Abodeely Abortion Trial Set for June 16 in Cedar Rapids
The abortion case against 37 year old Joseph Abodeely of Cedar Rapids was scheduled for June 16 by Linn County District Court Judge Harold Vietor. The defense motion to inspect evidence influenced by a state supreme court ruling in the Meyers case asks the county attorney to provide physical evidence and home search photos by May 9.
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Joseph Abodeely
Cedar Rapids
Harold Vietor
Linn District Court
State Supreme Court
Linn County
Elliott Ricehill
High Court
Vietor
Merle Meyers
Abodeely
Meyers
Suspended Term for Santee on Break in Charge
Robert Santee 18 of 1026 Eleventh Street NE received a suspended sentence and probation after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. Judge Warren Rees imposed a ten year term to be served at the Anamosa men's reformatory if probation is revoked in Linn district.
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Robert Santee
Eleventh Street
Warren Rees
Anamosa
Linn
Harris claims Nixon sought political motive on ABM policy
Democratic National Chairman Fred Harris accused President Nixon of using a political approach in deploying a curtailed antiballistic missile system. He cited scrapping the Sentinel and backing a limited Safeguard, urging steady moves on race equality poverty tax reform and war and peace. Harris warned the party will not retreat on racial equality.
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Washington
UPI
Fred Harris
Nixon
National Press Club
Oklahoma
Harris
Democratic Party
Accuse C R Man Of Drunk Driving
A charge of drunk driving was filed in Linn district court Wednesday against Frank E. Valenta 69 of 250 Twenty-fourth Street NW. Valenta is accused in connection with an accident Monday at Johnson Avenue and B Avenue NW. He pled innocent Thursday in Linn district court and is free on $500 bond.
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Linn District
Frank E. Valenta
Twenty-fourth Street
Valenta
Johnson Avenue
B Avenue NW
Linn District Court
Suit Filed Stemming From 1968 Mishap
Norma J. Bentley filed a $7,500 damage suit in Linn district court against Thomas F. Crone and Robert C. Barker of Linn county. The action arises from an October 26 1968 accident on First Avenue SW when Bentleys auto stopped for a signal and was rear ended by Barkers car which had been struck from Crones rear.
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Norma J. Bentley
Linn District Court
Thomas F. Crone
Robert C. Barker
Linn County
First Avenue
Barker
Crone
Cub Scouts Pack 25 Awards at Arthur and Pack 82 at Monroe
Tuesday awards at Arthur school honored Pack 25 members David Nelson Darrell Knapp Kenneth Springsteen John Scherling Craig Phillips Tom Jackson Toby Schaffner Mark Jordan and Neil Nash. Pack 82 members Gordon Peterson Doug Kowell Chuck Newland Billy Rowell Ricky Olson Dan Debrawer Don Bozak John Davis Eddy Hidder Kent Harris and Kevin Gilliland received awards at Monroe school.
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Pack
Arthur School
David Nelson
Darrell Knapp
Kenneth Springsteen
John Scherling
Craig Phillips
Tom Jackson
Toby Schaffner
Mark Jordan
Neil Nash
Monroe School
Gordon Peterson
Doug Kowell
Chuck Newland
Billy Rowell
Ricky Olson
Dan Debrawer
Don Bozak
John Davis
Eddy Hidder
Kent Harris
Kevin Gilliland
Language ConferenceSaturday at Cornell Language Conference
The annual Cornell language conference will be held Saturday under the department of classical and modern languages at Cornell college in Iowa. Teachers from elementary to university level are invited. Dr. Vassilios Christides, literary critic from Dumbarton Oaks, will speak in the morning session. Luncheon follows in the Commons with separate meetings in classics French German Russian and Spanish. A special session for junior college language teachers is planned.
Boy Rescued From 70-Foot Bridge Stanchion
Reading Pennsylvania AP reports firemen and rescue crews spent about two hours lowering 10 year old Terry Biando from a Schuylkill river bridge stanchion after he crawled up to reach a pigeon egg. A policeman tried to comfort him as onlookers heard he was worried about being late for supper.
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Reading
Schuylkill River
Terry Biando
East Iowans enlist eight in armed forces
Eight men from East Iowa have enlisted or been reassigned in the armed forces. Charles Larkin and Michael Papesh head to Lackland Texas and Chelsea respectively, while William Reese goes to Lackland. Others travel to San Diego and Anamosa for Navy programs, with several receiving commissions, promotions, and medals in the Army Navy and Air Force. Leave reports include personnel en route to Vietnam and a Purple Heart recipient returning to the United States.
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Armed
Lackland
Texas
Air Force
Charles B. Larkin
Oakland Road
Michael J. Papesh
Chelsea
William J. Reese
Shellsburg
Douglas G. Wilson
Twentieth Street
San Diego
Navy
Dennis D. Franck
Quasqueton
Douglas R. Lowe
Twenty - Ninth Avenue
James A. Kasey
Louis A. Hinz
Anamosa
Ronald J. Fresh
William Denniston
Second Avenue SE
F. E. Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Leon Kohloff
Henry Kohloff
London
el Paso
Japan
Wesley Licht
Emil Licht
Miami
Vietnam
William Campbell
Mark Campbell
Waukon
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Laird Pushes Broad Review of Defense System
Defense Secretary Laird announced plans for a blue ribbon panel to study the entire U S defense community including its mission and performance. He pledged a thorough independent review and said there will be no cover up or distortion as debate over waste military growth and policy goals continues.
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Washington
UPS
Laird
U. S
Wisconsin
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Shoreham Hotel
Pentagon
Marine Corps
David Shoup
White House blocks Cornell educator as NSF director
The White House blocked Franklin Long, Cornell University vice-president for research, from becoming director of the National Science Foundation due to his December 1968 article criticizing the Sentinel ABM system. Long had been sounded out for the post before Haworth’s June 30 retirement. science adviser Lee DuBridge denied an actual offer.
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Long
Leland Haworth
Haworth
White House
Science
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Lee DuBridge
Nixon
DuBridge
Iowa Senate votes to repeal 3 percent ad tax on ads
The Iowa senate passed a bill to repeal the 3 percent service tax on advertising and new construction by a 44 to 14 roll call. Republicans for include Anderson and Arbuckle. Democrats for include Coleman and Gaudineer. Republicans against is Stephens and several listed not voting.
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DES Moines
Iowa Senate
Anderson
Arbuckle
Balloun
Benda
Briles
Clarke
Conklin
Curran
DeHart
DeKoster
Erskine
Flatt
Gilley
Griffin
Hammer
Hougen
Keith
Klink
Kosek
Kuhl
Lamborn
Laverty
Leonard
Lisle
Lodwick
Lucken
Messerly
Mogged
Mowry
Neu
Nicholson
Ollenberg
Parker
Potgeter
Potter
Rigler
Shaff
Smith
Stanley
Sullivan
Thordsen
Walsh
Coleman
Gaudineer
Stephens
Denman
Dodds
Doderer
Frommelt
Glenn
Hill
McGill
Iowa Electric
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Goldberg heads unit to oppose Safeguard ABM plan
Arthur Goldberg former supreme court justice and U N ambassador announced a national committee to mobilize opposition to the Safeguard anti ballistic missile system at a news conference Roswell Gilpatric former deputy defense secretary joined in arguing against the program saying it would turn the United States into a garrison state and divert resources from domestic needs.
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Washington
UPI
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
U.N
Goldberg
Roswell Gilpatric
Gilpatric
National Citizens Committee
Canal Or Wan
Po“y Nea
Jerry Byrd
Channel 9
U.S
Defense Department
McNamara
Atkins Legion Chooses Girls State Delegate Regina Little
Regina Little daughter of Mr and Mrs George Little has been selected by the Atkins Legion auxiliary to attend Girls State at Cedar Falls from June 8 to 14 and represent local youths in state governance.
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Joseph E. Vermedahl
Joseph G. Vermedahl
Vinton
Ft. Sill
Okla
Larry D. Hefflefinger
Joannes Hefflefinger
Hiawatha
Ft. Wainwright
Alaska
Gregory D. Lebeda
John J. Lebeda
Rural Belle Plaine
Army
Larry G. Wisner
George E. Wisner
Belle Plaine
Vietnam
Norman K. Popenhagen
Atkins
Richard Gefaller
Raymond Gefaller
Waucoma
Regina Little
George Little
Atkins Legion Auxiliary
Girls State
Cedar Falls
Judge Frank Gilloon Sr. Dies in Dubuque at 83
Dubuque AP reports Frank D. Gilloon Sr., 83, retired district court judge, died Thursday at his home in Dubuque. He served on the bench in the region and was recognized for his legal career and public service.
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Dubuque
Frank D. Gilloon, Sr
Iowa Legislative Report Airs Tuesday and Thursday
Frank Nye, Gazette Associate Editor, delivers Iowa Legislative Report on CHANNEL 9 at 5 30 and 10 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, providing updates on state government proceedings.
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Frank Nye
Gazette
Iowa
Channel 9
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