Zoning Change Proposals and Public Works Actions Noted
IRSt readings cover zoning upgrades from R-2 to R-4 and R-1 to R-2 and R-1 to R-3 for several properties. Requests include private road issues on Fifteenth street NE, and a tree removal on private land. Sewer and pavement projects move forward in Edgewood Knolls and other streets. curb cut denial at 530 Tenth Street SE. A quit claim deed is approved. Twin Pine addition final plat passes. Neighbors protest a dog kennel at 1029 Thirty-fourth Street NE.
Zoning Change Sought on Belmont Parkway Area
Walter R Payn asks city for rezoning from R-1 to R-2 for land southeast of Belmont Parkway east of Westwood drive NW and north of highway 74. Action referred to city plan commission. Also council accepts cigarette permit surrender from Blanche Zakaib and approves new permits for John P. Gibney and Iowa Oil Products, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R Payn
Belmont Parkway
Westwood Drive
Highway 74
City Plan Commission
Blanche Zakaib
John P. Gibney
Iowa Oil Products, Inc
First Avenue
Petition for Cedar Hills sewer lines referred to engineers
A petition from Midwest Development Co. to install sanitary sewers in Cedar Hills units 1 and 9 was referred to the city engineering department for study and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Richmond
Westside Place
Midwest Development Co
Cedar Hills
One Woman Signs Pact in Britains Nuclear Treaty Signing
In London Ambassador Maria del Carmen Guttierrez Chamberlain de Chittenden of Costa Rica led signers of Britains copy of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Costa Rica and 23 other nations signed in London with 11 more on Friday while ceremonies occur in Moscow and Washington.
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London
Britain
Maria del Carmen Guttierrez Chamberlain de Chittenden
Costa Rica
Foreign Office
Ethiopia
Netherlands
Argentina
Greece
Turkey
Denmark
Norway
Chile
Congo
Sudan
Moscow
Washington
Disaster Area Declared Yet Again for Garland County
Garland County, Arkansas, has again been named a disaster area due to recent flooding and enduring drought. The Farmers Home Administration offers farmers loans at 3 percent interest for losses dating from October 1962 through July 1963, while the rain that ended the drought prompted flood damage loans for local business owners through the Small Business Administration.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Garland County
Farmers Home Administration
Small Business Administration
Driver Leaves Scene After Bicycle Collision Fined
Richard A. Sweeting, 25, of 1209 Second Street NW, paid 50 dollars and costs in municipal court for leaving the accident scene after striking bicycle rider Wayne Zobac, 16, at Fourth Avenue and Third Street SE. Zobac was treated for a sprained knee at St. Luke's hospital and released. Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr recommended license suspension for an indefInite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Sweeting
Second Street
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Sweeting
Wayne Zobac
Fourth Avenue
Third Street
Sixth Street NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Ursula Theiss Guests in Escape to Freedom
Ursula Theiss appears on Friday night program Escape to Freedom at 8 30 PM on TV 9 channel 77 Sunset Strip hosts discuss a daring escape and the dramatic adventure.
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Ursula Theiss
Sunset Strip
Upset Plans For Alaska Walk Film By Lansing Teens
A Lansing teacher and two teen hikers from Lansing Canada reached Fairbanks Alaska after a 49 day walk of 1520 miles along the Alaska highway. Ted Struble 21 and Keith Cossey 17 joined the teacher who aimed to film the trek but the plan may have collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Parker Seiler Relates Yukon Incident Details
Parker Seiler, 37, who rode in a station wagon with the group near Whitehorse in Yukon Territory, says he drove over his camera and is unsure whether it was functioning at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Seiler
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Subscription Rates Note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co announces daily and Sunday publication at 596 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates include carrier 45 cents per week and mail six issues for $1.30 per month or $13 per year.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette
Third Ave
U.S
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C. H. Paul
Sherman Street
William E
Joanne M. Driscoll
Twentieth Street
O Avenue NW
Harry Edleman
Hillside Drive
Herman Maire
Fifteenth Street
Alvin J. Sattler
Edgewood Knolls
Twentysixth Avenue
Schaeffer Drive
Thomas C. Sturgeon
Tenth Street SE
John R
Elva R. Schaller
Southland Street
Hugh D. Fries
Center Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Forty-second Street
Center Point Road
Arthur A. Bezdek
Cedarcrest Heights
Richard Tickal
Igram
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Sullivan
C. M. Altermatt
Robinwood Lane
Twenty-seventh ‘Street
Twenty-seventh Street
Prairie Idrive
Police Department
George J.matias
A Avenue NE
Eve ‘Lyn M. Chado
Mt. Vernon Road
George A. Abodeely
Dart Distillery CO
Dant, Kentucky
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Dant Distillery Co
Bond
Kentucky
C.R. Driver
National Guardian Life
Edward A. Morris, Jr
Green Engineering
Associated Press
Joe Flynn
Twin Towers Junction
Pert
Orion
Craemer’s
Curis
Lindale Plaza
Lindale
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