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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1980

Page

4

Marion driver in fair condition after head-on crash

Steven Waddell, 26, of Marion, remained in fair condition at St. Luke's Hospital after surgery for multiple injuries from a Monday head-on collision with a semitrailer driven by Larry Weiss of Reno in the 2300 block of Seventh Avenue. Police suspect a blackout before the crash. The truck driver and Waddell’s dog, in a rear cage, were uninjured.

Marion St. Luke's Hospital Steven Waddell English Blvd Waddell Seventh Avenue Larry Weiss Reno Nev

Three men charged with assault in Marion case

Police say Darrell Moore reported being threatened with a pistol on Alburnett Road. Steven W. Fry faces charges for pointing a gun and possessing a loaded firearm and a stolen weapon. Richard D. Fry and Larry J. Dippel are charged with assault. all three jailed in Linn County.

Marion Toddville Alburnett Road Moore Steven W. Fry Seventh St D. Fry Larry J. Dippel Fifth Ave Linn County

Marion and Linn county groups schedule meetings this week

Demolay Linn chapter meets Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with officers at 6:45. Robert Mitchell Women’s Relief Corps convenes Wednesday 2 p.m. at Legion Hall. Marion Independent school board meets Thursday 7 p.m. Longfellow Building. Linn‑Mar school board regular meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. Educational Services Center. Property transfer notes Cedar Rapids couple buying home at 3250 26th Ave from Kenneth Blin via Barvinek Realty. Ronald Ducharme reports theft of three chain saws worth 1350 and three car batteries from his property.

Demolay Linn Masonic Temple Relief Corps Robert Mitchell Women’s Relief Corps Legion Hall Thomas Pffiffner Cedar Rapids 26Th Ave Kenneth Blin Barvinek Realty Linn-Mar Linn-Mar School Board Educational Services Center

Cemetery cleanup at Oak Shade Cemetery begins next week

Marion Parks Director Joe Butterfield urges removing all decorations by April 15. Any items left will be discarded by cemetery staff. No new decorations may be placed until after April 15. Oak Shade Cemetery clears grounds annually before Memorial Day.

Oak Shade Marion Parks Department Joe Butterfield Butterfield

Three Cedar Rapids theft charges dismissed in Linn County

In Linn District Court two Cedar Rapids men, Randy D. Paul 19 and Keenan Flint 18, had their second-degree theft charges dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence. Timothy Mumm 18, remaining charged for the March 12 theft of 528 dollars from Submarine King, faces continuing prosecution.

Cedar Rapids Linn Timothy Mumm 14Th Ave. SE Third St. SE Randy D. Paul Fourth Ave. SE Keenan Flint 42Nd St. SE

Denver teases world hunger issues before Cedar Rapids visit

John Denver spoke at a news conference ahead of a Cedar Rapids concert as part of a two year effort by the Presidential Commission on World Hunger. He noted the commission includes Harry Chapin and Norman Borlaug with Sol Linowitz as chairman and aims to raise awareness while planning ongoing advocacy beyond the phaseout date.

John Denver Presidential Commission On World Hunger Cedar Rapids Denver Harry Chapin Iowa Norman Borlaug Sol Linowitz Ver Congress Advan United States

Cedar Rapids Dealer Receives Distinguished Motorcycle Safety Award

Carroll Chase of Cedar Rapids Honda received the Distinguished Dealer Award from Governor Ray for promoting motorcycle safety. Chase, twice honored and one of six nationwide, was praised for youth safety efforts and a 30 minute TV safety program he sponsored.

Des Moines Robert Ray Cedar Rapids The Motorcycle Safety Foundation Ray Carroll Chase Cedar Rapids Honda 16Th Ave Chase Motorcycle Foundation Foundation Robert Benton Benton

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