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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1977

Page

29

Chain Reaction Crash Injures Two In Cedar Rapids

Two persons were injured in a four car rear end chain reaction crash on Marion Boulevard. Lucille M. Kelly 73 and Rachel Ritzman 15 sustained minor injuries. Kurt J. Kruger 16 was charged with failure to stop in assured clear distance ahead.

Marion Boulevard Lucille M. Kelly Walker Street Cedar Rapids Rachel Ritzman Avenue Kurt J. Kruger Mt. Vernon Therese C. Jost Kelly Larry G. Miller Clifton Street Kruger Miller

Historical Dental Bills Approved in Iowa Senate Action

The Iowa senate passed two bills on Wednesday. One designates the state historic society’s new department as located in Iowa City and aims to benefit from and contribute to the State University of Iowa. The other authorizes dental college faculty permits to practice within the College of Dentistry in addition to teaching duties. both move to the House.

Des Moines Iowa Senate State Historical Society of New State Historical Department Iowa City State University of Iowa Minnette Doderer Diowa City State Board of Dental Examiners College of Dentistry Iowa House

Victor Power Play Opens in Chicago

Victor Power's Johnnie Will a comedy drama set in rural Ireland opens Thursday at Body Politic Theater Laboratory Chicago. The play explores young adults revolting against parental beliefs and ethics while Power charts his career in public service and media.

Johnnie Will Victor Power University of Iowa Chicago Body Politic Theater Laboratory Ireland Power Vic Power and Friends

Linn-Mar District Sets In Service Day and Conferences

The Linn-Mar district schedules Monday as an in-service day with no classes. Elementary teachers hold parent-teacher conferences while junior and senior high staff have in-service. Tuesday will dismiss 90 minutes early for continued conferences and in-service. April 11 is makeup day for the January snow day. Good Friday April 8 classes are canceled.

Linn-Mar

Marion ISD schedules noon Friday makeup day

Marion Independent School District will dismiss students at noon Friday for the end of the third quarter. Faculty use the afternoon for in service with small group meetings. Classes resume Monday, replacing an in service day canceled January 28 due to bad weather.

Marion Independent School District

New Coupon War In Des Moines Escalates Among Stores

Des Moines area supermarkets prepare for another coupon war as Hinky Dinky and Safeway offer double value coupons through Sunday. Dahl's Hy Vee and Super Valu watch closely while farmers and layoffs squeeze shopper spending. Stores redeem manufacturer coupons and reimburse only the coupon value.

Des Moines Hinky Dinky Safeway Dahl’s Food Marts Hy-Vee Super Valu Allan Noddle Hinky Dinky Chain

Snowmobiles Taken In Fort Atkinson

Fort Atkinson police report two break ins at Schmidt Implement Co. yielding two snowmobiles and about $8 in change. Entry was gained by breaking a window. Officials note a January 8 theft of two snowmobiles and a snowmobile trailer. Value of items taken estimated at $10,000.

Fort Atkinson Schmidt Implement Co

Winnebago Expands to California Plant Plan

Winnebago Industries and Riverside city officials announced a proposed agreement to buy a 27 acre site in Riverside California for a 120000 square foot plant to manufacture mobile homes. Completion is slated for 1978 with about 250 jobs. Winnebago already runs a 2500000 square foot complex in Forest City employing 3700.

Forest City Winnebago Industries, Inc Riverside Calif Winnebago Winnebago Board of Directors Riverside Redevelopment Agency

Des Moines Man Convicted of Tama Robbery

Gerald John Walker of Des Moines was found guilty of robbery with aggravation in Tama county district court. Sentencing set for April 15. bond remains at $2,500. Co-defendant Ronald Bagley pled guilty to robbery and testified for the state.

Toledo Gerald John Walker Des Moines Tama Robert Osmundson Walker Ronald Bagley Chelsea Clifton Bagley

Midwest States Lead Job Prospects in January Unemployment

The Labor Department reported January unemployment rates show Nebraska at 3.8 percent, with Kansas Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming below five percent. In contrast California New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Michigan topped 10 percent, while the national rate stood at 8.3 percent. Only four states saw rate increases in 1976.

Washington Nebraska Kansas Iowa South Dakota Wyoming Labor Department California New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan Louisiana Idaho Alaska

Minnesota Orchestra Electrifies Hancher Audience

Iowa City review lauds Stanislaw Skrowaczewski conducting the Minnesota Orchestra in a two hour program of Rossini Beethoven and Berlioz. Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique delivers dramatic contrasts while solos by Ferald Capps highlight English horn. Opening Il Turco in Italia and Beethoven No 2 showcase nuanced buildup and expressive playing amid occasional lapses in decorum.

Iowa City Minnesota Orchestra United States Hancher Auditorium Stanislaw Skrowaczewski Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique Minnesota Skrowaczewski Strauss Ferald Capps Italia

Emotions Obscure Pot Issue Heard In Three Day Hearing

Rep Lester Wolff wrapped three days of hearings on marijuana noting the topic is obscured by emotionalism. Witnesses offered conflicting scientific views on legalization and a national forum may lead to recommendations to legislative committees. Dr Herbert Raskin of the AMA urged penalties for personal use remain misdemeanor and warned against broad legalization.

Washington UPI Lester Wolff D-N.y House Select Committee On Wolff Herbert Raskin The American Medical Assn AMA Raskin

Regents to study agency control of Deaf and Braille schools

Iowa board of regents will consider a Thursday study on which state agency should oversee the Iowa School for the Deaf and the Iowa Braille and Sight-Saving School. The 460 students affected and the schools' 70 years under regents' jurisdiction prompt questions about moving them to DPI or a separate special education agency.

Des Moines State Board of Regents Iowa School For the Deaf ISD Iowa Braille and Sight-Saving School IBSSS Iowa Dwight Wolf Department of Public Instruc Tion DPI

UI's Wurster Attends Israel Conference

Iowa City Dr. Dale Wurster dean of the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy is invited to a biological conference in Ma alot Israel from Friday to Wednesday. The event titled SKIN Drug Application and Evaluation of Environmental Hazards is sponsored by the Israel Institute for Biological Research. He will also join the International symposium on drug activity in Jerusalem March 27 30.

Iowa City Dale Wurster University of Iowa College of Pharmacy Ma’alot Israel Israel Institute For Biological Research Wurster Jerusalem

Culver cites cost hike in B-1 attack plans

Sen. John C. Culver warned that revised air force estimates could push the B-1 bomber cost to 117 million per plane, nearly triple the 40 million original, jeopardizing approval of the program. He contrasted this with Carter's stance and noted potential extra 1.9 billion in total price.

Washington, D.C John C. Culver Air Force Carter Ford Culver Senate Armed Services Committee

Today column hints at top inside stories

The Gazette’s Today column previews the week’s main inside articles and directs readers to page locations for full coverage. It summarizes what to expect without detailing specifics, guiding quick scanning of the issue.

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