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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1988

Page

12

Farm Credit Bank Opens Door to Bailout Assistance

The Farm Credit Bank of Omaha qualified Friday for up to 110 million in special loans under the 1987 bailout bill. The program aids cash strapped and re entering farmers with reduced rate financing and borrower rights including loan restructuring review by a National Special Assets Council.

David Lynch Gazette Washington Farm Credit Bank of Omaha Farm Credit Omaha Bank Iowa Farmers Home Administration National Special Assets Council Jim Kirk Gene Severens Severens Tom Harkin Center For Rural Affairs Senate Ance Corporation Kirk Dave Nagle D-Iowa

Greenpeace activists plead guilty to blocking Monsanto plant

Four Greenpeace members pleaded guilty in Muscatine to interfering with official acts and blocking a public highway when they parked rental trucks and linked doors with steel cables at the Monsanto chemical plant entrance. They were fined a total of 270 dollars plus court costs.

Annie Leonard San Francisco Falvey Leonard Ben Gordon Greenpeace Monsanto Mississippi River

Camanche man killed in river barge mishap

Gerald Holm a 54 year old man from rural Camanche died after falling about 30 feet into an empty barge at a Mississippi River grain terminal in Clinton. The Clinton Police Department said his employer Don Agra planned to send an inspection team to investigate the death.

Clinton (Ap Gerald Holm Mississippi River Clinton Clinton Police Department Holm Don Agra

August Proves Deadly Month for Iowa Pedestrians

Eight pedestrians died in August across Iowa in 1988, the highest monthly toll since August 1981, according to IDOT data. Incidents occurred in Oelwein Preston Maquoketa Windsor Heights Eagle Grove Story County and rural Warren County. Through August 1988 twenty two pedestrian deaths compare with twenty at the same point in 1987.

Iowa Iowa Department of Transportation Gus Horn IDOT Oelwein Preston Maquoketa Windsor Heights Eagle Grove Story County Warren County

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