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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1980

Page

7

Mondale reveals shah invitation to come to United States

Vice President Walter Mondale said the shah was invited to the United States when he left Iran but refused. Mondale made the remark at Thomas Jefferson High School in Council Bluffs during a western Iowa campaign stop. He noted Americans must decide who may come to the United States and commented on the Iran hostage crisis context.

Council Bluffs UPI Walter Mondale Iran United States Mondale Thomas Jefferson High School Iowa Mideast Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Boston Globe Carter Bill Romine Tim Kraft

Cedar Rapids couple sue neighbors over nuisance at home

Gregory J. and Lindalee J. Anderson sue John and Jolene Snyder in Linn District Court under the nuisance statute alleging neighbors and guests urinate on their back doors and windows. They cite spray painting, loud horns, and duck calls disturbing their home life amid a stressed pregnancy. injunction sought with hearing set for February 8. ON THIS DATE in 1978, Middle East peace talks opened in Jerusalem.

Cedar Rapids Gregory J Lindalee J. Anderson Hamilton St. SW Linn District Court John and Jolene Snyder Anderson Snyder Middle East Jerusalem Israel Egypt United States

Cedar Rapids teachers approve 1980 81 contract with 10.9 percent rise

The Cedar Rapids Education Association ratified the proposed contract by 96 percent, setting a base salary of 12 100 for 1980 81, a 10 percent increase over the current 11 000. The Board of Education must approve it at a 4 30 p m Friday meeting at the Educational Service Center. About 90 percent of 1 284 non administrative professionals participated.

Cedar Rapids Community School District Cedar Rapids Education Association Board of Education Educational Service Center The Education Association

Six charged with drunk driving in Linn County arrests

Six people were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County late Wednesday and early today. Norris T. Brashear 35 of 5405 Vermont St SW faced additional charges of failing to maintain control. Dale R. Cress 27 of Route 1 Center Point was also cited for an equipment violation. James M. Carrithers 32 of 344 19th St SE, Steven D. Shifflet 23 of 627 32nd St SE, Richard L. Sherman 44 of 1430 B Ave NE, and Carl D. Harris 48 of Chicago were arrested at various locations with charges ranging from speeding to license suspension and weapon carrying. President Carter appealed to Iran's Khomeini in 1979.

Linn County Norris T. Brashear Vermont St J Street Dale R. Cress Route 1 Center Point Alice James M. Carrithers 19Th St East Post Road Steven D. Shifflet 32Nd St Richard L. Sherman B Ave 10Th Avenue Carl D. Harris Chicago Edgewood Road Ellis Boulevard NW

Five charges filed against Charles R. Tate in Linn County

Charles R. Tate. 19, of 1004 Seventh St. SE, faces three counts of assault one for carrying weapons and one for public intoxication after a Wednesday arrest following an alleged car dispute with Terese Beets. He allegedly struck Beets and threatened Paul Beets with a machete. He spat at an officer and tried to set his shirt on fire while in custody.

Charles R. Tate Seventh St. SE Tate Linn County Terese Beets Sixth Ave Mount Vernon Road 19Th Street Beets Paul Beets

ICC marks 880 miles of Iowa track for abandonment

The Interstate Commerce Commission proposed abandoning 18 track sections totaling 880 miles to aid Milwaukee Road’s restructuring. The plan targets branch lines in Iowa with Judge Thomas McMillen expected to rule next month. Further recommendations for 2,500 miles west from Miles City are due Jan 31.

Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission Milwaukee Road ICC U.S. District Court Thomas R. McMillen Miles City Mont

Federer elected president of Marion Toastmasters Club 3250

Jim Federer, 3825 Northwood Drive NE, elected president of Marion Toastmasters Club 3250 which meets Tuesdays at noon at the Rockwell Collins plant. George Bushlack named educational vice president and Dan Weimer administration vice president. Bill Geers elected secretary treasurer and Harold Cramer sergeant at arms.

Jim Federer Northwood Drive Marion Toastmasters Club Rockwell-Collins Educational George Bushlack Dan Weimer Bill Geers Harold Cramer

Cedar Rapids Launches Senior and Handicapped Bus Dial Service

The Cedar Rapids transit system introduces a dial service for senior citizens and handicapped riders to arrange transportation. City officials say the program will provide door to door access and improve mobility for residents with limited public transit options.

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