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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1975
Page
5
Iowa Revenue department lists property valuation changes ordered Monday with final and tentative figures. Increases apply unless a minus sign shows a decrease. changes cover AG agricultural UR urban residential RR rural residential and C commercial.
Dr. Rita Dohrmann of Drake University finds Sesame Street portrays women in passive, non leadership roles while men lead. She notes two regular female characters have nursing or unclear jobs, and 76 percent of 390 characters are male. Mister Rogers Neighborhood contrasts with stronger female representation.
Fairbank Leo J. Duffy 82 a retired farmer died Sunday at Mercy hospital in Oelwein born February 13 1893 in Fairbank he married Anna Kane October 24 1916 He leaves five daughters Sister Mary Carol Osage Mrs Alex Detemerman Oelwein Mrs Carl Nelson Rockford Ill Mrs La Rue Anderson Shelby and Mrs Richard Felander Birmingham Mich and a son Jack Fairbank Services set for Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.m. Woods Fairbank.
Vinton high school art students painted a Bicentennial mural on the outside walls of the American Legion hall. Designs feature an eagle Uncle Sam the Legion symbol and a 13 star flag. Legion supplied materials while 17 students did the labor and design work. Instructor Valmah Patrilla praised the project for student experience and community beautification.
Marshalltown Community Hospital hosts career day at the school of nursing on Thursday. Cedar Rapids area residents may attend. Registration starts 9:30 a.m. at the students' residence, 9 North Avenue. To order your action act, dial 398 8234.
In Iowa City the University of Iowa School of Journalism holds an open house for alumni students and friends as part of homecoming activities. The 10 to noon event in the Communication Center features student media exhibits and refreshments hosted by acting director Kenneth Starck.
Ganousis 21 from Bridgeton Missouri pleads innocent to possession and delivery of controlled substances in Tama county district court. The case stems from the July discovery of an alleged drug factory in north Tama county. Judge William Eads sets trial for December 8. he posted 10 percent of a $10,000 bond and lives in Grinnell while attending college.
In Omaha, more than 800000 dollars in payments were made to firms tied to American Beef Packers founder Frank West while ABP livestock purchase checks were being returned unpaid. West and aide Robert Lee face conspiracy and fraud trials. ABP and Beefland International are charged with mail and wire fraud.
Dysart residents Scott S. Schoonover and Thomas Pippett pled innocent to second offense drunk driving charges in Tama county district court. Schoonover’s jury trial is set for December 8 before Judge William Eads, while Pippett’s trial is scheduled for November 10.
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