Mondale presses for Carter renomination in Iowa stop
Vice President Walter Mondale urged Carter supporters in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo to back the Carter Mondale ticket at the Jan 21 Iowa caucuses. He attacked Kennedy and Brown, defended administration actions on Iran and Afghanistan, and warned Republicans abroad and at home that decisive action would come. He highlighted Carter’s record on reform and promised the ticket’s continued effort to protect national security and civil rights.
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Walter Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Mondale
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Shrine Embassy Club
Carter- Mondale
Congress
Edward Kennedy
Edmund Brown
Brown
White House
Air Force One
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
Iowa
Wabash
Afghanistan
U.S
Tehran
Russia
Carter
United States
Presi
Washington
Don Canney
Joan
Rosalynn
Robert Bergland
Iowa commission seeks women for non traditional jobs
The Iowa Commission on the Status of Women seeks women for skilled labor in construction and industry. Conferences in Storm Lake and Sac City will guide training and apprenticeships lasting one to six years with minimal education requirements and potential CETA funding.
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Des Moines
Iowa Commission On the Status of Women
Iowa
Commission
Becky Burke
Burke
Louise Lex
Lex
Department of Labor
Storm Lake
Sac City
Kremer heads Buchanan county board in reorganizing vote
Ralph Kremer elected chairman of the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors succeeding Gary Schweitzer. The meeting reappointed officials across veterans affairs relief, social welfare, and zoning commissions. New zoning appointee John Patton fills term end 1983. dog license charges reset to 1 and 3 dollars. pocket gopher bounty unchanged at 20 cents.
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Independence
Ralph Kremer
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
Gary Schweitzer
Earl Byam
Veterans Affairs
Kenneth McCardle
Richard Myers
Alma Patton
Virginia Wilson
Aurora
Burley Franck
Winthrop
Board of Social Welfare
Kent Neighbor
Roger Fisher
Jesup
Buchanan County Zoning Commission
John Patton
Zoning Commission
Paul Copenhaver Jr
John Miller
Buchanan County Conservation Commission
John “Mike” Tounshendeaux
Kremer
Civil Defense Board
Schweitzer
1St Judicial District Correctional Service Board
Brown to be in C R Monday for Iowa visit
California Governor Edmund Brown arrives in Cedar Rapids Monday morning after the canceled Democratic presidential debate. He will speak at Jefferson High School and then proceed to Chicago, with prior stops in Waterloo, Dubuque, and Davenport and a weekend schedule across western Iowa.
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Edmund
Jerry) Brown
California
Iowa
Brown
Jimmy Carter
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Des Moines
Carter
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson High School
Waterloo
Dubuque
Davenport
Argentina Ranks Fourth in World Wine Production
Buenos Aires AP reports Argentina stands fourth among leading wine producers per the Wine Institute of Mendoza, with 660 million gallons in 1978. Italy tops the list at about 1.7 billion, France 1.4 billion, and the Soviet Union about 870 million gallons.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Wine Institute of
Mendoza
Italy
France
Soviet Union
Mishak pleads guilty to amended charge in Iowa City
Russell Mishak, 47, an insurance agent, pleaded guilty to fraudulent practices after initially facing theft charges for allegedly taking 12,500 from Iowa City on a non existent policy. Judge Louis Schultz set sentencing for Feb. 13 amid civil petitions claiming Mishak kept funds without issuing policies.
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Iowa City
Russell Mishak
Mishak
Friday Mishak
Louis Schultz
Petition seeks ouster of Iowa prison ombudsman Ray Cornell
A 178 inmate petition at Iowa State Penitentiary Fort Madison calls for ousting prison ombudsman Ray Cornell alleging he acts as a tool of prison administration and lacks good faith in inmate complaints. Cornell defends his decade long record and says he has not been manipulated by officials.
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Des Moines
Iowa State
Fort Madison
Ray Cornell
Robert Ray
George Keiser
Correctional Institutions
Cornell
Keiser
Altoona
McKee Bond Set At 150000 In Sex Abuse Case
Dennis L. McKee 28 of 1302 K St Sw was arraigned Friday in Linn County Court on a sexual abuse charge tied to a Nov 12 Cedar Rapids assault. Bond set at 150000. preliminary hearing scheduled for 11 a.m. Jan 11. Also charged with possession of controlled substances. marijuana found during arrest on a drunken driving charge.
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Dennis L. McKee
K St. Sw
McKee
John Liebenmann
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Department of Adult Correctional Services
DACS
Colorado
Kansas City
Texas
Siebenmann
Senior citizens back Kennedy endorsed by Iowa council
The Iowa State Council of Senior Citizens Organizations with 40 groups endorsed Sen. Edward Kennedy for president. Merle Reed cited Kennedy’s opposition to Social Security cuts and support for elderly nutrition, fuel assistance, retirement timing, and a comprehensive health care plan. The executive board was polled by telephone with a majority in favor.
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Iowa State Council of Senior Citizens
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Merle Reed
Kennedy
Carter
Reed
Sen. Kennedy
Council
Gumbleton to speak in Iowa
Bishop Thomas Gumbleton will address an ecumenical prayer service at 5 15 p m Friday at St Ambrose Cathedral Des Moines He visited Tehran Christmas Day and spoke with hostages including Jesup native Kathryn Koob.
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Des Moines
Tehran
Iowa
Thomas Gumbleton
St. Ambrose Cathedral
Gumbleton
Consortium On International Peace and Reconciliation
Detroit
Jesup
Kathryn Koob
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Buchanan Board
C.R
Chicago
Pharmacy
3Rd Ave
Marian Karr
Tommy Tucker Realty Realtors
Martin Roofing Company
30Th St. Dr. SE
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