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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1980

Page

4

All Iowa Fair livestock entries rise as shows begin

Fair manager John Emmons reports a 37 percent rise in junior livestock entrants this year. Sheep crowds expected to fill two barns and the livestock area as the Angus cattle show draws strong attendance ahead of next week’s Iowa City events. New breeds include Chianina cattle Cheviots sheep Netherland Dwarf rabbits appear, with a three day schedule to follow.

John Emmons Emmons Iowa City Denver

All Iowa Fair Schedule On Saturday Events

Saturday schedule lists rabbit judging in the Agriculture Building at 9 a.m. followed by a quarterhorse show in the horse arena. Carnival opens at noon, Fine Arts Building opens at 1 p.m., and food judging is at 1 30 p.m. Junior dairy judging and flower show kick off at 2 p.m., with sheep and dairy events continuing into the afternoon and evening. An amusement appearance by Quassars high wire at 6 30 p.m. precedes a 7 30 p.m. concert by Paul Revere and the Raiders and the Litterers Band at the Grandstand.

Quassars Paul Revere The Raiders Litterers Grandstand Quassars High Wire Act Mall Area

Jailmate: Don claims he killed town marshal

Dean Lentz testified that Edward Don admitted killing Keola Town Marshal Douglas Bell on June 11, 1976 after a traffic stop in Keota. Lentz said Don stole a car, grabbed Bell’s service revolver, fired, reloaded with Bell’s bullets, and shot again before the gun ran dry. The trial in Mahaska County continues with jurors told the sequence of events.

Oskaloosa UPI Edward Don Don Keola Douglas Bell Dean Lentz Washington County Mahaska County Bell Lentz David Fagen Fagen Keokuk County David Dutton Keota

Penick and Ford to resume corn milling to control destiny

Univar Corp plans to restart corn milling at Penick and Ford at 30 000 to 35 000 bushels per day with board approval and lender consent. The move aims to gain better cost and supply control, though construction costs and hiring remain undetermined. The Cedar Rapids plant posted earnings gains in specialty starches and will not return to corn syrup due to volatility.

Penick Ford Destiny Penick and Ford the Gazette Univar Corp Seattle Cedar Rapids Pacific Resins and Chemicals Penick and

Sigwarths lose bid for extra baggage compensation

Judy and Marie Sigwarth sought $1700 and $2000 respectively for lost luggage after a September Kennedy Airport incident on a Europe trip. Judge Siebenmann ruled United already compensated within Warsaw Convention limits totaling up to $400 per bag, under $9.08 per pound for weight, negating additional claims.

Judy Sigwarth First Ave Hiawatha Marie Sigwarth Marion Europe Kennedy New York Sigwarths Air France United Airlines Judy United Siebenmann Marie Sigworth Warsaw Convention and Civil Aeronautics Board Sigworth

Klein Tools Welcomed to Cedar Rapids for New Distribution Center

Officials welcomed Klein Tools Inc to Cedar Rapids announcing plans to move supplies into a new distribution center at 8200 Sixth St SW with operations aimed by October 1. The ceremony included ground breaking and tree planting, with remarks by Rep Tom Tauke and local leaders praising the company as a long standing civic asset.

Klein Tools, Inc Cedar Rapids Michael Klein Sheraton Inn Klein Chamber of Commerce Wayne Engle E and S Electrical Contractors, Inc Richard McBride Cliff Abildt Construction Co Sixth St Tom Tauke Iowa Tauke Donald Canney Klein Tools

Power demand near record on hot humid Friday

Power usage neared a record as heat and humidity pushed demand toward the all time high. Iowa Electric Light and Power and Central Iowa Power officials expected Friday to top the 1,040.9 megawatt peak set Aug. 7 last year as the day’s high reached 94 degrees.

Electric Company Iowa_ Electric Light and Power Co Central Iowa Power Co-Operative Ture

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