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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1977
Page
12
A recovery group for nervous and former mental patients meets Monday at 1 p.m. in the basement of the First Christian church at 840 Third Avenue SE. Public is welcome.
Marion Independent school officials expect 2 501 students next fall down from 2 641 on Jan 1 1976 and 2 548 on Jan 1 1977. Board secretary Ken Smith says seven of nine laid off teachers were cut due to shrinking enrollment while two were covering leaves. A possibility exists that resignations may alter staffing.
Lenten services set for Wednesday at St. Paul's Lutheran 915 Twenty Seventh Street at 7 30 p m with the theme Let the Punishment Fit the Crime and at First United Presbyterian 802 Twelfth Street at noon with Rev J M Steffenson of First United Methodist Church presiding.
Fire crews investigated a Marion residence blaze at 560 Ninth Avenue causing extensive rear wall roof and interior damage with cause under inquiry. A White Bear Lake choir will sing at First United Methodist Church Sunday service. Ascension Lutheran plans congression al meetings after 8 and 10 am services. Jobs and legal notices include a dishwasher ad at Stickney’s and court dispositions in Marion magistrate court with multiple traffic fines and licenses violations.
A range of Linn District Court defendants faced fines and suspended sentences for traffic and criminal trespass charges. Notables include Laurence H. Bush with February license and scope charges, Marcella Hale with a trespass sentence, and Lee A. Dillard and Walter Adams with drunk driving outcomes. The report also notes deferred sentences for multiple defendants and the death of Frank Walser, publisher of the Hazelton Standard-Speaker.
A list of individuals from several cities charged in a Magistrate Court action with traffic violations includes Gregory A. Fisher and Dale Laughridge each fined 40 dollars, plus numerous others fined 30, 15, 10, or 25 dollars and costs for offenses such as speeding, improper passing, wrong way on a one way street, and disobeying traffic signals. Names span Marion, Waterloo, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and nearby towns with addresses shown.
The GAO urged including the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in any energy department reorganization. It recommended a new energy health and safety regulatory body, possibly joint with the NRC, to oversee nuclear and other health and safety issues. The hearings followed Carter's plan to merge economic energy regulation agencies and keep health and safety oversight separate. On this date 1875 poet Robert Frost was born.
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