Appraisal Considered for Linn Cedar Rapids Social Needs Study
Local officials discussed a potential outside appraisal of Cedar Rapids and Linn County social service efforts. The plan, led by UCS and the Institute for Human Development Planning, would cost about 10000 dollars shared by city county education and UCS. It would assess program direction and resource use rather than specific projects.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
United Community Services
UCS
John J. Wolfe, Jr
Institute For
Uman Pevelopment Planning of
Des Mones
No Life Found in Lunar Dust Samples Study
Early experiments from Ames and Apollo 12 materials show no living organisms in lunar dust. Astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins remain in isolation as scientists prepare a broader analysis while noting Earthly contamination as a possible source.
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Spacl Center
Houston
Zeaiehian
Alvin Center
Apollo 12
Neilaut
Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Michael Collins
Uey
Heather Owens
Paul
Quaerantine
James Menzies
Agriculture Department
Agnew Announces Scholarship for Greece Hometown Youths
Vice President Agnew introduces an annual scholarship for youths from his father's Greek hometown Gargalianoi to attend a Greek higher learning institution. Up to $1,000 yearly for four years covers tuition and expenses. Preliminary selections occur with local Greek authorities and the joint Greek American bid, final choice by the Gargalionon Society of Chicago.
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Washington
Agnew
Pri‘lay
Iin
Greece
Gargalianoi
Allens
Gargalionon Society of
Chicago
Saigon reshuffles two South Vietnamese division leaders
Saigon announced a major shakeup in the South Vietnamese army moving two criticized generals who led the fifth and eighteenth divisions. U.S. officials had rated those units among the least efficient, and Gen. Creighton Abrams said the changes were meant to improve command structure to sustain fighting without U.S. aid.
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Saigon
U.S
Creighton Abrams
Lord Washington
C E Armstrong Takes Papers in Mayoral Contest
Clarence E. Armstrong 97 of Cedar Rapids submitted nomination petitions for mayor. He works for SRinderknecht Construction Co. Filing deadline is Oct 7 with a city primary on Oct 2 and general election on Nov 4.
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Clarence E. Armstrong
Thirty-sixth Street Drive
Cedar Rapids
Armstrong
Srinderknecht Construction Co
Pro-Pretender Envoys Recalled From Portugal
Three Spanish embassy diplomats were recalled from Lisbon due to sympathies for Don Juan de Hordon the pretender to the Spanish throne. The officials were reassigned to Madrid as punishment for antigovernment activities in Portugal. Don Juan has resided in exile since 16.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Don Juan de Hordon
Spain
Don Juan
Francisco Franca
Juan Carlos
Madrid
Two Cedar Rapids Men Arrested on Assault Warrants
Cedar Rapids men face assault and battery charges in separate incidents. Max Blozvich, 34, posted 110 bond after arrest over a July assault on a woman’s son with a beer can. James Hawkins, 29, held on 110 bond after arrest on a report of throwing and kicking a woman.
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Cedar Rapids
Max Blozvich
Avenue NE
Bertha Keener
Third Avenue SE
Jody
Blozyich
James’ Hawkins
Sixth Street
Mawkins
Kathleen Joslin
Hawkins
Iowans Divided on Mcintyre Missile Curtail Proposal
Washington UPI reports Iowa senators split as the senate rejected the McIntyre amendment 70 to 27. Senator Hughes supported the measure while Senator Miller opposed it.
Guerilla raid claimed against Israeli targets in Jordan valley
Arab guerrilla command says hundreds of fighters staged a three hour raid on three Israeli settlements and three out posts in the Jordan valley. They claim 60 Israelis killed with no casualty figures for themselves. Israeli denial calls claims imaginary and notes a hole blown in the fence.
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Ements
Jordan Valley
Jordan River
Jordan
Nasser
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Israel
Suez Canal
Boy Victim of Morals Incident Reported in Bever Park
Police describe a 4:40 PM incident in Bever Park where a boy about 12 to 14 years old was mistreated by a man believed to be 30 to 32 years old, five feet ten inches tall with dark curly hair and wearing sunglasses.
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Bever Park
Services in Coggon For Elmer Drexler
Elmer FE Drexler 74 former Coggon resident died Friday in a Cedar Rapids nursing home He was born June 29 1895 near Central City Surviving are his brother Wilbur of Central City and a Mr Brexler of unknown location Funeral service 2 38 p m Sunday at Murdoch chapel Coggon conducted by Rev Richard Marivate Burial at Coggon cemetery Friends may call at the chapel after 1 p m Suture day
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Elmer FE. Drexler
Cedar ‘Rapids
Cental City
Central City
Wilbur
Cynttan Brexler
Murdoch
County Atty Opposes Abodeely Plea Withdrawal
William Faches filed a resistance in Linn district court to Joseph Abodeely’s motion to vacate his guilty plea and five year sentence for attempting to produce an abortion. The document cites an Iowa Supreme Court ruling on withdrawal after sentencing and alleges the defense sought leniency and probation.
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Lion County Atty
William Faches
Joseph Abodeely
Iowa ‘Supreme Court
Abodeely
Linn District Court
Counsel cites Fifth Amendment in trial motion
A defense filing argues the Fifth Amendment right to a grand jury indictment applies, noting resistance comments that federal courts generally enforce it. A hearing on the motion is set for next Tuesday at 9 a.m.
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United States Supreme Court of State
At & A.m
Sears Named in 9500 Suit for Fall From Ladder
Glen H. Smith of Cedar Rapids sues Sears Roebuck alleging permanent partial disability from a ladder collapse on Sept 17 1987. He says the ladder bought Aug 27 1966 failed due to an implied warranty and seeks 9500 dollars for medical costs and damages.
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Glen H. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Smith
Jon
Meredith given time served in tenants harassment case
James Meredith sentenced to time served after arrest for harassing tenants in his owned apartment building. He spent two days in jail since Wednesday and faces no further penalty, avoiding a potential 30 days in jail and a $500 fine.
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New York
UPS
James Meredith
Meredith
Army Plans Inactivation Of Ninth Infantry Division
The army announced the immediate inactivation of the Ninth Infantry Division due to budget cuts. The Second Brigade is to be inactivated at Fort Lewis Washington after returning from Vietnam, the First Brigade reassigned from Hawaii will be eliminated, and the Third Brigade remains in Vietnam under an undetermined unit. Net effect cuts will reduce overall active duty strength by about 6,000 men, on top of a prior 13,000-man reduction.
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Washington
Army
Ninth Infantry Division
Vietnam
Pentagon
Fort Lewis
Wash
Hawaii
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