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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1980
Page
5
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson tugs at his chin during a pre speech news conference at Iowa State University in Ames. He heads Push for Jobs and spoke to students about using their votes in upcoming elections.
A Warren County Magistrate Court jury found Norman Moorhead and Linda Moorhead guilty of violating Iowa compulsory education laws by withdrawing their four children from Southeast Warren schools. Sentencing set for Jan. 25. the couple plans an appeal.
Gov Robert Ray's office announced Sharon Grossman a Clinton nurse will join Dr William Rosenfeld on the Iowa SHARES medical team bound for refugee camps near the Cambodian border in Thailand. She departs next week from Mount Alverno facility.
President Carter announced 3.7 million dollars in federal funds will be released for the Dubuque Interstate Bridge project. Wisconsin officials had halted bidding at the request of the U S Transportation Department pending authorization of bridge replacement funds. The new span will reduce costs for Iowa and Wisconsin by using a discretionary fund instead of standard highway aid.
Dennis Jerome Witt Jr. 29 of Council Bluffs died when his car crossed into a guardrail on icy Interstate 29 while returning from bowling. Authorities said loss of control caused the one car accident.
Farm Fuel Products Corp of Fostoria announces a 3.5 million dollar ethanol plant in Storm Lake. The facility will produce 2.3 million gallons of ethanol annually and reprocess up to 1.2 million gallons of farm grade alcohol. Construction starts March 1 with operations to begin by late summer after Farmers Home Administration approval.
Rep. Tom Tauke lauded President Carter's approval of the northern tier pipeline, calling it a needed energy move while noting it follows two developments hindering the project in Iowa. He highlighted an Interior Department decision that environmental review is required and endorsed William Brothers Pipeline as a viable alternative within an existing corridor to reduce agricultural and environmental disruption.
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