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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1981

Page

4

Hospers Brothers Acquire Solon Newspaper in Family Legacy

Solon welcomes Hospers brothers Garth and Brent as new owners continuing a multi generation Iowa newspaper lineage from Henry Hospers. The pair intend to modernize the paper, shift toward youth readership, and grow a current circulation of about 750 as they launch their first joint venture Hospers and Brother Printers.

Solon Garth Brent Hospers Hospers Iowa Henry Hospers Pella Weekblad Holland Kellogg What Cheer Irene Shirlaw Roger Muriel Rockford Morning Star Irene Hospers Iowa City Iowa City Press-Citizen The Press-Citizen Brent Dad Air Force Vietnam Press Citizen Speidel Reno Evening Gazette Nevada State Journal Visalia Times Delta California Sioux Falls Argus Leader Hospers and Brother Printers Hosper Brother Economist

UAW leader eyes Poland style strike for U.S.

Iowa UAW chief Charles Gifford said organizers could mobilize a four hour, nationwide walkout to dramatize workers needs similar to Poland. Iowa Federation of Labor president Jim Wengert argued leadership remains aligned with members on wages hours and working conditions amid debates over union priorities.

Poland Gifford Jim Wengert Iowa Federation of Labor

Drunk Drivers Could Aid School Funding in Iowa

The Governor's Highway Safety office says fines from drunk driving in Linn and Polk counties could boost school district revenues. Using last quarter 1980 convictions, Linn could gain about 283400 dollars and Polk 329480 dollars if judgments were fined instead of deferred.

Des Moines Governor's Highway Safety Office Highway Safety Office Iowa Linn and Polk Treasuries Linn Polk Linn County Polk County Sven Sterner Scott County Robert Ray

Employment outlook break for Iowa students this year

Iowa college students face tighter summer job prospects as older workers secure positions usually held by youths. Employers note few openings in construction and retail, with high school students competing with college grads for limited tasks. Younkers and Job Service leaders advise early search and flexible hours to gain traction.

Des Moines Iowa Trena Manning Job Service of William Friedman Jr Younkers Inc Younkers Max Noe Younkers’ Friedman Paul Wierson

Iowans for Tax Relief to challenge contributor list ruling

Iowans for Tax Relief plans to sue in Muscatine County to block disclosure of contributor names. David Stanley, its head, argues Iowa Campaign Finance Disclosure Commission orders violating constitutional guarantees punish supporters of tax limits and spending cuts.

Stanley Disclosure Commission Muscatine County

ISU officials probe gang rapes reports in Ames

ISU officials and Ames police investigate several reports of gang rapes of ISU students. Victims describe assaults beginning at bars, leading to dormitory or housing locations. Authorities say evidence is often insufficient for charges, while detectives note multiple interviews and pages of reports but no prosecutions yet.

Ames Iowa State University ISU Thomas Thielen John Dalton Dennis Ballantine

Des Moines Omaha groups win at Sweet Adelines regionals

Des Moines quartet Sunshine Music Co and A cappellas from Marshalltown led the quartet winners at the Sweet Adelines regional contest in Iowa City. Chorus honors went to Omaha first place with Des Moines second and Marshalltown third, Lincoln fourth amid more than 1,000 singers.

Iowa City Des Moines Omaha Sweet Adelines Hancher Auditorium Iowa Coral Belles Coralville Cedar Rhapsody Cedar Rapids Sunshine Music Co A'’Cappellas Marshalltown Gentle Touch Omaha- Lincoln Lincoln

State Center teen dies in freak railroad tie mishap

RHODES UP I Jeff Witte 15 State Center was killed when a railroad tie thrown from a bridge struck his head accidentally as friends nearby tossed ties. Marshall County sheriff's deputies investigated the death.

State Center Witte

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Garth Hospers Gary Peterson UAW Wengert Labor John McCarroll Gazette Des Moines Bureau Keh Kirkwood Community College
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