City Defends Action on Old Houses and Snorkel Duty
Safety Commissioner John Oberthien said the Cedar Rapids fire department will keep the snorkel unit on standby to ease manpower shortages. City officials defend efforts to demolish 34 nuisance houses, noting court delays while trustees work through legal steps.
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Cedar Rapids
County Board of Health
Donald Canney
Oberthien
Edsel McMickel
Federal judge upholds wage guidelines in A and P case
In Baltimore Judge C Stanley Blair granted the government an injunction stopping A and P from paying 15 to 22 percent wage increases to 77 union meat cutters. The workers struck last November with a contract signed November 21. A and P and the union were fined 2500 dollars each in civil penalties.
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Baltimore
C. Stanley Blair
A&p Food Stores
A&p
Blair
Illinois Firm Sues in Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Hales and Hunter Co., a subsidiary of Cargill, sues Kenneth Herring and Mechanicsville Grain Co., alleging Harold and Sharon Timm delivered a $21,492 promissory note secured by 135 acres of corn which was allegedly sold and converted for private use.
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Cedar Rapids
Illinois
Hales and Hunter Co
Cargill, Inc
Kenneth Herring
Mechanicsville Grain Co
Cedar County
Harold
Sharon Timm
Herring
Mechanicsville Grain, Co
Tree Planting Ceremony Slated in Greene Square
Forks Commissioner Stan Reinis announces Arbor Day observance in Greene Square on April 28 to mark the 100th anniversary of the holiday and the completion of downtown park replanting. Thirteen trees of different varieties will be planted to replace elms affected by Dutch elm disease. The mayor and council members are invited. the ceremony starts at 9 a.m.
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Greene Square Park
Forks
Stan Reinis
Reinis
Heart Attack Blamed for One Car Crash
Galen B Robertson, 46, Anamosa, was in critical condition with a heart condition in the intensive care unit at Veterans Hospital Town City Wednesday after a one car crash on Highway 151 three miles east of Marion. Deputies say Robertson’s car went off the road, overturned, and landed on its wheels. He apparently suffered a heart attack before the crash. hospital reports no major injuries.
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Galen B. ‘Robertson
Anamosa
Veterans Hospital
Town City
Linn
Robertson
Highway 151
Marion
Tim
Bid Opening May 10 On Sewer Project
Cedar Rapids city council set May 10 as the bid opening date for the southwest side storm sewer project. The work covers Clive Drive SW between Highway 30 and Twelfth Avenue and aligns with paving on Twelfth Avenue. Estimated cost about 18,600 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Southwest Side
Clive Drive
Highway 30
Twelfth Avenue
Phys Ed Prefs Eat Like Horses in Blackpool
Landladies hosting a group of physical education teachers for a week consider raising rents after noting teachers eat twice as much as others. Eric Pollitt, secretary of the town hotel and guest house association, says the group has the appetite of a horse at normal times.
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Blackpool
England
UPI
Eric Pollitt
Hotel and i Guest House Association
Flanigan agrees to testify under looser conditions
White House aide Peter Flanigan agreed to testify on Wednesday to the Senate Judiciary Committee about his role in hiring outside consultants for the Justice Department and about a meeting with business leaders tied to Nixon era reforms. He will face questioning on revenue sharing and government reorganization with limited restrictions.
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Flanigan
Washington
White
House
Peter Planigan
John N. Mitt
Senate
Soins
Mittee
Richard Kleltlan
Jusae Thce Department
Telephone and ‘Telegraph
Tion
San Diego
Nixon
Harald Geneen
Eastland
D-Miss
Flanigan Exempt from Testimony on Presidential Communications
The statement asserts Flanigan is not required to testify about any knowledge derived from confidential communications with the President or with other presidential aides. It frames his testimony as limited to non-confidential matters.
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Flanigan
Four gunmen loot mail coach near Turin in $258000 heist
In Chiavassa, a town near Turin, four masked gunmen raided a mail coach before dawn Tuesday. They bound and gagged workers and escaped with $258,000.
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Turin
Italy
UPI
Chiavassa
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