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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1975
Page
7
A reader asks how to handle a four year old who will only eat peanut butter and jelly and ice cream and a teen pregnancy case from a fourteen year old daughter. Abby advises patient refeeding and pediatric consultation for the first issue and parental guidance with Planned Parenthood for the second, with instructions to write for responses.
Fred Marvin Wiltsey 63 of Walker route 2 died after losing control of his pickup on a county road near Walker. The vehicle flipped, crossed a farm driveway and fence, ending in a field. He died en route to People's hospital Independence. Services set Thursday at United Methodist church Walker. Burial Urbana cemetery.
Iowa Senate Agriculture Committee approved a complete rewrite of the house passed corporate farming bill for senate debate. The measure, approved 8-1, would require corporations and limited partnerships tied to land or farming in Iowa to report activities to the secretary of state. Additionally, the entry notes the death of Christopher Columbus in 1506.
Steven Sigwart of Marion pled guilty to an amended reckless driving charge and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. A charge of assault with intent to do great bodily injury against Alex Pledge was dismissed. Delbert Richardson was charged with assaulting. he appeared for a separate April 30 incident. Glenalee Cobb of Marengo pled guilty to larceny less than 20 dollars and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Cobb was arrested in a connection with an April 26 larceny at Kmart West in Des Moines. Dreina Derrick waived a prelim and was bound over to the grand jury on uttering a forged instrument.
The Iowa senate rejected a Republican bid to restore a $600000 cut in private college tuition grants as part of a $196.2 million education package for 1975 76. The 2624 party line vote kept grants at $9 million, $3 million above the current level, with Democrats maintaining the line against restoring the higher $9.6 million proposed by Gov. Ray.
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