Cedar Rapids Firemen Balk at Overtime Plan
Cedar Rapids firemen backed off a voluntary overtime plan as 39 members faced a shift from 63 to 56 hours weekly. Union leaders said most attendees voted against straight-wage overtime, pushing for time and a half instead. Chief Hunter noted overtime would be optional and paid only for emergency recalls.
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Fire Department
Hunter
Sewage Disposal Pact To Expand Plant With Penick and Ford
The city council approved a 20 year deal with Penick and Ford to fund expanded waste facilities at the sewage treatment plant paying 49650 dollars annually. Green Engineering prepared plans while similar terms exist with Quaker Oats and talks proceed with Wilson and Co and Corn Starch and Syrup Co to handle rising industrial waste. Expansion aims to cut Cedar river pollution with work likely to start next year.
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Penick and Ford
Penick and
Ford
Green Engineering Co
Charles Mullinex
Mullinex
Woman reports home invasion and assault in Cedar Rapids
Kathryn Richards of 717 Fourth Avenue SE told police a man used a door ruse to enter her home and assault her. She described the suspect as about six feet tall, slim with brown hair, wearing a checkered shirt. he fled after she screamed.
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Cedar Rapids
Kathryn Richards
Fourth Avenue SE
Four Charges Nine Months in Jail For Don Boots
Donald Lee Boots, 25, of 12 Thirty-sixth street SE, was sentenced to nine months in jail across municipal and district courts. He drew a six month term for operating with license suspension and earlier pled guilty to charges of failing to control the vehicle, leaving the scene, and resisting arrest. He fled the scene after his car struck a street sign and utility pole on Mt. Vernon avenue.
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Donald Lee Boots
Thirty-sixth Street
B. J. Maxwell
Boots
Howard McLaughlin
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Fifteenth Street
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Service Air Force
Texas
Kin Station
Coloe Air Force Base
Michaud
Oak Hill Cemetery
Great Lakes
USS
Interstate 80 link work eyed in Johnson Linn tie plan
The commission schedules three expenditures totaling 3 198 000 to connect road C V with Interstate 80 near the Johnson county line. The 4.6 mile right of way costs 275 000 in 1967 with 1 163 1000 for bridges and grading in 1968 and 1 760 000 for paving erosion control and signing in 1969.
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Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
New Delhi
Linn County
Gazelle
Delhi
Navy Reports Two Enlistments at Cedar Rapids Office
The Cedar Rapids navy recruiting office reported two enlistments, both sent to San Diego for recruit training. Enlistees are Steven E. Davis 18 of Cedar Rapids Route One and Darrell Aldrich 19 of North English. Also on leave were Airman Joyce Chrisman daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Chrisman and Airman Kenneth Yardley of 412 Sixteenth Street SE.
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Cedar Rapids
San Diego
Steven E. Davis
Route One
Darrell $. Aldrich
North English
Joyce Chrisman
Clifford Chrisman
Thirty-third Avenue
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Kenneth Yardley
Sixteenth Street
Anda Fearn Tanellond
Youngster Injured In Traffic Accident
A 7 year old boy, Brad J. Areaz, son of Mr and Mrs James Areaz, was injured when he ran into a moving car at B avenue and Sixteenth street NE. He received cuts and bruises at St Luke hospital. The car was driven by Lumir J Sejba of 1617 E avenue NW. The accident occurred at 4 35 p m.
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Brad J. Areaz
James Areuz
B Avenue NE
B Avenue
Sixteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Lumir J. Sejba
E Avenue NW
Junked cars to form island in Storm Lake Iowa
The Iowa conservation commission approved using about 800 junked car bodies chained into a ring dike on Storm Lake to create a 14 to 20 acre island. The plan buries cars under mud after they sink, cutting eyesores and expanding recreation potential. The panel also retained the Oakland Mills dam and planned its transfer to Henry County for outdoor recreation development.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Storm Lake
D. M. Hill
Commission
Hill
Oakland Mills
Henry Country Conservation Board
Monday thru Friday on KCRG TV 9 5:30 News
The KCRG TV schedule features daily weekday broadcasts at 9 5 30. Viewers can expect a local news roundup with regional updates and brief weather segments.
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Kcrg TV
City Briefs and ads mix in scattered notices
A fragmented page shows local items including a $90 Iowa basketball theft at the Elks Club, a $65 cash loss, club seating for a New Year Eve event, and various ads for wreaths, gifts, grooming, and a dog grooming note. Also listed are community events, library story hours, business openings, and rental notices across Cedar Rapids and nearby areas.
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Gus Schrader
Gazette
Lereg
Iowa
The
Elks Club
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