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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1984

Page

4

Branstad withdraws offer of refugees post from Shearer

Gov. Branstad says it is unlikely he would consider Colleen Shearer for the refugee center director post after firing her from Job Service Iowa. He cites prolonged indecision and a need for a full-time hands-on director, with a replacement not yet named and a plan to split duties to improve agency operations.

Judy Daubenmier Gazette Des Hoines Bureau Des Moines Colleen Shearer Terry Branstad Shearer Branstad State Department

Kading Named Group Manager at Iowa Development Commission

Linda King Kading is appointed group manager of government and internal affairs at the Iowa Development Commission. Director Jack Bailey will overhaul the agency and Kading will handle financial and administrative management plus liaison with state agencies and the Legislature. She replaces John Butterfield, fired last month. Kading, a former administrator for Majority Leader Lowell Norland, previously held roles at the Iowa State Commerce Commission and is Urbandale native and 1980 University of Iowa graduate.

Des Moines Linda King Kading Iowa Development Commission Commission Jack Bailey Kading John Butterfield Lowell Norland Iowa House of Representatives Iowa State Commerce Commission

Tauke to hold nine town meetings in Eastern Iowa

U S Representative Tom Tauke of Iowa plans nine town meetings in January across Buchanan Clayton Allamakee Linn Dubuque Clinton and Cedar counties. Events run from January 7 to January 21 with locations in Independence Strawberry Point Elkader Monona Waukon Cedar Rapids Dubuque Clinton Tipton and more.

Tauke Iowa Dubuque U.S Tom Tauke Buchanan County Independence Clayton County Strawberry Point Elkader Opera House Monona Allamakee County Waukon Linn County Jefferson High School Cedar Rapids Dubuque County Blades University of Dubuque Clinton County Clinton City Cedar County Tipton

Grassley Dinner to Honor 25 Years of Public Service

A testimonial dinner for Sen. Charles Grassley will be held January 20 at Veterans Auditorium Des Moines. Former Gov. Robert D. Ray will emcee with Sen. Roger Jepsen as speaker. Tickets cost 50 dollars. reservations by mail or phone.

Charles Grassley Iowa Veterans Auditorium Des Moines Robert D. Ray Roger Jepsen Grassley U.S. House U.S. Senate P.O

Poweshiek County Reports First Fatal Traffic Crash in 383 Days

An Iowa City man, Marc Flockhart, died at University of Iowa Hospitals after injuries from a December 27 crash when his car hit a semi near Grinnell. His wife and 12 year old daughter were treated and released. The county had 383 days without a traffic fatality.

Grinnell (Ap Poweshiek County Iowa City Marc Flockhart University of Iowa Grinnell Flockhart

Senators seek clarity on firings at Iowa job services

Iowa lawmakers plan Senate panels to probe firings at the Iowa Development Commission and Job Service of Iowa after Gov. Branstad dismissed director Colleen Shearer. Senate Majority Leader Lowell Jenkins says there is labeling of fogginess and aims to clear the air, with confirmation hearings for Jack Bailey at the development agency likely to become a focal point.

DES Moines Senate Lowell Jenkins Montrose Iowa Development Commission Terry Branstad Colleen Shearer Job Service of Iowa Jenkins Junkins Branstad Jack Bailey Heac

FBI Probes Vinton Bank Loss Involving Former Assistant Cashier

The FBI and U S Attorney in Cedar Rapids investigate a missing funds case at the State Bank of Vinton centering on Rosemary Boisen who resigned recently. The inquiry seeks a small amount of money and will extend several weeks.

Vinton State Bank of Rosemary Boisen the Gazette FBI U.S. Attorney's Office Cedar Rapids

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