Rescuers Save Boy Threatening Jump From Dubuque Cliff
A boy was rescued in Dubuque on Wednesday after threatening to jump from a cliff. Rescuers formed a human chain and pulled him to safety by the arm.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1976
Page
5
Space Allocation Problem in Capitol Sparks Battle
Governor Robert Ray vows to meet with lawmakers and Supreme Court officials to resolve how much space is needed in the Capitol. Dispute centers on moving elected officials out of the Capitol while two new state office buildings rise nearby. Ray suggests expansion or use of nearby facilities. legislators urge in Capitol for more room for committees and hearings.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Supreme Court
Capitol
Ray
Moore
George Kinley
Rep
Andrew Varley
Senate Rejects Office Purchase Move
Senator Culver blocked a plan for the Senate to buy and convert an eight story office building at a cost of 39 million dollars. He argued the space would be unused and noted a new extension is due to be completed in three years. The vote fell 53 to 28 in the appropriations bill under debate.
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Washington
John C. Culver
Senate
Iowa
Culver
Iowa Daily Press Assn Clinic Set in Waterloo
More than 400 newspaper professionals from across the state are expected for the 33rd annual Iowa Daily Press Association clinic in Waterloo. The three day event at Conway Center and Ramada Inn features speakers from major outlets and groups including Rollan Melton of Speidel Newspapers, Louis Boccardi of AP, Robert Clark of Courier Journal, and Richard Gould of the U S Postal Service. David Elder, publisher of the Washington Journal, chairs the IDPA which serves a combined circulation exceeding 600000.
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Waterloo
Iowa Daily Press Assn
New Conway Center
Ramada Inn
New York
Jane Gilmer
Lee Boyan
Lee Boyan and Associates
Minnetonka
Minn
Jude West
University of Iowa College of Business Administration
Roland E. Kennedy
Sears Roebuck and Co
Cedar Falls
Lee Fox
Computype, Inc
Ann Arbor
Mich
David Elder
Art Kitner Enters Race For Buchanan Sheriff
Art Kitner Independence area farmer became the sixth candidate for Buchanan county sheriff after filing petitions minutes before the deadline. He will run on a petition ticket. incumbent Sheriff Joe Holgate seeks a Democrat term. Kitner, former state representative and ex Independence police chief, is GOP chairman. Other candidates include Billy Lingo and independents Beier, Stanford, McPherson. Lingo faced GOP disavowal over a 1956 felony. He could be allowed to carry a gun if elected. Deadline to file was Wednesday.
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Independence
Art Kitner
Independence Area
Buchanan County
Kitner
Buchanan County Republican Central Committee
Buchanan Gop
Joe Holgate
Billy Lingo
William D. Beier
Hazleton
Tim Stanford
Quasqueton
Jerry McPherson
Lingo
McPherson
Republican Central Committee
Buchanan Republicans
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UPI Telephoto
Legislative Council
House
Dale Cochran
Eagle Grove
Capitol Complex
Stuart
Rollan Melton
Speidel
Buchanan
Independence Police
U.S. Marshall
Securi
Securty Savings & Loans and
Monticello
Koy Oe
Mia
Ve” Lavan
Ince
ET Alain
KMART
Tee
Collins Road
Insura
HO Insurance Exchange
Milwaukee
MUTU
Good Insurance
Henry & Witwer
NCE
Persomal Service
Marine
United Fire
CAS
Dairyland
UNIO
Mutual
Dial
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