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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1977

Page

20

Culver Seeks Restore Home Business Expense Deductions

Senator John Culver of Iowa co sponsors a bill to reinstate tax deductions for in home businesses arguing the 1976 reform eliminated abuse but many legitimate ventures like home day care still need deductions. He notes daily operations use common areas and exclusive use rules hurt small home businesses. The piece recalls that on this date in 1926 Brazil and Spain blocked Germany from joining the League of Nations.

Washington John Culver Iowa Culver Brazil Spain Germany League of Nations

Magistrate Court Fines Across City for Traffic Violations

A long list of speeding and traffic infractions resulted in fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars plus costs. Multiple individuals from Iowa City, Anamosa, Mt. Vernon, Hiawatha, Cedar Rapids, and surrounding areas appeared or were cited in various offenses.

Katherine M. Quass O Avenue Henry W. Feuss, Jr F Avenue Timothy L. Deal Blake Boulevard Dean A. Rees E Avenue Carolyn A. Robinson Fifth Avenue Gary L. Rowden Fairfax Paul D. Knight Center Point Road Gene J. Haferbecker A Avenue NW Jeff L. Scherer Moline Ill Mary B. Westhoff Dyersville Kyle G. Rea Independence David E. Heath Seventh Avenue Steven R. Heisler Twenty-first Avenue Katherine M. Englert Owen Street David L. Long Iowa City James K. Donnelly Coralville Leroy R. Whitney Hiawatha Pamela S. Waddilove Sixteenth Twenty-eighth Street Sandra M. Akers Ely Avenue Richard D. Aldershot Golfview Drive James A. Powell Second Avenue Eloise M. Wilson Stacyville Joseph F. McGrath Fourteenth Street Richard P. Easterday Alburnett Elizabeth M. Price Marion Dale R. Williams Eighteenth Street Joseph I. Mosier Eighth Avenue Marilyn S. Pretz Mt. Vernon Road Mark B. Shurtz Brockman Avenue Jon E. Custis Anamosa Joe W. Morgan, Jr Ninth Avenue Robert Milton Thirty-fourth Street Michael J. Shean Vine Avenue William A. Richards Fifteenth Street Roger L. Dunn Twenty-seventh Street Dorothy G. Sullivan Twin Ridgecourt Lee D. Jensen Mt. Vernon Robert J. Schladetzky Bever Avenue Lorraine M. Ver Pohl Random Lake Robert E. Broughton Dubuque Leo E. Rigel Sterling M. Smith Havencourt Bart D. Gingrich Vinton Daniel J. Funke Greeley James D. Dirks Ronald L. Rooks Southland Street Doug J. Kelley Central City Dennis G. Freeman Twenty-seventh Avenue Matthew L. Stear Story City Blair E. Carter Seventeenth Street Orville Frendle Sixteenth Avenue Gerald L. Watson Pine Avenue Ronald E. Forrest Dean C. van Voltenburg Twelfth Street Brad L. Crock Clarence Richard G. Wessels Cherry Hill Road Royal A. Harvey Third Avenue SE Terry L. Wilson Fourth Avenue Gregory A. Kovaciny John A. Frett Edgewood Road Kenneth Siemering, Jr L Street Jackie K. Reeves Crandall Drive Delilah R. Lablanche Tenth Avenue Tommy L. Zeien Sixteenth Street

City Will Not Sell Old Bricks From Street Projects

City crews remove paving bricks but will keep them for future use in parks and Pioneer Village in Seminole Valley park. Public Works Director Wayne Murdock says about 50 inquiries to buy bricks were received, with some people attempting to take bricks. No sale planned now and residents will be notified if a sale is considered.

Wayne Murdock Murdock Parks Department Pioneer Village Seminole Valley Park

Cedar Rapids Home Show cuts tickets for silver anniversary

Budget tickets were distributed to almost 50 exhibitors for next week's 25th annual Cedar Rapids Home Show at Hawkeye Downs. Chairman Roger Jensen said tickets are free from exhibitors and admit visitors at half price on any show day. The event runs March 24 to 27 with regular admission of 1 dollar for adults and free for children under 12. ON THIS DATE in 1970 charges were filed against 22 US Army personnel over My Lai killings in South Vietnam.

Cedar Rapids Roger Jensen Jensen Hawkeye Downs Home Builders Assn. of My Lai South Vietnam

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