1978 1 380 project hearing on right of way near Sierra drive
A public hearing on the Windsor Heights 124 unit apartments and highway widening drew about 110 residents. Concerns included trees removed to 1 380 right of way, noise along Sierra drive and Redbud, and flood risk at McCloud run. Officials promised noise barriers, co planting, and a hydraulics study while aiming to start in 1978 and finish by 1982.
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Sierra Drive
Coldstream
J Avenue
Ron Feder
Highway Commission
Windsor Heights
Peder
van Snyder
Feder
Ray Hertz
Redbed Road
Dennis Douda
Redbud Road
Snyder
William Barron
Barron Motor Supply
Glassroad NE
Juhl
Redbud
Harry Billings
Daniels Street
McCloud Run
Hiawatha
Illinois Central
Paul Heineman
The
McCloud
Cedar Lake
Helen Gillaspié
Madison Street
Waterloo
Salvation Army Transfers C R Division Heads
Salvation Army officers in charge of the two Cedar Rapids divisions will be reassigned effective July 2. Major and Mrs. Eugene Adney move to Milwaukee after five years at the corps center. Capt. and Mrs. Edward Jarvis transfer to Peoria to lead the Men’s Social Service Center and join a self supporting Salvation Army program. A dinner honoring the couples is set for next Tuesday at Bishop's.
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Salvation Army
Cadar Rapids
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Eugene Adney
Salvation Army Corps Center
Milwaukee
Edward Jarvis
Peoria
William Steadman
Bishop's
Adney
C Avenue NW
Jarvis
Graduates Earn Degrees At Colorado State and Caltech
Steven J. Ferguson of 3041 Sixth Street SW received a BS in microbiology from Colorado State University Fort Collins on June 7. William G. Staines of Cedar Rapids graduated with honors from Caltech Pasadena with a BS in engineering and applied science and will pursue a Stanford fellowship toward a PhD in materials science.
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Steven J. Ferguson
Sixth Street
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
William George Staines
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
Amber lights slated for horse drawn buggies
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa Senate approved a bill requiring flashing amber lights on all horse drawn buggies after Sen. Forrest Schwengels cited recent traffic accidents involving Amish buggies. Lights would supplement existing red signals, addressing visibility concerns at night.
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Des Moines
Senate
Forrest Schwengels
Rfairfield
Cedar Rapids Law Club elects officers at annual meeting
Frank Mitralsky was named president of the Cedar Rapids Law Club at its annual meeting. James E. Shipman was elected president elect, with Robert R. Bush as secretary and Robert D. Houghton as treasurer. In Iowa City a preliminary hearing was set for July 10 for Rod Wellington, charged with LSD delivery, and for Daniel Peprick on cocaine and amphetamines charges. In Lebanon, Conn., the colonial committee of war ordered fresher beef for Connecticut soldiers near Boston, and Gov. Trumbull informed New York that a cattle drive was en route to Crown Point and Ticonderoga.
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Frank $. Mitralsky
Beleravente
Cedar Rapids Law Club
James E. Shipman
Memorial Drive
Robert R. Bush
Robert D. Houghton
Iowa City
Johnson County
Rod Wellington
University of Iowa
Wellington
Tugaday
Daniel Peprick
Peprick
Lebanon
Conn
Colonial Committee of War
Connecticut
Boston
Trumbull
New York
Crown Point
Ticonderoga
United Press International
Czarnecki Opposes Mass Transit Funding Cutoff
Iowa City mayor Edgar Czarnecki told a senate subcommittee that capping operating funds for mass transit in cities under 50 000 is arbitrary. He urged amending the Urban Mass Transit Act of 1970 to fund operating expenses for buses in smaller cities, arguing viability should guide aid rather than population.
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Washington
Iowa City
Edgar Czarnecki
Senate Subcommittee On Mass Transit
Czarnecki
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Gazette telephone numbers for ads and offices listed
Fragmented line of telephonic contact details for newspapers including Hews sports bookkeeping and general offices. Mentions subscription dept with hours and Sunday and holiday closures. Provides ad submission times and a phone sequence 298 824 83D likely misread.
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Greatomn
RB Fom boSpm
No Advance Entry Needed For Junior Horse Show
All Iowa fair junior horse and pony shows require no advance entries. Open to boys and girls 17 and under, entries taken at the Hawkeye Downs arena. Pony show June 28, horse show July 5, judges Arland Miller and Ralph Fischer.
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Burton Butler
Hawkeye Downs
Burton
Arland Miller
Marion
Ralph Fischer
Bouton
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Law Club
Frank S. Mitvalsky
Oplant
Disslon
the Downs
Iowa
Family Living Center
First Church of the Nazarene
First Ave
W. Cedar Rapids
Hardy J. Powers
Laney
May
Assorteeters Te
Ed Wit Ok
Cedar Rovids
Center Point Road
Lindale Plaza
Merion Road
Marlon Ul
Murton Shopping Center