Des Moines Voters Confront Recreation Complex Decision
Voters face a $400,000 recreation complex choice while issues on Governor Carter Panama Canal treaty ratification and aflatoxin standards stir debate. The paper highlights Anita Bryant reception concerns in Des Moines and a state PTA convention discussing parenting education.
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Anita Bryant
Los Angeles
Des Moines
PTA
Dust Allergy or Other Cause Sparks Indoor Health Talk
Dr. Neil Solomon suggests dust exposure may not trigger allergies and hints at alternate causes. Our money expert Sam Shulsky warns against uncertain London commodity options and unmarked dice risks, with insights on cautious investment.
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Neil Solomon
Sam Shulsky
London
Cross City Rivalry Pivots On Key Punt Return
A long punt return shifts the Washington versus Regis game in favor of the home team as cross city rivals clash. Gus Schrader weighs in on Iowa versus Minnesota with a bold pick on page 17.
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Cross City
Washington and Regis
Gus Schrader
Indoor sport craze hits Cedar Rapids fall festivals
Gazette staffer Lynda Halbert notes the fastest growing indoor game on a small court with a rubber ball spreading through Cedar Rapids. The piece previews fall festival activities with a photo feature on an Eastern Iowa event.
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Gazette
Lynda Halbert
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Weather forecast and a stray quotation
Weather outlook shows a chance of thunder tonight with lows near 50. Saturday will be partly cloudy with high temperatures in the mid 60s. A stray joke notes mean bosses expect a receipt after compliments.
Delhi Faces City Bill for Cop Defense in Contempt Case
Delhi Mayor Arthur J. Schmidt said the city may bear the defense costs of Marshal Jerome Maiers in a contempt of court case related to a newspaper ad. Maiers, charged after an ad in the Manchester Press questioned Magistrate Hope Toomers’ handling of youth drinking charges on Main Street.
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Delhi
Arthur J. Schmidt
Schmidt
Jerome Maiers
Delaware County
Hope Toomers
Maiers
Manchester
Toomers
Merle Wall
Harry Swinburn Jr
Swinburn
Unemployment Drops to 6.9 Percent in September
UPI reports unemployment fell to 6.9 percent in September from August, with gains for Black workers and a 320,000 rise in total job holders to 91.1 million. Black unemployment dropped to 13.1 percent while teen and women rates show little change, and manufacturing added only modest gains. Iowa also saw a September jobless rate of 2.8 percent, with 29,900 unemployed, a large monthly drop and gains in retail, services, and government.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Job Service
Job Service
Mandel Gets Four Year Prison Term In Mail Fraud Case
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel was sentenced to four years in prison for his role in a mail fraud racketeering scheme. Co defendants W. Dale Hess Irv Kovens Ernest M. Corey Jr and William A and Harry W Rodgers III saw charges reduced after hearings. Mandel faces loss of office though title remains. acting governor Blair Lee to continue.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Robert Taylor
Mandel
W. Dale Hess
Irv Kovens
Ernest M. Corey Jr
William A
Harry W. Rodgers III
Taylor
Blair Lee
Iowa
Warren McCray
Juror Responds to Insanity Defense in Murder Verdict
The Miami jury finds 15 year old Ronny Zamora guilty of first degree murder in the death of an elderly woman. Foreman John Kateb calls the defense claim that violent TV drove Zamora insane ridiculous. Jurors say upbringing influenced the decision. life in prison considered over death penalty.
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Miami
Ronny Zamora
Zamora
John Kateb
Irvin Winer
Senate Defeat Freezes Teen Wage Gap Proposals
The Senate rejected an amendment to keep 16 to 19 year olds on the higher minimum wage as part of a plan to reach 3.40 by 1981. The vote showed labor backing to keep teens on the same pay scale as older workers. House action earlier backed a rising minimum wage through 1981, with conference differences to be resolved.
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Washington
Senate
James McClure
Idaho
McClure
Richard Schweiker
Rpa
Organized Labor
House
Missing City Data Compromises Report
Cedar Rapids Equal Employment Opportunity office issues a annual report with inconsistent data across graphs and tables. The document notes contradictory statistics hinder evaluating progress in hiring women and minorities and calls for better information to support effective equal employment measures.
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Cedar Rapids
City Council
Equal Employment Opportunity Office
EEO
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