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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1972

Page

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Governor veto blocks oversized mobile home bill in Iowa

DES MOINES AP Gov Robert Ray rejected a measure allowing up to 14 feet 5 inches wide mobile homes to travel on state highways with permits citing safety and convenience concerns. He warned wider loads up to 40 feet could narrow lanes and force road closures, potentially harming Iowa highway use and jobs.

DES Moines Robert Ray Ray Iowa Our Highway Commission

Legislative Notes by Frank Nye Upside Down and Backward

In Des Moines 30 Lone Tree seniors exposed a centennial sign upside down and backward to Iowa senators. Lt. Gov. Jepsen corrected them. Sen. Minnette Dodderer quipped about reading it. IVOR Stanley was honored for presenting gifts to leaders, though the meaning of shortly remains unclear.

ES Moines Lone Tree Iowa Senate Roger Jepsen Minnette Doderer Iowa City Ivor Stanley Cedar Rapids Iowa House

Blues guitarist Steve Miller linked to Linn County origins

Cedar Rapids born Steve Miller and his San Francisco band the Elvin Bishop Group tour the University of Iowa. Miller recalls rough access to blues origins and his path from Roosevelt and Jefferson schools to the Prophets and Linn County. The group features Elvin Bishop on guitar, Jo Baker on vocals, Kip Maercklein on bass, and a horn section with Dennis Marcelino and Mel Ellison. They play with Perry Welsh handling harmonica and road duties as they headline the Saturday night set in Iowa City.

Iowa City Steve Miller Muddy Waters Coe College Miller Cedar Rapids San Francisco Elvin Bishop University of Iowa Linn County Fred Walk Dino Long Snake Larry Easter Mercury Records Earl Hooker Chicago South Side Hooker Waterloo Los Angeles Berkeley Steve Bishop Elliott Iowa Red Oak Tulsa Elvin University of Chicago Paul Butterfield Butterfield Magic Sam Howlin’ Wolf Jo Baker Boston Kip Maercklein Dennis Marcelino Mel Ellison John Chambers We Five Perry Welsh

Mountaineers Film Features Czech Visit Show

Iowa City residents can attend a Sunday film lecture by Richard Linde, a freelance photographer and author, at 2:30 p.m. in Macbride auditorium. The program presents Czechoslovakia today through Linde’s documentary on housing, transport, education, religion and industry, with emphasis on tourist sights. Admittance requires a season passport or single ticket.

Iowa City Richard Linde Iowa Mountaineers Macbride Czechoslovakia

Iowa City recital postponed by illness at UI faculty

Betty Bang and John Simms of the University of Iowa school of music were to perform a flute and piano recital in Iowa City. The program has been postponed due to illness and will be rescheduled at a later date.

Iowa City Betty Bang John Simms University of Iowa School of Music

Wartburg students detain college president in protest

About 30 Wartburg College students detained President Dr John Bachman for over an hour in a classroom to protest the decision not to rehire Lola Reppert chair of the social work department. Bachman was allowed to leave after agreeing to meet with the 120 social work majors.

Waverly Wartburg College John Bachman Bachman Lola Reppert

Center for New Music Concert at Iowa Harper Hall

The University of Iowa Center for New Music opens a Saturday concert featuring a musico dramatic sequence by William Parsons. The performance, described as theatrical and musical, requires no tickets and starts at 8 p.m. in Harper Hall, U of Iowa Music Building.

Iowa City University of Iowa Center For New Music William Parsons Harper Hall U. of S. Music Building

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