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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1977

Page

4

Wild mustangs migrate to Iowa in large adoption drive

Strawberry Point led by attorney Linzy Martin arranged the shipment of 70 wild mustangs from near Reno to eastern Iowa, in what organizers call one of the nation’s largest adopt a horse efforts. The 45 hour journey faced fuel and equipment glitches but all horses arrived healthy with owners in Iowa and Minnesota forming the Eastern Iowa Wild Mustang Association to keep in touch.

Strawberry Point UPI Linzy Martin Reno Nev Iowa Midwest Martin Wyoming Minnesota Bureau of Land Management Federal Department of the Interior BLM Mar Hawkeye State Eastern Iowa Wild Mustang Association

Iowa Receives 3.4 Billion Federal Funds in 1976

The Office for Planning and Programming reports Iowa received 3.4 billion in federal funds in 1976. HEW led disbursements with nearly 1.6 billion, most for retirement and disability, while Defense spent about 340 million. Social Services and the Regents system also received large sums from federal programs.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Office For Planning and Programming Veterans Administration Department of Defense Iowa Department of Social Services State Board of Regents System

Cornell Plans $3.55 Million Drive for Phase II

Cornell College trustees approve Phase II of the 10 year 10.8 million Advance capital campaign begun in 1975. Three major gifts totaling 289000 toward the 3.55 million goal include 100000 from Ralph C. McCague 85000 from Bess Medary and land valued at 104000 from the Youngker family. Phase II launches May 19 with College Hall reopening. Phase I已 surpassed 3.5 million goal.

Cornell College Hall Merle S. West Sci Ence Armstrong Hall Platner Music

Crashes Kill Four Iowans Over Weekend

Over the weekend four Iowans died in separate crashes. Ralph E. Porter 42 of Dubuque was killed when his motorcycle struck a car on U S 20 near Farley. Two Lansing youths Jeffrey Guider 10 and Eric Stiber 18 died in separate wagon and rollover accidents. Dwight J. Van Brocklin 18 of NewAlbia survived, and Roger Pitz 23 of Cresco died in a county road ditch crash five miles west of Cresco.

Iowa Farley Ralph E. Porter Dubuque Porter U.S. 20 Loras J. Kemp Gerald Hughes Waterloo Lansing Jeffrey Guider Eric Stiber Dwight J. van Brocklin New Albia Waukon Roger Pitz Cresco

Ray backs public funds for abortions

Iowa Governor Robert Ray supports using public money to help poor persons obtain abortions. He calls abortion a legal right under Supreme Court rulings and says funding is needed to prevent unsafe, unassisted procedures. He backs appealing a Johnson County court ruling on DSS funding.

Des Moines Robert Ray Ray U.S. Supreme Court Iowa Department of Social Services DSS Johnson County Iowa

Des Moines G-Strings Return Under New Criminal Code

The new code, effective Jan. 1, bans nude dancing in taverns and four forms of pornography. Managers predict a shift to G strings and pasties, while lawmakers defend a morality driven change amid debate over the premises clause and enforcement.

Des Moines

Iowa Moves to Ban Certain Smut Under New Law

Iowa advances a pornography bill banning depictions of sex acts involving sadism masochism excretory functions or bestiality with enforcement by county or state prosecutors. The measure also restricts where porn dealers may locate and clarifies that theaters remain excluded from the ban while printed material could reach minors.

Carol Ann Nix New Jersey John P. Roehrick Roehrick Iowa Robert Kraemer R-Des Moines Philip Hill Des Moines Hill Senate

Debussy Birth Year Noted for Historical Trivia

The message states that composer Claude Debussy was born in 1862, highlighting a milestone often referenced in music history trivia.

Composer Claude Debussy

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