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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1980

Page

9

Task Force to Hold Des Moines Meeting on Draft Registration

The Task Force Against Conscription schedules a 7:30 p.m. town meeting at Willkie House Des Moines to discuss draft registration requirements alternatives and minority views featuring Walter Gormley a 65 year old mount vernon journalist who spent three years in a Minnesota federal prison for refusing to register during World War II. A UP I report notes another item from Dayton Ohio Edwin C Boulton a Des Moines clergyman was elected United Methodist bishop at the North Central Jurisdictional Conference after 13 ballots and is among 3 bishops chosen.

Des Moines UPI Walter Gormley Mount Vernon Minnesota Willkie House Dayton Ohio United Methodist Church Edwin C. Boulton Boulton Iowa Dubuque United Methodist Edwin Voigt Simpson College Indianola

Women hold few director posts at Iowa community colleges

In Des Moines 11.3 percent of board directors at Iowa public community colleges are women, with five colleges lacking female directors. ISEA President Ken Pfile notes progress since 1975 but says women remain underrepresented. The report shows 43.5 percent professionals and 3.2 percent blue collar employees among board members.

DES Moines Iowa Iowa State Education Association ISEA Ken Pfile Pfile

Legislature Should Cut Spending Not The Governor

Iowa lawmakers should decide on budget cuts if needed, says House Minority Leader Donald Avenson. He urges a special session before any across the board cuts, while Gov. Ray waits for tax data. the constitution gives Legislature purse strings. The attorney general's office reports $75,534 recovered in June, $404,122 this year, 859 complaints closed, 4,910 pending, with travel, mail order, autos and advertising among top issues.

Des Moines House Donald Avenson Avenson Oelwein Robert Ray General Assembly Ronald Mosher Ray Iowa

Heat wave claims third Iowa life in two-week span

Ottumwa resident Clyde Serber, 73, died after suffering a fever above 107 degrees during a heat wave. He lacked air conditioning and died Wednesday night after a Tuesday transport to a local hospital. An autopsy was planned as officials confirm two earlier heat deaths in Des Moines and Davenport. Two Eastern Iowans died in separate motorcycle crashes in Dubuque and Cedar counties, including 22-year-old Mark Vorwald.

Holy Cross Dubuque Vorwald David Anthony Bounce Wilton Cedar County Road Y-14 Bonice Ottumwa UPI Iowa Clyde Serber Serber Des Moines Davenport Cedar Iowa State Patrol Mark Vorwald

Controller blamed for near miss over Iowa City

Federal investigators flag erratic behavior by an air traffic controller as a possible cause of two near collisions above Iowa City involving a TUG-93, a TWA 727, and a Flying Tiger DC-8. A second controller replaced the first after a mental blank. other factors include navigational beam loss and radio contact issues.

Chicago UPI Iowa City Ken Patterson Great Lakes Region Federal Aviation Administration Aurora Patterson FAA TWA Omaha Neb Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Denver Los Angeles

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