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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1975
Page
4
Laura Lake and Pam Cooper, both 17 and City High seniors, enjoy a sunny fall afternoon after a journalism workshop at Kirkwood Community College. They sit on a hillside on the Kirkwood campus as they wait for a bus.
In central Iowa, LaMonte Arnold 22 was rescued after an auger trapped his leg in a grain elevator pit. Two doctors crawled in by flashlight to perform an emergency amputation to free him. Arnold remained in serious condition.
The Archdiocese says Rev. Raymond C. Herman 45, of Brandon, Iowa, was shot to death Monday night at his rectory in Morachata Bolivia by a lone assailant. Herman, a missionary since 1963, had just returned to Morachata after dedicating a nearby hospital. He served at San Rafael mission and was pastor there from 1968. Survived by his parents and four siblings. Services planned for Independence Iowa.
Iowa state officials confirmed several state-chartered banks hold New York municipal notes, including Central National Bank and Trust Co. of Des Moines with about 7 million in NYC bonds. Officials say out-of-state limits and FDIC insurance protect deposits. bank heads expect no impairment if NYC bonds falter.
An Iowa interim committee heard from NRC attorney Joseph Scinto that the state may regulate construction and operation of nuclear plants in many areas but must cede radiological and safety standards to federal law. The subcommittee aims to report recommendations to the legislature in January amid questions of state and federal jurisdiction.
Fairfield police report state agents raided a warehouse and seized nearly 3000 cases of wine in what authorities call the largest alcohol seizure in Iowa. Nicholas A. DiSette, president of Gino Wine Corp and DiSette Fruit and Produce, was arrested on five counts of bootlegging. Agents plan laboratory tests and consider forfeiture or destruction of the wine.
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