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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1979

Page

4

Chambers of Commerce to step up regional cooperation

Cedar Rapids Marion and Iowa City chambers move toward joint committees and programs to boost educational and career opportunities in Eastern Iowa. The plan includes a possible mass transit link, support for Squaw Creek development, and rapid I 518 construction. The ad hoc panel will outline 1980s community goals.

Cedar Rapids-Marion Iowa City Hattery Iowa Los Angeles Kansas City New York Charles Mehaffey J St. SW Canon Dominic Loferski Hawthorne Hills Chamber Father Loferski Percy Harris J. Thomas Hoegen James Nemmers Jerome Hall Laurie Gerber William Fletcher Ed Saucer Marion Cedar Rapids Squaw Creek Lake Saucer Iowa Department of Transportation F. Forbes Osberg

Grassley urges stance on Taiwan and Red China policy

Iowa congressman Charles Grassley said he would back a two China policy and criticized recognition of Red China. He argued the United States should bolster Taiwan and demanded concessions, while noting he may run for Senate and was in Cedar Rapids for wind testing before a Davenport luncheon with Roger Jepsen.

Iowa Charles Grassley Teng Hsiao‘ping Republic of China Cedar Rapids Grassley U.S John Culver Teng Washington Carter Red China Taiwan United Nations Davenport Roger Jepsen Ronald Reagan California

Brabham Named Acting Director of Iowa Conservation Commission

William C. Brabham of West Des Moines, 57, will become acting director of the Iowa Conservation Commission effective March 1. He succeeds Fred A. Priewert, who resigned to join Ducks Unlimited as regional director. Brabham, a 29 year veteran and current deputy director, steps into the top post.

William C. Brabham West Des Moines Iowa Conservation Commission Fred A. Priewert Iowa Ducks Unlimited, Inc

Priesser shadows Linn County youth shelter fund renewal

Linn County faces a state review of the January decision to reinstate about 100000 dollars in emergency youth shelter funds. County officials spar over recreation costs while defending the program as essential to keep youths off the streets.

Priesser Linn County Bill McCarty Victor Priesser McCarty Iowa Department of Social Services Iowa Merle Kopel Kopel

Libraries host new adult reader collections across five towns

Five eastern Iowa public libraries Belle Plaine Monticello Marion Tipton and Vinton will host new adult reader collections starting Monday. East Central Regional Library administrator Elizabeth Donnan says the program, in cooperation with Kirkwood Community College, supports literacy for adults with staff-led material distribution and librarian orientations upcoming on Monday Wednesday Feb. 23 March 3 and March 8.

Iowa Elizabeth Donnan East Central Regional Library Belle Plaine Monticello Marion Tipton Vinton Kirkwood Community College ECRL Donnan

Marion police chief appeals trespass case against Zingula land

Marion Police Chief Robert Zier 44 plus Sgt Edward Holecek were found guilty Feb 2 of trespassing on land leased by Robert Zingula after hunting Dec 11 without permission. Zier appealed in Linn District Court posting a $150 bond claiming past permission and pursuit on ditch, with the other officers present.

Marion Robert Zier Linn Zier 12Th St Edward Holecek Robert Zingula Zingula Holecek Robert Long Donna Paulsen

Reagan to headline $50-a-plate Jepsen fund raiser

Presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan will headline a luncheon for U S Sen Roger Jepsen of Iowa. The event costs 50 dollars a plate and starts at 12 30 p m at the Holiday Inn after a noon news conference. Jepsen seeks funds to retire debts from his 1978 campaign. ON THIS DATE in 1972, President Nixon left on his historic trip to Peking.

Davenport Ronald Reagan California U.S Roger Jepsen Iowa Reagan Illinois WHO Radio Des Moines Holiday Inn Jepsen Nixon Peking

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