Mayoral and council filings outline in Douglas Thompson area
Local notices reveal candidates filing papers for mayor and city council from Fifth Avenue to Fourth Ward. Incumbents Marlin and Schnell weigh refile. Richard Joheson will not run. primary date Oct 21 seen for mayor and Third Ward seats. Also listed are surgery news, a garage sale, and a hospital patient update in Town City.
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Douglas A. Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Gregory Hapgood
Richard Rice
Edidates
Raymond
Third Ward
can-Eckhart
I'hey
Joyce Hofel
Jack Hicks
James Avenue
Robert Bowes
Gailigan
Starry
Jon Matys
First Avenue
Ile
Schnell Will
Victor Klopfenstein
Caimellmen
Laurence L. Marlin
Willis J) Schnell
Richard Joheson
Frank Anthes
Hurley Hall
Murphy Plans Re election Bid Amid Rumors of Bleak Future
Sacramento AP report details Senator Murphy 67 denying rumors he will not seek a second term in 1970. He says campaign work is three months ahead and cites support from Secretary Finch who calls the rumors baseless. Finch has long sought a Senate run but would not challenge a GOP incumbent.
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Sacramento
Calif
George Murphy
California
Murphy
Robert Finch
Washington
Finch
Emierce
Marion
YMCA
White House
John Knowles
Nixon
U.S
G.O.P
Murphy- Finch
Building Permits For 3 Houses Issued by Clerk
Building permits were issued this week in the city clerk office for three new houses. Permits: Borschel and Son 7280 Lindale drive 8640 dollars Borschel 1115 Elm street 19088 dollars Don Mark 1130 Brockman avenue 14000 dollars.
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Borschel
Silas’ J. ‘Thompson
Eighth Street
Harry Marinoff
Hilltop Road
Kenneth Pedersen
Westview Drive
Glen Roach
Eighth Avenue
William). Grimdy, Jr
Fourth] Avenue
Howard Cooper
Seventh Avenue
Dan Peterson
Seventeenth Avenue
Marion Courts Hear Weekly Police Court Docket
Tooling through Marion cases Judge Miles Adams presided over police court with defendants including Rodney J. Clark on prohibited passing and Roger B. Arms for no valid license. Leo M. Jarvis faced intoxication charges and Donald G. Davis obscene language. Justice of the Peace Jessie L. McCormack heard speeding, license, reckless driving, control, fishing and minor possession cases involving Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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Miles Adams
Rodney J. Clark
Tenth Street
Roger EB. Arms
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Leo M. Jarvbs
AOL
First
Robins
David TL
Houston
Oaklawn
Charles W. Canper
Marelle
Gordon D. Wisgerhof
Route 2
Jin Boardman
Fifth Avenue SE
Ronald G. Voss
Watkins
Retired Liner Queen Elizabeth Fire Suspect Charged
Private detective Anthony Romeo of Hallandale faces charges after admitting he set a pillow fire aboard the Queen Elizabeth to appear a hero. He allegedly placed a hoax bomb call days later and faces questions about two other recent fires on the ship in port at Port Everglades Florida.
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Port Everglades
Fla
UP1
Anthony Romeo
Hallandale
Romeo
Three Men Hold Up Pedestrian in C R
A robbery in the 600 block of Eighth Street left a pedestrian shaken as three men approached from behind and eased a wallet of cash from the victim. Detective Frank Stip of Hollywood Florida and Paul Blake noted the incident followed two earlier arson fires in the area as they pursued suspects.
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C.R
Frank Stip
Hollywood
Fla
Paul FB. Blake
JL .Tenthment
Rome
Eighth
Stip
Romeo
Blake
Tama County Board race sees three filed candidates
Three contenders filed for the Tama County Board of Education by the Tuesday midnight deadline. Joseph Foreman of Tama seeks re election in area three alongside Jack L Norman of Traer and Paul J J Mohr of Gladbrook in area two. Kenneth Gethmann, also of Gladbrook, had announced he would not run for reelection.
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Tama County
Soard of Education
Joseph Foreman
Tama
Area Three
Jack ‘L. Norman
Traer
Paul
J.J. Mohr
Gladbrook
T Wo
Area Two
Kenneth Gethmann
Nixon Plans Birthday Salute for Lady Bird Johnson
President Nixon invites Lady Bird Johnson and family to a private luncheon at the Western White House in San Clemente on Johnsons birthday. The event honors her conservation work and includes a possible flight to Redwood National Park with other Johnson family members.
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San Clemente
Calif
Stakt
Nixon Plahs
Oceanfront Presidential
Johnson
Nixon
Patt ‘Phan
Johnsons
Faw
LaNernia Uv
Eureka
Bird Johnson
Herayward
Redwood National Park
Municipal Court Judgments Against Hospitals and Firms
A stream of municipal court judgments lists numerous defendants including Mercy Hospital, St. Luke's Hospital, Mahaska Hospital, and others, with amounts ranging from 28 to 304,456 dollars. Names such as Roy and Sharon Rinderknecht, Leonard and Dorothy Thompson, and James and Evelyn Gremmels appear among the cases.
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Firestone Stores
Harry
Noishrnd
St. Tule's Hospital
Keith D
Alice Powell
St. Luke's Hospital
Roy
Sharon Rinderknecht
Mahaska Hospital
Dwight Ad Buon Snyder
Luke's Hospital
Robert L. Gaili
Robert Doolittle
M.E. Butterfield
Harmon Webb
Cecil M. Whiting
Citizens Loan Corp
Karena K. McLaughlin
Harry Rosenberg
Leonard
Dorothy Thompson
Annes
Discount Corp
Richard J. Gnagy
Public Finance Service
Charles C. Clements
Julius M. Kegley
Milan
W. Freese, Inc
Mercy Hospital
Carrie Watson
Donald
Norton
Larry
Rattan
John J. Rhea
Kenneth 1
Diana Burhell
Tomas W. Murphy
Huey and
Koel
Mercy
Barl
Viola Boxrude
Grantgn
M.D
Barnes and Barnes
Hirsch End Scholl
Joseph V. Green
Merry Hospital
October School Boycott Planned On Lunch Issue
Washington AP report says a nationwide boycott of schools not offering free or reduced price lunches is being planned during National School Lunch Week. Parents would withhold or withdraw students to dramatize lunch program gaps and push school boards to improve funding and access. Organizers expect involvement from civil rights groups and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
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Washington
John Kramer
National Council On Hunger and
Kramer
Southern Christian Leadership ‘Conference
Judge Dismisses Anti Smog Suit As Too Complex
LOS ANGELES AP A Superior Court judge dismissed a 506 billion anti smog suit brought on behalf of all Los Angeles county residents. Judge Lloyd Davis said the issue was far too complex for a court to decide after 90 minutes of arguments. The plaintiff Roger Diamond named 291 defendants including auto makers oil firms and airlines and said damages covered health comfort and welfare. Diamond plans an appeal.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Lloyd Davis
Roger Diamond
Diamond
Teen girl nabbed for wig tag at Hamburg store
A 14 year old girl was arrested after a store clerk and police spotted a price tag still attached to a pricey blonde wig she attempted to steal. The incident occurred Tuesday in Hamburg.
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Hamburg
U.S Population Grows Eighth in Nine Years
Washington reports the U S population rose by about 12.9 percent over the last nine years to 203.2 million on July 1. Census notes more than 46 percent of Americans are under 25 and cites a sharp drop in birthrates with millions fewer children since 1900.
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Washington
Wpl
America
Baresa
Durean
Rock Island Fire Damages Store And Hospital Battle Vet Eyes Return
A major Rock Island blaze caused about 350000 in damage to a television and appliance store while at Fort Lewis Washington soldier Bill Rairdon, a 20 year veteran helicopter pilot, seeks to return to combat in Vietnam possibly piloting a Cobra gunship. Rairdon, injured in the Hamburger Hill rescue, remains in Madigan General Hospital with leg and back injuries as paperwork for a field promotion to lieutenant continues. He expresses desire to return despite concerns over the war’s course.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Bill Rairdon
South Vietnam
Madigan General Hospital
Hamburger HI
101St Airborne Division
Rock Island
Joseph Smuler
Mis
Gore Gore
Hoffa Wiretap Hearings Reveal Widespread Monitoring
In Chattanooga hearings during the Hoffa case, prosecutors admit thousands of pages from taped conversations were transcribed, involving Hoffa and associates. The government denies illegal material was used in the trial, while the judge orders the “Jane File” records turned over for study amid growing disclosures of wiretapping across the case.
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Chattanonga
Las Vegas
Department of Justice
James Joffa
Teamsters Union
Chattanoogalal
Iloffa
Hoffa
Justice Department
Holfa
Dist
Frank Wilson
Une
Research Corp
Detrail
Reagan
Nashville
Ottors
Reagan Popularity Slips Ahead of Campaign Bid
California poll shows Ronald Reagan's popularity down slightly as he nears an anticipated run for re election. The report notes a modest decline in support amid upcoming campaigning and policy debates in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
California
Gav
Ronald Meagan
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