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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1979

Page

5

Iowa considers emergency increase in truck weights for diesel relief

Iowa IDOT officials told Cedar Rapids commissioners fuel shortages will limit diesel this summer. A 60 day emergency move to raise weights to 80000 pounds was tentatively favored to save about 1.7 million gallons, with a public hearing planned in Ames and a formal vote next week.

Iowa Department of Transportation Commission Cedar Rapids Ian MacGillivray IDOT Iowa Robert Ray Robert Goodwin Goodwin Raymond Kassel MacGillivray Kassel Ames Don Phipps Iowa Independent Truckers Phipps Charles Ingersoll Iowa Motor Truck Association Ingersoll Dick Myers Hawks Interstate 80 Coralville OPEC

Coe College awards sculpture commission to Kirsten McClintock

Milwaukee artist Kirsten McClintock receives a 10000 dollar Coe College sculpture commission. The 11 by 15 foot white Colorado Yule marble piece will sit between Peterson Marquis and Stuart halls, using blue green and black Tennessee marbles. It should be installed before October 19, the board meeting and Homecoming Weekend.

Kirsten McClintock Milwaukee Coe College Coe Leo Nussbaum Peterson, Marquis Stuart Tennessee McClintock College

Pole with handicapped sign found in Marion field puzzle to investigators

Donald Patschke found a seven foot metal pole with a handicapped parking sign stuck in his hard farm ground near Marion. He doubts prank or aircraft origin, suggesting a tornado, while Linn County officials call it a mystery and investigate possible human involvement.

Donald Patschke Marion Patschke Patschkes 31St Street Taube Park Iowa Linn County Civil Defense Ramrod Bill Bjorenson

Marion area briefs reveal real estate move and fires

A Marion update notes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson sold their home at 2815 24th Ave to Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Askam and plan to move to Washington with the sale handled by ERA Kensinger and Schlotterback Realtors. A car fire occurred at 12th Street and Fifth Avenue after an 8:08 p.m. call. Also mentions a pierced Earring Clinic by a licensed nurse and a Saturday jewelry ad. On this date in 1917 King Constantine I abdicated in favor of Alexander.

Robert Patterson 24Th Ave Keith D. Askam Wausau Wis Pattersons Washington Era-Kensinger Associates Schlotterback Realtors Ray Constantine I Greece Alexander

Stoner targets Culver in Iowa Senate bid

Republican Tom Stoner launches a campaign focused on Senator John Culver with a series of Iowa neighborhood meetings after filing for the GOP nomination. He cites strong party support, emphasizes a personal, one to one approach, and notes Grassley has not announced. An Iowa note recalls Rhodesia casualties on this date in 1978.

Tom Stoner John Culver Iowa Culver Stoner Des Moines Cedar Rapids Joseph Todd First St Senate Charles Grassley Chuck Grassley the Gazette Todd Congressman Grassley Chuck Grassley Reagan Ford Stoner-Grassley U.S. Senate

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