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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1981

Page

7

C R officials face tighter funding from Washington

Cedar Rapids officials say federal spending cuts will hit states and cities hard with less money, while progress on Cedar Rapids Ground Transportation Center funding remains uncertain. They fear mass transit subsidies may be phased out over three years, risking service reductions without higher local revenue.

Dick Hogan Washington Tom Aller Cedar Rapids Aller Floyd Bergen Don Salyer National League of Cities D.C Reagan Iowa Congress

Cedar Rapids Delegation Heads to National JA Conference

Willis Fisher of Harnischfeger Corp leads seven Cedar Rapids businessmen to the National Business Leadership Conference of Junior Achievement in Washington DC. Attending with Fisher are Robert Verhille Scott Olson G R Johnson Ted Welch Gary Collins and Bruce McGrath along with JA student Kathy Murray and JA executive director Paul Pate. The 1981 Hall of Fame laureates include Donald T. Regan Dr Edwin H Land James Wilson Rouse Pierre du Pont Andrew W Mellon Owen D Young and Dr Willis H Carrier. Miriam Makeba is 49.

Willis Fisher Harnischfeger Corp Washington, D.C Business Government Labor Fisher Robert W. Verhille Scott Olson G.R. Johnson Ted Welch Gary Collins Bruce McGrath Kathy Murray Paul Pate Business Hall of Fame Donald T. Regan Merrill Lynch and Co U.S General Electric Radio Corporation of America Willis H. Carrier

Amicable settlement eyed in Cedar Rapids cleanup dispute

The Cedar Rapids city and Frank and Lillian Cach move toward a settlement over cleaning 915 Second St. SE. The council may hire Cach’s contractor or accept a third party if a commitment is made. 45 days to finish the work. In West Liberty, Jim Graves wins an unexpired City Council term triggered by Milly Gregg’s resignation.

Cedar Rapids Frank Lillian Cach Second St Cach Everett Staskal Staskal David McGuire Lawrence Booth Booth Tree Service Lawrence Randall West Liberty Jim Graves Graves Milly Gregg

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