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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1977

Page

11

Jailers Face Challenges Across Rural Counties

A jailer notes that rural counties struggle to maintain strict security compared to Linn County. Incidents can occur even in modern facilities, and some staff admit lapses in attention. Ken Coppenhagen is mentioned in connection with a past incident.

Johnson County Darrell Gear Linn

There’s a Fine Selection of Cars and Trucks in the Want Ads

A daily want ad section highlights a broad mix of cars and trucks for sale. Listings showcase sedans, pickups, and SUVs from local dealers and private sellers. Prices vary, with several low-mileage options and newer models included.

Federal Official Dies in Washington at 62

Herbert Roback director of studies for the federal paperwork commission and former staff director of the house government operations committee died Wednesday at age 62 in Washington.

Washington (Ap Herbert Roback The Federal Paperwork Commission House Government Operations Committee

Appeals Judge Dies in Lakeland Era of Second District

Former Appeal Court Judge William P. Allen, key figure in establishing the Second District Court of Appeal in Lakeland, died Wednesday at age 79 in Bartow Florida. The longtime jurist helped shape Florida appellate judiciary.

Bartow Fla Appeal Court William P. Allen Second District Court of Appeal Lakeland

Hilda Shriver Dies Mother of R. Sargent Shriver

Hilda S. Shriver, mother of former Peace Corps director and 1972 Democratic vice presidential candidate R. Sargent Shriver, died Thursday in Baltimore at age 95. Her death closes a long life linked to public service and the Shriver family.

Baltimore Hilda S. Shriver Peace Corps R. Sargent Shriver

Wall Street Origin Tied to Colonial Fortifications

In New York's financial district Wall Street earned its name from a protective wall built along lower Manhattan to shield settlers from Indian attacks, marking the area’s early frontier defense.

Wall Street New York Financial District Lower Manhattan

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