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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1976
Page
18
Notices announce public hearings across multiple jurisdictions with dates, times, and locations. The dense text lists affected entities, governing bodies, and procedural steps, emphasizing deadlines for comments and appearance, and includes trial or consent items, with references to local officials and filing requirements.
A disordered notice fragment mentions a public hearing and property ownership, with references to state sections, a meeting likely in a city or county, and minutes or deadlines. The legible pieces point to property owners receiving notices about a planning, zoning, or eminent domain action, including potential dates and procedural steps.
A fragmented article reports on a county supervisor meeting with debate over a revolution measure. It mentions petitions, committees, dilutions, and potential references to a pageant or county actions. The text centers on a local government session and its uncertain agenda.
Ronald Alan Ronceberg 22 of 366 Tenth arrested Thursday on assault with intent to commit a felony. Kathy Lynch 18 of 3732 Gordon Ave NW Cedar Rapids collapsed at police station trying to report Yeaton. Ronceberg jailed on $5,000 bond. Included obituary notes for Dorothy Northcott and local community schedules and Marion YMCA activities.
Three Linn-Mar teachers receive state awards from the Department of Public Instruction. Alan Kacere mathematic coordinator. John Kol. Steve Bartlett junior high science teachers. Kacere’s project funds $704.50 to teach taxes and citizen math, a nine week course for students and some sophomores and juniors. Bartlett’s Project ACORN creates Linn-Mar nature trail and outdoor classrooms for the high school. American Musicale recital planned at North Ridge socialist church with numerous student performers. Local TV sale and Marion Realphow Assembly notice follow.
A one vehicle crash on Interstate 80 about a mile west of Oxford Thursday evening injured three occupants. Driver Ly Buck, 71, was treated and released. Passenger Elsie Burk, 71, was hospitalized in fair condition. RF Floyd Gilman, 84, of Hendersonville, was admitted in fair condition. State troopers said the car struck a semi trailer being towed, the trailer jackknifed, and the car and trailer veered.
Gov. Robert Ray will travel to Chicago Friday to attend a meeting of the budget and finance committee of the Council of State Governments. He returns to Des Moines Friday evening to dedicate a VFW memorial on the State Capitol grounds and receive a Toastmasters leadership award in Mason City Saturday night before traveling again. Ray leaves Sunday for a two day National Governors Conference committee meeting in Washington, D.C. He plans to return Tuesday evening from the nation’s capital.
Cedar Rapids police charged two teenagers with criminal trespass after they were found on the Moureiman Equipment Co property at 980 Sixth Street SW without permission. One suspect was 19 year old Jeffery L. Welton of 204 Borne Firee Sw and the other was a juvenile with no further identifying details provided.
The Strawberry Point Jaycees will sponsor a car rally starting at Seedord Masonry Park. Entry fee is 43 per car and events run from 1:30 p.m. The exact sponsor details and times are partially garbled in the source but indicate a local Jaycees organized motors event.
IBSSS seniors and advisers from Vinton’s Town Braille and Sight-Serving School depart Thursday on a 10 day Hawaii trip funded by a $5,000 grant. Travelers include Becky Peweek, Don Haw ork, Susan Howard, Shelly Vandist, Denise Leeper, Eric Lubbert, Joe Schulte, Dave Mauer, Warren Arthur and Kevin Kerch.
In Beirut, Lebanese leftist leader Kamal Jumblatt warned of full-scale war unless a presidential election slated for Saturday is postponed. He and Syrian-backed factions push for delay as clashing militias, including Palestinian groups and Christian factions, battle for influence amid calls for a power-sharing government.
AP reports that Carl Builder of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission acknowledges in an internal memo that U S nuclear facilities may not withstand a three intruder attack and urges urgent corrections to protect sites even as definitions of adequate protection remain unclear The memo notes concern that many facilities lack safeguards adequate against a low level design threat and cites figures on attack scenarios and potential external threats The director also states efforts should begin before final environmental impact decisions are made. A separate police report notes a violent incident at Jon's Plea resulting in charges against Donorah Akins.
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