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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1978

Page

5

Iowa licenses aid bartenders in policing 19 age rule

Iowa officials say new laminated driver licenses help prevent underage drinking as bartenders confront two ages in effect after raising the drinking age to 19 for those born after July 1. Officials tout the minor identification bar and red tint as anti-fraud features.

DES Moines Iowa Jon McCoy Department of Transportation Wayne Peterson Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department Peterson McCoy

Grassley Tops Iowa GOP Ratings On ACU Scores

Iowa lawmakers received ACU ratings with Charles Grassley leading the delegation at 96 percent from January to June across 20 votes. James Leach followed at 75 percent, Berkley Bedell 22 percent, while Neal Smith 13 percent and Mike Blouin Tom Harkin 8 percent. Senate figures show Dick Clark and John Culver at 4 percent with House and Senate averages at 46 and 38.1 percent. The ACU lists over 300000 members and 42 state affiliates.

Washington Charles Grassley Iowa American Conservative Union Grassley James Leach Berkley Bedell Neal Smith Mike Blouin Tom Harkin Dick Clark John Culver House Senate

Ray lauds Iowans at Council Bluffs dinner

Gov. Robert Ray told a Council Bluffs audience that Iowans are essentially independent yet linked and dependent on one another. He spoke at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner about strengthening rural urban ties and improved partnerships between local government and the state.

Council Bluffs Robert Ray

Svoboda Defends Pay Vote for Iowa Legislature

State Rep. Linda Svoboda, D-Amana, told the Brooklyn Ruritan Club the pay raise for legislators was a moral obligation to Iowans. She cited three reasons: enabling family support, compensating for business disruption, and attracting competent lawmakers.

Brooklyn Linda Svoboda D-Amana Brooklyn Ruritan Club State of Iowa

Berry Seeks Utility Tax Relief for Elderly Voters

Democratic candidate Nick Berry told the Associated Groups of the Elderly in Cedar Rapids that inflation hurts seniors hardest. He argued current state policy makes utilities costly, calling sales taxes on utilities regressive and urging more reliance on income taxes instead.

Nick Berry Senate Cedar Rapids Berry Iowa

Linn-Mar Marion College districts schedule joint inservice day

More than 500 teachers and administrators from Linn-Mar Marion and College Community districts will gather at Linn-Mar high schools Monday for a combined inservice. Dr Harold Hulleman and Kimm Stastny organized with Ohio State expert Dr Charles Galloway to lead sessions on Non Verbal Communications and related workshops, with multiple topics for elementary and secondary staff. No school will be held for students in the three districts.

Linn-Mar Marion Independent and College Harold Hulleman Kimm Stastny Grant Wood Area Hulleman Charles Galloway Ohio State University Galloway Mildred Laughlin University of Iowa James Gard Indian Creek Irene Neubauer Grant Wood Elaine Mulherin College Community Jan Rutledge Marion

Motorists urged to avoid South 15th Street near Marion High

City warns drivers to stay off the vicinity of Marion High School during repaving after pavement failure. City Manager Larry Asaro notes motorists ignore barricades and risk fines while crews aim to finish quickly. Prairie Chapel set to host annual supper on Wednesday October 4 with Swiss Steak or Chicken Pie, adults 3.50, children 1.50, serving 5 to 8 p.m. Bazaar and homemade candy advertised.

South 15Th Street Marion High School Larry Asaro Asaro Prairie Chapel

Burglars rob Marion Builders Materials safe

Burglars pried open a safe at King's Builders Materials on 600 19th St and stole a cash box with a small amount of cash. An officer found the door open and a back window broken shortly before 9 p.m. Monday. Marion police reported the break in.

King’s Builders Materials 19Th St Marion

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