Jury Picked in C R Manslaughter Case
Assistant Linn county attorney Richard Pundit told jurors that Mike Kulow shot Peter Savage "right between the eyes" as the manslaughter trial began in Linn district Court. Kulow, 28, of 1877 First avenue SE, was indicted for manslaughter in Savage's May 4 death at Kulow's home after an argument. The state plans to proceed despite three key witnesses not served. Eight women and four men plus two alternates were chosen. trial expected to conclude by Wednesday.
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Linn County
Richard Pundit
Mike Kulow
Peter J. Savage
Kulow
Linn District Cour
First Avenue SE
Savage
First Avenue NE
Pundt
Betty Jean Vanney
Cedar Rapids man reports beating and robbery
Richard Schade, age 38, of 609 Tenth Street NW, said he was sitting in his car in the 300 block of Second Avenue SE at 12:30 am Sunday when a Black man between 20 and 25 jumped in, beat him, and drove the car to an alley behind 4508 Fifteenth Avenue SE. The robber took a $20 watch, $20 in cash, a $3 pair of sneakers and his car keys. The assailant was described as Black, 6 feet tall, about 160 pounds.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Schade
Tenth Street
Second Avenue SE
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Cornell Sets Student Fund for Endowed Scholarship
Mt. Vernon Cornell college receives a $10,000 bequest from the estate of the late Rev Marion L. Sunderlin to establish an endowed scholarship for handicapped students. The Rev. Sunderlin, who died December 12, 1974, in Arlington Virginia, was a former Sioux City resident. The fund honors the Rev. Sunderlin his wife Mabel Grace Jordan Sunderlin and their daughter Bernadine Ruth Sunderlin Norman, a 1941 Cornell graduate who died in 1974.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Marion L. Sunderlin
Sunderlin
Sioux City
Arlington
Mabel Grace Jordan Sunderlin
Bernadine Ruth Sunderlin Norman
Cornell
Television Listings Fragment Highlights and Confusion
A scrambled page of TV listings shows Eyewitness News Action News and various weather segments interspersed with game shows soap operas and sports. Names like Hollywood Square Jeopardy and The Price Is Right appear amid a maze of times and channel markers with many unreadable fragments.
Education reform urged as job markets shift nationwide
A 1925 column by Sylvia Portes argues job trends will push education toward broader, generalist training and expanded vocational options. It notes rising demand for professionals outpacing job growth and warns many graduates may need to downgrade expectations while paratechnical and paraprofessional roles grow. It calls for valuing crafts and offering wide access to education and apprenticeships to match future labor needs.
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New York
LS. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hare
Sylvia Portes
DY Doubleday & Faine
East Iowa Dairy Exhibitors Take State Fair Honors
East Iowa exhibitors swept the Iowa State Fair dairy divisions with grand champions across Guernsey Holstein and Ayrshire classes. Notable wins include Frank Sivesind of Waukon with the grand champion female, A G Swiss Farms Decorah and Ehren Brothers Blairstown grand champions, and Belmont Palm Malcom with Ayrshire grand female. Milking Shorthorn and Jersey champions also noted from local herds with reserves. Open swine features crowned Duroc and Berkshire champions, and the first purebred Yorkshire sale saw Dee Brothers State Center sell their grand champion boat for 7000 to Bill Thunderbird Ohio. gift horse sold for 1200 to Messner Farm Kansas.
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Fredericksburg
Mysha
T. Anthony
New Providence
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Family
Atlantic
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Ashton
Roy E. Jacobs
Maynard J. Lang
Jersey
Claire Wemer
Montezuma
Guernsey
Herbert Walther
Waverly
Dennis Humker
Decorah
LeRoy Paint
Mt. Vernon
Berkshire
Klein and Hart
Iowa Falls
Ames
Dee Brothers
State Center
Bill Thunderbird
Greenville
Ohio
Dick Kuecker
Algona
Messner Farm
Canney
Kan
Elberon Sisters Hurt in Tama Highway Crash
Two Elberon sisters Joan Breja and Frances Breja were hospitalized after a two car collision on a highway east of Tama. Joan Breja, 20s, was listed serious while Frances Breja, 18, was critical. Ronald Manley, 22, of Newton drove the other car. crash occurred near the south side of the pavement around 10 p.m. All three were taken to a Tama physician’s office then transported to University hospitals.
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Tama
Elberon
Jews City
Highway du
Joan Breja
Frances
Iowa Highway Patrol
Ronald Manley
Newton
Manley
Registration Schedule At Upper Iowa College
Upper Iowa college sets fall registration for Sept 4 to 9 with classes starting Sept 10. Freshmen and transfer students report Sept 6 for orientation. The 14 week semester ends Dec 12 with a four day Thanksgiving break Nov 26 to Dec 1. A three week in term runs Jan 12 40 with spring start Feb 3. Spring break March 19 to 29. Semester ends May 14. Commencement May 15.
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Upper Iowa Fayette
Upper Iowa College
City Sued In Park Sled Mishap
Thomas D. Gillespie of Cedar Rapids now living in Wyoming files a federal suit against Cedar Rapids seeking 100000 for his seven year old daughter Sarah after a Jones Park sled accident on January 1 caused a skull fracture. He alleges icy conditions and trees on the hill were negligent and asks 100000 for medical expenses pain and diminished earning capacity plus 10000 for his own expenses and loss of companionship. Jury trial demanded.
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Cedar Rapids
Wyoming
Jones Park
Thomas D. Gillespie
Montclair Drive
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sarah
Gillespie
Ispie
Foss
Man charged in assault on wife
Richard Date Newcomer, 24, of 1138 First Avenue NE, was arrested at 8 p.m. Saturday and charged with assault and battery after allegedly striking his wife Patricia in the Country Kitchen parking lot. She suffered a cut and was treated at St Luke's hospital and released. Bond set at $125.
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First Avenue NE
Newcomer
Patricia
Country Kitchen
First Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Three people injured in CR weekend crashes
Over the weekend three persons were treated for minor injuries in city crashes. Lisa Hepperle 16 of Waterloo was struck by a car at F avenue and First street NW while crossing and released from St Luke's hospital. Jacquelyn Goodrow 26 of Dover Street NE riding with husband Curtis Goodrow, tipped over at First Avenue and First Street West and released from St Luke's. A six year old boy fell from a car turning left on I Street onto Eighteenth Avenue SW and was treated at Mercy hospital.
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Waterloo
St. Luke's Hospital
F Avenue
First Street NW
Jackie Kim LaTour
Eighth Street NW
Miss Hepperle
Jacquelyn Goodrow
Dover Street
Curtis
Goodrow
First Avenue
First Street
I Street
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Robert Bevins
D. Lb. Bevins
Twentieth Avenue SW
Mercy Hospital
Terry L. Tesdahl
I Street Sn
Moore Campaign Committee Forms To Support Ronald Moore
The Moore Campaign Committee supports Ronald Moore for the Cedar Rapids Community School board at large seat in the Sept 9 election. Tom Chadima of 401 Red Fox Rd SE leads, with co chairs Mrs. Robert Pierson and Harley Steele and treasurer Mrs. Jud Fashimpany. Hjornson challenges Moore. both serve on the current board.
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Ron Moore
Ronald Moore
Cedar Rapids
Tom Chadima
Red Fox Road
Robert Pierson
Ellis Boulevard
Harley Steele
Thirteenth Street
Jud Fashimpauy
Cottage Grove Avenue
Chadima
Moore
Barbara Hjornson
Cedar Rapids man charged in attempted break in at Thrifty Foods
A 19-year-old Cedar Rapids man Michael R. Muldoon of 1200 Fourth Avenue SE was charged with attempted breaking and entering after police saw him leaving Thrifty Foods at 1201 Fourth Avenue SE at 3:17 am Monday. He is held in Linn County jail on a $5,000 bond. An apparent companion escaped on foot. no entry was gained.
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
Michael R. Muldoon
Fourth Avenue SE
Thrifty Foods
Linn County
Paperwork Blizzard Criticized by Sen Culver at Conference
Sen John Culver of Iowa condemned the federal paper forms burdening business and local government at an American Road Builders meeting. He backed a “war of liberation” against unnecessary federal restrictions, noting 40 billion sheets of paper flow through federal offices yearly and warning against bureaucratic growth.
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John Culver
Iowa
American Road Builders Assn
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County Engineers
Culver
Federal Paperwork Commission
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Ford
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