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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1979

Page

5

FBI Opens Door to Press Under New Omaha Chief

Harlan C. Phillips, 48, head of the FBI Omaha Division, says the bureau aims to be more open with the press and public. He notes shifts from J Edgar Hoover era caution to greater agency latitude under Clarence Kelley and William Webster, with guidelines to prevent improper actions. Phillips cites ongoing focuses on white collar crime and corruption cases in Iowa and Nebraska, and explains limited involvement in illegal gambling and kidnapping incidents amid broader Department of Justice oversight.

J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Harlan C. Phillips Omaha the Gazette Phillips Iowa Nebraska Cedar Rapids Iowa City Clarence Kelley Kelley William Webster Department of Justice Martin Luther King Jean Seberg Bureau Chicago

Passive solar house project outlined for Kirkwood board

Kirkwood Community College board discussed a passive solar house project funded by a 25 000 Mid American Solar Energy Complex grant. Larry Bean coordinates the effort at 27th Street and Q Avenue NW with plans to publicize designs and hold workshops on passive commercialization.

Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors Kirkwood Midwest Jack Neuzil 27Th Street Q Avenue NW Larry Bean Neuzil Cedar Rapids

Seven arrested on Linn County drunken driving charges

Seven people were arrested in Linn County late Thursday into today on drunk driving charges. Names include Joseph J. Lasack 53 Ronald G. Driscoll 40 Marcus Spears Jr. 29 Scott A. Bellmer 21 Colleen S. Adams 30 Robert B. Brown 24 and Randy D. Bishop 20 with additional offenses for Spears indecent behavior Brown failing to maintain control and Bishop driving with a revoked license and speeding.

Linn County Joseph J. Lasack Route 2 Olin Ronald G. Driscoll 29Th St Sixth Street Marcus Spears Jr Glass Road 13Th Street Spears Scott A. Bellmer O Ave East Post Road Highway 30 Colleen S. Adams 30Th St Third Avenue Robert B. Brown Anamosa First Avenue Randy D. Bishop Robinwood Apartments Blairs Ferry Road Center Point Road

Conference on Young Children Opens in Cedar Rapids

The Iowa Association for the Education of Young Children begins a two day conference at Five Seasons Center with keynote talks by Dr. Walter Block and Gladys Jenkins. About 580 pre registered attendees, with on site registration available, explore topics from nutrition to behavior management and day care as a business.

Iowa Association For the Education of Five Seasons Center Walter Block Cedar Rapids Gladys Jenkins University of Iowa

McGuire Charged After Altercation With Officers

Larry E. McGuire aged 26 of 6321st Ave SW faced charges of public intoxication and assault. A county attorney’s complaint alleges he kicked two officers while being escorted from the 320 Club at 320 Second Ave SE. He remained in Linn County Jail.

Larry E. McGuire McGuire Second Ave Linn County

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