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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1977

Page

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Tax bite lower for Civic Center in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids mayor Don Canney announced a nearly 47 percent rise in downtown property value will cut the 1977 tax bill to fund the Five Seasons Community Center. A $30 000 home tax drops from 4.53 to 2.96, with possible further relief if TIF district values grow and the center opens in 1978.

Cedar Rapids Five Seasons Don Canney Canney Linn County Merle Kopel Hal Schaefer

Coast guard finds life jackets in Cape Cod search for missing tanker

Coast guard crews found two life jackets marked Grand Zenith early Friday off Cape Cod while continuing to search for the Panamanian oil tanker missing with 38 crew. No bodies or other signs were seen.

Boston Coast Guard Cape Cod

Proxmire Downsides Oil Tax Hit Compared to 11B Claim

Senator William Proxmire concedes his earlier assertion overstated the burden of an 11 billion dollar oil tax. He now estimates a U S impact in the 2 5 to 3 billion dollar range. American Motors Corp says it cannot raise wages and may have to sell or mortgage assets to cover payroll amid weak U S auto sales.

Washington William Proxmire U.S Milwaukee American Motors Corp

Miami hotel workers set Friday strike deadline

Union chiefs warn at least two more hotels must sign a new contract by Friday or face a strike as eight luxury hotels remain unsettled. The weather forecast calls for a chance of snow tonight ending Saturday with low 5 to 10 above and highs near 15.

Miami UPI

Carter and Democrats discuss tax cut options in Ga meeting

President elect Carter and twelve Democratic leaders meet in Plains to weigh a permanent tax cut or a one year stimulus as a quick rebate to spur the economy. House Speaker O'Neill expects congressional approval while Byrd favors a job focused tax cut and questions the size of a $5 to $6 billion plan.

Plains Jimmy Carter Carter House Thomas O'Neill Congress O’neill Air Force Albany, Ga Washington Senate Robert Byrd Byrd

Possible Legionnaires link to chlamydiae bacteria

Government researchers report antibodies against chlamydiae in several Legionnaires disease patients and a pathologist, suggesting a possible connection to turkeys and parrots. Experts caution results are not conclusive and call for broader testing of patients and controls.

Page U.S. Department of Agriculture Research Center Peoria Ill American Legion Philadelphia Philip O’berry National Animal Disease Laboratory Sheila Katz

Torch Sparks Trigger Fourth Floor Fire at Witwer Building

Fire on the fourth floor of the Witwer building at 905 Third Street SE was caused by a cutting torch used on the third floor. Hawkeye Seed Co occupy floors one two and four and report no damage estimates yet as investigators inventory losses from aquarium and pet supplies. Rick Long and Bill Nunemaker fought the blaze with a extinguisher before retreating as smoke thickened.

Witwer Third Street Hawkeye Seed Co Carolyn Smith Ollie Henderson Smith Rick Long Seed Company Long Henderson Bill Nunemaker Nunemaker Fire Department

Former Linn Deputy Seeks Unpaid December Pay

Former Linn deputy George Ferris faces withholding of his last December paycheck amid pay limit questions tied to sheriff department rules. Auditor Merle Kopel says statutes may cap his pay and Ferris may owe the county. Ferris claims 1656.80 is due and plans to seek help from state and federal offices or court to avoid financial ruin.

George Ferris Linn Sheriff's Department Linn Merle Kopel Ferris State Citizens Aide U.S. Attorney's Office Orlie Workman Workman Dennis Blome Kopel

Cedar Rapids Unemployment Rises in December

The Cedar Rapids jobless rate, seasonally adjusted, reached 5.2 percent in December while the Iowa rate fell to 4.7 percent. Unemployment rose by 500 to 3,500 in Linn County as manufacturing and construction layoffs offset gains in retail. The area employed fell to 73,600 from 74,100 in November.

Cedar Rapids State Job Service of Iowa Linn County

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