Marion Iowa water status improves says local officials
City Hall notes report Marion officials that the water situation is looking good. The item appears on Page 12A amid a wide array of regional news and notices across The Gazette.
19 Feb 1978
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1978
Page
1
City Hall notes report Marion officials that the water situation is looking good. The item appears on Page 12A amid a wide array of regional news and notices across The Gazette.
A House subcommittee charged that many high level officials across the FCC EPA and FDA hold financial interests in companies they regulate and that lax controls allow such conflicts. The report cites 243 cases in 630 investigated files and urges explicit prohibitions on holdings linked to official duties.
Cypriot Airways DC-8 carrying 16 hostages landed in Djibouti after Saturday hijackers who claimed to be Palestinians killed an Egyptian adviser to President Sadat. The hijackers searched for a landing country as Arab nations refused entry. Djibouti city authorities confirmed the 2:45 a.m. arrival time.
FBI agents arrested Arnold Huskey, 23, and his wife Lee Ann in Jonesboro Ark on kidnapping charges. The Audas couple from Malcolm Iowa were found safe after being forced to let their camper home be used. The son Terry Audas arranged a ransom but weather delayed delivery. The FBI pinned the crime to a February 16 incident at an I-55 rest stop near Memphis.
The Carter administration weighs a national health insurance option requiring all Americans to carry basic coverage. A federally run program would exist alongside private insurers, with HEW regulating the industry to ensure adequacy for those who opt for private plans.
Charles Havlena, 79, of 1400 Second Ave SE, died after being struck on First Avenue East near 14th Street Saturday night. Police seek a light yellow 1965 or 1966 Ford Mustang and found car fragments with front-end damage at the scene. His wife witnessed the accident as officers continue investigations.
Partly cloudy conditions expected Sunday and Monday with highs in the upper teens to low 20s. Lows Sunday night will dip to zero to five below. A quip about speed and lateness appears in the text.
Officials expressed optimism about a pathway to restructuring while railroad executives unions and shippers remained skeptical. FRA deputy administrator Gallamore said meetings will continue privately with railroad leaders and state officials with a mid March Iowa session tentatively planned. He stressed his role as facilitator not enforcer.
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