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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1976

Page

5

Iowa Moves to Probe Medicaid Abuses Nationwide

Iowa's Senate backs an investigation into Medicaid waste amid a broad push across states and federal agencies. The measure seeks to curb fraud as critics cite kickbacks and improper payments, with Iowa lawmakers calling for GAO support and federal reforms to streamline oversight.

Iowa Push Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate Justice Department Department of Health, Education and Welfare FBI General Accounting Office Michigan New York Illinois Herman Talmadge D-Ga Senate Finance Talmadge Jay Constantine U.S Dick Clark John Culver William Gluba Davenport GAO Nebraska Department of Social Services

Tama Packing seeks 14000 in damages from Apple Lines

Tama Meat Packing Corp alleges negligence by Apple Lines caused deterioration and loss of beef carcasses in transit. The suit, filed in Tama county district court, cites delays from December 28 1973 to January 2 1974 and rejects cattle shipments to Golden Valley Minnesota and Milwaukee.

Toledo Tama Mheat Packing Corp Tama Apple Limes, Inc Madison S.C Tama County Apple Lines Tama Meat Golden Valley United Dress Beef Tama Meat Packing Peck Packing Co Milwaukee

Tapes Worth 80 Dollars Stolen From Farm Car

A rural Traer man, Steve Kiewiet, told Tama county authorities a box of 20 tapes valued at 80 dollars was stolen from a car parked at his farm. He said the tape player in the car had been bent down and twisted.

Toledo Traer Steve Kiewiet Tama Kiewiet

Newhard Prayer Plan Draws Support from Ames Clergy

Iowa Legislature debate centers on Rep. Scott Newhard proposal to have lawmakers give the daily opening prayer rather than hiring clergy. Father Paul Goodland of Ames Episcopal parish writes a letter praising the plan and condemning the taxpayer funded prayers as a waste. He recalls his own past mileage and honorarium for praying in Des Moines and urges lawmakers to try the idea again.

Des Moines Scott Newhard Anamosa Don Spencer Ruthven Paul Goodland Ames Father Goodland Spirit Lake Estherville

Prayer in Schools Debate Highlights Court Ruling

During the debate on Newhard's proposal it becomes clear some representatives misunderstand the Supreme Court ruling. The court did not ban prayer in schools but banned state directed prayers in public schools, since invocations are common at gymnasiums and auditoriums.

Newhard U. S. Supreme Court Supreme Court

Debate Looms on Raising Drinking Age to Nineteen

Des Moines Iowa committee approves a bill to raise the minimum drinking age from 18 to 19 by a 9 to 4 vote. Rep Wendell Pellett and 39 sponsors back the measure, with school boards and officials citing rising teenage alcohol use as motivation. Committee chair Norman Jesse predicts House passage, but Senate action remains uncertain. A separate student model legislature rejected a similar measure.

DES Moines Town House Judicial and Law Enforcement Committee Wendell Pellett Atlantic House Norman Jesse

Gazette Co Cedar Rapids Daily Affternoon Edition Notice

Published by The Gazette Co established 1883 at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail. No mail subscriptions where Gazette carrier service exists. Associated Press rights noted for local news republication.

the Gazette Co Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories

Evans Sought Out for Nuclear Plant Advice

Des Moines report notes State Rep. Cooper Evans a Republican from Grundy Center with engineering degrees and nuclear power experience. He says nuclear plants are very safe but not the sole solution, foresees uranium limits, and points to solar and fusion as future energy paths while acknowledging rising energy costs without artificial controls.

Des Moines IDPA Cooper Evans Grundy Center Atomic Energy Commission Washington, D.C Evans Greenland United States

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