Eight Injury Crashes in Cedar Rapids Traffic Roundup
Eight people were injured in five Cedar Rapids traffic incidents Thursday. Several victims were treated and released from St Luke's and Mercy hospitals. Edgeton was charged with failure to yield. Lyngans disobeyed a traffic signal. Mrs. Cook and Ms. DuBois faced minor injuries and no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Christine M. Dighton
Seventh Avenue
Elizabeth Yoder
Seventeenth Street
Duane RB
Randall
Fifth Avenue
Terry TD
Sfields
Eleventh Street
Francis H. Edgeton
Fourth Street
Third Street
Shields
Mercy, Hospital
Edgeton
Charles D. Lyngans
Coe College
Sally A
Second Avenue
Sixth Street
Claudia DuBois
St. Luke's Nursing Residence
Vandenburg Held on Two Charges in Iowa City
Charles J. Vandenburg, 19, of Iowa City, is jailed on charges of larceny in the nighttime and assault with intent to commit a felony. Police say he attacked Stephen Slack with a crowbar about 11 pm after Slack found him rifling a car. Slack was treated and released at an Iowa City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Knapp, Jr
Aurora
Colo
Fourth Street
Deborah
Graves
J Street
Knapp
Mercy Hospital
Towa City
Charles J. Vandenburg
Johnson County
Vandenburg
Stephen Slack
Slack
Iowa City
Central City
James Aossey
I Thirty-first
Stewals
Rossey
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Service Station and Railroad Face $583,950 Suit
Franklin W. Saver sues two Central City service stations and the Ilingis Central railroad with Linn County for 583,950. He claims negligence caused a car tram accident injuring his son James Christopher Saver and seeks medical and other damages. The petition cites failed crossing warnings and brake repairs as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iurea
Central City
Center Point
Ilingis-Central
Linn County
Franklin W. Saver
Ling District
Thimself
James Christopher Saver
Jerry
Gulf Aid
Zimmerman
Jerry Johnson
Young Saver
Young Sauer
City News Briefs and Corrections Digest
Correction notices fix mispriced maple trees at Earl May Garden Center with price $7.95 instead of $1.95. Delta Upsilon at Denson University names David H. Kesler treasurer. Rummage sale at St Patrick’s School on April 24 runs 8 to 5. Radiation Center opens Saturday 9 am to noon for cancer crusade reports. Shrine Buses head to Eastern Iowa caravan Saturday 8 am from Lindale Plaza area for parades in Anamosa Monticello and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl May Garden Center
Gazette
Kokok
David H. Kesler
Carl Kesler
Linden Drive
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Denson University
Granville
Ohio
Crusaders
Margaret and Howard Hall Radiation Center
Cancer Crusade
Shrine
Shriners
Iowa
Fifth Street
First
Second Avenues
Anamosa
Montiscella
Manchester
Iowa bill eases jail confinement powers to governors
Senate approves house amendments on Friday sending the prisoners bill to Gov. Ray. The measure lets counties abandon traditional jail sites and lets judges assign prisoners to treatment centers or half way houses. Includes provisions on bounties for contracts and potential impacts on local confinement practices. Principal names include Gov. Robert Ray and judges in Iowa counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Winbrowd
Robert Glotfelty
Cedar Rapids Animal Hospital
DES Moinss
UPI
Wilson Beauly Salon
Iowa
Senate
Robert Ray
Eles
Christopher
Daugh
James
Kent Stele University
Kent
Ohio
Blaze Destroys Car and Garage in Neighborhood Fire
Fire officials report a 2:51 pm blaze destroyed a garage and a car at 1937 B Avenue NE. Residents say the fire began after a discarded cigarette. Firefighters arrived to find the garage engulfed and the car lost. Richard ym owned the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ym
B Avenue
Spring Cleaning Classified Ad Time in Gaelle
Local classified page notes spring cleaning time with ads for buying and selling items. Includes contact line 369 1234 and mentions Jerome’s as a possible destination for appraisal or sale of old goods.
Kirkwood To Be Test Center for Auto Program in Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids will host a National Automotive Technicians Certification Board testing center for a new auto mechanic and body-fender repair certification program. The test on June 8 costs $10 with a May 10 application deadline. two years of experience required. successful candidates obtain a three year certification and shoulder patches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
National Automotive Technicians Certification Board
Automotive Service Industry Assn
Industrial Garage Owners of America
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
Tom Breese
Tawa City
NATCB
Kirkwood
A. Fox
Fifteenth Street
Jack Neuzil
Bowling Street
Man versus Machine Battle Won By the Human
California will abandon new automatic toll collectors on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge citing driver inexperience and safety concerns. Uniformed toll takers return April 30 after three months of machine operation as officials estimate a $2400 yearly saving by restoring human collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
State of California
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
James Moe
Ut Atross
Moe
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C.R
Peggy J. Cook
Centerstreet NE
First Avenue East
Marjorie K. Bowers
Owers
Lowa Cition
Executive Plaza
1St Ave. SE
St. Patrick's School
Lindale Plaza
Hale
Gov. Ray
Lindale Plaza Mall
Sat. Sun
Boy Scout Troop
Erskine School
Baxter
Moose
Hriday
Kcrg-Tv
Hazel
James Rossey
Blaze
Jerome’s
Bermuda
Northrop King Seeds
Takeur
Sharon
Boston
Av Eray Mining
Deiachadde Reek
Nes Handy
Carrie
Hhardware Gardiff Center
Ted
Buteley
Vernon Rd
Sunfor
Davis
Would
Microphone Peoples Coalition For Peace
Justice
Nixon
Lincoln
Ziegter
St Washington
Weir
White House
Ziegler
Capitol
Vietnam
Hejof
Press
Ronald Ziegler
Justice Department
Washington Po‘ier
Jerry Wilson
Chicago Seven
Rennie Davis
National Peace Action Coalition
Veterans
Diners World Travel
Montrose Hotel
Third Ave
Lowe
United Air Lines
Nir Travel Agency
United
Hawaii
Waikiki
United Hawaiian
Cavadion Ie
Barawine
Aloha
Wove Angers
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