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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1978

Page

9

Questioned Guard Probe Could Be Commissioned by Iowa House

Iowa House considering a special investigation into the National Guard after a Boone hangar bugging incident. Rep. Joe Rinas and Rep. Tom Tauke demand subpoena power and staffing, while Speaker Dale Cochran reviews a concise scope statement before deciding.

Des Moines Iowa National Guard Dale Cochran Deagle Grove Joe Rinas D-Marion Tom Tauke R-Dubuque Clude Boone U.S Iowa Roxanne Conlin FBI Maj John McGee Cochran Tauke Rinas

Iowa House debates credit costs and a Christmas party

In Des Moines, Rep Ned Chiodo questions credit union charges while Rep Don Gettings admits a 12 percent annual rate on declining balances. Democrats push a bill to cut rates 3 percent, highlighting tax differences for credit unions amid a partisan vote that ends 53 to 37 in favor.

Des Moines Gettings Don Gettings D-Ottumwa Ned Chiodo D-Des Moines Iowa Chiodo

Clark to Meet Airport Panel Monday in Cedar Rapids

U.S. Senator Dick Clark will convene with Cedar Rapids Airport Commission members and local officials at 10 a.m. Monday in room 202 of the airport terminal. The session will discuss potential cuts to federal airport funding from 90 percent to 75 percent for certain projects. Invited are Cedar Rapids City Council members, Chamber of Commerce representatives, and Iowa Department of Transportation officials.

U.S Dick Clark Iowa Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Iowa Department of Transportation

Culver unit urges grants for wildlife conservation

The Senate Public Works Subcommittee on Resource Protection chaired by Sen. John Culver recommended to the full committee approval of legislation authorizing federal grants to help states conserve wildlife not used for food or sport. The bill targets budgeting gaps as hunting and fishing revenues fund fish and game but not other ecologically important species.

Washington Senate Public Works John Culver Iowa

Do Christians understand sacrifice in Easter reflection

The piece compares Easter’s meaning of sacrifice with modern times. Dick Osing, Lutheran minister and Foundation 2 executive director, notes people vary in willingness to help others and cites growing disillusionment with morality, liberal attitudes, and changes in family life. Ann Dunnigan of Family Service Agency echoes similar observations.

Dick Osing Foundation 2 Cedar Rapids Osing Ann Dunnigan Family Service Agency 400 Third Ave. SE

Belmont Abbey appoints Rev. Neil Tobin president

Rev. Neil W. Tobin, current St. Donatus pastor and former Loras College administrator, is named eighth president of Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, North Carolina, effective June 1. Tobin, native of Cascade, joins a 102 year old institution serving about 700 students.

Neil W. Tobin Archdiocese of Dubuque Belmont Abbey College Belmont N.C Cascade Tobin Eleanor Tobin Fred Tobin St. Donatus Church Loras College

Pony Express Riders open ride to aid crippled children

The annual ride for crippled children began Friday by the Pony Express Riders of Iowa. Arthur Pingel, Clinton County chairman, leads the group near Marion as riders from Jones Linn and Cedar counties participate. A small wagon passed with Mike Chalupa of Blue Grass, a state Easter Seal boy.

Pony Express Riders of Iowa Arthur Pingel Clinton County Marion Jones, Linn Cedar Counties Mike Chalupa Blue Grass

Calvary Courage Highlighted In Good Friday Sermon

Rev Calvin DeVries of First Presbyterian Church preached on courage drawn from Calvary. He spoke of Christ’s words on the cross and the almighty love of God as the source of courage amid suffering and life’s trials.

Calvin DeVries First Presbyterian Church Calvary Christ DeVries God

Woman in Cedar Rapids Crash Seen Serious

C R woman Esther Lundine 74 of 1738 Ellis Boulevard NW remained in serious condition Friday night at St Luke s Hospital. She and her husband were injured in a Cedar Rapids traffic accident Thursday afternoon. Herbert Lundine 77 initially listed in fair condition was in good condition Friday night.

Esther Lundine Ellis Boulevard St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Herbert Lundine

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