Marion Cedar Rapids men arrested in 1969 Sandy's robberies
Marion police say Lloyd McCabe and Richard Hronik were arrested on Cedar Rapids warrants for robbery with aggravation tied to two Sandy's drive in robberies in 1969. McCabe, a former Sandy's manager, is held on $5,000 bond in Cedar Rapids jail. Hronik is held on $5,000 in Linn County jail. McCabe is also charged in the Marion robbery.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Leon McCabe
Josephine Jane
Richard David Hronik
First Street
McCabe
Center Point Road
Sandy
Sandy’s
Center Point
Hronik
Linn County
Local Building Permits And Community Notices
Building department approved three new house permits for Copper Construction Co. with three addresses at Daleview and Highview drives totaling $42,000. Additional permits issued include repairs, partitions, garages, and a reside with various costs. YMCA Marion branch offers a Friday schedule for men and family activities and a separate swim program. Five Cub Scout Pack 72 members received awards at Washington School. Baker rites for Gertrude C. Baker will be Friday at Murdoch Chapel with burial at Oak Shade.
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Copper Construction Co
Daleview Drive
Highview Drive
Eleventh Street
Virgil Offerman
South Seventh Street
Richard Stickney
Third Avenue
Don Kroening
Sixteenth Avenue
Robert Mitchell
Country Club Drive
YMCA
Marion Branch
Cub Scout Pack 72
Washington School
Ronnie Pool
Craig Thomas
Jimmy Peterson
Jim Wright
Loren Jellison
Matt Lammer
Randy Venzke
Jerry Nibeck
Dennis Sostak
Bruce Harms
Steve Oneill
Scott Rouse
Marion police court cases heard this week
Judge Miles Adams presided over numerous traffic and license violation fines in Marion. Listed defendants include Deso tel, Warner, McHugh, Moore, Proctor, Stambaugh, Adams, Carlson, Richardson, Canady, Schniederman, Kniep, Kepford, Hankey Jr, Cram, Mullett, Hills, Riggins, Young, Koshatka, Yoder, DeSotel, Raymond, Gillman, McCue, Umsted, Greenlief, Maier, Strehl, and Kalina with fines from 2 to 20 dollars and bonds up to 15 dollars for traffic offenses and license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Adams
Bonnie K. Desotel
Walker
Ernest L. Warner
Central City
Chancles L. McHugh
Thirty-fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Jerry A. Moore
McGowan
Bruce E. Proctor
Fortieth Street
Dennis G. Stambaugh
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Paul E. Hankey, Jr
Starry Drive
Charles D. Cram
Richard W. Mullett
Thirty-fifth Street
Steven C. Hills
Addison Avenue
Rodger G. Riggins
Lost Valley Road
Sally M. Young
Grand Avenue
David E. Koshatka
Keith Drive
James F. Yoder
Northview Drive
Dean R. DeSotel
North Liberty
Carolyn J. Raymond
Hiawatha
Lyle D. Gillman
Devonshire Street
Robert A. McCue
Valleyview Drive
Sandra L. Umsted
Hillview Drive
Joe A. Greenlief
Chatham Road
Bennie E. Maier
Thirty-third Street
Michael J. Strehl
Rainbow Boulevard
Mark G. Kalina
Midway Drive
Ronald D. James
Fiftieth Avenue
Bruce A. Slaymaker
Lennox Avenue
Glenn D. Schroer
Second Avenue
Joseph F. Taylor
Eighth Avenue
Gary L. Bruce
Alburnett
Robert J. Hopker
Maplecrest Drive
Jimmy L. Gruskey
L Street
Marvin L. Pexa
C Avenue
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Patrick A. Frank
Grande Avenue SE
Arnold K. Holets
Swisher
Robert K. Espe
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Residents Each Pay Ten Dollars
A list of individuals from Cedar Rapids and nearby areas paying ten dollars each with several addresses included. Names appear alongside amounts and locations such as Anamosa Rock Island and Cedar Rapids, plus a five dollar payment from Patrick A. Frank of Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Gordon R. Stickley
Anamosa
A. V. Rahn
J Street
Louis P. de Toy
Rock Island
Bernard E. Dewitte
Twenty-sixth Street
Patrick A. Frank
Grande Avenue SE
Couple Learns Half of Home On Another's Land
Couple in Los Baños California discover half their house sits on another's land after buying a $7500 home without a loan and no title search. Merced County Assessor cites years of mismarked lots and a flawed reference point. They hired a lawyer to fix the issue.
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Warners
Merced County
David Hudgins
Phoenix Land Firm Named in State Suit
The Iowa attorney general seeks a permanent injunction against Lake Havasu Estates Inc of Phoenix for alleged misrepresentation in Iowa land sales. Assistant AG Douglas Carlson said the firm's sales techniques violate state consumer fraud statutes and have targeted Iowans.
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Phoenix Land Firm
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Douglas Carlson
Lake Havasu Estates, Inc
Phoenix
Carlson
Polk County District Court
Arizona Land Corp
Want Ads: Easy Fun and Affordable Listings
Classified readers find bargains and chances to buy, sell, and trade through simple, accessible ads. Local merchants and residents showcase items, services, and opportunities in a compact marketplace column.
Former Marine Tells of Directing Village Destruction
Kenneth Campbell, 23, testified at an informal congressional hearing that in mid 1968 he directed artillery against two peaceful North Vietnamese villages near Con Thien with no hostile action observed. He claimed about 20 villagers were killed and described subsequent reflections on his actions and ethics.
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Washington
Kenneth Campbell
Philadelphia
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
NVA
Campbell
Dracula Baby at Taft Junior High Little Theater
Dracula Baby will be presented at Taft Junior High School Little Theater Friday and Saturday nights at 7 30. The play is a whimsical satirical parade of warlocks ghosts werewolves and ghouls described as meaningless enough to whet the appetites of the most avid supernaturalist.
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Taft Junior High School
Junior High Art Display At Killian's
An exhibit of art and crafts by Cedar Rapids Marion area junior high students opens Friday on Killian's fourth floor. Sponsored by Killian's as a follow-up to the discontinued International School Art Program under the American Red Cross, the show features 150 works across ceramics sculpture stitchery and paintings from six Cedar Rapids public junior highs Prairie Vernon and All Saints junior highs. The display runs through May 8.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion
Killian
Killian’s
American Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Prairie Junior High
Vernon Junior High
Marion
All Saints
Rosarian William F Seaton on roses on Talk of the Town
William F Seaton of the Linn County Rose Society discusses rose care and appreciation on KCRG Radio 1600 Talk of the Town program airing Friday at 12:50.
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Linn County Rose Society
William F. Seaton
Talk OF the Town
Kcrg Radio
Food Stamp Cut for 4 Million Poor Seen
A witness testified that up to four million poor Americans may receive less food stamps under proposed federal regulations. Senator McGovern lamented the move as a retreat from hunger relief. Pollack of the Food Research and Action Center warned that 1.7 million would pay more and 340,000 could be cut off, with 1.5 to 2 million newly excluded entirely.
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Washington
UPI
McGovern
D-S. C
Congress
Select Committee On
Nutrition and Human Needs
Ronald Pollack
Food Research and Action Center
National Poverty Law Agency
Connecticut
Maryland
New York City
South Carolina
Welfare Department
Pollack
Will Appeal Penny Fine
SAN ANTONIO UPI Childs received a 44 mph ticket in a 30 mph zone. He faced a Wednesday deadline to pay or appear in court. In a three hour trial, he demanded a jury, was found guilty, and the judge fined him one cent before filing a notice of appeal.
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San Antonio
UPI
Dominic Childs
Childs
Ky Comments Censored From Saigon Papers
In Saigon two English language papers censored a report that Vice President Ky favored Communist participation in the October presidential election. The story quoted Harold Willens, a Los Angeles businessman, saying Ky suggested allowing Communists power proportional to their voter support. Police confiscated Vietnamese editions amid censorship talk.
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Saigon
Los Angeles
Harold Willens
Willens
Paul McCloskey
Saigon Post
Vietnam Guardian
Thieu
Bread book in the works from Leningrad engineer
Retired Leningrad engineer S Knovtsev is preparing a comprehensive bread manual. Tass reports the book will contain about 42 000 items sourced from 9 000 books and 15 000 magazines collected over 30 years.
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Moscow
UPI
Leningrad
S. Knovtsev
Tass
Knovtsev
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