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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1979

Page

4

Iowa corn yield set at record 125 bushels per acre

USDA raised Iowa corn yield to 125 bushels per acre on 12.6 million planted acres, forecasting a record 1.57 billion bushels with soybeans at 309.7 million. The national outlook also rose for corn to 7.59 billion and soybeans to 2.24 billion, amid transport and demand factors.

Iowa Des Moines UPI U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Hawkeye U.S Doyle Johnson Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Johnson Rock Island Lines Kansas City Terminal Railway Milwaukee Road Milwaukee Rock Island Crop Reporting Board

Governors Predict Increased Indo Chinese Refugees

Colorado Governor Richard Lamm and Iowa Governor Robert Ray said their states would receive more Indochinese refugees as President Carter doubts the regional quota. Lamm praised Iowa's preparation and integration efforts while Ray, head of the NGA Indo China relief committee, urged continued American aid.

Richard Lamm Colorado Robert Ray Iowa Indochina Carter Lamm Denver Southeast Asia Ray National Governors’ Association

Center Point Mayor dismisses complaint against employee

Mayor Robert Pepin says allegations that a Center Point Water Department employee operated a city vehicle under the influence and used city equipment for personal use are unfounded. The Iowa Citizens Aide Ombudsman is reviewing the case, but Linn County attorney's office found no criminal basis, and Pepin says the matter is resolved.

Center Point Robert Pepin Iowa Citizen's Aide Pepin the Gazette William Andrick Water Department Linn County Attorney’s Angrick The Gazette Citizens’ Aide

Linn Mental Health Association elects new president

William B. Hood Jr. from Mount Mercy College social work faculty was chosen president of the Linn Mental Health Association board in Linn County. Diane C. Krivo became vice president with Jean Beattie Tompkins secretary and Kathleen A. Allie treasurer at the annual meeting.

William B. Hood Jr Mount Mercy College Linn Mental Health Association Linn County Longbranch Twixt Town Road Diane C. Krivo Jean Beattie Tompkins Kathleen A. Allie Hood Dennis Linderbaum Carter Bradshaw L. Racheal Davis Jack Breithaupt Lumir Kopecky August Pufall Francis Vasquez Donald Custis United Way of Ben Dukes Eleanor Norton St. Luke’s Hospital

Theologist Rode Dies at Yale Divinity School

Werner Rode, 59, theology professor at Yale Divinity School, died Sunday in New Haven Connecticut. He contributed to religious scholarship and taught generations of students at the university.

New Haven, Conn Werner Rode Yale Divinity School

Hiawatha city agrees to sidewalk toll for overpass deal

Hiawatha accepted a contract with IDOT to add a north side sidewalk on the Emmons Street overpass near I-380 at a cost to the city of about five thousand dollars. The agreement follows earlier plans to extend south side sidewalks and frames annexation talks north of town for growth around interchanges.

Iowa Department of Transportation IDOT Hiawatha Emmons Street Martin Bruns Robins Joan Biederman Biederman

Grant to boost Iowa drug abuse training unit

The National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism awarded a $30,000 one year training grant to the Iowa Department of Substance Abuse. Gary Riedmann, director, said the funds will pay salary for a training director, help develop a management information system for human resources and support additional training workshops for staff.

Des Moines UPI National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Iowa

Travel Development Division Gets New IDC Director

DES MOINES UP I Phil Morgan named director of the Iowa Development Commission Public Information division. Friday the IDC appointed him director of the Travel Development division.

Des Moines UPI Phil Morgan Iowa Development Commmission Friday IDC

Speakers for GOP women's meeting named

DES MOINES AP State Sen. Susan McLane of New Hampshire will be keynote speaker at the first statewide meeting of the Iowa Republican Women's Task Force in Des Moines. Former Rep. Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids chairs the task force with Mary Louise Smith to speak on structures and delegate processes. Betty Jean Clark will be master of ceremonies. Diane Glass NRCC regional director will discuss recruiting women candidates. The goal is strengthening women's standing in the party.

Des Moines Susan McLane New Hampshire McLane New Hampshire Senate Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids Iowa Mary Louise Smith

Worlan Elected President Of Area Substance Abuse Council

Carol Worlan, director of the Eastern Iowa Area Crime Commission, was elected president of the board of the Area Substance Abuse Council at the annual meeting held at the Roosevelt Hotel. Linn Supervisor Jean Oxley became vice president, Mildred Grubbs secretary, and Dennis Wangeman treasurer. The guest speaker Juvenile Judge Brent Harstad discussed juvenile substance use and the court system.

Carol Worlan Eastern Iowa Area Crime Commission Area Substance Abuse Council Worlan Roosevelt Hotel Linn Jean Oxley Mildred Grubbs Dennis Wangeman D.J. Smith Brent Harstad

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