Deadline Set for Health Council Membership Applications
Aug 16 marks the final day to apply for charter membership in an eight-county Health Council. The steering committee, meeting at Mercy hospital school of nursing, also named Dr. Walter Kopsa as temporary chairman and approved a constitution and by laws. The council will elect 41 directors from providers and consumers and plans an annual meeting on Sept 16 with initial board acting as incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Health Council
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Walter Kopsa
Tipton
David Noonan
Iowa City
Noonan
Benson
Cedar
Delaware
Iowa
Johnson, Jones
Linnwich
Washington
Linn County
Johnson County
Eligibte
Beaton
Gwen Adams
Vinton
Dorothy Scofiels
William Lux
Hopkinton
Iowe
Burdette Kinnick
Marengo
Johnson
Daniel Stone
Coralville
Jones
A. William
Crump
Anamosa
Linn
Mary Lawrence
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
William Day
Brighton
Paul Albright
Manchester
Hallis Fish
Victor
Wilmer Schminke
Newhall
Stanley Greenwald
Doris Psick
Kenneth 9. Muller
Elvina X. Martins
Wayland
Kampala
Uganda
Paul VI
Nigeria
Africa
Biafra
Milton Obote
Italy
Nine Arrested In Three Cr Larceny Cases
Nine people were arrested in three separate larceny cases. David L. Pierson aged 20 and a 16 year old were charged with stealing 150 pounds of scrap copper from Anderson Excavating and Wrecking Co. Pierson was jailed for 30 days by Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. Other youths, ages 16 to 13, were released to their parents after arrests for similar thefts. Daniel B. Long, 20, received ten days in jail for larceny from Green Engineering Co. Two 16 year olds faced charges for the Wednesday theft of a cash box containing $50. they were released to their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Pierson
Third Street
Pierson
Linn County
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Thorning
Anderson Excavating and Wrecking Co
E Avenue NW
Daniel B. Long
FE Avenue NW
Gazelle
Long
Dudge Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Green Engineering Co
First Avenue SE
Courthouse Custody Battle Returns To Linn Court
The ongoing custody dispute between Leland Wells and Mary Ann Wells resumes in Linn district court. Judge Ansel Chapman set August 21 for a contempt hearing over alleged noncompliance and potential restrictions on Wells contacting the child, after an amendment claimed contact via phone led to the boy leaving to live with Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Court
Leland Wells
Mary Ann Wells
William Eads
Wells
Hearing Set on Items Taken in Search of House
A hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday at 9 30 to decide if five pieces of floor covering seized from James Peters home should be forfeited for use in an arson trial. Peters, 36, was charged Thursday in Cedar Rapids municipal court with arson and remained hospitalized with burns and injuries. The home was destroyed Tuesday after authorities sought charred material from the living room under a search warrant. Mrs Peters told police her husband poured gasoline in the firing room and lit a match after a divorce dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peters
Cedar Rapids
Peters
Colorado Drive
Mercy Hospital
J. Paul Naughton Phursday
Linn District Court
Quarantine Station Denies Dry Ship Status
SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports Apollo 11 astronauts are in lunar quarantine and officials say it is not a dry ship. Public relations officer John McKenish stated the crew is at the facility with alcohol restrictions clarified during a press briefing.
800 Expected for Iowa Legion Session in Cedar Rapids
About 800 persons will meet in Cedar Rapids for the Iowa American Legion state convention. The event includes a parade at night and competitions in drum corps and baseball, with speakers such as William Doyle and Roger W. Jepsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Legion
C.R
Cedar Rapids
Hanford Post
Jules F
Lowe
Ested Ce
American Legion
Bjornsen
Cedar Valley
Legion
William Doyle
National Legion
Donald E Johnson
National Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Johnson
West Branch
National Legions
Roger W. Jepsen
Iowa
Frank Bush
Loren Hickerson
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Kingston Stadium
Fort Dodge
Osage
Waterloo
Dubuque
Clinton
Cedar. Rapids
Atlanta
Rainbow Post No. 2
Council Bluffs
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Roosevelt Hotel
Montrose
Holiday Inn
Howard Johnson Mintels
Indian Action Against School Dismissed in Settlement
A federal suit by the Sac and Fox Indians of the Tama reservation against the South Tama Community school district and the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs was dismissed without prejudice. The案 case, sparked by plans to close the Tama settlement school, ended with the district agreeing to furnish facilities and keep the settlement school open for grades 1 through 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama Reservation
South Tama Community
United States Bureau of Indian Affairs
Tama
Minor Arrest After Attempting Beer Purchase
Glen B. Burton aged 20 of 627 Eighth Street SE was arrested at Party Lanes on Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street SE for trying to buy beer as a minor. He posted a 930 bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen B. Burton
Eighth Street
Hear
Burton
Party Lanes
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Barnard foresees animal heart use in humans someday
Kuala Lumpur AP reports Dr. Christiaan Barnard, who performed the first human heart transplant, says advances in technique may allow animal hearts in humans. He suggested, jokingly, people might someday have hearts of lions as he spoke during a four stopover in Malaysia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Christaan Barnard
Barnard
Youth Gets Time To Answer Charge
Paul Houghkirk an 18 year old of 98 Thirty sixth avenue N SW was arrested on a malicious injury charge for breaking three windows at the Doris M Brown residence 2435 Twelfth avenue SH He was arraigned and given until Aug 4 to waive or demand a preliminary hearing He was held in the county jail in Hell on $1 000 bond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Houghkirk
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Houghkirk
Doris M. Brown
Twelfth Avenue
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By Roland Krekeler
New York Jets College
Bohemian Savings
and Loan Association
Vatican
Civic Center
Bjornsen Corp
Herris, Kerr, Forter and Associates of
Chicago
Alcivie Center
Cedar Rapids Civic Center
James Ward
Drs
Sny
High Twelve
Embassy Club
Ward
U.S
Teresa
S.W. Hero
Jones Park
Barry C. Weakland
25Th Avenue
W. Sharp
S.W
Chester Gralund
Franbrook Terrace
N.W
Badranm Ranch
Horace Snow
San Francisc
U.S.A
Northwestern Bell
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