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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1977

Page

5

Butz Attacks Farm Bill Amid Iowa Remarks

Former U S Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz in Amana blasts the Carter farm bill as baloney saying it will force farmers to produce for the government and boost grain reserves. Senator Dick Clark notes the bill helps the market but is not a cure all and warns against bureaucratic missteps. Carter signs the measure calling it far reaching for 40 years.

Butz Consumer Washington U.S Dick Clark Iowa Senate Agriculture Committee Carter

Judge orders continued state funding for abortions

Des Moines Iowa will continue paying for abortions for welfare women while a Johnson County District judge decides if the state may cut payments. Judge Harold Vietor held a brief hearing and kept his earlier order in place directing funding until the suit by two Iowa groups and two Iowa City residents is resolved, with a ruling anticipated after briefs due Oct. 14. The program began Aug 4 after federal funding ended and was halted by the Iowa Council on Social Services on Aug 12, but Vietor blocked the council from acting on that decision.

Des Moines Iowa Johnson County Harold Vietor Iowa City Vietor Iowa Council On Social Services Iowa Department of Social Services

Four City Races Set For Marion November Election

Marion voters will decide on all city posts except treasurer in the November general election. Filing for at large council and ward seats includes J Edward Begley and Lewis A Helbig for the council post vacated by Janice Kopel. Bernard D Cooper and Hurley W Hall in the second ward. Charles L Kraut versus Robert F Ebeling in the fourth ward. Park board challenger Patricia R Carter opposes incumbent Fred Weber. treasurer Jack Parmenter runs unopposed. Filing deadline was Thursday and election is Nov 8.

Janice Kopel J. Edward Begley Fifth Ave Lewis A. Helbig Starr Drive Bernard D. Cooper 24Th Ave Hurley W. Hall McGowan Blvd Charles L. Kraut Northview Drive Robert F. Ebeling Alpine Road Park Board Patricia R. Carter 35Th St Fred “Bud” Weber Country Club Drive Jack Parmenter 11Th Ave

Breed Retired Linn-Mar Secretary Honored at Farewell

Pauline Breed, Linn-Mar School District secretary for 18 years and the longest serving non teaching staff member, was honored Thursday at Educational Services Center. She began in 1959 when the district had 693 students and Main Elementary housed all pupils. The district now serves over 3,300 students in six buildings. YMCA Marion schedules include flag football, gymnastics, open gyms, and various swim lessons through the day.

Pauline Breed Linn-Mar Educational Services Center Breed Main Novak YMCA The Marion Ymca

Meeting on Americans Abroad program at Marion High

The Marion Independent American Field Service chapter hosts a public meeting Sunday at 7 p.m. at Marion High School to discuss the Americans Abroad program. Connie Panek, a 1977 returnee, will speak and share slides about her trip to Bolivia.

Marion Independent American Field Service Marion High School Connie Panek Bolivia

Oelwein City Elections See Three Races With Opposition

Nomination papers filed by the Thursday deadline show three contested posts in Oelwein for the November 8 election. Incumbent Mayor Louis Hull faces Ben Levin and Tracy Hinz, while at large candidates include Paul Miller Gus Johnson and Mike Markley. Fourth Ward contenders are Clayton Churchill and Bob Rechkemmer, with Vi Sims unopposed in the Second Ward.

Oelwein Louis Hull Ben Levin Tracy Hinz Paul Miller Gus Johnson Mike Markley Clayton Churchill Bob Rechkemmer Vi Sims

Weekend Weather Dampened In Iowa By Rain

The Associated Press notes gray wet conditions in Iowa Friday as the National Weather Service forecasts damp weekend plans. Rain fell across the north and west with Parkersburg reporting 1.1 inches. many areas near one inch. Expect continued rain and possible thunderstorms through Saturday driven by a frontal system in Nebraska and Iowa and a low in western Kansas. Overnight lows ranged 53 to 61 with highs from 64 to 79 across cities including Spencer Sioux City Des Moines Mason City Lamoni.

Iowa National Weather Service Parkersburg Nebraska Kansas Spencer Sioux City Des Moines Mason City Lamoni

Kalona Couple Hurt in Crash

Floyd Walker and wife Wilma, both injured in a Highway 218 collision north of St Ansgar, were listed in satisfactory condition at an Osage hospital. Mrs Walker attempted a pass, hit a parked car and rolled. she was charged with failure to have control of her vehicle.

ST. Ansgar Kalona Floyd Walker Wilma Osage Walker

Center Point Nomination Filings For Mayor And Council

Two candidates filed for mayor of Center Point to replace Ei leen Neenan who not seeking re election. Robert Pepin and Walter Weber submitted mayoral papers. Council candidates include Donald Nelson Conrad Dunn Scott Hendryx Paul Roseberry and incumbents Tom Kaut David Craig Gary Kook and Charles Ferguson. Election on November 8 with two year terms. Voting at the fire station from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on election day.

Center Point Eileen Neenan Robert Pepin Walter Weber Donald Nelson Conrad Dunn Scott Hendryx Paul Roseberry Tom Kaut David Craig Gary Mike) Kook Charles Ferguson

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Amana Agriculture Department Clark White House Earl Butz Marion Walter Stobaugh Eighth Ave Copper Construction Co James Drive Marion Woman’s Club U.N Don Anderson 26Th St Marion Band Stickney’s Adv Mrs. Breed Associated Press Veterans Memorial Coliseum Second Ave Friends of Public Library Inc Killians Vidal Sassoon Killian’s Lindale Beauty Salon Beam Tre Team Eens Kentucky Guy Ae Georre Beam’s Choice Clermont New York Harbor Assembly France James B. Beam Distilling Co Clermont, Beam, Ky Cedar Rapids First National Motor Bank 7Th Avenue 3Rd Street Scotts Garden Center Lindale Plaza Edgewood Rd
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