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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1967

Page

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Seven County Education Plan Delayed Over Federal Funds

Iowa seven county education plan under Title II faced a hold on a $398,398 federal grant for 14 consultants and five support staff to assist Area 10 districts. Linn County officials await meetings in Omaha to discuss revisions as Marion Independent district’s $100,000 title II request for a curriculum center and staff was rejected due to funding limits.

Iowa Linn County Ira Larson Department of Health, Education, and Welfare County Board of Education Area 10 Larson Omaha Marion Independent School District Marion U.S. Office of Education

Jones Robbery Trial to Begin in Cedar Rapids

James M. Jones 30 of Waterloo faces robbery and abduction charges for the Urbana Savings Bank heist on Jan 19. A judge denied severance, Jones pled innocent, and he remains in Linn County jail with a $20,000 bond. The accusation: $8,300 stolen, teller forced to vault and disrobe, then driven to Waterloo and back to Urbana. Trial expected to last three days in federal court.

James M. Jones Waterloo Urbana Savings Bank Cedar Rapids Edward J. McManus Jones Ralph W. Koons Linn County

Motorist Fined After Police Chase In Cedar Rapids

A Cedar Rapids man faced three traffic counts after a police pursuit ending with a stop sign violation and speeding. Judge Howard McLaughlin fined $25 for each offense, with added costs. Names of involved patrols and witnesses are listed in court notes.

Cedar Rapids Garfield School Gary David M. Carter Thirty-Schmitt Brad Fleckenstein Second Street Mike Long Mark Dunham Bob Essig Bruce Berg Robby Deastop Dennis Willis Mark Berry Mlanals Mark Wanless Kirk Nipper Rod Bradley Randy Gordon David Prosser Howard McLaughlin

Irene Burton Sues for Son Chad Sievertsen Injuries

Irene Burton files a 17516.60 dollar automobile damage suit for her son Chad Sievertsen in Linn county against Alfred F. Carr of 286 Twenty ninth street NE. The suit says Sievertsen was injured when the car he rode in collided with Carr’s car at the intersection of First Avenue E and Twenty-ninth Street E on December 964 B, 1964, alleging Carr turned in front of the other vehicle without signaling.

Irene Burton Chad Sievertsen Linn County Alfred F. Carr Twentyninth Street Sievertsen Carr First Avenue E Twenty-ninth Street

Year Around Headstart Topic For Linn County Officials

Linn County school officials meet in Cedar Rapids to discuss a year around Headstart. Plans for a third summer program with centers in Cedar Rapids and nearby communities proceed, with LEAP funding awaiting approval and per pupil costs under review by federal officials. Ira Larson notes OEO encouragement and area meetings, with possible future revisions.

Linn County Cedar Rapids Ira Larson Office of Economic Opportunity OEO Larson Linn Economic Action Project LEAP

Toledo Escapees Arrested in C R

Two 14 year old Cedar Rapids runaways from the State Home for Boys in Toledo were arrested after noon Thursday at Mays City Lanes at highways 30 and 149. They allegedly stole a 1963 auto in Vining Thursday morning and drove it to Cedar Rapids. Police recovered the stolen car and the youths threw the keys into the river before being returned to the home.

Cedar Rapidg Toledo Mays City Lanes Cedar Waa Ron Yoder Cedar Rapids Larson Napas

Low Rent Plan Wins Approval Of Women Voters

The League of Women Voters in Cedar Rapids and Marion announced Friday they will support and work for passage of a referendum on low rent housing for the elderly. It cites urban renewal dislocation, the Cedar Valley Expressway and housing code enforcement as creating a housing problem for seniors. The referendum sets a cap of 400 units to be built on west and east side sites. The vote is scheduled for June 12.

League of Women Voters Cedar Rapids and Marion Cedar Valley

Youth Arrested for Setting False Alarms

Police arrest 17 year old for turning in false alarms to the fire department at 1:05 am Friday in Solon. The youth was referred to county probation and ordered into custody of his parents.

Fire Department William C. Bushman Solon Fourth Street Third Avenue SE Moormannts. Equipment Co Mt. Vernon

LaSalle High Hosts First Annual Spring Carnival

LaSalle high school stages its first annual spring carnival to raise funds for a new library. The event runs 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday in the school gymnasium with games booths contests for all ages and a dancer Saturday night. Proceeds support the new library project.

LaSalle High School Gmnasium

Company employee admits theft from road SE case

Detectives questioned Bushman an employee of the company and he admitted taking $10. Judge Loren M Hullinger Jr imposed the sentence.

Atkins Attachment Returned to County

The state board of public instruction returned the Atkins school district attachment to the Benton county school board for restudy and redrawing boundary lines. The Benton board had favored attaching Atkins to the Benton Community district amid a long dispute between Cedar Rapids and area schools. Most Atkins high school students are currently tuitioned to Cedar Rapids.

Des Moines State Board of Public Instruction Atkins Benton County School Board Benton County Board Benton Cedar Rapids

Carol J. Martin Injured in Two-Car Crash

Carol J. Martin, 22, of 917 Fifteenth Avenue SW, sustained neck strain and minor injuries after a two-vehicle collision at the Eighth Avenue and Sixth Street SW intersection. Martin Halbasch, 52, of 222 Thirty-First Street NE, rear-ended her while her car was stopped at a stop sign. No charges were filed.

Carter Buchanan Kevin Jack David Corstop Dwight Witt David Beatty Randy Glandorf Cal Franklin Onrne Hanlon Jeff Mahen Johnson Avenue Carol J. Martin Fifteenth Avenue Eighth Avenue Sixth Street St. Luke’s Hospital Martin Martin Halbasch Thirty-first Street

Repeal Motion Seeks Married Student Athletics Access

Iowa senate passed a bill prohibiting school officials from barring married students from athletics in Town high schools. The measure, 419 to approval, allows excused physical education during the sport season if they are otherwise qualified. Local districts may decide on participation per the debate.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Senate Rouse William Reichardt John Ely D-Cedar Rap Ids Reichardt Iowa

Power line contact kills Iowa man in Ottumwa

Otto Schaub, 52, Ottumwa, was killed instantly when he touched a 7,600 volt power line while working on a light pole ten miles northeast. He had worked for the utility company since 1945.

Ottumwa Otto Schaub Towa Southern Fineman Dial

Unit Okays Sales Tax Boost Bill Des Moines AP

A Des Moines AP report says Iowa legislators moved a bill to raise state revenue and cut property taxes by boosting sales and income taxes. The plan would increase the sales tax to 3 percent and raise personal and corporate income taxes while adding a tax on intangible property. It also details school funding and local aid implications, including a separate school levy proposal in STARMONT and bankruptcy filings in Independence.

Des Moines Iowa Gazette Starmont

Bicycle registration opens at Cedar Rapids schools next week

Cedar Rapids police and schools announce bicycle licensing to aid theft recovery and safety. A $1 fee covers two years with 15 cents extra for transfers. Registrations run at Pierce Wright Eisenhower Noelridge and St Pius schools, with Saturday at the police station.

Cedar Rapids George Matias Pierce St. Pius School Wright School Eisenhower School Noelridge Eisenhower Sunday Gazette

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