City Briefs Highlights and Local Notices
Cr. coin club meeting disrupted by vandals at YWCA. window broken at Paramount Pharmacy. Maxine Clarkson McNeill of Vernon Road SE reports new and former customers at Johnson's Beauty Shop. Motorist fined $50 for unpaid tickets in Iowa City. director meeting at Mission Friday. New show at Flame's Fox and Hounds Lounge advertised. Evans Treatments pitch for high blood pressure and muscle aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coin Club
Brekes
YWCA
Ing
Ian Sky-Stoot
Paramount Pharmacy
Maxine Clarkson McNeill
Vernon Road
Johnson’s Beauty Shop
Center Point Road
Marion Bowl
Judith A
Sunshine Mission — Board of
Cooley
Iowa City
Munich
Pal
Howard McLaughlin
Marion Youth Fined For Traffic Violations In Marion
David M. Coates, 16, of 960 West Ninth Avenue, Marion, fined 100 dollars for reckless driving and another 100 for permitting an unauthorized person to drive. He was arrested near A Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street NE after a car lost control and struck a hand rail and cement wall in front of St Matthew's School. The 15-year-old passenger was driving when the steering wheel was handed over. The boy faced additional charges and was referred to the juvenile bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Coates
Ninth Avenue
Marion
Coates
A Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
St. Matthew’s School
Abel Howe Construction Co
Juvenile Bureau
Howard McTaken
Laughlin
Breakin
Fifth Street
Arthur Pennington
Dial
Women Hurt In Auto Accident In Iowa
Three young Eastern Iowa women suffered minor injuries in a two car collision at an intersection. Peggy A. Kness 18 Beverly J. Walker 20 and Rose McLaud 19 were treated at St. Luke's hospital and released. Shirley Walker 22 of Springville was charged with failing to yield at a stop. Edward J. White 22 of 256 Twenty sixth street NW drove the other car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Iowa Co
Eighth
Eleventh Avenue
Ninth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Peggy A. Kness
Beverly J. Walker
Springville
Rose McLaud
Eighth Street
Shirley Walker
Route Two
Edward J. White
Twenty-sixth Street
Council To Vote Wednesday on Shopping Center Rezoning
The city council will decide on a rezoning from R-2 to B-1 at Mt. Vernon road SE and Thirty-sixth street SE to permit a shopping center. Residents protested traffic and privacy concerns while petitioners urged consideration. mayor says the council will study the matter carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Hermina Trestnar
Robert
Mary Melfferd
Mt. Vernon Road
Thirty-sixth Street
Dale Anderson
Money Lost Police Monday
Gregory Opperman of 2163 Forty-second Street NE reported a lost billfold containing 43. Daniel Panosh of 2170 C Street SW reported a missing billfold with 90 in the loop area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Opperman
Forty-second Street
Daniel Panosh
C Street
Investigation Set In Driver Firing
The Iowa Civil Rights Commission will meet in Fort Madison Tuesday evening to review the investigation into the firing of a driver. The session aims to examine employment practices and potential wrongdoing within the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
The
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Burglars Strike Twice on Center Point Road
Police investigate two burglaries along Center Point Road Des Moines involving the 700 block area. A total of 200 dollars was taken from the Meat Market after doors and desks were forced open. The incidents are linked to a wider probe into Raymond Driver’s firing as manager of the Youth Opportunity Center in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Driver
Youth Opportunity Center
Des Moines
James Thomas
T Dat Rapids
Cen
Harry Harper
Point
700 Center
Driver Point Road
Plumbers Union
Vanguard Associ
Center Point Road
Four Plead Guilty in Federal Court Case
Four young women from Cedar Rapids and rural Marion pled guilty to separate charges in federal court. Kay L. Vigen of Marion faced two counts for taking checks from a mailbox forging them and transporting them in interstate commerce to California. The checks totaling 162.75 and 179.61 were taken November 22 from Geneva Howell's mailbox. Vigen is free on bond. Maximum penalties range from five years and five thousand dollars to ten years and ten thousand dollars. The allegations state the gift money was transported by airplane from Waterloo to Bay City Michigan.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Edward J. McManus
Kay L. Vigen
Route Two
California
Geneva M. Howell
Third Avenue SE
Twos
Waterloo
Bay City
Mich
Ropert E. Przeworski
Dubuque
Beverly Hills
Calif
Seer
Woodward
Przeworski
Ninth Avenue SE
Ajive
Post Office
Miss Bassett
U.S
Tucker
Memphis
Tenn
Gordon Elis
Linn
Barker
McManus
Home Administration
U.S. Atty
Charles
Ehrhart
Ilmarket
Aubrey C. Willingham
Willingham
Arrests of Cedar Rapids youths solve nine break ins
Five Cedar Rapids boys aged 15 and 16, part of a youth ring, were arrested in a wave of nine break ins with liquor stolen in most cases. Other adults in the same regional crime network faced federal charges, with trials set for September in Dubuque and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Police Juvenile Bureau
Two Pedestrians Struck by Autos In City
Police report two pedestrians struck by autos on First Avenue and Fourth Street. Linda Blythe 17 of 306 Ament Road and another injured. a 59 year old driver Shepard Williams was involved. Ament had prior charges in 1963 and 1964. one count may be dropped at sentencing Monday at 2 10 pm. Burglaries cleared include Tommy's Circle Tavern on Twelfth Avenue SE dated July 19.
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Linda
Blythe
Ament
Seventh Avenue
Suton
First Avenue
Fourth Street
Delaware County
Manchester
Lelcdscu
Shepard W. Williams
Tommy’s Circle Tavern
Twelfth Avenue SE
Cara Fifth Avenna
City Hall in Good Shape but Needs New Windows
Cedar Rapids considers a 1967 budget of 13,329,627 with an 9.01 percent rise over 1966. A public hearing is set for Wednesday at a.m. in City Hall council chambers to discuss tax asks of 8,421,227 and a millage shift to 41.5659 mills amid growth and reassessed value changes. City custodian Louis F. Schirm reports building in good condition with secure stairs, working exit lights, and updated wiring from 1965 projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
City Hall
Stewtart Shank
Louis F. Schirm
Bob Johnson
Schirm
Channel 9
Kcrg-Tv
Woman Sent For X Ray After Medical Examination
A physician examined her and ordered an X ray of the injured leg, directing further imaging to assess the condition and plan treatment.
Pedestrian Struck After Car Fails To Yield In SE
A Monday collision in the 1600 block of Fifth Avenue SE left six year old Joseph R Blood with minor injuries after darting from behind a parked car into the path of a vehicle driven by Alice A Powers. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Blood
Billie Blood
Cobban Court SE
Fifth Avenue SE
Alice A. Powers
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Flame
Fox and Hounds
Adv
Evans
Ron Plaza
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Elk’s Club
Mark Benest
Roosevelt Hotel
Scott Benesh
Charles Benesh
Donald T. Hines
Mrs.Anderson
Dairydale Baptist Church
Royals
Center Point
Lester Woodward
Ben To Tucker
Sam
Melvin K. Levarsan
Alhords
Lea
Minn
Jusl Deen
Alice
Tenth Street
Ray
Bowling Street
Chappies Tap
Sixteenth Avenue
Fidelity Elks Lodge
Lown Recognizance
Christ J. Ament, Jr
Bellevue
Commodity Credit Corp
Wagon Wheel
Third Street
Brecht’s Tavern
J Street
Superior
Sta
Tion
Tastee Freet
Order of
Cedar Rapids Juvenile Court
Maresh Sheet Metal Works
Helmsmen, Ing
29Th St. NE
Lowar
Illinois
Iowa-Illinois
Iowa
Tad
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