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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1980

Page

25

Ray assails Carter embargo as costly to farmers

Gov. Robert Ray called President Carter's grain embargo on the Soviet Union hasty and costly to American farmers. He warned it could damage the trade balance and hurt Iowa farmers, while criticizing the SALT II pause and Ronald Reagan's no‑show at a Des Moines rally.

Des Moines Robert Ray Carter Soviet Union Ray Iowa White House Carter Friday Afghanistan U.S. Senate Senate Ronald Reagan California

Milwaukee Road Receives $30 Million Federal Aid Package

The bankrupt Milwaukee Road secured $30 million in immediate federal funds with up to $20 million more possible to sustain operations through February end of February 1980. FRA and Milwaukee Road trustee Ogilvie signed the agreement in Chicago under the Emergency Rail Service Act and restructuring act conditions to keep core Midwest service while other lines transfer to new operators.

Washington UPI Milwaukee Road Chicago Federal Railway Administration Transportation Department Interstate Commerce Commission ICC FRA John M. Sullivan Richard B. Ogilvie Milwaukee Sullivan Ogilvie Midwest Miles City Mont

Man returns hit and run damage payment via $100 bill

Manchester man Owen McCarthy received a $100 bill in the mail four months after a hit-and-run damaged his car in downtown Manchester. An unsigned note from the payer in Cedar Rapids apologized and promised more payments. McCarthy says the case is settled and seeks to learn the payer’s identity.

Manchester Owen McCarthy McCarthy Cedar Rapids

Linn County approves two year plan with county dental coverage

The Linn County Board of Supervisors and AFSCME Local 231 prepare to sign a two year contract starting July 1 for about 430 employees. The agreement includes a county paid dental plan in the first year and a revised pay schedule. The county expects a 9.5 percent higher cost in year one and preserves a reopening option in year two to negotiate wages.

Linn County Board of Supervisors American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees Local 231

Center Point to Name New Police Chief in July

Center Point plans to name a new police chief by Wednesday evening to take office July 1. The city will cancel its patrol contract with Linn County Sheriff’s Department on that date. Mayor Pepin says negotiations are complete and council action will follow at the Wednesday meeting.

Center Point Linn County Pepin

Hillesheim trial set in 2 year old's death case

Bobby Hillesheim 27 waives arraignment in Allamakee District Court and a murder trial date is scheduled for March. The case concerns the November 17 death of 2 year old Jennifer Buege in Rochester Minnesota after injuries alleged to have occurred while in Hillesheim's care. The Bueges are Dan and Sue Buege.

Waukon Bobby Hillesheim Hillesheim Jennifer Buege Allamkee Dennis Damsgaard Buege Rochester

Miami cabbie acts in wintery airport spoof

A Miami taxi driver, Charlie Bernstein, plays a role in a commercial film that aimed to make Miami International Airport resemble a Chicago winter. The scene shows him in a snow covered taxi, reflecting a broader cold spell affecting Iowa and the Midwest ten years ago.

Miami Charlie Bernstein Bernstein Miami International Airport Chicago

Seventeen Charged With Drunk Driving In Linn County

Seventeen people were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County Saturday and Sunday. Notable arrests include Harry E. King 37 detained at Mount Vernon Road and 34th Street SE and Burrel Oberholsen 62 at Orchard Trailer Court SE.

Linn County Harry E. King Marion Mount Vernon Road 34Th Street SE Burrel B. Oberholsen Clarence Orchard Trailer Court Daniel J. Malloy C Ave Third Avenue SE Albert E. Brown Eighth Avenue Third Street Dennis C. Stephen Oakland Road 12Th Street 16Th Avenue Roger W. Techau 35Th St Seventh Avenue Max J. Blozvich First Ave Third Avenue Sixth Street Colleen A. Weber Anamosa Highway 1 Mount Vernon Richard J. Hanson Vinton Edgewood Road Highway Joel A. O’clair Ely Fifth Street Keith W. Besler Keith Drive Blairs Ferry Road Tracy L. Camp Tamara Drive 33Rd Avenue Creighton D. Campbell Central City East Maple Street Mark A. Moeller Ninth Ave 11Th Street Rick S. Pruess Mechanicsville

Burns seeks seat in 74th Iowa House District race

Michael W. Burns of Iowa City announced his Democratic bid for the 74th Iowa House seat now held by Republican Dale Hibbs. A University of Iowa alum and former Johnson County Democratic official, Burns served four years in the Air Force and works in Burns Real Estate and F.S. Service. He pledges strong support for the University of Iowa and labor legislation.

Iowa City Michael W. Burns Iowa Dale Hibbs Burns Johnson County Democratic Central Committee University of Iowa Cosgrove High School Air Force F.S. Service

Service Offers Financial Help With Medical Care

Community message outlines financial aid options for medical care. Call 398-3543 for assistance and guidance on eligibility and services available.

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John McCarroll Linn Sub John E. Jackson Solon Fairfax Dennis L. Smith O Ave Terry Lane Linn Health CSRS Coventry Gardens Mall First Avenue S.E
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