Ruling for Krambeer in Oliver Seniority Suit
Judge Edward J. McManus ruled for Leo J. Krambeer of Mason City in a seniority dispute with Oliver Corp. The ruling grants retroactive seniority from January 15, 1963, to include time served in the armed forces after Krambeer was hired as a bench inspector and later rehired. The case marks an unprecedented decision in the Eighth Circuit with appeals anticipated.
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Edward J. McManus
Mason City
Leo J. Krambeer
Oliver Corp
Krambeer
Oliver
Charles City
Armed Forces
Jess
McManus
Regis Students Lead Iowa Unit To Nationals Debate Meet
Five Regis high school debaters lead the Town delegation to the National Forensic League championships in Nashville Tennessee June 19 to 22. Richard Beales Dennis Johnson Tony Whitson and Rebecca Marek compete in team events with Whitson and Terri Collins in individual events. Marek and Whitson won the Iowa league title in a Cedar Falls final. Beales and Johnson won the National league title in Iowa. Donald Stribling will accompany the group. Six other Iowa students enter individual categories.
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Regis High School
Nashville
Tenn
Richard Beales
Dennis Johnson
Tony Whitson
Rebecca Marek
Regis
Whitson
Terri Collins
Miss Collins
Iowa
Miss Marek
Linn ADC to Hear Stamp Plan Outline
James Nisley, director of Linn county social welfare, will explain the federal food stamp program to the Linn ADC at Olivet Presbyterian Church in a Thursday 7:30 p.m. meeting. The plan lets relief recipients gain extra purchasing power by buying food stamps and exchanging them for groceries.
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James Nisley
Linn County Social Welfare Department
Linn County ‘Adc
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Tenth Street
Officer Arrests Man Wearing A Police Badge
A deaf mute ice cream seller, George R. Ciha, 25, of 645 Twenty-first Avenue SW, was arrested by off duty Detective Thomas C. McDermott Jr for impersonating an officer. Ciha wore a Special Police badge and visited the home of Mrs Ethel McDermott at 1264 Twentieth Avenue SW. He is held in the city jail.
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Cedar Rapids
George R. Ciha
Twenty-first Avenue
Thomas C. McDermott, Jr
Ciha
Ethel McDermott
Twentieth Avenue
Report on intermediate school systems shown to Area 10 educators
County superintendents from six of seven Area 10 counties met in Cedar Rapids to hear an interim report by E. Robert Stephens on merging county boards for area wide services. The study, funded by a $100 000 federal grant, aims to assess benefits of regionalizing school administration.
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Area 10
Cedar Rapids
E. Robert Stephens
Linn County Board of Education
Stephens
Linn County
Second Avenue
Third Street
Witwer
Ilinn County Board of Education
U.S. Citizenship Granted to 43 in Iowa Federal Court
Federal Judge Edward J. McManus presided as 43 people from 16 countries became naturalized citizens Tuesday in a federal court ceremony. Rabbi Isaac Neuman of Temple Judah spoke on America's ideals of freedom and human rights, while two Chinese priests, Revs. Hung Kung Hsu and Louis Zee, and many new citizens from Iowa cities were listed by name and residence.
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America
U.S.A
Edward J. McManus
U.S
Isaac Neuman
Temple Judah
Rabbi Neuman
Poland
United States
China
Joseph Hung- Kung Hsu
Louis C. Zee
Father Zee
St. Joseph’s Rectory
Stone City
Father Hsu
St. Francis de Sales
Ossian
Frederic Bedard
Blairs Ferry Road
Doris Copeland
Westwood Drive
Ikuko Miller
Fifth Avenue
Mary Spanos
Seventh Avenue
Gazette
John Melvor
Lola Kuehl
Kimberly Kuehl
Elmer Kuehl
Elkport
Kuehls
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No
Council Finds No Answer To Office Space Problem
Cedar Rapids city council again weighed the need for more office space but did not decide how to fund it. Finance Commissioner Shank said funds are unavailable due to bus system commitments. Mayor Johnson proposed acquiring the Chamber of Commerce building, with about 100000 reimbursement for improvements.
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Cedar Rapids
Stewart Shank
Bob Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Donald Canney
Public Imments
David McGuire
Safety Mark Set By News Vehicles
New York AP reports daily newspaper delivery vehicles in 1966 had the lowest accident rate since 1941. ANPA and I CMA tally shows 598 dailies, 8,468 vehicles, 213,467,524 miles with 3,397 accidents. rate 1.49 per 109,000 miles. Overall 26-year rate stands at 2.04 per 100,000 miles.
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New York
Assn
International Circulation Managers Assn
ANPA
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