Myers Promotes Can Do Image In Iowa 1st District
Dick Myers, Democratic challenger in Iowa's 1st District, debates Rep. Jim Leach at Hagen's Furniture in Iowa City. Myers outlines tax indexing, fiscal reform, and consumer protection while portraying Leach as a corporate-focused incumb ent. He discusses health care, welfare, and inflation, and notes his past service in Coralville and local business ties.
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Iowa City
Dick Myers
Jim Leach
Hagen
Leach
Jim
Myers
Feisty Myers
Hawkeye Truckstop Inc
Coralville
Iowa
Ed Mezvinsky
Mezvinsky
Fred Schwengel
Schwengel
John Schmidhauser
Schwenger
Art Small
House of Representatives
Small
U.S. Geological Survey
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
Doris Wymore
Methodist Church
Herb Cochran
Coral Village
Cochran
Jimmy Carter
Abraham Lincoln
Coghran
Harry Truman
Carter
Davenport
Congress
HEW
Joseph
Califano
Lion
Roth- Kemp
Roth-Kemp
Consumer Protection Department
Consumer Federation of America
Doug Smith
Smith
Alaska
Ohio
Nixon
Clark
Ray
Drunk Driving Sentences Reported in Linn District Court
Twenty six defendants faced judgments in Linn District Court First Avenue division. Noel A. Smith received a suspended 180 day Linn County Jail term for a June 24 DUI, with a two day jail carryover for the arrest. Rodney Snitker was fined 350 and two days, credited for time served, with a deferred sentence on a January 29 case. Ronald D. Duncalf got 300 fine and two days, with time served. Melvin E. Irvin drew 120 days. Three defendants received suspended 120 day terms: Donald Atz Edward Steil Jr. Norris Aschem. Kevin Wright also got 120 suspended. Seventeen others were placed on probation or had sentencing deferred with probation to corrections or counsel. Other minor outcomes included guilty pleas for Dring while suspended and a leave scene charge for George Saltzman with fines.
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First Avenue
Linn District Court
Noel A. Smith
Sixth Ave
Marion
Linn County
Rodney Lee Snitker
50Th St. NE
Ronald D. Duncalf
van Horne
Melvin E. Irvin
Fourth Ave. SE
Donald R. Atz
Alburnett
Edward E. Steil Jr
Seventh Ave
Norris T. Aschem
Third Ave. SE
Kevin C. Wright
Center Point
Department of Correctional Services
Kenneth J. Elekar
27Th St
Virginia J. Lanfier
Green Ave
410 Students Enroll in JA Programs Across Cedar Rapids Area
JA executive Steve Gaylord reports 410 high school students enrolled in the inaugural week of Junior Achievement. A record 32 mini corporations were started, with every public and parochial high school in Cedar Rapids and Marion represented. The program expanded from three to four nights with weekly meetings as more students are expected. expansion planned in Iowa City and Vinton.
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Steve Gaylord
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Gaylord
Iowa City
Vinton
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Dale Kueter
Workingman Image
United Auto Workers
Scott County
UAW
Scott
Roth Kemp
Johnson
Bella Abzug
New York City
Johnson County
The
American Association of Retired Persons
U.S
Vietnam
Richard Speck
Creston
ERA
Washington
James Albert Smith Leach
Democratic
St. SE
Richard R. Jefferson
Charles Hunt Jr
Mount Vernon Road SE
Roy V. Beltz
Fifth St. NW
Harry E. King
Curtis L. Madison
Mount Vernon
Michael F. Durland
G Ave. NE
Rodney A. Tierney
Rockford Road
Thomas R. Sotelo III
Hiawatha
Francis C. Schmitz
First Ave
Larry L. Konicke
16Th Ave
Roselinde E
First St. NW
Michael J. Dvorak
Dvorak
George D. Saltzman
Sullivan
Henry Witwer
Vess
Sony
Marion TV & Records
7Th Ave
Chuck
McEqwen
Chuck McBowen
Gould Es
33Rd Ave. S.W
Hupp Electric Motors
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