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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
4
Iowa bill would ban Sunday sales of 66 items including meat and vegetables while allowing dairy bakery goods farm produce and some items. Opponents call for broader closing. supporters cite economic and social reasons and small mom and pop stores.
DES MOINES Iowa may not pass a measure to ban billboards from interstates unless more interest appears Sen Martin Wiley Cedar Rapids chairman of the highways committee said the bill cannot be budgeted out of committee There is lack of support even with a new formula offering 90 percent federal funding plus an estimated $2 million bonus
The Lowden high school music department will present a concert and a three act operetta Friday night in the high school gym.
Old 40th Senate district now combines Allamakee Fayette and Winneshiek for the 1963 session under the Shaff plan. Winneeshiek and Fayette form the new 41st in 1965 while Allamakee joins Clayton for the 40th. Sen. George L. Scott of West Union leads the old 40th in 1963 with Rep. Hillman Sersland Rep. Maurice Baringer and Rep. Walter Hagen.
Rep. Dewey Goode announces a bill to repeal the old Iowa minimum teacher salaries of 70 and 90 dollars, arguing districts now pay higher wages and the outdated code misleads national salary lists. The 1930s law set the floor and has persisted despite higher local pay.
Disappointed MONG members who wished to wear blazers with the Great Seal of Iowa were told by the attorney general that the seal is reserved for the governor's office and cannot be used commercially or for advertising purposes.
Iowa City announces a SUI public administration graduate will start a full time internship in city management under City Manager Carsten Leikvold on June 1. Laughlin previously worked part time on personnel records and policies in the manager's office. Gentry, a law student, also works part time to review city ordinances back to 1950 for codification with Bartley Bartley and Diehl.
Rep Hagen, 47, a farmer, serves his second term in the House fish and game committee and sits on agriculture conservation public health and pharmacy roads and highways safety and law enforcement schools libraries state educational institutions. He represents Allamakee County.
The Toledo Squares host their second annual spring festival Sunday in the Community building. Dancing runs 8 to 11 p.m. with 24 callers on the program. All square dancers are welcome.
Des Moines reports Sen. Vern Lisle questions extending semi trailer length from 50 to 60 feet until interstate highways are completed. He cites safety concerns and seeks data from Chief Engineer Slim Clausen to show the extra length would be hazardous on Iowa roads.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 announces its publication schedule a daily and Sunday paper from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail including monthly and yearly options and notes AP exclusive rights for local news republication.
Des Moines Senator Wiley says he hopes the House defeats S F 19 which would allow private corporations to condemn property for water recreation areas. He changed his stance after a Senate passage 33 to 17 and a second reading convinced him the bill is not good.
The Iowa State Education Assn plans a petition drive to gather 250000 signatures by April 15 urging a minimum 25 percent rise in direct state aid to schools. All PTA presidents are asked to help, and local control is emphasized by executive secretary John W. Harold.
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