Hickel calls increased energy production the solution
Former Alaska governor Walter Hickel, then interior secretary, argues the United States must boost domestic energy production rather than rely on imports. He urges federal policy to favor private energy development, deepen offshore and onshore drilling, and reinvest windfall profits into energy R and D while resisting heavy environmental restrictions. Hickel spoke in Iowa while campaigning for John Connally.
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United States
Walter Hickel
Interior
Nixon
Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Hickel
America
the Gazette
Iowa
Texas
John Connally
Marion Area Briefs Include Ad Notices and Local Meet Times
Local ads list hairdresser wanted by manager at 377-4933 and Ron and Dottie's closure January 18 to 26 with 377-0505. Other ads promote aluminum siding by Warner Brothers at 377-5573 and bank certificates from Farmers State Bank with 26 and 30 week terms, yields, and FDIC insurance. Community notices cover Masons meeting, Park Board session, Past 60 activities with a China trip film, and various welfare and public safety items. On this date in 1972 the Queen Elizabeth fire destroyed the liner in Hong Kong harbor while being prepared as a floating university.
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Marion
First United Methodist Church
Russell Knapp
China
Hong Kong
Grant Wood mediation ends with no contract yet reached
After a 13 hour marathon mediation session, Grant Wood Area Education Agency and the Grant Wood Faculty Association left without a 1980 81 contract settlement. A follow up session is set for next Monday as negotiators remain far apart on base pay and lane for training advancement.
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Les Johnson
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Cedar Rapids
Education Association and
Agency Administration
Erik Driessen
Grant Wood
The
Gazette
Association
James Davis
Davis
11th Street closure moves forward in Marion plan
Marion Planning and Zoning Commission backed closing 11th Street between Sixth and Seventh avenues to create a pedestrian plaza with added parking as part of downtown redevelopment. City Council already approved closure between Seventh and Eighth. public hearing set for Feb. 7.
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Seventh Avenues
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Eighth Avenues
Marion
al Wardenburg
The
CBD Corp
Bill Schwartz
10Th
12Th Streets
Marion Streets
Commission
Impact Citizens Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Jeff Schott
Two Men Charged With Drunk Driving in Linn County
Two men were charged with drunk driving in Linn County overnight. Steven E. Henderson, 29, of 806 H Ave NW, was arrested at 10:33 p.m. Tuesday at 19th Street and Ridgewood Drive SE. William J. Ryan, 24, of 400 Troy Road Robins, was arrested at 1:15 a.m. today near Mercy Hospital.
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Linn County
Steven E. Henderson
H Ave
19Th Street
Ridgewood Drive
William J. Ryan
Troy Road
Robins
Mercy Hospital
Waterloo woman sentenced in welfare fraud case
Joyce M. Ahrenstedt was found guilty of making false statements to obtain supplemental security income payments. In Cedar Rapids she received a suspended sentence plus 18 months probation and must seek mental health counseling in Black Hawk County after a September 1979 charge. two counts were dropped in a plea bargain.
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Waterloo
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Joyce M. Ahrenstedt
Black Hawk County
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