Nixon Earned 49 Cents on $2 Youth Investment
President Nixon received two checks totaling 2.49 dollars from a Minnesota junior achievement program. William Leadens and Patricia Young presented the funds from high school run companies that made aprons and scarves and operated as a learn-by-doing educational program. Nixon noted taxes reduced profits and joked about budgeting.
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Washington
Nixon
William Leadens
Patricia Young
First
Junior Achievement Bank
Minneapolis
Leadens
Miss Young
Town Awards Meritorious Mourning to Undertaker Hunter
Titusville Pennsylvania honors William Hunter with an award for meritorious mourning service and unsurpassed funeral attendance. Hunter, an undertaker, has attended more than 3,000 funerals in his career.
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Titusville, Pa
UPI
William Hunter
Hunter
Probate and zoning actions from Linn County and Cedar Rapids
Probate notices for the estates of Colyse Kleckner Bliss and related executors, with deadlines for claims and filings. Ordinance 37-69 rezones property in Linn County Cedar Rapids area, detailing lot descriptions, easements, and development conditions. Public notices include ordinance passage dates and publication references.
Notice of Foreclosure on Real Estate in Cedar Rapids Iowa
A notice names CORA E TURE and others in Cedar Rapids Iowa regarding contract for deed on Lot One and Lot Two in Original Town now Cedar Rapids. It details missed 1966 1967 taxes and 1968 1969 payments totaling 2227.50 and states the property will be forfeited unless defaultors cure by June 18 1969 plus costs of serving the notice.
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Lowa Linn
D Mn A . Bliss
Sula i Bliss
Sielle
Aeen
Rhce
Bliss Riley
Alice Estelle Arion
Lowa
Shea, Mitchell & Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Norice
Cora E Ture
James N.lin
City of Cedar
Makmee
Warold M
Becker Accessor
James T. Holmes
Guaranty
Iowa
Cedar Rapids to Hear Building Code Adoption Hearing
The Cedar Rapids City Council will hold a public hearing at 9 00 AM on May 7 1969 in City Hall to consider adopting a new Building Code replacing the Cedar Rapids Building Code and Uniform Building Code provisions. The ordinance covers permits fees penalties and enforcement within the city and references Uniform Building Code Volume 1 1967 Edition and related standards. The current code and amendments are on file for public inspection at City Hall.
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City of
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Rapids
Iowa
Owa
Hegels
Ign
Asher
Denteres
City of Cedar
Ealion
Merk
Sropeeed Svena
Direcof
Nalance
Mtra Ffek
Zeeon H
City Clerk Attest Date and Publication Note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette published a city clerk attestation on April 30 1969 confirming official actions. The notice highlights municipal record keeping and the city clerk role in public notices.
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Harold G. Schaefer
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids adopts amended building codes in 1969 ordinance
Ordinance 41-49 revises Section 68.02 of 24-69 to adopt and extend the Building Code Plumbing Code Heating and Air Conditioning Electrical Code and Fire Prevention Code to Cedar Rapids. The ordinance passed April 23 1969 after introduction April 16 and publication procedures follow. Mayor Frank A. Bosh and City Clerk Harold G. Schaefer sign the document dated April 20 1969.
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Iowa
Edor Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Pascaee
Ordinance Changes in Cedar Rapids for Property Use
City ordinance amends No. 74-66 affecting property on 6th Street SW. Owners must accept in writing. new restrictions prohibit certain uses and require publication and payment of costs. Bjornsen Investment and officials introduced amendments April 9 1969 and published April 10 1969 in Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Cedar Rapids approves ordinance amendments to 95 66
City Council of Cedar Rapids adopts changes to Ordinance No 95 66 amending Section 2 Paragraph a deleting it in full and replacing with new provisions to control access to a described property. The ordinance preserves other terms and binds owners upon written acceptance. Publication dated April 30 1969.
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Adinand
Cedar Alesance
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Maerer
Ottar Rapids
Linn County
SE Marat
Sellowa
Descri Commentine
Lowa
Lowa Pine Varney
Illinois Paced Rallrace Company
Pe Caner Point
Siricy Man
Ity Ener
Frank A. Bush
City OF
Cedar So
Tosher Toon Ry
Tate Highway Commission
Bush
Geor Phillips Ig Faearu
Zire
Cedar Rapids adopts zoning Ordinance 44 69 district map change
The Cedar Rapids City Council approves Ordinance No 44 69 rezoning Westfield Lot 3 Block One to Neighborhood Shopping District. The plan allows accessory parking for a Hy Vee store, with a six foot decorative fence and free surfacing, exits, and a drive plan. Reversion if conditions aren’t met within twelve months applies.
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Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Raids
Nestor
Cedar Rapids
Westfield’s
Neigborhood
Frank A. Bush
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Nazette & Brella
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Iowa State Sisay Commission
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Bjornsen Investment SA
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