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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1978

Page

15

Blind student trades sight limits for tech career drive

Mary Jane Keener, 29, though blind since birth, pursues electronics with a can-do spirit. Living near Cascade with her mother, she travels by bike and motorcycle, plans mountain climbing, and sought a career in electronics while studying at Iowa State University and Kirkwood College. She completed DeVry training in Chicago and emphasizes adapting to blindness as a nuisance rather than a handicap.

Cascade Mary Jane Keener Pleasant Ranch Mary West Mr. Jernigan Kenneth Jackson Hole Wyo Grand Tetons Grand Canyon Zion National Park Iowa State University Kirkwood Community College Iowa State DeVry Institute of Technology Chicago

Branstad Defends Zero Rating From 1976 Tests

Iowa representative Terry Branstad, then a 1976 campaign candidate, defended his zero rating by the Civil Liberties Union and allied groups for votes on civil liberties and crime issues. He argued the public interest favored less government and tougher crime penalties, noting his strong re election performance that year.

Des Moines Iowa Terry Branstad Blake Mills Branstad GOP Iowa Civil Liberties Union Human Resources Association of Iowa Iowa Public Interest Research Group ICLU James West R-State Center Senate Palmer House Frank Bannert Lake Mills SCLU

Harness maker Ed Bohnstengel preserves trade of horse era

AP reports Ed Bohnstengel, nearing 80, runs a front-window harness shop dating to 1935. He stitches by hand, measures horses in the alley, and sells saddles and antique signs while reflecting on tractors replacing work and his plan to retire someday.

Traer (Ap Ed Bohnstengel Bohnstengel Waterloo Saddlery Arizona

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Mom Dad Juanita Keener State William Palmer D-Des Moines Iowa House The Human Resources Group Iowa Housing Finance Authority Rep By Michael Holmes Bickmore
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