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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1978

Page

10

Iowa Prisons Less Crowded but Risk of Disturbance Lingers

Iowa prison officials say riots like those in Illinois and Georgia could occur in Iowa but overcrowding is not as severe. At Anamosa, capacity is 670 with mostly young first offenders, and Fort Madison houses about 890 of just over 1,000 capacity. Officials cite limited air conditioning and needs in jobs, services, and counseling as risk factors, while noting reforms to 100-man units aim to improve custody and rehabilitation.

Illinois Georgia Iowa Hawkeye Anamosa Iowa State Penitentiary Fort Madison Pontiac State Correctional Center Georgia State Prison Calvin Auger Auger Harry Woods Division of Woods

Iowans Vote on Ecological Issues in Congress

A Congressional Quarterly summary shows Iowa lawmakers' votes the week ending July 21 on coal slurry pipelines, Clinch River breeder reactor, and the Endangered Species Act. Major roll calls include 161 to 246 against slurry pipelines and 157 to 238 against the reactor compromise, with 22 to 76 on weakening ESA.

Congressional Quarterly House U.S Smith Bedell Blouin Grassley Harkin Leach Clinch River Carter Department of Energy Research and Development Tal United States Senate

Pioneer trails set for Iowa National Trails System

The U S Senate passed a bill creating a National Historical Trails category. It adds the Lewis and Clark Trail in western Iowa and the Mormon Trail in southern Iowa to the National Trails System. A House agreement is needed before final enactment.

Washington U.S. Senate Iowa John Culver Culver House of Representatives House Senate

Tattooed Egyptian Princess Revealed By Scan

The preserved body of an Egyptian princess from 2000 B C shows tattoos. Experts note ancient ink marks survived millennia, while modern tattooing faces sterilization concerns and legal restrictions in parts of the United States per National Geographic.

B.C United States National Geographic

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