Pickup causes vehicle damage and window break
DuWayne Sivertsen faces a ticket after his pickup rolled from Auto Parts Co. to Third Avenue SE in reverse, clipping a car, backing over a curb and breaking a showroom window at Lubergner Mulvaney Furniture. No injuries. minor damages reported. He was charged with failure to stop engine and failure to set emergency brake.
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Luberger-Mulvaney Furniture Co
DuWayne Sivertsen
Center Point Road
Sivertsen
Auto Parts Co
Third Ave
Meth-Wick Manor Board Elects Seven To Full Terms
Meth-Wick Manor Inc. trustees elect seven to new three year terms this week. Four others fill vacancies from resignations. Newly elected full terms include Rev. Don Glaser and Rev. Wilbur Wilcox, both Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls respectively. Re elected are Robert Armstrong Marshall Hardesty John Knapp Abbott Lipsky and Mrs L A Talbott of Cedar Rapids. Dr Eugene Hancock new senior pastor at St Pauls United Methodist Church succeeds Dr Arnold Herbst. The Rev Jay Leatherman named to succeed the former district superintendent. Jerry Fatka and Mrs Ronald Moore win vacancies from Eleanor Cox and Frances Winterberg. Janice McGinn named associate administrator to oversee daily retirement home operations.
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Meth-Wick Manor Inc
Don Glaser
Cedar Rapids
Wilbur Wilcox
Cedar Falls
Robert Armstrong
Marshall Hardesty
John Knapp
Abbott Lipsky
L.A. Talbott
Eugene Hancock
Eleanor Cox
Frances Winterberg
Attorneys elect Marner president in Sixth District Bar
David L. Marner of Nazette Hendrickson Mar ner & Good law firm Cedar Rapids was elected president of the Sixth Judicial District Bar Association at the annual meeting in Iowa City. John Sladek Iowa City and Anders Norgaard Belle Plaine were named officers. A seminar preceded the meeting with Daniel L. Bray Darrell A. Morf and Magistrate Joseph Thorton speaking. Emil G. Trott of Iowa City received a special award for service since 1974. The district covers Benton Johnson Jones Linn and Tama counties.
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David L. Marner
Nazette, Hendrickson, Marner & Good Law Firm
Cedar Rapids
Sixth Judicial District Bar Association
Iowa City
John Sladek
Anders Norgaard
Belle Plaine
Daniel L. Bray
Johnson County
Darrell A. Morf
Joseph Thorton
Emil G. Trott
Sixth Judicial District
Benton
Iowa
Johnson, Jones, Linn
Tama
Derailment suits total near 220 million dollars
Lawsuits against a feeder railroad BASF Wyandotte Chemical and GATX rise to about 220 million dollars after a derailment near Youngstown released chlorine gas killing eight. The latest action, filed in U.S. District Court, seeks 26 million from Panama City couple James and Madeline Miller who inhaled chlorine.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Atlanta
Panama City
James
Madeline Miller
Johnson Says He Will Not Seek Another Term
Ten years ago President Johnson announced he would not seek or accept another term. He stated the decision was irrevocable and final, signaling a major shift in national politics and the 1964 campaign dynamics.
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Johnson
College teachers approve two year contract in district vote
The College Community School District education association ratified a 1978 80 contract by 95 percent of 88 voters. The deal raises salaries about eight percent with new base pay and top salary increases, adds a $40 monthly health premium, and includes two new paid personal leave days per year with potential renegotiation if funds allow. Board approval remains required to take effect.
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Christie Wallace Gazette
Education Writer Education Association
College Community
Association
Teachers gain two year contract with new leave options
The two year contract adds a personal business leave with prior approval before pay, an outside teaching leave up to two years without pay for programs like VISTA and Peace Corps, and a religious leave allowing two non holiday days off with one paid excused day. Diane Weiland lauded the agreement, and Glenn Selzer noted board approval pending.
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VISTA
Peace Corps
National Teachers Corp
Diane Weiland
CCEA
Glenn Selzer
The Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Distribution Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail for daily and Sunday editions, along with territorial restrictions and AP republication rights.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
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Coral Lane
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Peck
Peck’s
Green Thumb
Center Pt. Rd
Edd Rae
Want
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I Am
Shelly Lynn Grcore
Arthur St
Ceder Rapids
Iowa State University Extension Service
Hawkeye
Greater Cedar Rapids and Marion Home Builders Association
Wild Cherry
Lana
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Columbia Stereo
MCA
2Nd St. SE
Jackson Browne
Andrew Gold
Asylum
Elton John
ART Garfunkel Watermark
Elektra
Elvis Costello
Alison
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