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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1973
Page
28
Peter Arnett, AP correspondent and 1966 Pulitzer winner for Vietnam war coverage, will discuss War's End Timetable and Aftermath at Upper Town College on Thursday. The lecture begins 10 a.m. in C P Colegrove auditorium with student and faculty sessions to follow. Local public invited.
Debra Becker 18 of West Liberty charged with larceny of a motor vehicle after an early Saturday arrest by Cedar County Deputy Ron Stein. Becker jailed in Tipton on $2000 bond as sheriff reports she claimed car trouble while en route home from Cedar Valley.
Cedar County sheriff's officers arrested Lewvern Cook in a Mechanicsville apartment over the weekend. He was wanted in Florida on three counts of breaking and entering and one jail escape.
A rapid review of bills and proposed laws in Des Moines outlines measures from town funding for a TV translator system to allow continued recreation fund support, to insurance reporting, inheritance tax changes, driving record rules, workmen’s compensation for agricultural workers, and various tax and property clauses. The document lists numerous HF and SF bills, their sponsors, and committee actions with passage notes.
A brief classified prompt invites readers to place a want ad and call 398 8234 to try the service. It emphasizes that want ads yield results and encourages action now.
Gov. Robert Ray's secretary Jan Van Note, the only one at the desk, kept a cheerful phone line as the heaviest April snowstorm in Iowa history raged. Legislators including Senators Shaff Hultman and Tieden and Representatives Schroeder Holden reached the Capitol, with reporter Skip Weber also making it there despite travel woes.
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