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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1977

Page

19

Linn-Mar Board Okays Teachers Contract and Budget Steps

The Linn-Mar board approved the master agreement with teachers ratified by the LMEA and a 6.57 percent raise for transportation drivers. They discussed bus service cuts to save about 12,000 yearly and 1,000 more from Linnwood Acres. approved bids for bus chassis and bodies. and reviewed budget plans including a 4,960,448 March budget baseline and possible 4,992,142 working budget.

Linn-Mar Board of Education Linn-Mar Education Assn LMEA Glen Easterday North Marion Linnwood Acres Easterday

Plan To Reroute Students Shown to Linn-Mar Board

The Linn-Mar board heard a proposal from the Citizens School Transportation Study committee to reroute students living near Moore's mobile trailer court from Bowman Woods to Wilkins elementary to ease overcrowding. About 28 families in the Blairs Ferry Collins area would be affected, with Bowman Woods fourth graders allowed to finish there. No action was taken. an open hearing and further discussion are planned.

Moore Bowman Woods Elementary Wilkins Elementary Linn-Mar Board of Education Citizens School Transportation Study Committee Shirley Halverson 1270 Country Club Drive Bowman Woods Blairs Ferry Road Collins Road C Avenue Northview Place Moore’s Trailer Court

Marion YMCA to Open Sundays Through March

Marion YMCA announces Sunday hours from January 16 to March 6, 1 to 4 p.m. The pool will be open for families and the gym for adult basketball. Saturday activity includes non aquatic open gym and various lessons and swims.

Marion Billi Ching Marion Y

Youth Committed Following Chase on South Marion

A 15 year old Marion youth was committed to St Luke's hospital psychiat ric ward by Marion police Thursday night after a chase on the south side. The youth reportedly rammed patrol cars during the pursuit. Berry Rites Services for Myron S Berry who died Tuesday will be held Saturday at 10 am at the Murdoch chapel by Dr Wayne Shoemaker pastor of the Fort Dodge United Methodist church Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel tonight after 6.

Marion St. Luke’s Hospital

Increased Library Use At Marion Schools

Marion Independent school board notes a surge in library usage after remodeling. Reports highlight new equipment funded by Title IVB, daily Job Service updates, 148 periodicals, and interlibrary loan access with St Joseph’s materials. The board also discusses grants, staff changes, early graduation, maternity leave, and an upcoming board retreat.

Marion Independent School Board Supt Clark Stevens Richard Rice Stevens River Bend Area Education Agency Davenport Twila Berg Kathy Olsen Jeff Tenney LaWayne Zundel Diane Henderson Jennifer Schultz David Moulds Michelle Malone Bill Carr Sheryl Crambler Laurie Klein Todd Pedersen Charles Jones Vickie Cummings Lori Schlotterback Dennis Smith April Winch Kristy Dutton Marilyn Beahm Penny Vaughan Carl Greenwood Kenneth McVey Amana Holiday Inn

Senate Panel Urges Diet Overhaul to Cut Heart Risks

A UPI report notes the Senate select committee on nutrition and human needs led by Senator George McGovern calls for major dietary shifts. Goals include 55–60 percent calories from carbohydrates, fat at 30 percent, saturated fat 10 percent, cholesterol 300 mg daily, sugar 15 percent, and salt 3 grams daily with more fruits vegetables grains and less meat. It advocates public education via TV schools cafeterias and extension services to reduce heart disease bowel cancer and other nutrition related illnesses.

Washington UPI Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs George McGovern D-S.d Congress Agriculture Department

Weather Blamed for Johnson County Mishaps

Iowa City residents were involved in a string of more than 30 auto accidents over a 12 hour period blamed on a drizzle of sleet. Thomas Reed and Judith Massner suffered minor injuries in a two car crash on Dubuque street. An Iowa City woman struck two parked cars on Washington street as part of the same weather driven pattern.

Iowa City Thomas Reed Route 6 Judith Massner Reed Long Dubuque Street Massner Johnson County Washington Street Dubuque Street Iowa Highway Patrol Cedar Rapids

Barge Breaks From Towboat On Mississippi River Search Continues

The Coast Guard pursues a missing barge after it detached from the towboat Mariner on the Mississippi near Cape Girardeau. Eleven barges were loose, ten recovered. ice dam and high flows caused the incident with no injuries reported. Officials urge suspending towboat traffic 180 miles south of St. Louis as ice and low water disrupt the channel. More than 100 barges have grounded in the St. Louis to Cairo corridor over three days.

Coast Guard St. Louis R. Adm Wayne E. Caldwell Government Cairo Ill

Ice melts in New Hampshire farm pond spurs probe

State officials find no radiation in William McCarthy's 150 foot pond after ice turned to slush during a blizzard. Gov. Meldrim Thomson said readings were faulty and no foreign object was found though some officials reported an object drop. Thomas McCarthy described a hole in the ice and rapid melting before tests in Concord.

Wakefield N.H UPI William McCarthy McCarthy Meldrim Thomson Leon Parker State Adjutant General's Office Thomson Thomas Jack Stanton Radiation Control Agency Concord Energy Research and Development Administration Washington

FDA weighs allergy label for Yellow No 5 dye

The FDA may require warning labels on foods containing Yellow No 5 as a pervasive dye used in baked goods and ice cream. Sen. Gaylord Nelson cites up to 40 percent of artificially colored foods with the dye and safety concerns prompt petitions for a ban amid allergy and asthma risk.

Washington UPI Food and Drug Administration Gaylord Nelson D-Wis FDA Sherwin Gardner Nelson Sidney Wolfe Ralph Nader Health Research Group Wolfe

Minister To Read Carter's Favorite Verse

Des Moines pastor Rev. Roger Guy will cite Jimmy Carter's favorite New Testament verse for his Park Avenue Christian church service. He says the exact verse remains undisclosed, but it highlights God's nature and His approach to humanity, forms Carter’s preferred scripture, and required effort to learn.

Des Moines UPI Roger Guy Park Avenue Christian Church Guy Jimmy Carter God Carter Georgia Peanut Farmer

Olivetti chief Arri dead at 87 in Ivrea Italy

Olivetti longtime managing director Arrigo Olivetti died Thursday in Ivrea where the firm is based. He was 87. On this date in 1953 Yugoslavia’s parliament elected Premier Tito president by a 568 to 1 vote.

Ivrea Italy Arrigo Olivetti Big Olivetti Yugoslavia Tito

House panel reverses rule on bill limits in Iowa

Des Moines lawmakers debated a proposal to cap individually sponsored bills at 20. Republicans joined by two Democrats won 8 to 2 before Democrats secured a reconsideration. The issue followed broader budget and legislative rules debates in the Iowa House.

Cedar Rapids House Des Moines House Rules Committee Thurday Emil Husak Toledo Joyce Lonergan Boone Lonergan Jerry Fitzgerald Dfort Dodge Legislative Service Bureau Tom Tauke R-Dubuque Tauke

Two Arrested In Theft of Bonds and Coins

Two men from Vinton were arrested on larceny charges in a theft case involving bonds and coins valued at $464,000 from the Vinton Food Plant. James Rouse, 24, and Timothy Lynch, 26, are jailed in Benton County on $10,000 bonds each. Bonds belonged to John and Dorothy Yundt of Independence and were recovered after being found New Year’s Day at the Des Moines home of George Weeks, who was later found murdered there. Lynch worked at the Vinton plant. More details were not available.

Vinton Benton County James Rouse Timothy Lynch Benton BCI Des Moines John Dorothy Yundt Independence George Weeks

Public Hearing Notice In The Estate of Goce Mare

Formal notice announces a public hearing in Linn County Iowa dated January 12, 1977. The document names executors and parties in the estate of Goce Mare and warns interested persons to file objections or claims by a stated deadline.

Cedar Rapids Goce Mare Hareer

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