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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1969
Page
5
The Nixon administration asks Congress to resolve confusion between two campus disorder laws and allow colleges time to adapt. Welfare Secretary Finch calls on colleges to review dissent policies and says government will aid with funds and information while focusing on extremists rather than punishing hardworking students.
A list of court judgments entered naming plaintiff and defendant pairs with amounts owed, including Alan Plan Corp vs Ocie Hepker for 331 dollars and 00 cents and Iowa Public Service vs Frank J and Dorloves Althaus for 67 dollars and 38 cents, among others.
At the Manila protest against U.S. bases in the Philippines about 1,500 demonstrators gathered before the U.S. embassy. A militant faction of 50 youths from the Nationalist Youth organization hurled torches and rocks, broke windows, burned a U.S. flag, and prompted riot police to intervene.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions: by carrier 65 cents weekly. By mail Night edition and Sunday six issues 1.70 monthly 16 yearly. afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues 1.85 monthly 17 yearly. Other states 27 yearly. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. AP holds exclusive rights to local news republication.
Bank directors announced 14 promotions led by Donald E. Gerdes to vice president. Four assistant vice presidents include Richard F. Salat Denis L. Jensen Edward D. Kadera and Harold E. Loerch. New assistant cashiers Thomas J. Anderson Keith L. Avise James B. Colbert III Rudolph S. Leytze Donald R. MacKay Jr. Terry M. Martin. Larry H. Christy named assistant comptroller. Hugo C. Burdt and John L. Hoular promoted to assistant trust officers. Directors met Thursday.
Keith R. Akers, 30, of 415 Ninth avenue SE, posted 110 bond Thursday on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and was released from custody. Akers was arrested on a warrant Thursday in connection with an April 5 incident involving a 17 year old Cedar Rapids girl.
Cub Scouts Pack 39 awarded Wednesday at Kenwood school naming Bill Oates Joe Benedict Steve McCoy Danny Feddern Mike Chevalier Kris Kirk Tom Cringan Rex HamdorF Tim Alessio Mike Edwards Craig Huggins Mark Mowrer Doug Stancel Steve Zirtzman Bill Wilmot and Greg Mick.
Laura Bilsland and Dick Root of Cedar Rapids were arraigned in Linn district court on a charge of fraudulent acts. Bilsland allegedly received 1933 in ADC payments for two years for three children and for Root, now her husband, while aiding and abetting is claimed for Root. Judge Warren Rees set April 24 to plead or move, released them on 500 bond, and appointed counsel at state expense.
The case of Shirley Fremel versus Lucien Wilcox ends in dismissal with prejudice. Damages listed from a pedestrian auto accident total $11,499.63. The record notes ownership by Larry Woodard of 529 Tenth Street SW.
Charles E. Woodard and Kenneth D. Burnell face a larceny charge in the nighttime. Arraignment is scheduled for 10:30 Tuesday in Linn district court before Judge Warren Rees. Attorneys appointed for state expense are Larry Gutz for Woodard and William Matias for Burnell. Burnell released on $1500 bond. Woodard jailed in lieu of $1500 bond. Case stems from theft of carpet tools valued at $350 from a car.
Robert Owen Ward of 1426 E avenue NE demanded a preliminary hearing on uttering a forged instrument. Municipal Judge John B. Reilly set the hearing for May 7 at 2 p.m. Ward allegedly cashed a $75 check at Iowa State Bank and Trust Co in the name of Roger Evans and is free on 10 percent of a $500 bond.
Roger Schatz of 518 Seventeenth Street NW pled innocent Thursday to the charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The case involves alleged failure to support his two minor children and a trial was set for the next jury session.
James F. Melka, 22, of Independence is held in Buchanan County Jail on a $500 bond after being arrested at 12:15 a.m. for motor theft. Police found a car motor in the trunk of his vehicle near Gates Motor Supply Co and Melka appeared before Justice Clara Murphy.
The employer Krause Manufacturing and Equipment Co. votes to join Machinists Union 831. The NLRB conducted the vote on April 16.
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