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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1969

Page

5

Improvements of River Through C R Loop Discussed

City officials and consultants discussed Cedar River flood control and riverfront beautification along the Cedar Rapids loop. They backed widening the west bank between First and Third avenues and advancing flood control toward corps recommendations while pursuing esthetic gains as funds allow.

Cedar River Cedar Rapids Loop First Third Avenues Leo Peiffer Donald Canney Peiffer Canney U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Hiawatha Will Offer Supervised Playground Event

The Hiawatha recreation commission will sponsor a summer playground program for school age children and plans permanent improvements at Tucker park including swings. Councilman Jerry Seifried reported that the commission will offer the supervised program again this summer and may start a little league. Wesley Tucker leases the park for 1 dollar yearly and will allow use of an additional 3.5 acres for park purposes. The council also adopted a resolution approving sewer installation in the Eisenhower road project by Dave Schmitt Construction Co.

Hiawatha Recreation Commission Tucker Park Hiawatha Jerry Seifried Seifried Wesley Tucker Eisenhower Road Dave Schmitt

Navy Recon Flight Shot Down Over Korea

Missing LaVerne Greiner of Keota is among 31 navy personnel aboard a reconnaissance aircraft shot down Monday night by North Korean forces. The Pentagon offered little hope for survivors as two bodies were recovered. Greiner had served about 13 years. Sisters Mrs. Nate Frink of Brookland Drive NE and Mrs. Edward W. Weber of Sigourney are named as relatives.

LaVerne Greiner Keota Navy Greiner Nate Frink Brookland Drive Pentagon Sea of Japan Edward W. Weber Sigourney

Robert Stastny Accused of Assault in Family Case

Robert Stastny, 33, of 2030 Chandler Street SW, was arrested Wednesday on a charge of assault and battery. He is free on $110 bond. The alleged assault came after his wife Mary reported he struck her two sons, Terry Jeffrey age 5 and Tracy Jeffrey age 6, in the eye and neck.

Robert Stastny Chandler Street Stastny Mary Terry Jeffrey Tracy Jeffrey

Two Arrested in Theft of Tools

Charles E. Woodard and Keith D. Burnell were held on larceny charges after police linked them to a Wednesday evening theft of carpet tools valued at 350 dollars from a car owned by Larry Woodard of 529 Tenth Street SW.

Charles E. Woodard Tenth Street Keith D. Burnell Twenty-eighth Avenue Larry Woodard

The Joey Bishop Show Begins Third Year on KCRG TV 9

The Joey Bishop Show enters its third year at 10:30 p.m. Thursday in color on KCRG TV 9, continuing its late evening run.

Joey Bishop Kcrg-Tv

Woman Charged After Improper Left Turn Crash

Loretta A. Westbrook of 408 K street SW faced charges after a two car collision at Sixteenth avenue and K street SW. She allegedly turned left in front of Gary A. Rockhold of 4716 White Pine drive NE. Passenger Pearl Larimer of 1116 K street SW was treated at St Luke's hospital for a back injury and released.

Loretta A. Westbrook K Street Sixteenth Avenue Gary A. Rockhold White Pine Drive Westbrook Pearl Larimer St. Luke's Hospital

Wildlife official reassigned to Columbia refuge in Washington

Special to The Gazette reports WAUKON Thomas Charmley a federal wildlife manager based in Lansing for four years has been transferred to the Columbia national wildlife refuge in Washington.

Charmley Lansing Columbia National Wild Life Refuge Washington

New Bankers Association Elects Officers in Waukon

New officers of the Allamakee Bankers' Association are Harris McKee of Lansing as president Ronald Taylor of Postville as vice president and James Sneer of Waukon as secretary treasurer.

Waukon Allamakee Bankers’ Assn Harris McKee Lansing Ronald Taylor Postville James Sneer

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