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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1972

Page

4

Disturbance Delays Iowa Governor's Visit to Prison

Governor Robert Ray faced unexpected complications during a Monday night visit to the men's reformatory in Anamosa. He ended up in the warden's office with prison officials and reporters, including The Gazette's Frank Nye, after a disturbance interrupted his plans to address Kirkwood College graduates on site.

Iowa Robert Ray Anamosa The Gazette Frank Nye Kirkwood College Jones County Sheriff's Office Ray Don Gulling, Jr Knoxville Gay Dahn Center

Inmates Receive Kirkwood Diplomas at Iowa Reformatory

At Anamosa state men's reformatory 83 inmates were awarded diplomas and certificates from Kirkwood Community College in a 30 minute ceremony delayed briefly by an inmate disturbance. Governor Ray spoke on new chances and systemic change while Warden Charles Haugh handled security. Supt. Selby Ballantyne presented the certificates to graduates who were present among 599 names listed for completed Kirkwood courses.

Anamosa Iowa State Men’s Reformatory Kirkwood Community College Robert Ray Gay Cahn Kirkwood B. A. Jensen Cedar Rapids Gov. Ray Charles Haugh Haugh Selby Ballantyne

Prison Hostage Uprising Subdued At Iowa Facility

Governor Ray praised Warden Haugh and Deputy Warden LaBarge as guards used force and tear gas to end a prisoners’ uprising at Kirkwood. Inmates, led by Pearson, held staff for hours while authorities negotiated then moved in to rescue officers.

Haugh Kirkwood Ray Pearson University Hospitals Iowa City

Daily Iowan Staff Named By UI Appointment

Several students at the University of Iowa were named to posts on the Daily Iowan the school’s student edited newspaper. Steve Baker of Brookfield Wis will serve as editor succeeding Tom Walsh. Appointments approved by the Student Publications Inc board. Named: Ames David Maxwell photo director Cedar Rapids Bernard Owens sports editor Coralville John Huffman publisher Iowa City Caroline Forell opinion editor Monticello David Luck chief photographer.

Iowa City University of Iowa U. of I Daily Iowan Steve Baker Brookfield Wis Iowan Board of Trustees of Student Publications, Inc Baker Tom Walsh Arlington Heights Ames David Maxwell Cedar Rapids Bernard Owens Coralville John Huffman Caroline Forell Monticello David Luck

Demands From 3rd Floor Inmates At Reformatory

Prisoners on the 3rd floor issue a note to Warden Charles Haugh listing demands for amnesty nonviolence better treatment and fair conditions. They request extended hair grooming, improved food service and guards, ending strip cells and cell screens, more yard exercise weekly talks with Gov Ray reporters and legal representation at the adjustment committee.

Men’s Reformatory Charles Haugh Haugh Peterson Gov. Ray

Two UIC biology scholarships awarded to incoming freshmen

Two incoming freshmen at Upper Iowa College receive biology departmental scholarships valued at 400 each, renewable for four years. Named awardees are Randi Neuenswander of Cedar Rapids and Martha Burda of Lansing Illinois, announced by Dr. Aldrich K. Paul president.

Fayette Upper Iowa College Aldrich K. Paul Paul Said Randi Neuenswander Dale ‘Neuenswander Cedar Rapids Martha Burda Lansing, Ill

Iowa Man Killed in One-Car Interstate 80 Crash East of Roggen

Merle Edward Hiers, 29, of West Burlington, Iowa, died in an early Tuesday one car crash on Interstate 80 about three miles east of Roggen, Colorado, according to authorities.

Roggen Colo UPI Iowa Merle Edward Hiers West Burlington

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