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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1978

Page

12

Earthworms Gain Popularity in Iowa Eco Effort

Iowa worm grower John Nebel of Sioux City promotes earthworms beyond fishing. He aspires to use worms to address ecological problems, arguing they are versatile and undervalued as a practical, all around creature. Nebel distributes for an Oregon worm firm and notes similarities to animal stock.

Des Moines UPI Iowa John Nebel Sioux City Nebel Oregon

Worm farming profits and practices rise with home raised worms

Nebel notes earthworms live 10 to 15 years and have many uses beyond fishing bait. They help break down sewer sludge, become fertilizer, and may support animal feed cosmetics and indoor farming. Harvesting is monthly and relies on controlled temperature moisture and acidity.

Nebel

Small Announces Candidacy for Iowa State Senate 37th District

Iowa City businessman and eight term state representative Arthur Small announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to the 37th district state senate covering most of Johnson County. He announced a day before rival William Hargrave who also seeks the seat, currently held by Minnette Doderer who has announced a run for lieutenant governor.

Des Moines Arthur Small Iowa City Iowa House of Representatives Johnson County Small University of Iowa William Hargrave Hargrave Minnette Doderer

Second Clinton County homicide in two weeks

Iowa investigators from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Clinton County searched for clues after the second local homicide in two weeks. Charlene Seas trand, 50, of rural DeWitt, was found shot dead in a farmhouse bedroom. Sheriff Captain James Kearns said the death was a gunshot homicide.

Clinton Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation Clinton County Charlene E. Seastrand DeWitt Here James Kearns Sheriff's Department George York

Iowa Bills Digest and Local Homicide Report

Des Moines AP notes a homicide probe after the death of Mrs. Seastrand with autopsy pending and a lab crew joining officials. The piece lists Iowa House and Senate bills HF2038 to HF2086 touching taxes, education, civil rights, and governance, with various sponsors and scope.

Health officials to oppose Laetrile bill in Iowa

The Iowa Board of Health unanimously opposed Rep. Craig Walter’s Laetrile bill to authorize manufacture sale and use of the substance in Iowa. Health officials warn of cancer quackery and cyanide poisoning risks while noting high costs and limited evidence. The debate highlights political and public safety concerns over a controversial cancer remedy.

Des Moines State Board of Health Iowa Craig Walter Council Bluffs Walter Department of Health Norman L. Pawlewski Mexico Europe Paul Seebohm Pawlewski Illinois

Evening TV Listings Snapshot

TV guide fragment lists programs by channel and time across hours 6 to 2. Includes shows like News, Hee Haw, Muppets, Donny & Marie, Rockford Files, ABC Movie You Cant Steal Love, Henry Kissinger, Dr. Who, Baretta, Midnight Special, and Ironside among others.

Ray State vows to fund abortions for poor women

Des Moines Gov Robert Ray says the state must pay for elective abortions for poor women as long as the Supreme Court permits, surpassing recent federal guidelines to secure aid. About $300,000 is budgeted for Medi caid abortions while a court blocked earlier attempts to stop state coverage. The issue may come up in the Iowa Legislature. Ray also updates on pension benefits, fund transfers, and truck weight limits.

Iowa Senate State Appeal Board Department of Revenue Des Moines Robert Ray U.S. Supreme Court Congress Ray Iowa Department of Social Services

Williamsburg Council Approves Water and Sewer Rate Hike

Williamsburg city council held a special session and voted to raise water rates from 1.60 to 2.40 per 1 000 gallons and increase sewer charges by 50 cents monthly. New rates take effect March 1 or April 1.

Williamsburg

Rabies Shots Ordered After Cat Bite in Colesburg Area

Four Delaware County residents face anti rabies treatment after a rabid farm cat bit Bill Olsen, his wife, and friend Frayleen Wilkus near New Vienna. Colesburg Marshal Lee Bush was bitten aiding capture. the animal was destroyed and sent to Iowa City where it tested rabid.

Colesburg Delaware County Bill Olsen Frayleen Wilkus Edgewood Olsen New Vienna Lee Bush Iowa City

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