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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1979

Page

11

Reagan Concedes Late Start Cost Iowa Delegation

Des Moines report quotes Ray Hagie saying Reagan’s late 1975 announcement left no organization for January 1976 caucuses. Ford won the Iowa delegation with strong backing, while Reagan later carried momentum but lost the nomination in Kansas City. Peter McPherson forecasts more delegates next January as Iowa proceeds to its June Cedar Rapids convention.

Des Moines Ronald Reagan Gerald Ford Reagan Iowa Ray Hagie Clarion Ford Robert Ray Hagie Kansas City Marshalltown Peter McPherson Cedar Rapids McPherson

Hearings Begin on Toxic Waste Dumps in Senate Session

Senate Resource Protection subcommittee chaired by Sen John Culver opened hearings on a 1.6 billion fund to clean up oil spills and contain hazardous waste leaks from old dumpsites. The La Bounty Chemical site on Cedar River was cited as an example of growing danger and lawmakers will consider related hazardous waste legislation.

Washington Senate Resource Protection Subcommittee John C. Culver Iowa Charles City la Bounty Cedar River Culver Culver Group Iowan Congress

Sousa program copy returns to What Cheer Opera House

What Cheer hosts a framed original 1906 Sousa concert program donated by Dwain Mueller and wife of Oskaloosa. The frame includes a front page copy with cut out lettering stating What Cheer Opera House 1906. The program lists band numbers vocal and instrumental solos and sidelights on principal numbers with photos of Sousa three soloists and two composers.

What Cheer John Phillip Sousa What Cheer Opera House Dwain Mueller Oskaloosa Opera House Sousa

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