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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1977
Page
17
Frostbite and cold exposure pose real risks on very cold days. Grant Wood area Red Cross official George Chitty urges limiting outdoor time, staying active, avoiding alcohol, and seeking medical help promptly. Signs include pale skin, numbness, and confusion. treat by warming gradually and removing wet clothing.
Linn-Mar officials report Iowa Tests of Basic Skills and Iowa Tests of Educational Development results for grades 3-12 show district scores near expected levels with concerns in language and math. Wilkins Elementary outpaced Bowman Woods and Indian Creek, while high transfer rates at Bowman Woods affect performance.
Marion police arrested John B. Ryan 29 of 315 Third Avenue for drunk driving at 1 45 am Friday. he was picked up in the 300 block of Fifth Avenue. Maud Robison thanks Rebec ca Lodge Past Noble Grands Association relatives and friends for cards calls gifts and flowers while in the hospital. Claes Oldenburg is 48 years old.
The Linn County Board considers several resolutions including 1976-12248 12249 and 12250 to designate facilities and approve bids for repairs. They hear reports ending September and receive a sealed bid for repairs with one bid from Jonn M Plumbing and Heating Rapids.
Vice President Mondale took a shopping break at Liberty's on Regent Street buying two ties a scarf for his wife and a scarf for himself paying about ten dollars each. He spoke with Harold Weblin the store's managing director as reporters pressed around him before heading to Paris for talks with OECD officials and French President Giscard d Estaing on economic issues and the Middle East. Mondale then planned a Tokyo finale to a 10 day tour following discussions with British Prime Minister Callaghan on economic policy and Rhodesia.
Federal agents probe blasts at the Pyrodex Corp facility near Seattle that killed three workers and left a missing man and two injuries. Debris scattered over a quarter mile, trees toppled, a mushroom cloud observed as ATF and police investigate hazardous scene.
Marion Independent school board reviews a tentative budget totaling 2 025 280 with a new site levy to buy land near buildings and a tort liability fund for insurance. Hearings set for Feb 10. band trip funds short by 300. council and boards to meet Feb 8 on a proposed recreation center.
Marion City Manager Lawrence Asaro urged residents to keep sidewalks clear within 12 hours after a snowstorm to ensure safe pedestrian passage. High winds hindered street clearance and caused drifting while police reported light overnight traffic. Garbage collection was disrupted by cold, with Friday service planned over the weekend if weather allows.
The Cedar Rapids City Council will hold a public hearing to consider adopting an amended electrical code based on the 1975 National Electrical Code edition. The notice names Lois M as clerk and lists publication dates and official actions taken by the council.
Public auction to be held in front of the county courthouse steps in Linn County at 10:00 A.M. on the specified date. Vehicle described as a Datsun pickup with 5703 bearing, listed as unclaimed and to be sold to satisfy the debt. attendance requested for potential bidders and interested parties. Attorney Adam Krevter represents the case.
The County Board met to review options for head wage policies and potential changes. Chairman Gin Ginsberg announced the discussion would proceed with county supervisors and the Home Association, with an adjournment planned after checking on time.
Officials held a session focusing on adult corrections and tour details. Members discussed mock drills and facility accommodations while two committee members were on duty during the meeting to oversee activities at the center.
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