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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1977

Page

8

Weather aficionado offers six week class at Kirkwood

Doug Beadle a 27 year old Marion resident and self taught meteorologist will teach a six week community education course called Understanding the Weather at Washington High School starting Thursday January 13 at 730 PM in room 131. He has worked with WMT TV on forecasts and does wind sensing instrument marketing for J Tec Co. He aims to teach basic science of weather and popular topics like ring around the moon.

Doug Beadle Kirkwood College Community Education Washington High School Marion Beadle Kirkwood Community College Doug J-Tec Co Kirkwood Iowa State University American Meteorological Society Washington

Blouin seeks GAO probe into 2 billion public works funds

Representative Mike Blouin asks the General Accounting Office to review how more than 2 billion in public works funds were allocated to communities last month. He cites 27 projects in Iowa's Second District that he believes qualified for emergency funding but were disqualified, naming specific projects in Lan sing Guttenberg Manchester Oelwein Cedar Rapids and Kirkwood Community college.

Washington UPI Mike Blouin D-Iown General Accounting Office GAO Blouin Iowa Commerce Department Lansing Guttenberg San

Four Arrests in Three Cedar Rapids Crimes

Four people were arrested in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday for three offenses. Coffman and Lusk, both charged with two counts of breaking and entering, tied to a Franklin junior high break-in and a Lovely Lane Methodist church theft. McMurrin, also known as Floyd, faces forgery for writing stolen checks. VanVoltenburg is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor for harboring two runaways.

Robert C. Coffman Fourth Avenue SE Allen E. Lusk M Avenue NW Franklin Junior High School Coffman Lusk Lovely Lane Methodist Church Ment Sheryl Ann McMurrin Sheryl Floyd Tenth Avenue SE Cindy Garrett Osceola Garrett Burt Adam VanVoltenburg Thirty-sixth Street van Voltenburg

Grassley Criticizes New Rules In House Congress

Rep. Charles Grassley of Iowa blasted the adoption of new rules for the 95th Congress saying the majority ramrodded the changes. He warned the rules will boost absenteeism in committees and on the floor and gag debate on important legislation.

Washington UPI Charles Grassley Iowa House Grassley

Decorah Lawyer Ordered To Remove Sippi Dam

U.S. Magistrate James Hodges ordered Decorah lawyer Floyd Pearson and three relatives to remove a homemade 40 foot dam on Jackson Island south of Harpers Ferry. The 21 page ruling held the dam on navigable Mississippi River waters viol ating the Rivers and Harbors Act and barred public access to the area until further arguments are filed by Jan. 28.

Decorah U.S James Hodges Jackson Island Harpers Ferry Hodges Mississippi River Asst. U.S. Atty Alan Kirshen Floyd Pearson E.A Arthur Delphey Pearson Robert Sweeney Lansing Kirshen

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