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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1979

Page

7

Child Suffering Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Improves

A nine year old Johnson County girl Joanna Eaton from Coralville is removed from the critical list at University Hospitals Iowa City and remains in serious condition. Her father Gilbert Eaton improves to good condition and one relative also in good shape. Health officials suspect tick exposure near their wooded home or during the May 5 Great Iowa Cleanup Day.

Iowa City Johnson County Rocky Mountain University Hospitals Joanna Eaton Coralville Gilbert Eaton Eaton Iowa

Jail Rated Acceptable by Inspector in Independence

Independence Iowa Bu chanan County Jail received an acceptable rating from Doug Main jail inspector for the Iowa Department of Social Services. The Wednesday report shows 363 of 432 points, noting a prior inspection had produced a poor rating.

Independence Buchanan County Doug Main Bureau of Adult Corrections Iowa Department of Social Services Main

Bloodmobile to visit Independence church drive for 150 pints

The Hawk Eye Regional Red Cross Center bloodmobile will be in Independence Tuesday from 12 30 to 5 30 p m at the First United Presbyterian Church. A goal of 150 pints of blood has been set. Persons aged 18 to 66 are eligible to donate.

Independence Hawkeye Regional

Three men fined or given suspended sentences in Buchanan County court

In Buchanan County District Court last week Carl W. Sattizahn of Independence was fined 100 dollars for driving with a suspended license. Albert Key of Independence received a two year suspended sentence and probation for a second drunken driving conviction with license revocation for 240 days. John D. Higdon of Cedar Falls drew a 60 day suspended jail term with one year probation and mandatory association with the Northeast Iowa Council on Alcoholism.

Independence Buchanan County Carl W. Sattizahn Albert Key Black Hawk Buchanan First Judicial Department of Correctional Services John D. Higdon Cedar Falls Higdon Buchanan County Sheriff's Department Department of Correctional Services Northeast Iowa Council On Alcoholism

Mayor and husband injured in Iowa crash east of Rowley

Rowley La Venne Lee 42 mayor of Quasqueton and her husband Richard 43 were hurt in a two car crash east of Rowley. Joel Grover 22 of Rowley drove the other car and was charged with disobeying a stop sign. The Lees were taken to People's Memorial Hospital in Independence with head and upper torso injuries. Grover escaped injury.

Rowley la Venne Lee Quasqueton Richard Here Buchanan County Sheriff's Department Lee Joel Grover Lees People’s Memorial Hospital Independence Grover

Earlville drivers face rear-end crash on Iowa 22

Two vehicles sustained more than 12000 dollars in damage after a rear end collision on Iowa Highway 22 about 24 miles east of Earlville. Gilbert Honkomt 52 of Earlville slowed to turn onto a county road when Alvin Wiesler 45 of Wayne Nebraska struck his truck. Both drivers escaped injury. Honkomt faced muddy brake light charges and Wiesler faced a failing to maintain a safe stopping distance citation.

Earlville Here Iowa Gilbert Honkomt Alvin Wiesler Wayne Neb Delaware County Wiesler Honkonit

Tama Man In Stable Condition After Truck Hit By Train

Dan H. Fisher, 22, of Tama, was in stable condition at a Marshalltown hospital after his truck, parked perpendicular to the tracks, was struck by a westbound Milwaukee Road freight train around 4:55 am east of Tama. He was treated for lacerations as authorities consider charges.

Tama Marshalltown Iowa Highway Patrol Dan H. Fisher Milwaukee Road Fisher

Springville High Alumni Banquet Set for Saturday

The Springville High School alumni banquet is scheduled for 6 30 p m Saturday in the high school gymnasium the event gathers former students for a reunions and program.

Springville High School

NLRB Rules Tama Meat Packing Violated Law

The National Labor Relations Board ruled Tama Meat Packing Corp. committed unfair labor practices by refusing to bargain with Local P-46 of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America. The board ordered bargaining access and information sharing, and to stop employee coercion. The union was certified as the exclusive bargaining representative after a July election. Tama contested but the board stood by the certification.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Tama Meat Packing Corp P-46 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and North America Tama NLRB

Ray proclaims World Trade Week in Iowa

Gov. Robert D. Ray declared this week World Trade Week in Iowa to spotlight the state's role in international commerce and new export markets. Dean Arbuckle of the Iowa Development Commission notes 1978 Iowa exports likely topped $4 billion.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Iowa Ray International Division

Hughes Receives Honorary Degree at Mount Mercy Commencement

Former Iowa governor and U.S. senator Harold Hughes is presented an honorary Doctor of Laws by Mount Mercy College president Dr. Thomas R. Feld after Hughes delivered the commencement address. The nearby University of Iowa lists 2,443 spring graduates with Margaret McCowns among them.

Harold Hughes Iowa U.S Thomas R. Feld Mount Mercy College Hughes Margaret McCowns University of Iowa Welda Myers West Liberty Chuck Felling Iowa City Mount Mercy

Federal funds boost Iowa patrol for Memorial Day weekend

Iowa Highway Patrol receives an extra 10 000 dollars in federal funds to hire more troopers for interstates and highways during the Memorial Day weekend. Commissioner Charles Larson cites past deaths from alcohol fatigue and speed and urges buckling up and sober, rested driving to reduce fatalities.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Highway Patrol Iowa Department of Public Safety Charles Larson Larson Occu

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