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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1977

Page

2

Boyd Reports Serious Space Needs at Iowa Campus Expansion

University of Iowa President Willard Boyd indicated the Oakdale campus may be expanded to meet serious space and facility needs for programs now on the east side. He cited shortages in engineering liberal arts and education and noted opposition to Oakdale. He outlined moves for chemical and materials engineering and needs of the Institute of Hydraulic Research amid limited space on the west bank.

Iowa City University of Iowa Willard Boyd Oakdale Boyd Iowa Memorial Union Engineering Liberal Arts Wsui-Ksui College of Education Lindquist I Lindquist II Pentacrest Institute of Urban and Regional Research Health Service Research Center University House Oakdale Hospital

Judge Denies Man's Release Request Over Coerced Plea

Federal Judge Edward J. McManus denied a prison inmate's bid for release arguing his Linn county forged instrument plea was coerced by threats of added charges. Michael G. Moore, serving 10 years at Fort Madison, claimed lack of proper counsel and innocence. The court found the plea intelligent, voluntary, and supported by competent counsel, with ample evidence of accuracy.

Edward J. McManus Michael G. Moore Fort Madison Linn County Moore Federal District Court McManus

Rites Set Wednesday For Crash Victim 8

Funeral services for Trixy French 8 daughter of Dean and Mrs French rural Fairbank will be held Wednesday at 11 in Dunkerton United Methodist church. Burial will be Elkader cemetery. Witt's Elkader in charge. Remainder: not permitted.

Fairbank Dunkerton Trixy French Dean French Elkader Dunkerton United Methodist Church Elkader Cemetery Witt’s Iowa City Ralph Wildman Johnson County Ruby Oliphant First United Methodist Church Elks, Eagles and Moose Lodges Innkeepers Assn. of America Richard Indian Hills Calif John Supple Cardiff Dwight Olinger Toddville Wayne Peak Muscatine Earl LeRoy Morse Florence Abbott Cedar Rapids George L. Gay

Findings Inconclusive In C R School Illness Probe

Laboratory findings remain inconclusive regarding the Bowman Woods elementary illness outbreak. Officials reported the illness is not likely influenza as initial results show no bacterial agent. further studies will take at least two weeks.

C.R Bowman Woods Ruth Stark Linn- Mar Russell Cour Rier Division of Iown Department of Health Stark

Cedar Rapids Briefs and Local Notices

TV lectures on transcendental meditation Sunday at noon and 7 30 p.m. at Doctor's Court Cedar Rapids. Rent services and other classifieds include carpet cleaning and rental ads. Promoted and dean's list notices from regional colleges appear alongside club events and dining options. ON THIS DATE in 1949 the first elections were held in the new state of Israel.

Doctor’s Court First Avenue SE Israel

Gazette Co daily newspaper details Cedar Rapids edition

Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates by carrier and mail listed with weekly and yearly totals. no Mall Subscriptions accepted in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

the Gazette Co Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa Associated Press

Anti-Diagonal Forces Renew Legislative Battle

Thirteen Iowa House members led by Rep Russell Wyckoff proposed a bill to require legislative approval for any diagonal controlled access highway extending more than five miles at a 45 degree or shallower angle. The measure targets routes like the planned Cedar Rapids to Waterloo Interstate 380 and would affect farms and farmlands. Co sponsors include Reps Kenneth Miller Emil Husak B Joseph Rinas Donald Avenson and Senior Tofte with Gazette area backing. Wyckoff and Miller previously pushed an anti diagonal law in 1976 but failed.

Des Moines House Gazette Cedar Rapids Waterloo Russell Wyckoff Winton Gazette Area Kenneth Miller Independence Emil Husak Toledo B. Joseph Rinas Marion Donald Avenson Oelwein Senior Tofte Decorah Wyckoff Miller

Man Arrested in Car Damage Case on Center Point Road

David A. Gladwin, 19, of 4900 Center Point Road NE, was arrested Monday and charged with two counts of malicious injury to a motor vehicle. He allegedly broke windows of vehicles owned by John Willman of Hiawatha and Dion O’Loughlin of Marion, in the 500 block of Center Point Road NE.

David A. Gladwin Center Point Road Gladwin John Willman Hia

Police Get Go-Ahead on Driving Range-For Cars

Cedar Rapids police win council approval to build a driving range for car training. Officials expect funding under the highway safety act, with up to 55,000 dollars needed for a range near the pistol facility. Mayor Canney urged pursuing full funding if possible.

Gareth Clift Police Academy Don Canney

Ondler Charged With Drunk Driving in SE Minneapolis

Phyllis J. Ondler, 24, of 1946 Grande avenue SE, was charged with drunk driving at 12:4 a.m. Tuesday in the 2700 block of First avenue SE.

Phyllis J. Ondler Grande Avenue SE First Avenue SE

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