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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1979

Page

10

UNI President's heated garage sparks campus row

Cedar Falls AP The University of Northern Iowa faces protest from seven plant service workers over heating John Kamerick’s garage to keep his dogs warm. Workers say energy and wages rise while thermostats in other buildings drop to save energy and the project shifts to east side piping and a new door opener.

Cedar Falls University of Northern Iowa John Kamerick UNI Kamerick John Walton Jim Slax Thomas Paulsen Paulsen Kamericks

No Iowa aid in sight as radioactive waste rules lag

Iowa faces no state help for nuclear waste as two regional sites close and a third cuts capacity. DEQ has no disposal rules or waste inventory data and cannot appeal governors’ shutdown orders. No Iowa sites exist and none are proposed, leaving waste stored locally until reopens.

Des Moines Iowa University of Iowa Iowa Department of Environmental Quality Rod Vlieger DEQ Washington Nevada South Carolina Dick Riley Barnwell S.C United States Vlieger Solid Waste Disposal Commission

Dissolution of Austria Hungary alters capitals

On this date in 1918 the Habsburg monarchy ended. Vienna became the capital of Austria while Budapest was named capital of Hungary.

Hapsburg Austria- Hungary Vienna Austria Budapest Hungary

Mrs Clark plans to stay neutral after Kennedy shift

Julie Clark says she will continue to work for Alfred Kahn in Carter's inflation fight and remains neutral despite her husband Dick Clark leaving the Carter administration for Senator Kennedy's campaign. She cites Hatch Act restrictions and plans to resign if she engages in any campaign activity. On this date in 1765 the Stamp Act took effect in the British Colonies.

Washington Julie Clark Carter Alfred Kahn Iowa Dick Clark Clark State Department Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass The Gazette

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