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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1981
Page
2
Vehicle owners are reminded to register all autos before February 1 to avoid penalties. Provide name, address, and all license numbers. Consult 1981 renewal fee details listed on reminder cards and current registration certificates for passenger cars.
Linn County Treasurer James M. Hennessey notes that individuals storing vehicles must surrender both license plates and registration certificate before February 1, 1981. Renewal of personalized or ham radio operator plates requires an extra five dollars each to retain the plates by the same deadline.
The county treasurer outlines mail renewal steps for 1981 motor vehicle registrations in Linn County. Include plate or registration certificate number, owner name and current address. Validation stickers issued for all vehicles except motorcycles and mopeds which get new plates. Postage is 25 cents per vehicle. motorcycles and mopeds cost 1.00. If moving from another county, records must be transferred by the previous county treasurer before renewal. Applications available at banks, credit unions, and the Motor Vehicle Department at the Linn County Administrative Office Building.
Farmers face slow visits at showrooms but dealers push promotions. Harvester offers rebates and interest-free plans to spur purchases while Case and John Deere introduce incentives including interest waivers and free items. Case reports low inventory yet optimistic sales. Deere reports solid December. Massey Ferguson runs near full incentive through June.
A witty riff mocks economic indexes and the cost of medical bills. The writer jokes that even simple savings can backfire with high chiropractor fees and argues that no fault divorce exposes both spouses’ errors.
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