Paperwork crunch faces Iowa and Nebraska task forces
Iowa and Nebraska lawmakers confront heavy bureaucratic burden as federal and state panels seek to cut back on forms and reporting. Officials urge top-level backing, standardization, and clear action to avoid more studies that fail to reduce paperwork.
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Robert Benton
Iowa
President Carter
Commission On Federal
Benton
Federal Commission
U.S. Senate
Nebraska
Robert Ray
Cloyd Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Robinson
Commission On Federal Paperwork
Commission
Iowa Commission On Civil Rights
Hoffman
Cedar Rapids police report 223 arrests and traffic citations
Cedar Rapids Police records show last week 223 people received traffic citations or were arrested on various charges. Speeding led with 133 motorists, theft charges totaled 14, with other arrests including assault burglary resisting an officer and seven drunk-driving cases. Additional offenses covered vehicle and safety violations.
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Cedar Rapids
Man Nabbed After Chase in Hy-Vee Theft Case
Steven Leon Tobin, 20, of 1604 14th Ave SE, arrested about noon Sunday after a chase from Mount Vernon Road SE to 15th Avenue SE. He faces six charges including interference with official acts speeding eluding theft in the second degree and assault while participating in a felony. Theft and assault stem from a Jan 16 incident at Hy-Vee 1843 Johnson Ave NW. He is held on 450 total bond on three charges. no bond set for theft and assault.
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Steven Leon Tobin
14Th Ave
Mount Vernon Road
15Th Avenue
Tobin
Hy-Vee
Johnson Ave. NW
CPR Classes Begin February Schedule at Red Cross
The Grant Wood Area Chapter of the American Red Cross outlines CPR classes at the Red Cross office 3601 42nd St. NE. Evening sessions run Feb 1 2 3 Feb 21 22 23 and Feb 28 March 1 2 from 7 to 10 p.m. Daytime sessions Feb 6 7 and Feb 21 22 from 9 30 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Call 393-3500 to register.
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Grant Wood Area
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
42Nd St. NE
We Cross
Coe College Announces Spring Evening Courses
Coe College begins its spring term with 13 evening courses starting next Monday. Each course earns one credit and runs to May 18, with tuition 195 dollars for credit and 97.50 for audit. Registration is via the Registrar's Office at 398-1542. classes start at 7 p.m. The lineup includes biology literature, accounting, economics, writing, history, statistics, philosophy, and liberal arts among others.
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Coe College
Coe
Officers named by Gazette 25 year club
David Baer was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Gazette 25 Year Club at the Elmcrest Country Club dinner. George Zipperer became vice president and Charles Moel was chosen entertainment chairman. Leo R. Sears was re elected secretary treasurer with over 100 attendees. William Hemmer, a charter member, attended as the club, organized 28 years ago, counts 70 members, 38 retired.
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David Baer
Cedar Rapids
Free tax help for elderly by three area groups
Three agencies Council on Aging HACAP and Heritage Agency on Aging offer free tax preparation for the elderly filing property tax rental reimbursement and income tax forms. Appointments available. hours vary by site and some home visits possible. Call Cedar Rapids 398-5559 or toll free 1 800 332 5934 or HACAP centers for details.
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Council On Aging
Hawkeye Area
36Th St. Drive
Town and Country Shopping Center
Heritage Agency
Seven County
Cedar Rapids
HACAP
Urban Center
Chain Lake
Toddville
Central City
Mount Vernon
Hearing Unit Elects King Curtis King Cedar Rapids
King Curtis King, at 1206 Ninth St NW, was chosen president of the Cedar Rapids Hearing Society at a Sunday meeting in the Security Savings and Loan Marion. Other officers named for a one year term include Ann Bukacek first vice president Ruth Frazier second vice president Darlene Pruett secretary and Pauline Bowers treasurer.
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Curtis King
Ninth St
The
Cedar Rapids Hearing Society
Security Savings and Loan
Marion
Ann Bukacek
Ruth Frazier
Darlene Pruett
Pauline Bowers
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Spriestersbach
Farrell
Department of Labor
Office of Civil Rights
HEW
Office of Management and Budget
Mary Collins
the Gazette
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
Iowa Board of Regents
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Gazette Business Office
U.S. Department of Labor
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Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp
PBGC
ERISA
OSHA
IRS
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Pat O’connor
Gazette
Job Service of Iowa
Job Insurance of Iowa
David Brasher
National Federation of Independent Business
Iowa Paperwork Task Force
Beverly Anderson
Cherokee County
Rockwell-Collins
Edo'poo
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Tripoli
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Zenith
2Nd Avenue S.W
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Weeeae Country Stores
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