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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1981

Page

5

House Democrats push recount over Iowa District 14 dispute

Avenson led Democrats into caucus as he pressed for a recount in the 14th House District amid voting discrepancies. Dinger ally Nagle argued the Iowa Code allows a contest before certification, while Johnson awaits a certificate. Senate business paused as the House prepared to elect a temporary leadership and likely choose a speaker.

Avenson Johnson-Dinger Dinger Lynn Cutler Cutler Jim Johnson Jim Waterloo Dave Nagle Johnson Lyle Stevens LeMars James Middleswart Indianola Lowell Norland Kensett Greg Cusack Davenport Nagle Senate General Assembly Pat Harper Richard Welden Iowa Falls Stromer House

Stromer sworn in as Iowa House speaker in Des Moines

Rep Del Stromer a 14 year veteran of the Iowa House was sworn in as speaker at 12:30 PM in Des Moines He outlined 80s goals emphasizing conservation and fiscal restraint while noting expected partisan skirmishes and urging focus on duties Rep Lester Menke will serve as speaker pro tempore in his fifth term.

Des Moines del Stromer Garner Iowa House of Representatives House Stromer General Assembly Area Education Agencies Department of Transpor Tion Department of Environmental Quality Iowa Rep Lester Menke Calumet

Branstad Pushes Reapportionment and Crime Focus in Iowa

Iowa Senator Branstad outlines aims to cut federal red tape and grant states more program flexibility. He urges bipartisan reapportionment ahead of Census figures due Feb 1 and calls for action to curb violent crime while defending victims' right to reasonable force.

Ronald Reagan Branstad Lake Mills U.S Iowa State Department of Public Safety State Division of Criminal Investigation Thomas Ruxlow John Deere Co Senate Richard Ramsey R-osceola Sen Willard Hansen Cedar Falls

Outages hit two Cedar Rapids areas

Electrical outages struck Cedar Rapids areas last night with 220 customers without power after a car hit a pole at E Avenue and Edgewood Road NW. Restoration followed about ninety minutes. A blown fuse left 150 Gateway Gardens customers without electricity from 4:46 to 5:55 a.m. today. Fort Madison report notes death of Judge Thomas E. Tucker, 47, who had served Judicial District 8B since 1975.

Cedar Rapids E Avenue Edgewood Road Gateway Gardens Fort Madison UPI Thomas E. Tucker Tucker

Gas line causes kitchen fire in Iowa City home

A flexible gas line broke while a stove was being moved in a home owned by Esther Ruhland at 725 S Summit St Iowa City. Firefighters found the blaze under control about 5 45 p m Saturday with $125 damage confined to the kitchen wall behind the stove.

Iowa City Esther Ruhland S. Summit St

Kirkwood Acts on Student Loan Defaults

A state audit released by Auditor Richard Johnson’s office urges Kirkwood Community College to cut its 13.22 percent default rate on federally backed student loans. The audit covers the year ending June 30, 1979, notes 161,864 in defaults of 1.2 million in loans, and recommends better borrower contact, signed advances, repayment schedules and exit conferences. Kirkwood says it has already begun implementing steps and uses a collection agency.

Kirkwood Community College Kirkwood Richard Johnson Department of Health, Education and Welfare Johnson Norm Nielsen

Marshalltown man named head of Iowa Development Commission

Gov. Ray tapped William J. Bestmann of Marshalltown as director of the Iowa Development Commission. The Fisher Service Control vice president, 56, will focus on attracting new industry and working with existing businesses, citing Iowa’s schools and workforce. He will be paid a $40,000 salary.

DES Moines Marshalltown Robert Ray Iowa Development Commission William J. Bestmann Fisher Service Control Iowa Bestmann Fisher Iowa District Export Council Rotary Club

DEQ OKs Cedar Rapids domes and scrubbers for plant

The Iowa DEQ grants verbal approval for three dome structures and air scrubber systems at the Bertram area water pollution control plant. Wayne Murdock says final written approval will prompt EPA concurrence. Bids for a silencer device for the incinerator are under review with costs $13,000 and $33,000. installation may bring total to about $50,000.

Iowa Department of Environmental Quality Cedar Rapids Bertram Wayne Murdock Environmental Protection Agency Murdock EPA DEQ

Jesup teen killed in snowmobile accident

Warren Erpelding a 19 year old from rural Independence died in a snowmobile crash near Jesup High School. He was thrown from his vehicle after colliding with a blocking sled. Frank Brown assisted and Erpelding died on arrival at an Independence hospital. Services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at American Lutheran Church Jesup.

Jesup Warren Erpelding Independence Erpelding Jesup High School Frank Brown

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