Iowa coal plea seeks relaxed air rules to fuel plants
Iowa coal representatives urged the Air Quality Commission to relax sulfur rules and delay odor standards, arguing current limits curb use of locally mined coal. DEQ officials warned EPA policy and funding constraints. odor complaints, including hog confinement odors near Baldwin, prompted delays.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Coal Companies
State Air Quality Commission
Commission
State Department of Environmental Quality
DEQ
Larry Crane
Crane
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Charles Miller
Glenn Myatt
Baldwin
Myatt
Myatts
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Salvation Army center seeks help after tool theft
Thieves stole more than 3000 dollars worth of auto repair tools from the Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center at 2920 First Ave NE. Captain Edwin Seger urged donations to replace equipment used for truck maintenance and pickup service, asking people to call 365 1491. Police report two black men in their early 20s robbed a Sinclair station at 500 Third St SE of cash, fleeing on foot. Ronnie F. Taggart, 32, remained in Linn County Jail on 1000 dollar bond after allegedly spitting at a bartender. charges include assault and public intoxication. Ivor Stanley of Cedar Rapids was re-elected chairman of Iowans for Right To Work, defending Iowa’s Right To Work law.
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Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center
Edwin Seger
First Ave
Seger
Sinclair
Third St
Ronnie F. Taggart
Mount Vernon Road
Linn County
Czech Inn
16Th Ave
Taggart
Ivor Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Iowans For
Iowa
Four Charged With Drunk Driving In Linn County
Four people were arrested and charged with drunken driving in Linn County late Thursday into today. Charles G. Jordan twenty six of 184 Carter St NW faced counts of operating under the influence and additional charges for striking a parked car and speeding. Michael S Bailey twenty one of 1505 Keith Drive NE was charged with speeding. Larry E Mitchell twenty three of 804 Fourth St SW was arrested at 16th Ave and Sixth St SW. Lynn C Mead twenty two of 513 33rd St NE was charged with disobeying a traffic signal and driving on the wrong side of the road.
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Linn County
Charles G. Jordan
Carter St
E Avenue NW
Michael S. Bailey
Keith Drive
H Avenue NE
Larry E. Mitchell
Fourth St
16Th Avenue
Sixth Street
Lynn C. Mead
33Rd St
First Avenue
Trachtas awarded 25000 by Linn County jury in leasehold case
Marvin F. and Karen P. Trachta were awarded 25000 by a Linn District Court jury after a suit challenging a 125000 condemnation award for the Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport leasehold on 55 acres. The lease expired March 1, 1982 and related suits claim illegal condemnation. Jurors from Cedar Rapids Central City and Coggon served. Also noted is Danny Kaye born in 1913.
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Marvin F
Karen P. Trachta
Linn District Court
Trachtas
Cedar Rapids
Clinton Shaeffer
Judith A. Landt
Coletta F. Boeding
Ronald V. Leaven
Peggy R. Cason
Martha J. Sovers
Janette E. Deetz
Cynthia J. Fischer
Grace E. Meyer
Francis M. Baumgartner
Eileen C. Anderson
Donald G. Plower
Central City
Harold R. Wittenburg
Coggon
Cedar Rapids Mayor Warns of Homeowner Tax Hit from House Bill
Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Canney and Auditor Robert McMahan criticized an Iowa House plan to roll back commercial property values and cap future increases. They warned homeowners would bear higher property taxes unless state aid offsets the burden. officials noted existing assessment at about 64 percent of true value and questioned 100 percent value versus rate changes.
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Cedar Rapids
Donald Canney
Iowa House
Robert McMahan
Canney
House
Senate
Cedar Rapids Public Library designs shown to board
Architects presented two early concepts for a new Cedar Rapids Public Library a two story rectangle and a three story triangle. They discussed site choice near Fifth and Sixth avenues SE and First and Second streets and connections to the Ground Transportation Center and mall via a skywalk.
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Cedar Rapids
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
First
Second Streets
Ground Transportation Center
Healey
Eighth Avenue
Cedar River
Surgeon Dr Barnaard Offers Self for Kidnapped Ambassador
Quote attributed to Dr. Christian Barnaard, surgeon of the first heart transplant, saying he is not afraid and would trade himself for South African Ambassador Archibald Dunn, held by left-wing guerrillas in El Salvador.
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el Salvador
Christian Barnaard
Archibald Dunn
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John Beary
Iowa Coal Sales Corp
Hawkeye
Burlington Street
Iowa City
C.R
Stanley
Political Adverti
John
Connally
Danny Kaye
Dick Hogan
Robert Rohlf
Minneapolis
Library Board
Tom Carney
Carney
Rohlf
Stouffer’s
Five Seasons
Wisconsin Room
President
Federal Election Commission
Hao
Northwestern Bell
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