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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1976

Page

12

Iowa Democratic caucus fracturing reshapes nominee race

In Iowa Carter leads nationally with 17 delegates but Morris Udall and Hubert Humphrey gain in district conventions. Udall secures 10 delegate slots and Harris 2 as uncommitted delegates loom. A black caucus shift to Carter alters the 4th district balance amid tensions and accusations of broken pledges.

Des Moines UPI Jimmy Carter Iowa Carter Morris Udall Hubert Humphrey Udair United Press International Satur Udall Fred Harris Humphrey Sen Henry Jackson Harris Group Sam Zelden Harris California Jerry Brown

Seven Motorists Charged as Drunk Drivers

Lectar Mapias police charged seven motorists with drunk driving late Saturday night and early Sunday. Alvin Boots 40 of 2377 Thompson street SE faced additional charges for reckless driving and keeping to the right. Scott Kramer 19 of 204 Fourteenth avenue SE was arrested after officers saw him driving with a flat tire. Clyde Singh 30 of 922 Seventh street SE charged with driving left of center and drunk driving. Michael Futrell 21 of 914 B avenue NW arrested for drunk driving and speeding on First Avenue near Fortieth street SE. Randy Schoon 19 of 600 West Ninth street Marion stopped near B avenue and Thirty-eighth street NE after running a red light and speeding. Ronnie L Sojka 30 of 1827 Higley avenue SE stopped in the 200 block of Twelfth avenue SE for erratic driving. George Welsh 36 of 916 Tenth avenue SE arrested at Twelfth avenue and Fourth street SE after passing on the right and licensed violation in addition to drunken driving.

Lectar Mapias Alvin Boots Thompson Street SE Fourteenth Avenue Fourteenth Street SE Scott Kramer Fourteenth Avenue SE Second Street Second Avenue SE Clyde Singh Seventh Street Eighth Avenue Sixth Street Center Line Michael Futrell B Avenue NW First Avenue Fortieth Street Randy Schoon Weat Ninth Street Marion B Avenue Thirty-eighth Street Ronnie L. Sojka Higley Avenue SE Twelfth Avenue George Welsh Tenth Avenue SE Fourth Street SE

Unfair Labor Practice Complaint Filed Against University of Iowa

AFSCME Local 12 files unfair labor practice charge in Des Moines alleging harassment of organizers after a Dec 22 hospital union meeting. Susan Scheid says supervisors ordered her from the area and harassment followed. steward Henriette VandenBerg reportedly worsened health and was hospitalized.

Des Moines American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Afscme University of Iowa Susan Scheid Har Scheid Henriette VandenBerg

Cascade Aquin Fund Drive Falls Short

Cascade Aquin parochial school district with 600 students in 12 grades and six parishes failed to raise the $180,000 target. POPS and the school board discussed the shortage Friday but made no decision. a verdict was awaited in weeks. The drive sought 150 pledgers over three years but drew 92 supporters pledging $120,000.

Cascade Cascade Aquin POPS Preserve Our Parochial Schools

Regis Bands Tour Florida Festival

Regis high school bands travel to Orlando for a six day festival tour. The 110 member marching band performs Tuesday at Disneyworld in America on Parade and a 30 minute stand up concert at Sea World. The 40 member jazz band gives a 40 minute evening show at Disney Productions Lake Buena Vista and a Sea World afternoon set. Students raised over 15000 dollars for the trip.

Sea World

Reckless Driving Charge Filed After Fatal Coralville Crash

Jan Joseph Johnson, 19, Iowa City, faces reckless driving charges after a car he drove struck a tent where Sheila Siastkowski, 25, of Marion, slept. The incident occurred about 1:30 am on a gravel road near the Coralville reservoir area. Investigators say the accident, which killed a Marion woman, remains under inquiry.

Coralville Marion Jan Joseph Johnson Iowa City Iowa Highway Patrol Charles Bendlage Sheila Siastkowski Meadowview Drive Bendlage Johnson Coralville Reservoir

Massage Parlor Injunction Blocks Coralville Ordinance

CORALVILLE A temporary injunction blocks enforcement of a new city ordinance restricting massage parlors to licensed technicians and in calls only. The case argues the ordinance violates constitutional rights and unduly limits the business activities of massage parlors. WEST BRANCH D E Edwards 77 died in cave city kentucky while returning from florida. He was born february 2 1899 near Maquoketa. He was married november 15 1919 to anna marolf. He operated a well drilling business and was a member of West Branch United Methodist church. He is survived by wife a daughter dorothy ward a foster daughter eloise evans a brother elmer and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Bur ial services set for 1 30 p m Tuesday at West Branch United Methodist Church with burial in West Branch. Friends may call Barker funeral home Monday evening.

Coralville Town City Massage Cinda Stewart Mmas Deusses West Branch D.E. Edwards Cave City Florida Maquoketa Anna Marolf Wilton Eloise Evans Elmer California West Branch United Methodist Church Barker Funeral Home

Pony Express Ride for Crippled Children Set

Des Moines reports the ninth annual Tide of Iowa Pony Express to raise funds for Easter Seals Camp Sunnyside. About 2,000 riders, led by honorary chairman U.S. Sen. Dick Clark, expected to arrive at Camp Sunnyside near Des Moines Saturday afternoon. The goal is $125,000 to aid lowans with physical and multiple handicaps.

Des Moines U.S Iowa Pony Express Pony Express Organization Camp Sunnyside California New Jersy Dick Clark The Tide

Seven New Faces on State Democratic Committee

Seven new faces join the Iowa Democratic state central committee after district conventions. In Second district Linn county gains Phyllis Hughes, with Ken Schriner Walt Griffin and Dorothy Blum re elected. First district re elects Charlotte Ripperner and Pat Gilroy. Donna Bushek loses. Kent Stufflebeam ousts Mike McDonald. Lloyd Schmeiser re elected. Third district adds Iola Adams and John Knudson. Dick Peterson and Betty Steffen re elected. Fourth district incumbents re elected. Fifth district reelects Hammer Lanning Pentice. Carmichael elected. Sixth district O Hearn defeats Dan Fitzgerald. others re elected.

Iowa Democratic State Central Committee Linn County Phyllis Hughes Delaware County Anita Terpstra Cedar Rapids Ken Schriner Walt Griffin Fayette County Dorothy Blum Dubuque County Davenport Charlotte Ripperner Washington County Pat Gilroy Johnson County Donna Bushek Central Committee Scott County Kent Stufflebeam Benton County Mike McDonald Lloyd Schmeiser Desiree County Mason City Iola Adams Black Hawk County John Knudson Marshall County Dick Peterson Cerro Gordo County Betty Steffen Chickasaw County Iowa Democratic Party John Brunow Appanoose County Glenn Buler Polk County Carmella Brown Jeanne Bridenstine Jasper County

District Court Action In Iowa District Court

Two criminal trespass cases were heard in the First avenue division. Danny Abram pled guilty to a Jan 20 trespass on the Batchelder property and was fined. Douglas Young had a July 10 trespass charge dismissed and a Jan 16 charge dismissed for lack of evidence. Multiple defendants faced drunken driving and other charges with various fines and suspended sentences.

First Avenue Division Iowa District Court Danny Abram Route One Marion James Shirley Batchelder Douglas Young Paul Kenecny Palo Larry Ruse Williams Brian Warner Tenth Avenue SE Charlene Hootman Seventeenth Avenue Nsw

Cedar Rapids Man Faces Robbery Charge

Cedar Rapids resident Monte Dochterman, 20, of 1045 Fifth Avenue SE, is charged with robbery with aggravation after a late Sunday night gunpoint robbery attempt at 351 Seventeenth Street SE. Three men entered Michael Oliver Smith’s home, two shots were fired, and the suspects fled. Dochterman is jailed in Linn County on $25,000 bond as police continue the investigation.

Cedar Rapids Monte Theodore Dochterman Fifth Avenue SE Michael Oliver Smith Seventeenth Street Smith Dochterman Linn County

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Regis Bands To Jan Johnson Perpetual Savings Frei Barlows James Dine Summer Circle NE James Slight Tenth Street SE Douglas Wiebbecke Cindy Neal Fifteenth Street Gary Barker C Street Stephen Ludley Springville George Horton Waterloo Grover Fitzpatrick John Meade Oxford Michael Bickal Center Point C.R. Man City Telephone Information Service
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