Hearst Case Sparks FBI Talk and Family Claims
Walter Scott describes a web of family ties and alleged plots around Patricia Hearst. He says his brother Jack, once an avowed Communist, considered handing Hearst to authorities for money. Scott claims an FBI agent discussed the case with his parents and that Walter acted as an intermediary. The FBI denies offering money and investigations continue amid tense grand jury actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Scott
Miss Hearst
Jack
Symbionese Liberation Army
Las Vegas
Hearst
Jack Sr
Walter
Scotts
$500000 Damage Suit Filed in Fayette Court
Fran cis J O Regan of Waucoma sues Conrad Baumler of St Lucas, executor of Cornelius Baumler estate, in Fayette county district court alleging November 9 1974 assault caused severe and permanent vision damage brain injury pain suffering and loss of wages and occupation in farming.
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Wrest Union
Fayette County
Francis
J. O.regan
Waucoma
Conrad Baumler
St. Lucas
Cornelius Baumler
Cornelius Baunder
Correction on house sale location and old Oregon date
A city house purchased this week by Mt Olive Jodge 17 F and AM PHA is at 1105 Fourteenth Avenue SE. The Gazette incorrectly listed 31 Fourteenth Avenue as the sale site. Also noting that on this date in 1848 the Oregon territory was organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Olive Jodge
AMPHA
Fourteenth Avenue
Oregon Territory
Cedar Rapids School Board Begins 1976 77 Talks
Cedar Rapids Community school board and CREA opened salary negotiations for the 1976 77 teacher contracts under Iowa’s new collective bargaining law. CREA exclusive bargaining agent to be announced at a 2 p.m. news conference. Board president Ronald Moore noted last year’s acting superintendent William K. Ramstad headed the team. Ernest Pence to convene the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Community School Board
Cedar Rapids Education Assn
CREA
Ronald Moore
William K. Ramstad
Moore
Ernest Pence
Deputies Arrest 3 on Drunk Driving Charges
Three individuals were to appear in Linn district court Thursday on drunk driving charges. Sheron Kay Caldwell, 32, of 1219 Rose Street SE, was arrested just before 10 pm near her home by Linn deputies. A witness said Caldwell struck another car several times, which she denies. Gdas J. Williams, 47, of 10 Fifth Street SE, was arrested about 10 20 pm Wednesday on First Avenue W for restricted license and unlawful use charges. Dean E. Werner, 36, of 506 Seventeenth Street NE, faced a second offense drunk driving charge and was arrested at 1 35 am Thursday in the 600 block of Fifth Avenue SE.
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Linn District Court
Sheron Kay Caldwell
Rose Street SE
Linn
Caldwell
Gdas J. Williams
Fifth Street
First Avenue
Dean E. Werner
Seventeenth Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Eight Linn Court Hears Guilty Pleas And Fines
In the magistrate court William Kennedy of Eighth Avenue SE pled guilty to injury to a motor vehicle and was fined $35 and costs for damaging a car owned by Pam Brown on July 36. Donald Barriger of a southeast side address was guilty of assault and battery with a $25 fine plus costs for assaulting Richard Anderson on July 3. Charles Clements of Springville had assault and battery charges dismissed for assaulting Elma Morgan on Aug. 5. John Buckroyd of Second Street SE was guilty of assault and battery and fined $50 and costs for assaulting Raymond Krug on May 27. Stacie Jackson of Des Moines pled guilty to false use of a credit card and received a 30 day suspended jail sentence for using Dorothy Springer’s card on Aug. 9. Steven Becker of Second Avenue SE pled guilty to assault and battery and received 30 days jail with credit for time served for assaulting Cedar Rapids officer James Kinkead on July 23. Douglas McDonough of Ozark Street NE pled guilty to possession of a controlled substance with sentencing deferred for marijuana possession on June 16. Engle Dekock of Oskaloosa was found guilty of assault and battery, fined $5 and costs for assaulting Mark Thomas on June 28.
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William Kennedy
Eighth Avenue SE
Pam Brown
Donald Barriger
Richard Anderson
Charles Clements
Springville
Elma Morgan
John Buckroyd
Second Street
Raymond Krug
Stacie Jackson
Des Moines
Dorothy Springer
Steven Becker
Second Avenue SE
James Kinkead
Cedar Rapids
Douglas McDonough
Ozark Street
Engle Dekock
Oskaloosa
Mark Thomas
Cedar Rapids News Briefs Highlight Local Property Thefts
A Cedar Rapids area roundup notes items stolen from vehicles and residences in multiple incidents. Reports include tires and wheels, fishing gear, a boat motor, clothing, a watch, and other items valued at several hundred dollars. Also listed are local events, sales, and notices from area businesses and organizations.
Subscription Dept. Hon. tha Le Bary record
Fragmentary OCR shows a subscription department note with partial numbers and addresses. Readable items include a phone-like sequence 498-8211 and 398-0331 and a lone 07. The text is garbled and lacks clear event or person details to form a full item.
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Tha le Bary
Bolgene
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Patty Hearst
Detroit
Fry
New York
Jack Scott
Micki
Harrisburg
Fayette Court
C.R
China
U.S
Peking
City Telephone Information Service
PEN
Maypark Lawn Seed
Ft. Box
Garden Center
Undale Plaza
Edgewood Rd
San
Wynn Jensen
Bob Zimmerman
Ford
First Avenue SE
Blue Moon
1St Ave
Queen and Her Maids
Giants
Dubuque
Edward Shulgin
Twenty-second Street
Jerome’s
Adv
Rire
John Brecht
Outlook Drive
Bost
Gorman
Ady
Ada M. DeWitt
Twenty-ninth Street
St. N.E
South Lith St
Grand, Marion
Sory
Marion
Jack Aldershot
Thirty-fourth Street
Redbooks
Dows
Sue Vander Weg
Terrace Hill Drive
American Institute of Business
American Legion
Sun
Olympia
1St St. S.E
Ake
Kathryn Heising
Sixth Street
Brenton Bank
Johnny’s
Harold Andrews
Twentyninth Avenue
Senior Citizens ‘Bowling League
Call
Evy's Lounge
Marilyn
Tony
Blair Thorn Trio
David L. Griffith
Iowa Masons
the Elks
Civitan Club
Linn County
Bishops Downtown
Snook
Civitan
Ames
Stidney
Mk Cedar Sams
Jak-a-Way
Aurora
Eta
Jafar
Iowa City
Phillips Hall
University of Iowa
Services
East Hall
Iowa
Noor
Holley’s ‘Shop
Menlindale Plaza
First Trust & Savings, Bank
Ling
First Trust and Savings Bank
FDIC
S.E
Fat Ave
Dowe St
Ely, Iowa
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