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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1973

Page

10

Local clubs donate fossil works and scholarships in Marion

The Cedar Valley Rocks and Minerals society presents Index Fossils of North America to Marion Public Library, with 8000 illustrations by MIT authors Harvey W. Shimer and Robert R. Schrock. A fossil display case and a Lapidary manual gift honor Edith Abernathy. The group funds two $200 geology scholarships at the University of Iowa, aiding Rick Austin. A Marion girl Leslie Ann Dorff, 13, dies after four years in Marion, born January 30, 1960 in Racine. Funeral plans set for St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Rosary etc. contributions to St. Joseph's school welcomed.

North America Marion Public Library Cedar Valley Rocks and Minerals Society Harvey W. Shimer Robert R. Schrock Massachusetts Institute of Technology Donovan Shaw Twenty-sixth Street John Sinkankas Edith Abernathy Marion University of Iowa Rick Austin George Austins Twenty-third Avenue Cedar Valley Club Cedar Rapids Leslie Ann Dorff Fourteenth Street Racine Wis St. Joseph's School St. Joseph's Catholic Church Richard W. Dorff Lisa Michele Rick William Dorff Florence Stindle William Dresen Ontario Calif Ben Stindle Justin Kane St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Murdoch Chapel St. Joseph’s School

Cycle Hill Climb Injures Cedar Rapids Man

Jack C Schneider 21 of 4023 Dalewood Ave SE Cedar Rapids was hurt Sunday afternoon in a hill climbing motorcycle accident south of Grand Avenue. He suffered possible head injuries and was listed in fair condition in St Luke's ICU.

Jack C. Schneider Dalewood Avenue Cedar Rapids Grand Avenue Schneider St. Luke’s Hospital

Bill Deals with Inmate Complaints

The Iowa Senate approved a bill 30 to 10 requiring a full time assistant to investigate inmate complaints in state penal and correctional institutions. Supporters say it will relieve overload on the citizens aid office staff and ensure proper attention. The measure moves to the house.

Gazette Des Moines Citizens Aid Office Iowa Iowa Senate House

Breakin at West Side 66 station nets cash and ciga reads

A Sunday night break in at the West Side 66 station yielded a cash box with 60 dollars and several cartons of cigarettes. Entry was gained by a broken window.

Waukon West Side

Iowa Senate Cuts Welfare Budget By Over 400000

Ten years ago the Iowa senate approved a measure reducing the state's welfare budget by more than 400 thousand dollars, signaling a major cut in public assistance funding.

Iowa Senate

Marion Firemen Respond to Two Weekend Blazes

Fire crews answered two calls within 30 minutes. At 9 30 p m a sump pump motor overheating caused minor smoke at John Grazier 2705 Fourteenth Avenue. At 10 p m William Cubbage Jr 1215 Elm Street porch light flames burned siding and insulation. neighbors helped extinguish the fire and inspectors found burning insulation, with damage confined to siding.

Marion John Grazier Fourteenth Avenue William Cubbage, Jr Elm Street Cubbage

Marion Girls Sweep Spanish Competition

Three Marion high school students won the top three places in the state fourth year Spanish contest at the University of Iowa. Gwen Barnes first Barb Maier second Janet Gallagher third. Winners earn a chance to compete nationally later this year. Barnes received a $100 U I scholarship but Maier kept the stipend since Barnes will attend Central College. The event drew 17 contestants who had passed prelims.

Marion High School University of Iowa Gwen ‘Barnes Barb Maier Janet Gallagher U. of ‘I Miss Barnes Central College Pella Maier

Iowa senator weighs pari mutuel gambling in Iowa

Senator Robinson criticizes legalized pari mutuel bets as a tax moving from the poor to the rich and warns of potential crime. He notes average bets higher than proponents claim and recalls personal racing experiences. He plans to survey district voters before any senate debate on gambling.

Robinson Cedar Rapids Iowa

Portable thrones trace to Charlemagne era centuries ago

United Press International notes that portable thrones were first used in the western world by Emperor Charlemagne in the early ninth century, marking an early adoption of mobile regal seating.

United Press International Charlemagne

Senate probes farm union clash in Coachella grape fields

Senate investigators arrived in Coachella California to study the fight between the Teamsters and Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers Union over control of local grapefruit labor. Chavez accuses the Teamsters of colluding with growers to crush the union as contracts shift.

Coachella Calif UPI Senate Teamsters Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Union Chavez Senate Labor and Welfare Committee Riverside County Sheriff's Department UFWU California UFWA National Labor Relations Act Afl-Cio Teamsters Union

Yippies Demand Impeachment and Marijuana Offense Amnesty

About 40 Youth International Party members gathered in Iowa City for a weekend conference calling for President Nixon’s impeachment and release of all marijuana offenders. Delegates labeled the event a wipeout as campus security reported no major disruption beyond a tobacco smoke-in.

Iowa City Youth International Party Nixon Lennie Diehl Chicago University of Iowa Johnson County Sheriff's Office Washington, D.C

New Lights Installed On Sigourney Square

New street lights have been installed on Sigourney square. Twenty Mc Graw Edison Styleaire 400 watt high pressure sodium lamps were installed by Shaver and Snakenberg of Sigourney. Lamps operate from a photographic cell on existing poles replacing old mercury vapor fixtures. Some permanent wiring remains to be completed this summer.

Sigourney Sigourney Square McGraw-Edison Shaver and Snakenberg

Ray Seeks Review of IRS Telephone Tax Ruling

Des Moines governor Ray said he will ask the state attorney general to review an IRS decision that the federal excise tax applies to the full telephone bill including state sales tax. The ruling affects Iowa and Missouri and the governor noted no prior case of federal taxes levied on state taxes.

Des Moines Robert Ray State Attorney General’s Office Internal Revenue Service IRS Iowa Missouri Ray

Services set for Joseph Alberts in Norway

Joseph Edward Alberts 62 died at home. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Michael’s church. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Tuesday at George Brush home with scripture service at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday. Survived by wife Elsie. three sons Dean Edward Richard, Cedar Rapids. 10 grandchildren. mother Mrs. Mary Alberts. brothers Virgil Newhall and Leo Cedar Rapids.

Norway Joseph Edward ‘Alberts St. Michael’s Church George Brush Elsie Weichman Dean Edward Richard Cedar Rapids Mary Alberts Virgil Newhall Leo

Nine Die as Bus and Freight Truck Collide in Colombia

A head on collision near Corinto in northern Colombia killed nine people and injured twelve. Most victims were workers from nearby sugar mills.

Cali Colombia

Break-in at Legion Hall yields liquor and goods loss

Manchester police on routine patrol found a break in at the Legion hall Sunday night. A window was broken to gain entry. Six bottles of liquor along with gum and candy were missing.

Manchester Legion Hall

Kissinger Outlines Plans for New European Pact

Henry Kissinger outlined a blueprint for a revitalized Atlantic alliance to be built this year with Britain, Italy, West Germany, and France. He emphasized continued U.S. military presence in Europe and a joint effort to ease economic frictions as a core of the proposed charter. The plan frames Nixon’s Europe year as a broad, shared strategic initiative.

New York Henry Kissinger Nixon America U.S Europe Associated Press Kissinger Britain Italy West Germany France Gathering of Atlantic

Center Point Paving Plan Meeting Scheduled

A town meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the high school all purpose room will discuss using bonding capacity linked to property assessments to finance a comprehensive concrete paving plan. Greg Shaefers says the plan aims to place all residents within two blocks of a paved street within seven years and residents are urged to attend.

Greg Shaefers Planning and Zoning Commission

AP to Implement Laserbeam Photo Transmission System

The Associated Press unveils Laserphoto, a laser beam wire photo transmission system developed with MIT research over two and a half years. The system includes electronic dark rooms for computer storage editing and fast transmission, promising glossy prints ready at editors’ desks. Wes Gallagher announced the plan ahead of the AP members’ annual meeting. AP serves 1259 newspapers and 3387 stations.

New York The Associated Press Massachusetts Institute of Technology Wes Gallagher News Cooperative United States

Fire bombs hit U S Consulate in Germany

Unknown attackers threw rocks and fire bombs at the American consulate in Frankfurt from the botanical gardens at night. Windows were broken and carpet singed, with a soldier on duty preventing further damage. Total estimate around $1,000.

Frankfurt Germany

Passenger Falls from Cycle in Oelwein Crash

Rose Gary, 31, of Oelwein, sustained serious back injuries after falling from a motorcycle Saturday night in Rochester Minnesota where she was admitted in fair condition. The bike was driven by Ben Lillibridge of Oelwein and started forward causing her to be thrown from the machine.

Oelwein Rose Gary Rochester

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