Unlawful riding and other notices in Daily Record
Unlawful riding and improper left turn cited for Richard A. Pao Bi Masek and Richard Lovelett with fines. Drunkenness sentences given for Robert Jacobi and Donald C. Wallace with suspensions. False uttering a check and overweight truck cases noted with fines and restitution orders. Temperatures and rainfall data included with local births and obituaries summaries and public notices.
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C.R
Oliver F. Benton
Twigg
Osi
Richard A
Pao Bi Masek
Temluf
Edward K.peratures
Schneider
Eighth Avenue
Oeaos
Richord Lovelett
BMW
Lester J. Nowell
Grees
Robert Jacobi
Donald C. Wallace
Tolpminsville
T. Yuille
Teenagers flock to Iowa fair amid shows and livestock
At the All-Iowa fair teens filled the midway as rides opened early and vendors stocked booths. Children’s barnyard animals drew crowds while the 1,700 Tuesday night family fun show finally played in, after weather delays.
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Food Company
Alburnett Ffa Group
FFA
Farm ‘Youth Center
Veterans Public Safety Unit
Fair Board
Strike at Square D Co. in Cedar Rapids Enters Second Day
About 500 workers at Square D Co. in Cedar Rapids continued a production strike into its second day amid deadlocked talks. Pickets remained outside under large umbrellas while office work continued inside. Negotiations with federal mediator James Jeffrey produced no progress, with union and company spokesmen citing unresolved issues on bidding, insurance costs, and vacations.
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Square D Co
Cedar Rapids
James Jeffrey
Electrical Workers
Machinists
Judge dismisses trucker charges after employer orders
In Tuesday hearings Judge McLaughlin dismissed six highway enforcement cases against drivers including Sliger Martinson Kolesick Symington and Rife after they testified they acted on employer orders and had no control over loads. Prosecutor Matias noted no sentencing reply from McLaughlin as officers planned to flee next week for sentencing.
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Matias
McLaughlin
Matias J
Tueday
Red Fox Road SE
Hrush
Sher Put
Iowa
Twenty-eighth Street
el Boulevard NW
William G. Symington
Twenty-first Avenue SW
James L. Kolesick
Avenue NW
Richard Morris
Hiawatha
Larry Martinson
Third Avenue
Marion
Orville L. Sliger
Hampton
Highway Commission
Sliger
Martinson
Belvis Clark
Court weighs objections to case dismissal over payment
The judge asks for any objections to dismissing the case for payment while Matlag replies he has none. The judge notes that any formal objections depend on the court's decision, and Matlag says he has no feelings either way.
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Matlag
Homemade Bomb Explodes Damages Vacant House On Ellis Blvd
A homemade bomb exploded about 11 30 PM Tuesday at a vacant house 101 Ellis Boulevard NW causing plaster damage a torn door and porch destruction. Police found bomb parts on the rear porch and smoke and a small fire were extinguished by firefighters. The owner is Fred Burchard of 1935 Mt Vernon Road SE and the motive remains undetermined.
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Ellis Boulevard NW
Eliis Boulevard NW
Fred Burchard
Mt. Vernon Road
Kenneth Anderson
Helé
Hej
C R Man Named To Relations Unit
President Johnson named seven Iowans to the National Citizens Committee for Community Relations. The picks include Rab bi Albert Gordon of Sioux City John Randall of Cedar Rapids and Des Moines appointees Mrs. David Kruidenier Mrs. Sidney Sands Msgr Edward O'Rourke plus Municipal Judge Luther T Glanton. Raymond Shaffer Dies.
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Washington
Johnson Hay
National Citizens Committee For Community Relations
Albert Gordon
Sioux City
John Randall
Cedar Rapids
Luther ‘T. Glanton
David Kruidenier
Sidney Sands
Edward O’rourke
Des Moines
Attorney Asks Court To Revoke Estes Bond
In El Paso a government attorney asked the federal district court to revoke Billie Sol Estes' $100000 appeal bond so he may be jailed without further delay.
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Estes
EL Paso
Federal District Court
Billie Sol Estes
Cyclist Fined for Unlawful Riding in Municipal Court
Richard Allen Masek, 17, was fined 20 dollars for unlawful riding after allegedly riding his motorcycle at 35 miles per hour on First Avenue and blocking the shoulder. Police reported he jumped on and off the bike, and the judge reserved ruling on surrendering the motorcycle seat. He complied after being asked to do so.
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Municipal Court
Dennis L. Karnering
Seventh Avenue
Wiglon £. McCord
Thirtieth Street
Marion
Sybil K. DeShaw
James Z. Seewoll
Fourth Street
Robert J. Smith
Monticello
Howard J
Bentley
Norway
Henry J
Clerge
Walker
Robert A. Hildenbrand
Fifth Avenue
Dennis D. Aswegan
Ninety-Eighth Street
Richard F. Peterson
Fourth Avenue
Charles D. Karr
Blair's Ferry Road
Janet S. Slumker
C Avenue
Sharon K. Loesel
Richard Allen Masek
Thirty-third Street
First Ave
Wnae
Daity Welnae
McLaughlin
Masek
Council Accepts 45000 Works Planning Advance
The city council formally accepted a $45,000 public works planning advance from the HHFA on Wednesday. The grant finances a comprehensive survey of the city water supply needs and capabilities, with Howard R. Green Engineering hired to conduct the study at a fee not exceeding the grant amount. The council also contracted Green to supervise land inspection and construction of the J and C Street SW bridges, designed by Green.
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Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Howard R. Green
Green
J and C Street SW
Mrs Worley H Pollock dies at 65 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Worley H Pollock 65 of 1332 Ellis Boulevard NW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday evening after a long illness Born February 25 1898 in Troy Mills she married February 7 1917 in Springville Surviving are her husband six daughters five sons two brothers one sister 141 grandchildren and five great grandchildren She was a member of Springville Presbyterian church Memorial service set at Turner Chapel Friday at 1 30 p m with Rev Bob Alan Chaife First Presbyterian Church burial Mt Clark Cemetery Central City Friends may call at the chapel parlor for details
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Kathryn Coppes
Ely
Robert W
Des Moines
Norman L
Kenneth W
Cedar Rapids
Yames L
Richard L
Marion
Cedar Rapsids
Howard W. Price
St Marion
California
Turner
Bob Alan Chai
First Presbyterian
Y Church
Mt. Clark
Central City
Liquor Sales by Bars Reach 33.7 Million in Iowa First Year
Licensed bars in Iowa report 33.7 million dollars in liquor sales in the first year of liquor-by-the-drink. The tax yielded 3.37 million for the general fund. Polk County led with 4.9 million in gross sales and 24,380 per bar, while Linn County totaled 2.4 million with 26,330 per bar across 93 locations.
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Des Moines
Towa
Regal
Iowa Liquor Commission
Polk County
Heenseeg
Linn County
Ringgold
Utt
Woodbury
Black Hawk
Dubuque
Clinton
Cerro Gordo
Webster
Auditing Firm Details LBJ Family Fortune Holdings
An auditing firm outlines LBJ family holdings with 1954 to 1964 dates, noting $37,500 in stock and bonds, $22,500 in Goldwater division of Associated Dry Goods, and a 7,555 share stake worth $445,700. The report compares values to broader estimates and cites a $4.5 million total as of July 31, 1984, with gifts and taxes disclosed, and mentions Mrs Johnson’s departure from the broadcasting firm and other related financial details.
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Goldwater
Associated Dry Goods Corp
Associated Dry Goods
Associated
Goldwater Fumily
Johnson
Texas Broadcasting Corp
Johnson Holdings
Huskins+ and Sells
Gtafamant Jnesiders
Broadcasting Corporation
McLaughlin
Willie Rodgers
Rodgers
Teyiti
Memorial Services for Nellie Frances Baker at Powers Chapel
Memorial services for Nellie Frances Baker will be held at Powers Chapel in Oskaloosa at 2 pm Friday conducted by the Rev. Barton G. Murray. Burial will follow at Friends Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner Chapel until 9 p.m. Wednesday.
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Baker
Nellie Frances—Powers
Oskaloosa
Barton G. Murray
Priends Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Police Probe Theft From Pay Phone In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids detectives investigated a theft of 61.81 from a cash receptacle at a Sixth Street SW service station pay phone. The lock was picked. A similar break in was attempted at a drive-in restaurant on Sixteenth Avenue SW. Northwest Bell reported the loss.
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Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Sixth Street
Sixieaniht Avenue
Goldwater taunts LBJ on foreign policy at state fair
Barry Goldwater denounced President Johnsons foreign policy and challenged him to a televised debate offering to pay for the time. He said Johnson avoids debate, drawing strong applause from more than 12,090 at the state fair grandstand in Springfield, Illinois.
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Springfield
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Congress
Pollen Count Begins In Iowa City Daily Record
The Iowa City pollen count starts today in the Daily Record column on page 3. Prepared by the University of Iowa department of hygiene and preventive medicine, the count gauges hay fever severity as the season runs into mid September. Cedar Rapids has no count at this time.
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Ine Gazetts
Iowa City
University of Iowa Department of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine
Cedar Rapids
Sewer Link Encounters Another Snag
The Hiawatha Cedar Rapids sanitary sewer link faces delays as the lagoon must be drained before completion. Possible fixes include rerouting sewage to Dry Run Creek or tying into Cedar Rapids line, with payment timing tied to bond sales and sewer revenue. Attorney Clint Moyer notes funding hinges on bond activity and project costs.
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Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Clint Moyer
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