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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1981

Page

4

Cedar Rapids Art Center receives Russell painting donation

The Charles M Russell painting A Cree Indian was donated by Henrietta and Duane Arnold to the Cedar Rapids Art Center for its Art Advancement Fund. The work was given to Mrs Arnold's grandfather William Green Dows after he paid the artist's bar bill following a meeting in the early 1900s during a Westward horseback trip.

Charles M. Russell Henrietta Duane Arnold Cedar Rapids Art Center

CETA program cuts start Monday in Linn County

A federal CETA cutback takes effect March 2 in Linn County. No new enrollees will be funded in Titles 20 and 6, with existing Title 6 funding possibly ending April 3. About 15 or fewer workers across Cedar Rapids Police, Hawkeye Area CAC, and Pioneer Village face changes as agencies shift staff. Joyce Willis and Robert Ballantyne describe the surprise measure amid Reagan budget cuts to the program.

Linn County CETA Ceta Consortium Robert L. Ballantyne Kansas City Kirkwood Cedar Rapids Joyce Willis Public Service Reagan Community Service Administration HACAP Iowa

Marion Community Center Activity Schedule Highlights

This week's Marion Community Center plans include Amundson and Thimsen basketball, art classes, and Baha i assembly today. McLeod and Thimsen basketball, Diamond Squares and Belles and Beaux dances Sunday. learning center and YMCA basketball through the week. multiple dance and workshop sessions. senior citizen listing noted in Sunday's Gazette. Army intelligence report mentions order to gather data on prominent persons friendly with potential civil disturbance leaders.

Marion Community Center Amundson Baha'i Assembly Thimsen McLeod Diamond Squares Belles and Beaux YMCA Kauffman Penn Dance Workshop Gazette

Iowa official urges social services funding voices to lawmakers

Joan Lipsky of Cedar Rapids told Linn Board of Social Services members to lobby the Legislature over proposed DSS funding cuts. She warned that higher school funding could crowd out social services and noted Medicaid payment changes for nursing homes raise interim costs for counties. Lipsky promised to investigate a disputed rule delaying Medicaid payments when patients are hospitalized.

Iowa Council On Social Services Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids Linn Board of Social Services Lipsky Department of Social Services Citizens Advisory Board On Social Services Linn County DSS Boards of Social Services Executive Plaza First Ave. SE Ken Schriner Linn Board of Social Services Schriner

C R man to open mission house Time for the haves to give to the have nots

Cedar Rapids man Albert Downs plans a Jesus Cares Mission to aid the needy amid cuts to human services. He seeks donations and volunteers, hosting a public hearing at St. Wenceslaus Church to discuss support and funding. Downs, 32, suffered a stroke and lives on disability with his wife and 3 year old daughter.

Vanessa Shelton Albert Downs Downs 10Th Ave. SE Jesus Cares Mission 10Th Avenue Ninth Street SE The Gazette St. Wenceslaus Church Fifth St Tom Miskimen Hawkeye Area Gwen Hall Department of Social Services Bob Ballantyne Linn Ceta Dean Hackett Legal Services Corporation of Iowa Mission House John Randall Jr Linda Frederickson Chris Christianson Cedar Rapids Christine Amber

Judge upholds strip searching prison visitors

U S District Court Judge Harold Vietor ruled that Iowa prison visitors may be strip searched. He said searches be assessed individually and that some examinations, including rectal checks, are needed to prevent smuggling. The Iowa Civil Liberties Union suit represented three women deterred from visiting inmates.

DES Moines U.S. District Court Harold Vietor Iowa Vietor Victor Iowa Civil Liberties Union

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