Des Moines protester Cordaro links faith to activism
Frank Cordaro, a 28 year old from Des Moines, ties his protests to religious faith. He has challenged wars, nuclear power, and jail procedures, and talked about his life in Catholic Worker House and his view of scriptures as a call to social action.
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Cordaro
Des Moines
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Palo
Linn County
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Carter
Washington
South Side
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South Bronx
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White House
America
United States’ Command
Middle America
Catholic Worker's House
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids Community Notices and Advertisements
Cedar Rapids briefs list Birthright meeting at Mercy Hospital lobby 7 p.m. and regular session in Room 15-06. Various games including Daily Double and jackpots, with Democratic and veteran notices, shopping ads, and local events at St Joseph's Church Hall Marion and Knights of Columbus. Community organizations meet weekly with venues and times.
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10Th Street
Mercy Hospital
Academy nominations to Gazette area students
A group of Gazette area students is among 45 Iowa nominees to U.S. military academies announced by Sen. John C. Culver. Final appointments will be made this winter for summer start in June. Nominees span Air Force Army Naval and Merchant Marine programs with multiple named students from area towns.
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Gazette Area
Iowa
John C. Culver
D-Iowa
U.S
Air Force Academy
Scott A. Wagner
de Witt
Christiana M. Moline
Lansing
John E. Lancaster Jr
McGowan Blvd
Marion
Scott E. Woelfle
Oxford Junction
Area Naval Academy
Timothy M. Zimmerman
32Nd St
Raymond Brooks
Coggan
Christopher L. Jorgensen
Garrison
Wayne A. Galema
Jeffrey A. Brown
27Th Ave
West Point
Terri L. Vyskocil
33Rd St. NE
Center Point Man Reports Boat and Trailer Theft
Brad L. Harris reported the 16 foot boat and trailer stolen from his Center Point residence to the Linn County Sheriff Saturday. The boat and trailer were valued at 2100 dollars. Andy Williams turns 49 today.
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Center Point
Brad L. Harris
Linn County
Mills Hospitalized After Power Stripped in 1974 Controversy
On this date in 1974 Wilbur Mills of Arkansas, a leading congressman, entered a hospital a day after fellow lawmakers began removing his powers amid a political scandal. A separate Time item reports a Columbia University undergraduate shouting at Iranian students in New York.
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Kennedy
Tehran
Columbia University
New York City
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Mitchell movement bowling winners at Cedar Rapids center
In the Sunday duplicate at Cedar Rapids Bowling Center Pat Swarzentruber and Royce McCray won North South with Alan Langenfeld and James Boardman second. Lorraine Golembiewski and Kenneth Hixon won East West with Mrs. K V Harrington and Clyde Nowlin second. Golembiewski and Hixon topped the charity club championship. A membership tournament is set for Sunday December 16 at the center.
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Mitchell Movement
Ceder Rapids
Pat Swarzentruber
Royce McCray
Alan Langenfeld
James Boardman
Lorraine Golembiewski
Kenneth Hixon
K.V. Harrington
Clyde Nowlin
Golembiewski
Hixon
Drunk driving charges tally in Linn County weekend arrests
Fifteen drivers were charged with drunk driving as police arrested fifteen individuals Saturday into Sunday in Linn County. Multiple suspects face additional counts such as speeding disobeying signals and driving left of center. Names and addresses are listed with times from Saturday evening through Sunday early morning.
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Linn County
Lester L. Bell
N St. NW
First Avenue SW
Gary L. Constien
Second St
First Avenue SE
Roger W. Marconi
23Rd St
Edgewood Road
Dwight N. Conrad
14Th Ave
Seventh Street
Fred V. Clinton
34Th St
10Th Street
William H. Beshears
16Th Ave
East Post Road
James R. Phillips
Seventh Ave
Wilson Avenue
Brent C. Wulf
Fourth St
Railroad Street
Fairfax
Paul C. Tomlinson
Lisbon
Gary M. Brown
31St St
32Nd Street
Win at Bridge Oswald Hero South and Goat Roles
The bridge column debate centers on South as hero or goat. One version has South overbid to four spades and later sacrifices, while another puts him in the South seat making a clean game after discarding a heart and ruffing with trumps.
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Oswald
South
Alan
East
North
Goat South
West
Hero South
Innocent Plea in Cedar Rapids Threat Charge
Anthony V. Moscato 38 of 123 14th Ave SE Cedar Rapids pleaded innocent in U S District Court to threatening to kill President Carter. Jury trial set for Jan. 21, bond $10 000. He was arrested Oct. 7 at the Cedar Rapids airport and indicted Nov. 14. If convicted he faces up to 1 000 fine and five years in prison or both.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S. District Court
Anthony V. Moscato
14Th Ave. SE
Carter
Moscato
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