Leach pushes equity in tax and energy at UAW event
Rep. James Leach urged Iowa auto workers to pursue equity in tax policy and spending. He criticized oil tax cuts, urged energy deregulation opposition, and promoted a PAC contribution limit as part of a broader domestic SALT plan while calling for arms control and balanced federal spending.
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James Leach
Iowa Auto Workers
Holiday Inn
Leach
Iowa Uaw
CAP
Ronald Reagan
UAW
Cedar Rapids
Congress
Congress of the United States
Political Action Committees
Pacs
U.S
House of Representatives
Vital Statistics Listings and Community Updates
A section lists birth notices from Oct. 7 to Oct. 9 for families in Marion Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas, including Lori and Kevin Hollo a son and several other births. It also notes grandparents and married couples connected to newborns. Public safety items report alarm and fire events along with a Kirkwood exhibit and a local house sale. Community notices cover ads, campaigns, auctions, and contract talks with Marion schools.
Marion Community Center Weekly Activity Schedule
The Marion Community Center lists daily classes and events including art and drama from Creative Events Council, Kirkwood dance, learning center sessions, Headstart, Collins basketball, Spurgin and Ohrt dance lessons, and senior activities. Notable incidents note medical assists and a paper fire near local streets with times across Thursday and Friday.
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Marion Community Center
Creative Events Council
Kirkwood
Diamond Square
Rhodes
Collins
Spurgin
Ohrt
Penn Dance Workshop
Activites
Gazette
Tauke undecided on $8.5 billion AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia
Iowa Representative Tom Tauke says he is undecided about authorizing Reagan's sale of AWACS radar planes to Saudi Arabia. He notes weighing U S policy aims against risks of arming the Middle East and potential tech transfers, amidst calls for spending cuts and broader economic reforms.
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Ken Sullivan
Tom Tauke
Iowa
Tauke
Cedar Rapids
House
U.S
Begin
Congress
Reagan
Middle East
United States
Mideast
Saudi Arabia
Taube
Linn-Mar hosts artists from Iowa Arts Council program
Cedar Rapids artist Sharon Burns and Ames dancer Valerie Williams will visit Linn-Mar schools next week under the Artists in the Schools program. Burns will guide Indian Creek elementary students in mask making while Williams mentors high school drama students on choreography for the musical Dames at Sea.
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Cedar Rapids
Sharon Burns
Ames
Valerie Williams
Linn-Mar
Iowa Arts Council
Burns
Indian Creek
Williams
Counterfeit $20 Bills Linked to Cedar Rapids Incidents
Police report two counterfeit twenty dollar notes passed in Cedar Rapids at Jack's Department Store on 16th Ave SW and City News on Third Street, both bearing the same serial number as earlier passes. Authorities note ongoing counterfeit activity including recent fifty dollar bills in the area.
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Cedar Rapids
Jack's
16Th Ave
City News
Third St. S
Sheryl Ann Rettkowski
Katherine Ann Floyd
15Th St. SE
Anna Frank
Benton St. NE
Rettkowski
Floyd
Linn County
Linn District
Lnr
Trucker Rear-Ends Tractor Hurting Urbana Father and Son
A Urbana man David Ambdenstock age 25 and his 5 year old son Brian remain hospitalized in Cedar Rapids after a tractor driven by Ambdenstock was struck from behind by Lenard Floyd Waddle 72 of Urbana. The tractor rolled over into a ditch. Ambulance transport to Cedar Rapids. Waddle uninjured. Damage estimated at 2000 dollars to Waddle s car and 500 dollars to the tractor.
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Urbana
Cedar Rapids
David Ambdenstock
St. Luke's Intensive
Brian
Benton County Sheriff's Department
Ambdenstock
Lenard Floyd Waddle
Umbdenstock
Independence High crowns Jana Stanford homecoming queen
Independence High School senior Jana Stanford was crowned homecoming queen at a Friday pep rally. She is the daughter of the Rev and Mrs Robert Stanford of Independence. Independence planned a football game with Vinton later Friday.
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Independence
Jana Stanford
Independence High School
Robert Stanford
Vinton
Arlington plans $13000 upgrade at exchange office
The General Telephone Co of the Midwest plans a $13,000 improvement project in equipment at the Arlington exchange office. The work aims to modernize lines and expand capacity for local residents and businesses.
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Arlington
General Telephone Co
Midwest
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Eral
U.S. Senate
Lori
Kevin Holloway
Vasey Ave
Marion
Kimberly
Tom Lytle
J St. SW
St. Luke’s
Jennifer
Randy Chapman
J Ave
Darcy
Brian Kiburz
Seventh St
Peggy
Robert Snook
Franbrook Terrace
Janelle
Tony Merical
Kelly
D. David McCalley
Lisbon
Sharon
Gary Fordice
Kohawk St
Donna
James Doolittle
34Th St
Grinnell
Lisa
Joe Nelson
Don Stevens
42Nd St
Jayne Woodson
Jim N. Cook
Dorothy A. Penrod
Randall J. Maher
Christine C. Clinton
David L. Barber
Joyce M. Hickey
Rockne
Robins
June M. Valveda
Ryan
David J. Hansel
Brenda L. Smith
Spy Glass Hill
17Th St
First Ave. SE
27Th St. Dr. St
Kirkwood Community College
Doug Hall
Lifestyle
11Th St
Dale Dahlke
10Th Ave
Cullen Geist
Barvinek Realty
Marion Hardware
Adv
Begley
Pol
Red Delicious
Jonathans
Allen’s Orchard
Jack Shepherd
Patrick Grady
Marion Education Association
Marion Independent School District
Longfellow Administration
Sixth Avenue
13Th Street
Indian Creek Road
29Th Avenue
20Th St
Route 2
AWACS
Menachem Begin
Dick Gates
City Sanitation
Gates
Sheila Pospisil
32Nd St. NE
Klinger Paint Co
Fifth Ave
Abell-Howe Co
Roy M. Houser
S. 11Th St
Houser
Seventh Ave
Gary D. Frump
Windwood Lane
Frump
Arlington Phone Project
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