’s, Inc
Kcrg Sports Booster Club
Lute Olson
Bohemian Savings and Loan Assn
Iowa Electric Light and Power CO
Steitzer
Lincoln
Mercury, Inc
Animenta TS
Mandy
MR. Postman
the Doobie Brothers
Barry Manilow
Olivia Newton-John Bachman-Turner
Overdrive
Carpenters
Sugarloaf
Tom T. Hall
Grand Funk
America
Frankie Valli
Eagles
Polly Brown
Linda Ronstadt
Tony Orlando
and Dawn
David Bowie
Cal Rage
Band of Angels
AWB
Sweet Sensation
Carol Douglas
Stevie Wonder
Styx Neil Sedaka
Ron Dante
Bob Buelow
Ringo Starr
Maria Muldaur
Phoebe Snow
Elvis Presley
Helen Reddy
Harry Truman
B. J. Thomas
Flash Cadillac
Continental Kids
Chicago
Kcrg Radio 1600
KCRG
AFC
Valenta’s
Ave. N.W
Ginther
East Post Rd
1St Ave. N.W
Stanley
St. S.E
Tranmer
4Th Ave. S.E
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