Lange charged after Marion two-car crash flee
Marion police accuse Glenn K. Lange 35 of 891 Seventh Street of leaving the scene of a two car crash at Tenth Street and Second Avenue. The other driver Raymond Williams 1800 A Avenue reported the white 1966 Pontiac station wagon sped off. Lange to appear in police court August 28. No injuries reported. Williams car damage estimated at 2500 dollars.
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Marion
Glenn K. Lange
Seventh Street
Lange
Tenth Street
Second Avenue
Raymond Williams
A Avenue
Williams
Building Permits And YMCA Schedule For Marion
Building permits issued in the last seven days include Lyle R. McNeal 945 Twenty-second street 3724 Arthur Bezdek 340 Marion boulevard 2081 W S Wishniewski 999 Eleventh street 587 Myrtle M Titus 555 Third avenue 755 Don Mark 1325 Meadowview drive 2400 Dennis Thompson 1095 Sixth street 400 Hugh E Rick 980 Third street 250 M G Linkletter 808 Seventh avenue 5000 Gordon Orness 1500 Eleventh street 1320 Oscar Byam 1013 Third avenue 140 Troy C Hames Jr 640 Marion boulevard 4000 Bruce Slaymaker 339 Ninth street 50 Elsie Benedict 1300 Eleventh avenue 250 Terry Gaston 495 Hillview drive 1290 Mrs Tom Dougherty 895 Eighth avenue 171 YMCA Marion branch schedule includes non aquatic baseball practice 9 a.m. junior high boys basketball 9 men open gym noon coed crafts 1 p.m. boys gymnastics 2 gymnastics club 4 family night 6 junior senior high coed gym 8 swimming lessons 8:30 and 6 a.m. 3:30 p.m. grade school junior senior high recreation 1:30 adult coed 5:30 family 6:30 junior senior high coed 8 Council to meet Marion council meets tonight at 8 at city hall Final plans completed for the first annual
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Lyle R. McNeal
Twenty-second Street
Arthur Bezdek
Marion Boulevard
W. S. Wishniewsky
Eleventh Street
Myrtle M. Titus
Third Avenue
Don Mark
Meadowview Drive
Dennis Thompson
Sixth Street
Hugh E. Rick
Third Street
M. G. Linkletter
Seventh Avenue
Gordon Orness
Oscar Byam
Troy C. Hames, Jr
Bruce Slaymaker
Ninth Street
Elsie Benedict
Eleventh Avenue
Terry Gaston
Hillview Drive
Tom Dougherty
Eighth Avenue
YMCA
Marion Branch
Marion Courts Docket Reports Dozens Face Traffic Violations
In the police court Judge Miles Adams heard seven days of cases. Defendants include Jack M. Green haw $10 for speeding and Bonnie J. Lingo Mount Vernon $15 bond for traffic signal violations. Justice of the Peace Jessie L. McCormack handled speeding, improper passing, and registration offenses including Gerald Althoff Cedar Rapids $10 for no plates and overweight registration. Disturbing the peace Jo Mur Henderson 385 Fifteenth street $10 and Joyce A. Johnson Springville $10 for following too closely. Raymond R. Knight Cedar Rapids received a 30 day jail term with 24 suspended for disturbing the peace.
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Miles Adams
Jack M. Greenhaw
Route 1
Donald F. Griffin
Eleventh Street
Melvin R. Timms
South Eleventh Street
Brent A. Northway
Fifteenth Avenue
James R. Matteson
Fox Meadowdrive
Cedar Rapids
Dale R. Bensmiller
North Towne Place
Coggan
Bonnie J. Lingo
Mount Vernon
Richard V. Powers
First Avenue
Duane J. Carpenter
Central City
Henry L. Damge
Maplewood Drive
Kenneth L. Koehler
West Tenth Avenue
Wilbur C. Miller
Twenty Sixth Street
Ernest P. Wolfe
Marion
Judy M. Henderson
Fifteenth Street
Judy M. Henrey
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Paul E. Otto
Forty-fifth Street
Robert P. Doubek
Cherry Hill Road
Joyce A. Johnson
Springville
Gerald Althoff
Second Avenue
Raymond R. Knight
Harris Twedt Services Set In Coggon
Harris J. Twedt 65 a Coggon Central City area resident died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital He was born March 31 1907 at Roland He married Viva Fay April 9 1946 in Farmington Minn Twedt served in World War II with the U S Army and worked for O F Paulson Construction He was a Lutheran Surviving are his wife two daughters seven grandchildren two sisters and two sisters in law Services at 1 30 p m Saturday at Murdoch chapel Cog gon Friends may call after 1 p m Friday The casket will not be open after the service.
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Coggon
Harris J. Twedt
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Roland
Farmington
Minn
Viva Fay
Twedt
U. S. Army
O. F. Paulson Construction Co
Lutheran Church
I-380 Route Split Sparks Hiawatha Council Stance
The Hiawatha city council rejected the proposed I-380 path through town citing that it would cut the town in half while supporting plans to review 1973 budgets under the home rule law. They set meetings for Aug 21 and Aug 30 and approved licenses for Play-Mar lounge owner Robert Voeltz, plus a Brown and Dyer Construction office building permit on Blairs Ferry road. The council announced a fire station dedication for Aug 27, a water ball fight on Aug 26 with department registrations, and a free fire station dance that evening.
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Hiawatha
Illinois Central
Wcf&n
Robert Voeltz
North Center Point Road
Brown and Dyer Construction Co
Blairs Ferry Road
Howard K. Coder 68 Dies in Monticello Hospital
Howard K. Coder 68 a retired Jones county farmer died Wednesday morning in a Monticello hospital He was born April 6 1904 at Center Junction and married Iva Peden Sept 25 1926 at Concordia Kansas The couple moved from Kansas to Jones county in 1935 and farmed the Center Junction Anamosa area He also worked at Fruehauf Trailer Co in Cedar Rapids Surviving are three sons Kenneth Marion Lyle and Larry Anamosa ten grandchildren five great grandchildren three sisters and one brother Services are Saturday at 1:30 p m at Goettsch funeral home Anamosa burial Scotch Grove cemetery.
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Anamosa
Howard K. Coder
Jones County
Monticello
Center Junction
Iva Peden
Concordia
Kan
Kansas
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth
Sweden grants Finkbine abortion to prevent deformity risk
Ten years ago Sweden granted Sherri Finkbine permission for an abortion to end a pregnancy she feared would produce a thalidomide deformed baby.
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Sweden
Sherri Finkbine
Senator Sees No Reason To Distrust Reds
Senator Fulbright says CIA briefing shows Soviet miscount dispute stems from how subs under construction are defined. Senator Jackson maintains Soviets lied about 48 subs, proposes an amendment for numerical parity in future arms pacts. The Senate stalls action on the five year missile freeze as SALT Phase 2 looms in Geneva.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Arkansas Democrat
CIA
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
House
U.S
Jackson
United States
White House
Henry Kissinger
Moscow
U. S
Geneva
House Passes Antipollution Bill for Jobs
Washington AP reports the House approved a 4.4 billion public works and economic development authorization bill with 285 votes, including debate over a 100 million environmental compensation section. The measure funds job and mortgage aid, 78 weeks of benefits, relocation costs, and loans to keep firms open amid environmental orders.
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Washington
Ceremonies Set Friday for Coe August Grads
Coe college plans commencement for 24 August graduates Friday at 3 30 p m in Daehler Kitchin auditorium. President Leo L Nussbaum delivers the charge. Allan Kellar and Pearl M Taylor offer music while Chaplain David Hay gives the benediction. David Knutson reads scripture. A luncheon for graduates and families is at 12 30 Friday.
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Coe College
Daehler-Kitchin
Leo L. Nussbaum
Allan Kellar
Pearl M. Taylor
Cee
David Hay
David Knutson
Services at Lisbon for Albert Gaines
Albert Gaines 68 longtime Lisbon resident died while fishing at Dugby lake Ontario Canada Tuesday. Survivors include wife Leona Mohn son Lynn daughter Mrs Marvin Light of Lisbon 18 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Services Friday 2 30 p m in Morgan funeral home with viewing after 7 p m Thursday.
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Lisbon
Albert Gaines
Tea Strike
Minn
Dugby Lake
Ontario
Canada
Leona Mohn
Lynn
Marvin Light
Morgan Funeral Home
Budding Musicians Seek Used Instruments in Want Ad
Youth musicians are looking for affordable used musical instruments. A local want ad encourages readers to sell their gear to support aspiring players.
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