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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1980

Page

13

Ford decision tougher than Nixon pardon in 1980 race

Political notes from Cedar Rapids recount Frank Nye's take on Gerald Ford delaying a presidential bid, Reagan's vp fit, Culver's budget vote, Iran hostage ideas, Carter memorial reflections, and local GOP activity. The column weaves national figures with Iowa politics, noting Ford's former pardon impact, Crane and Schweiker mentions, and Senate race dynamics including Dunham, Grassley Times, Sturtz, and local library bond discussions.

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Iowa Legislature Week Summary Highlights Major Bond and Reform Actions

Last week in the Iowa Legislature the House convened on Monday and approved several bills while the Senate passed bonding and tax measures. SF 500 would raise interest on local government bonds. HF 2410 would authorize another 250 million in housing bonds and 50 million for solar projects, both sent to the Senate for amendments. Multiple bills passed or advanced cover soil conservation, consumer loans, whistleblower protections, tolls on tax exempt buildings, and state employee protections. The week also saw dormitory allowances for community colleges, and various committee actions across both chambers.

Iowa Housing Finance Authority House Iowa Senate

University conductor James Dixon to receive 1980 Ditson Award

James Dixon, conductor of the University of Iowa Symphony and Tri City Symphony Orchestras, will receive Columbia University's 1980 Ditson Conductor's Award for advancing contemporary American music. The 61 year old professor at Iowa will be honored at a Tri City Symphony concert in Centennial Hall Augusta College Rock Island Illinois.

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