Mostel on TV and stage dazzles with bold humor
New York critic John Horn profiles Zero Mostel in a vivid TV and stage portrait. The piece highlights his dynamic physical comedy, scarred leg, and magnetic presence from Broadway triumphs to a forthcoming ABC one man show toward May 1.
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City to Build Substation for Pollution Plant
Cedar Rapids city council agreed with Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. to build a new electrical substation for the water pollution control plant at an estimated cost of 19,500 dollars. The city will own and buy the completed structure, with a 2,500 KVA rating and future expansion to 3,125 KVA, to be completed by summer 1968. Howard R. Green Co. serves as engineering consultant.
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Two Minor Injuries From Crashes In Cedar Rapids
Two people suffered minor injuries in separate traffic incidents Monday in Cedar Rapids. Carl Schulte a 15 year old Washington high student was hit in the school parking lot and treated then released. Robert Timmerman 16 was not charged. Nancy Griffin 35 sustained slight injuries after a rear end collision at Avenue and Seventh Street NE and was released after an X ray. David Herrman 21 was charged with failure to stop in the clear distance and Griffin with driving with an expired Iowa license.
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Scolaro Attacks Henderson Over County Jobs Move
Linn county supervisor Anthony Scolaro accused Dudley Henderson of injecting politics into county operations after Henderson opposed Mallon’s modernization role and McGarvey’s upcoming internship. Scolaro said McGarvey will work a year for the county and not be drawn into political controversy as he assists the board and implements county reforms. He criticized Henderson for politicizing non political offices and called for support of the internship.
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Officials Back Mallon Amid County Meeting Remarks
McGarvey should be retained as officials voiced support for Mallon. Werner and Kulish praised his work and Kane welcomed an update in the office. Scolaro noted Helveck was not an elective official. Penick and Ford will shut down to install new lines while sewage bypass reports go to the health department.
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Cedar Rapids trio charged with forging checks
Beverly Warren 20 of 610 Second Street SW pled innocent to forgery before Judge B J Maxwell. Louise Orton 18 of 505 Fifth Avenue SE and Barbara Akers 18 of 428 Seventh Street SE face uttering charges. They allegedly passed six forged checks totaling 240 dollars, including a 50 dollar forged Ruth Hofman cheque and an 85 dollar instrument using the name Betty Hoffman at Jim and Bob's Certified on April 17.
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Horan to Be First Assistant County Attorney
William Faches appoints Tom Horan as first assistant county attorney for Linn County. Horan, 32, of Marion, will take office May 1 as Jack Fulton leaves to become Iowa public safety commissioner. He is a 1963 Iowa law graduate, wife Virginia, three children, and earns 8,600 dollars in the new post.
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Sewage Plant To Shut Down Over Weekend
Cedar Rapids water pollution control plant to shut for weekend maintenance. Public Improvements Commissioner Donald Canney cited necessary work and the need to connect pipes in the wet well. Workers will be on site around the clock to minimize downtime.
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Auto Production By Firms Listed
Automotive News release shows last week and year to date 1967 auto production by makes. Ford leads with 1,509,292 units for the period. GMC reports 2,561, Jeeps 2,560, while Chevrolet produced 1,000 trucks last week.
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Family Ignored Eviction Notice in Cedar Lake Demolition House
A petition to evict Mr and Mrs Dean Heck and their three children from a Cedar Lake area house was to be filed in municipal court after relocation staff urged move for months. The Hecks owe 320 on 40 monthly rent. the city bought the home in 1965 and plans demolition.
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City officials stated quarters will be provided for the family after the Hecks are moved, ensuring shelter while settling into new accommodations.
Urban Renewal Seizes Pullman Hotel for Civic Center
Cedar Rapids city purchases the 50 year old Pullman hotel at 318 First Avenue NE for 122000 as part of urban renewal. Title transfer is imminent and demolition is set for early 1968. Leo Landy to operate the hotel temporarily with about one third permanent guests remaining for six months. The Pullman belonged to the late W. E. Yessler estate managed by Merchants National Bank.
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