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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1977

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Kopel asked to apologize over audit announcement

Linn Auditor Merle Kopel faces apology requests from the Citizens Committee on Alcoholism board for how he announced plans to audit the agency. The related item notes the committee has not fully used state funding.

Linn Merle Kopel Citizens Committee On Alcoholism Board Citizens Committee

Linn County Pork Queen Theresa Olson Honored at Banquet

Theresa Olson 18 of Fairfax was crowned Linn county pork queen at the annual pork producers banquet. Her family runs a 1000 head operation and she favors hogs over cattle after a Linn county fair steer accident last year. Five firms and individuals were honored at the event.

Theresa Olson Fairfax Linn County Linn County Pork Producers

Schools rocked by violence as students seek preservation

A senate subcommittee report says violence and vandalism in schools have grown so serious that students and teachers prioritize preservation over education. The piece notes a rising sense of danger and concern among educators and pupils.

Senate

Scrimshanders: Eastern Iowans craft art from whale teeth

In Saturday's Gazette Assistant City Editor Chuck Hawkins profiles two Eastern Iowans who practice scrimshaw for fun and profit. The piece highlights the rarity of the craft and its niche artistry.

Gazette Chuck Hawkins

Weather outlook says cold night and mild Saturday

Forecasters predict a cloudy night with lows in the upper teens and partly cloudy Saturday with highs around the mid 30s. The note ends with an unrelated social remark about financial success and obligations.

Amin Bars Exit of Americans in Uganda

Ugandan President Idi Amin orders all Americans in Uganda held until Monday and blasts US policy. Carter aides say Washington will take necessary steps to protect Americans as the Enterprise tracks the crisis and a State Department working group coordinates response.

Nairobi Kenya Idi Amin Uganda Carter United States Washington White House Jody Powell Amin Kampala Powell U.S Enterprise East Africa Pentagon State Department

Scherle Burglary Sparks Indignation Over Losses

Former Iowa Rep William Scherle rails at a Henderson burglary that stripped his ranch house of antiques clothes appliances guns clocks radios a TV and personal papers including presidential inauguration mementos and foreign souvenirs He noted some Iowa legislative papers were damaged or moved while papers on his congressional work remained elsewhere Authorities attributed the break in to a Monday night theft while Scherle and his wife were in Washington DC.

Henderson Iowa William Scherle Scherle Mills County Ed James Jane Washington, D.C Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Agriculture Department China House

Leach Funds Educational Trips From Pay Raise Action

Iowa congressman Jim Leach will donate his 1975 and this year’s pay raises to fund a Close Up program fellowship for First district students and teachers. The plan creates a Jim Leach Fellowship for a Washington week study, aiming to send at least one student and one teacher from each county in 13 counties next year.

Washington, D.C Iowa Jim Leach Bettendorf Leach First District Washington Con Congressional Congress U.S. Treasury West Liberty Clear Creek Wilton Belle Plaine

Man Awarded 403000 in Missouri Gun Mishap Case

Lanny Olney of Pattersburg Missouri was awarded 403000 by a Cedar Rapids federal court jury for injuries from a neighbor s rifle shot through trailer walls in Oxford Junction nearly 30 years ago. The award marks a rare large damages verdict for a non disabled plaintiff. Olney remains unemployed and in job rehab after surgeries and ongoing arm problems from the Oct 8 incident involving Leland Toerber and a Springfield rifle.

Missouri Oxford Junction Cedar Rapids Lanny Olney Pattersburg Leland Toerber Toerber Olney Ronald Vacek Ralph Pierce Marquette Savage Arms Co Westfield Mass

Gunman Holds Teen and Child After Fatal Shooting in Syracuse

An unemployed construction worker named Leroy Cotton, 30, shot a man to death in a Syracuse apartment and injured two police officers with a high powered rifle. He then held a 19 year old pregnant woman and her young daughter hostage as negotiations continued from a police command post. The woman’s husband was not present, and Cotton made demands including a cigarette pack which police declined.

Syracuse N.Y UPI Leroy Cotton Timothy Mumford Frank Pallotta Cotton Thomas Sardino Sardino

Hanoi Agrees To MIA Visit

A U.S. delegation led by United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock will visit Vietnam in mid March to seek an accounting of Americans missing in Southeast Asia. The group also aims to discuss improving relations with Hanoi.

Washington United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock Vietnam State Department Frederick Brown Hanoi Brown United States Laos Cambodia U.S Executive Branch Southeast Asia

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