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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1969

Page

10

Children's Hour aims to blend learning with entertainment

New York writer notes CBS Children Hour aims to attract both children and parents with nonviolent dramas. Jacqueline Babbin leads a slate including Summer Is Forever and Toby filmed in Ridgefield. The programs seek pre sex pre pot stories with modern music and hopeful messages about friendship and cooperation.

Ridgefield Conn Jacqueline Babbin Miss Babbin Washington Alvin Boretz Gary Merrill Maine

Television Listings and Daytime Schedule Overview

Channel grid lists Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa and Davenport stations with a mix of news weather sports and daytime soaps. Programs include General Hospital Another World Secret Storm Forum Farm Memos from Mary Iowa Fair ABC News and Lets Make a Deal among others with varied air times.

New Iowa City Engineer Named Fred Moore 28

Fred Moore 28 was named the new city engineer to replace Mel Dahl who resigned last month. Moore had served as assistant city engineer and joined the department part time in 1961 and full time in 1964. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in public works engineering from the University of Iowa. Public Works Director Ralph Spears noted 15 candidates applied and Moore was considered best qualified. Moore is married with two sons. salary is 12576 dollars per year.

Mel Dahl

Second Trial for Holderness at Iowa City

In Johnson county district court in Iowa City, a new trial for Lawrence Paul Holderness began on Monday with jury selection expected to occupy most of the day. The defendant faces murder charges in the death last summer of Mrs. Mary Stanfield. a prior May trial ended in mistrial after a prosecutor referenced a previous charge.

Iowa City Lawrence Paul Holderness Johnson County Holderness Mary Stanfield Harold Vietor Vietor

Emerald Knights Elect New Officers and Admit Girls

Richard E Hagerman is elected president of the Emerald Knights drum and bugle corps for two years. New officers include Noboru Wakamoto as vice president and Mrs Wayne Dickinson as secretary. The corps will admit girls ages 10 to 19 to join the drum and bugle line. contact Acting Director Dennis Perrin for details.

Richard E. Hagerman Tenth Street NW Emerald Knights Noboru Wakamoto Washington Avenue SE Wayne Dickinson Bever Avenue Harold Mason Janice Drive Corbin’ Perrin EK Avenue Dennis Perrin

City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Sales

Hiawatha volunteers and fire department auxiliary meet at 7 30 p m at Don Labs home. Haircut special 1 00 at Klip n Kur 1134th St NE. Insulation firm entry theft 20 40 dollars from a desk. Commonwealth Beauty Salon ad. Cedar Valley Amateur Radio club meets at 7 30 p m at Civil Defense center with Dan Tubbs speaking on computers. Tropic Lanes offers day and night openings for all. UAW retirees potluck and bus trip planning to St Louis Aug 26 leaving St James Methodist at 6 30 a m. Closeout sale of 1969 Dodge Chrysler Imperial trucks at Handler Motors Cedar Rapids. Linn County Barracks 695 veterans meet 6 30 p m at zoo hill pavilion Bever Park for potluck and business. Ambassador Lounge East Marion hosts ladies night every night. No Radio Rally from Heaven and Home hour. Calvary Baptist church event canceled due to error by Gazette.

Linn County Barracks Zoo Hill Bever Park

Intruder Nabbed Then Set Free After Deer Break-In

Police in Iowa City arrested an intruder inside the Iowa Lumber Co office on Saturday night but released him without charges. The break-in was committed by a deer that smashed through the front window. Officers checked the animal for injuries and released it south of town.

the Gazette Iowa City Iowa Lumber Co

System of Fines Adopted for UNI Men's Dorms

The state board of regents approved a monetary fine system for UNI men's residence halls. Aimed at student discipline, fines would not exceed 25 dollars and be paid within three class days. Unpaid fines trigger a 5 dollar administrative charge and deduction from the student’s 30 dollar room deposit.

Cedar Falls State Board of Regents University of Northern Iowa UNI Interhall Edward Voldseth MIT University General Scholarship Fund

Family's Bus Hit by Semi In Iowa City Crash

Six members of an Albany New York family were hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Mercy hospital after a collision on Interstate 80 near the Wilton Junction exit. Charles McDonald stopped to check a road map when his foreign made bus partially on the roadway was struck from the rear by a Des Moines driver George Denner. Denner was uninjured.

Iowa City Albany N.Y Mercy Hospital Charles McDonald Wilton Junction George Denner Des Moines McDonald Denner

Scattered Meat Cargo Crashes on I 80 West of West Liberty

A semi carrying 40,000 pounds of meat crashed on I 80 west of the West Liberty interchange. The crash occurred about 1 p.m. Saturday. Driver Dale Morris, 40, of Denver Colorado, was hospitalized in Iowa City with a fractured jaw and facial lacerations.

the Gazette West Liberty Interstate 80 Highway Patrol Dale Morris Denver Colo Iowa City

British Troops Enforcing Uneasy Peace in Ireland

In Belfast and Londonderry British troops maintain a fragile calm as Prime Minister Wilson crafts proposals to ease sectarian violence. The Irish Republic asks the U.N. Security Council to send peacekeepers, while Dublin and London clash over responsibility. Eight killed and hundreds injured amid five days of riots.

Ireland Belfast Northern Ireland Wilson London Irish Republic U.N. Security Council Paul VI

Cedar Rapids youths to be honored for life saving actions

Governor Ray will present State Life Saving Awards to 15 year old Michael R Menefee and 17 year old William Miller at the Iowa State Fair grandstand for rescuing Ronald W. Wills after a diesel tanker overturned on Hawkeye Downs road SW. Miller and Menefee retrieved a fire extinguisher, fought the flames, and aided in freeing Wills before firefighters arrived.

Robert D. Ray Cedar Rapids Michael R Menefee Robert Menefee Fourth Avenue William Miller Edna Miller Thirty-second Street Menefee Miller Ronald W. Wills Iowa City Hawkeye Downs Road Drywall Co Wills

Policeman Loses Part Of Leg In City Accident

Red Oak Patrolman Curt Johnson, 27, was reported in fair condition in an Omaha hospital after being pinned to his patrol car while uprighting barricades at a street repair site. Driver Dave Simmonts, 22, of Emerson, was charged with drunken driving.

RED Oak Curt Johnson Omaha Johnson Dave Simmonts Emerson

Motorists Mini Quiz Answers on Tire Blowout and Safety

Answers include steering straight, easing to the shoulder, and parking with lights on. When changing tires in rural areas set flags or flares to rear and front, placed at least 100 feet from the vehicle, with additional placement on the traffic side if possible. Trucks require stricter rules.

Youth Corps Director Will Speak at Saturday Banquet

Henry Walser, director of the Sioux Falls region of the Neighborhood Youth Corps will speak at a 7 p.m. banquet Saturday night at the Essen House. The event closes the summer NYC program for 16 and 17 year olds with over 80 Linn county enrollees and jobs from clerical to maintenance, including aiding street crews during floods. The banquet is open to the public.

Henry Walser Sioux Falls M.D Neighborhood Youth Corps NYC Essen

Arrest Made In Drunk Driving Case Involving Benson

Robert L. Benson, 43, of 401 Liberty Drive SE, was arrested Sunday on a drunk driving charge. He posted a $750 bond and was released. Officers reported he drove erratically near Twelfth Avenue and Auburn Drive SW.

Robert L. Benson Liberty Drive Benson Twelfth Avenue Auburn Drive

Blairstown Library Story Hour Ends in Saturday Showing

The Blairstown Public Library closes its children's summer story hour on Saturday with Laurel and Hardy films starting at 10 30 a.m. and treats for every attending child.

Gazette Blairstown Blairstown Public Library

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jimmy Hatle Television Today Robert Muses Rick DuBrow New York UPI Children’s Playhouse Toby Robert Hennessy J.T Television KCRG WMT KWWL Waterloo KTVO Ottumwa Gillison’ S Island Iowa Paul Harvey Joey Bishop Joey Bis Mery WHBF Rock Island Woc.tv Davenport Kangaroo Jack LeLanne General Hospital Dream House Forum Mary Iowa Fair ABC News Flintstones Consequences Avengers Gunsmoke Minn Boston Avengers Hunsenoke Tiger Gunsmoke Tiger Will Sonnet Lucy Wil Sonnet Mayberry Red Se Cavett Jimenie Rodgers Tiger, Tiger Dick Cavett Jimmie Rodgers Glory al Ned Aincock Mar Hillbillies Jack LaLanne Andy Griffith Silent Service Dick van Dyke Hollyw Savares Jick van Dyke Hollywood Squares Hollywood Guiding Light Doctors Me Roberts Dark Shadows Linkletter Mike Douglas Mike Douglas I Max Oul Harvey CBS News NBC News Fred Moore By Joe Fischer Hiawatha Volunteers — Fire Department Don Labs Kur St. NE Taylor Insulation Co Lincoln Avenue Commonwealth Beauty Salon Radio Club IBM Dan Tubbs Cedar Valley Amateur Radio Club Civil Defense Center Ady UAW Ellis Branch YMCA St. Louis St. James Methodist Church Dodge Chrysler Imperial Handler Motors 2Nd Ave 8Th St Ambassador Lounge East Marion Adv Heaven and Home Hour Calvary — Baptist Church The Londonderry Crossmaglen County Armagh Mayfair Michael Stewart Switzerland Home James Callaghan Wilson James Chichester-Clark Ulster Chichester-Clark Dublin C.R NG Radio Jones County Jim Miller Leo Greco Al's Anamosa Concrete Anamosa Anamosa Lumber BEN Franklin Brady's Phillips 66 Castle Citizens Savings Bank Eye Chevrolet Iowa Electric Light & Power CO JOE Maleer Oil CO Jess Conrad Real Estate & Insurance KEN Humpal Insurance Agency LES Boner TV Linn Jones Lutz Cafe McNamara Heating & Plumbing Murphy Sales & Service Nellie Don Flower Shop Pearson's Royal Blue Peoples Natural Gas Red's Texaco Slate's Clothing Stambaugh Zimmerman Motors Thiesen's Farm & Home Tyler & Downing Weber Stone Quarry Woody's Arrow Cafe Kiu Pine Olis Radio 1600
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