Carter Tax Plan Moves Toward Action In Congress
Chairman Al Ullman said the House Ways and Means Committee will begin immediate action on the Carter tax plan with full support. Senate Finance Chairman Russell Long predicted action within six weeks as Carter outlines a package aimed at boosting jobs and economy. ONeill and Byrd endorsed the plan, while Byrd urged a larger jobs program and cautioned against a small tax cut. ONeill, after hospital treatment for kidney pain, said he will seek further care upon returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ullman
House Ways and Means Committee
Russell Long
Senate Finance Committee
Schultze
House
Thomas
Tip” O’neill
Senate
Robert Byrd
Congress
Byrd
O'Neill
Carter
Albany
Washington
Aliman
D-Ore
Atlanta
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Lance
Paycheck harassment claim roils county sheriff race
County auditor raised pay issues as sheriff denied Ferris harassment claims regarding overtime. Workman recalled Kelchen telling Ferris that Larry Kelchen spoke to him Friday. Former Captain Dennis Blome reportedly arranged repayment of about 200 in overtime. Kopel said he knew nothing, with ongoing county attorney review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris
Workman
Larry Kelchen
Kelchen
Dennis Blome
Blome
Kopel
Central YMCA Offers Expanded Hatha Yoga Program
A yoga information line provides details on the Hatha yoga program at the Central YMCA. Mrs. Sue Butler, instructor, will answer questions at 363 2485. Classes open next week for beginners Monday 7 30 p m and Tuesday 10 a m. Continuing classes Wednesday 7 30 p m and Thursday 10 a m with no advance registration required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ymca
Sue Butler
Butler
Combat Ready Sparrow III Missile Declared Combat-Effective
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told Congress the Sparrow III air-to-air AIM-7F missile is combat-ready and meets mission requirements despite missing some criteria. He cited the military chiefs’ judgment that it is combat-effective for Navy and Air Force use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Congress
Service
Air Force
Rumsfeld
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Winter Derby Opens Scout Program Across Four Districts
Hawkeye Area Boy Scout Council launches 1977 winter program for about 3,000 Scouts across seven counties with Klondike Derbies today at Camp Waubeek for North Star and a January 15 Search and Survival for Temaque. events run regardless of weather and involve sledges, map reading, fire building, and simulated rescues.
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Hawkeye Area
Boy Scout Council
Camp Waubeek
Klondike
Temaque
Washington Counties
South Cedar
South Iowa
Wapsiketa
Jones County
North Linn County
Marion
Heidi the Skunk Returns Home After Theft
Heidi the nine month old skunk gifted to Shelly Rule was stolen December 27 from a locked cage in the Rule home at 2424 Reynolds Avenue SW. On Friday afternoon several teenage boys returned the pet in the Cedar Hills area. they dropped Heidi when questioned by another group of youths. Mrs Rule praises the return and seeks to thank the helpers and their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidi
Shelly Rule
Geneva
Reynolds Avenue
Rule
Gazette
Iowa Commission Recommends 50 Percent Pay Hike for Lawmakers
The Iowa Compensation Commission urged a 50 percent pay rise for legislators and a 15 000 dollar raise for Governor Ray. The panel also backed higher salaries for Chief Justice Moore and associate justices, plus a 11 000 dollar bump for Attorney General Turner. Raises would take effect July 1 if approved. lawmakers would not vote on their own raises until 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray
Iowa Compensation Commission
Ray
C. Edwin Moore
Commission
Hugh Clark
Richard C. Turner
Turner
City Briefs and Advertisements Highlight Local Incidents
Crime notices report stolen items including a $50 camera from John Wallenbach's home and a $325 hunting rifle from Norman Johnston. Other items taken include a $50 cash billfold, a camper topper, and a color television with stereo gear. Various ads list events at Pierson's Greenhouse, Charter Coaches trips, and store openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Johnston
Day Street
Flower silk badge workshops registration opens
Pre registration begins today for a three day YWCA workshop on creating China silk flowers. Sessions include lecture demonstration making flowers and arrangements with two daily classes from 1 to 8 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Fee is 10 dollars for all three sessions.
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YWCA
Coming of Age With FDR in a Private View
James Roosevelt, 68, oldest son of Franklin D Roosevelt, previews his book My Parents A Differing View in which he reveals the private life of the former president. He writes about his father’s romances, his mother’s secretive romance, and Sara Roosevelt who led the family with authority. He lives in California with his fourth wife and their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
James
James Roosevelt
Sara
Roosevelt
California
Ford rules out blanket amnesty for deserters
President Ford rejected a general amnesty for military deserters and draft evaders. White House officials say he will consider relief for a few limited Vietnam era offenders. The inquiry arose after a request from the widow of Senator Philip Hart.
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Washington
Nyt
Ford
White House
Philip Hart
Michigan
Investigation Reopens On Missing C R Girls
Florida investigators reopened the 1973 Cedar Rapids girls disappearance after remains found in a St. Lucie county wooded area. Collette Goodenough and Barbara Wilcox, both 19, vanished after a Biloxi stop on January 8 1973. Gerald Schaefer, jailed for Fort Lauderdale murders, is linked to the case through seized belongings and a related manuscript. Identification of the remains was not yet announced.
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Cedar Rapids
Florida
St. Lucie County
Collette Marie Goodenough
Barbara Ann Wilcox
South
Biloxi
Miss
Gerald Schaefer
Fort Lauderdale
Schaefer
Raiford State Prison
Palm Beach
Post
Asst
Vernon Sidaway
Martin County
Fla
Miss Wilcox
Kennedy High School
Marion
Miss Goodenough
Mississippi
Quaker Oats Co
Ray Wilcox
Lee Street
Goodenough
Weather and Birth Notices From Daily Record
At 10 p.m. wind southeast at 17 mph, fair and very cold with little daily variation. Sunday sunrise 7 34, sunset 4 53. Births listed for Mercy Mackey Ely Irvin Younsbesr 1913 Tenth Ave SW a daughter and others in local households. Tracr notes Gerald Voss birth a son with Voss family connections.
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and Mire See Mackey
Ely
Irvin Younsbesr
Tenth Avenue SW
Jerry Jones
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
Cuban exile leader slain amid Bay of Pigs ties in Miami
Juan Peruyero, 50, former head of the Bay of Pigs Veterans Assn., was fatally shot as he approached his pickup near his Miami home. The killing follows a history of exile assassinations since 1974, with Bay of Pigs leaders accusing Castro agents. An FBI probe tied later to a Soviet diplomat's alleged espionage plot, while another man, Isaac Pledge, 43, was arrested for drunken driving in Cedar Rapids.
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Miami
UPI
Bay of Pigs Veterans Assn
Juan Peruyero
Peruyero
Adams signals review of air bag rules for cars
Rep Brock Adams, selected as secretary of transportation by president elect Jimmy Carter, said on Friday he may overturn the decision not to require air bags in new passenger cars. He told the Senate commerce committee he planned to review that decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brock Adams
Jimmy Carter
Adams
Senate Commerce Committee
Dubuque Robbery Suspect Arrested by Cedar Rapids Police
Gene Edward Dryer aged 29 was arrested around 10 15 am Friday in the 2900 block of First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids on a Dubuque warrant charging robbery with aggravation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Gene Edward Dryer
First Avenue
Linn County appoints Deputy Fulton as detective
Sheriff Orlie Workman announced Friday that Deputy Robert B. Fulton was named detective after a review board interviewed ten applicants. Fulton, 29, of Cedar Rapids, has six years in the department, most as a patrol deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Orlie Workman
Robert B. Fulton
Workman
Fulton
Cedar Rapids
Robber Reported At Cedar Rapids Massage Parlor
Cedar Rapids police searched Friday night for a man who robbed the Sultan's Palace massage parlor at knife point on Center Point road NE. Officers were alerted at 9 57 p m. No further details were available.
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Cedar Rapids
Sultan's Palace
Center Point Road
Gazette Company imprint and subscription details from Cedar Rapids listing
The notice lists The Gazette Co established 1883 and details subscription rates by carrier and mail, area restrictions, and postal information. It references the Afternoon Edition and Saturday issues, carrier routes, and AP republication rights.
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Hubert Humphrey
Plains
Humphrey
Yeas
Derby
Pierson
Ellis Bivd
Skunk
John Wallenbach
Medford Lane
Ellis Blvd
Jack Shepherd & Assoc
Ernest B. Ludvicek
Ernie
Conoco
Sixth Street
Wallace Cooper
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
D.J
Grand Ole Opry
Adv
Colorado
Mt. Vernon Rd
Southview
Orr. Marion
Carriage House
Jerome’s
SE Tower
George Fellows
Seventh Avenue SW
Fdr
John E. Lapes
C.R
C.R. Weather
Daily Record
St. Luke's
Charles W. Webb
Arrowhead Lane
David F. Kralik
Cedar Drive
Kevin Kahl
London
Tracr
Gerald Voss
Voss
J. W. Bowker
Thirtieth Street
Eldo Voss
Viola Voss
Watkins
FBI
Defense Department
Soviet Union
United Nations
Clarence Kelley
Ivan Rogalsky
Yevgeniy Petrovich Karpov
Karpov
U.S
Westside
Isaac Pledge
Fifth Street
Eighth Avenue
The
Gazette Coroll
Lowe
Ceder Rapids
Associated Press
Wef
Iowa
John B. Turner
Turner East
Second Avenue S.E
Turner West
First Avenue West
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