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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1983

Page

4

German Iowa Heritage Month Declared by Branstad

Gov. Terry Branstad signed a proclamation designating October as German Iowa Heritage Month to mark the 300th anniversary of German immigration. He praised the contributions of German Americans and created the Iowa German American Tri-centennial Committee to study a possible sister-state relationship with a West German region.

Des Moines Terry Branstad Iowa West Germany

Proposed cut in nursing home funds illegal warned

Iowa nursing home representatives call proposed inflation and efficiency cuts illegal and warn private patients will bear higher costs. Attorneys say budget trimming violates state and federal law and hits the efficient providers hardest. The plan includes eliminating 1.1 million in incentives as part of a 10.4 million state savings under a Branstad across the board cut.

Judy Daubenmier Saree Des Moines Iowa Iowa Council of Health Care Centers Iowa Council On Human Services Robert Baudino Terry Branstad Buck Brock Iowa Health Care Association Jean Shade Iowa Nursing Home Association Don Dunn Iowa Hospital Association Dunn Loren Slade Iowa Osteopathic Hospital Association Paul Stanfield Inter- Church Governmental Concerns Committee

Oelwein Patrol Lieutenant Stan Kuch Retires Amid Controversy

Lt. Stan Kuch of Oelwein resigns after 35 years with the Iowa State Patrol and 17 years as Post 10 commander in a dispute with Sgt. Lloyd Patterson. Kuch cites roots in Oelwein and not wishing to leave. new posts to be filled by Oct. 7. Patterson seeks remaining in Oelwein, faces transfer to Osceola after disciplinary actions and ongoing court reviews.

Deb Wiley Iowa Oelwein Stan Kuch Iowa State Patrol Kuch Lloyd Patterson Patterson Davenport Wayne Petersen Frank Metzger Patrol Des Moines Peace Officers Pension Board Petersen Metzger Koch Osceola Daily Log Fayette County

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