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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1982

Page

5

Ray Momentum Shifts To Branstad In Iowa Race

Gov. Robert Ray told about 70 Linn County Republicans at a Roosevelt Hotel rally that momentum in the Iowa gubernatorial race has moved to Terry Branstad. He contrasted Conlin’s recent decline and criticized her income disclosure, calling some remarks offensive and unrealistic. Tauke urged voters to choose a direction that limits federal spending and government growth.

Robert Ray Linn County Iowa Terry Branstad Ray Tom Tauke Larry Conlin Tauke County Recorder's County Recorder’s Boyd Potter Linn County Recorder's Linn County Recorder Linn County Auditor's Linn County Recorder Committee

Jailers face discipline over Ottumwa inmate death

Wapello County Sheriff Bud Erwin said two jail employees Harold Gipson and Robert Morgan may be suspended or fired after the hanging death of 19 year old inmate John Whennen. A grand jury found laxness in performance but did not indict. An independent probe by the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation is awaited.

Ottumwa Iowa Wapello County Bud Erwin Harold Gipson Robert Morgan John Whennen Erwin Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation Whennen Grand Jury

Campaign quotes highlight crime policy and budgets in Iowa race

Democratic candidates Phil Brammer and Denver Dillard spoke on public safety budgets and prisoner releases. Brammer urged funds for police psychology support amid cut concerns, while Dillard pressed for a minimum security facility to curb early releases. Warbasse challenges Dillard for Linn County Attorney.

Parole Board Denver Dillard Linn County

Peick Endorsed by Labor and Trade Groups for Iowa House Seat

Doris Peick of Cedar Rapids receives endorsements from the Iowa State Chiropractic Society Iowa State Building and Construction Trades and Grocers Political Action Committees for the 52nd District House seat The 2nd District Farm Labor Coalition also backs Peick and Jim Riordan for secretary of agriculture The coalition lists Pat O'Meara and John Jelson as co chairmen of the group.

Iowa State Chiropractice Society Iowa State Building and Construction Trades and the Grocers Farm Labor Coalition Jim Riordan Doris Peick Cedar Rapids Iowa 2Nd Congressional District Pat O'Meara Delmar John Jelson Marion Cochairmen

Charter Medical files for Sioux City private psychiatric hospital

Charter Medical Corp of Macon Georgia filed a certificate of intent with the Iowa Health Facilities Council to build an 80 bed private psychiatric hospital on a 10 to 13 acre Sioux City site. The project would cost 6.5 to 8.5 million dollars and employ about 150 people. The action starts the process for state approval with a 60 day certificate of need and hearings to follow. The firm also considers Cedar Rapids for a separate 9 million dollar psychiatric hospital.

Des Moines Charter Medical Corp Macon Iowa Health Facilities Council Sioux City Charter Medical Cedar Rapids

Inmate Missing From Iowa Prison Farm

An inmate at the minimum security prison farm near Augusta, Iowa, was reported missing Friday. Craig McCullough, 22, who worked at the power house facility on the main farm, was last seen around 4 p.m. He is serving a 10-year sentence for bad checks and second degree theft from Linn County.

Fort Madison Iowa Augusta Craig McCullough McCullough Linn County

Conlin Denies Negative Campaign Claim Amid Rally Tour

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Roxanne Conlin argued her campaign is not negative, criticizing opponent's record and urging support for a $300 million general obligation bond program to fund state public works. She predicted 1.1 million Iowans would vote in the off year and promoted a Sunday rally at Machinists Union Hall.

Ken Sullivan Roxanne Conlin Cedar Rapids Conlin Robert Ray Tom Miller Machinists Union Hall Prospect Place

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Branstad By Ken Sullivan General Assembly Roxanne Brammer Phil Brammer Oakland Road Lou Adrienne Mandle Crescent St Dillard Dillard's Republic Steve Warbasse Peick Riordan, Peick Wilson Ave 32Nd St Mit. Vernon Rd Tth Ave Norelco Clean AIR Machine Norelco Kerosun Brown Haling Lto Mane FCC Westdale
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