Right to Life Group Organized in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids a right to life group was organized as part of Friday’s City Briefs. Also noted were tryouts for a Jamboree production of Little Me at Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church and various local notices, sales ads, and theft reports including a gun stolen from a Chelsea resident and a radio stolen from Jefferson High School.
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Cedar Rapids
Right To Life
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Thirty-fifth Street
Out-of-court settlement reached in Greenslade estate case
A Howard County suit by Lavine Greenslade as administrator of Dennis Greenslade estate against Murphy Shows of Fremont Neb. ends in an apparent out-of-court settlement. The case began in Howard County Court and moved to Cedar Rapids federal court. The papers note a correction to a prior ad and reference a fatal ride incident at St. Luke's Hospital. The article also mentions a Right to Life committee forming in Cedar Rapids to lobby Christian antiabortion laws.
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Howard County
Lavine Greenslade
Dennis Greenslade
Greenslade
Cedar’ Rapids
Murphy Shows
Fréemont
Clyde Carroll
Young Greenslade
the Gazette
Claude’ Carroll
St. Luke’s Hospital
West
Sakol Hall
L Avenue
Gulf Oil Fire Pollutes Timballer Pass Waterway
The coast guard reports pollution in Timballer Pass marking the first time Louisiana inland waters were fouled by residue from the offshore oil platform fire. A light oil slick extends toward the coast but tides appear to have limited spread. The offshore blaze burned for 11 days before easing in intensity.
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New Orleans
Coast Guard
Timbalter Pass
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Timballer Bay
Probation for Iowa man in livestock theft case
Donald Frank Hathaway appeared in Johnson County District Court Friday and pled guilty to larceny tied to a June 14 livestock theft. Hathaway received a sentence not to exceed five years in the reformatory, with probation during good behavior.
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Iowa City
Donald Franklin
Hathaway
Johnson County
Bill To Protect The Stockholders
Congress has passed a measure to protect millions of American stockholders from brokerage failures. The Senate approved 77 to 0, and the House accepted the amendments by voice vote. Senator Thomas McIntyre aided the process.
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Washington
Santa Village Founder Harold Fortune Dies at 65
Harold Fortune, 65, founder of Santa Claus Village and head of a national toy distribut ing program, died Thursday in Lake Placid New York while planning a Christmas show. He started the North Pole workshop in the 1930s near Wilmington and led Operation Toyrist for distributing toys to orphans and disadvantaged children.
Notre Dame Faces Deficit Linked to Church Changes
SOUTH BEND AP Notre Dame expects a deficit this year around 1470.00 dollars. President Theodore Hesburgh suggested alumni dissatisfaction with changes in the Roman Catholic Church may curb giving, citing criticism of students receiving communion in the hand as tied to early Christian practice.
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South Bend
University of Notre Dame
Theodore Hesburgh
Newsymen
Czech Hijack Attempt Charged
A two year old farm worker identified as J D was arrested after allegedly pulling a dagger and pistol to hijack a Czech light plane from Bratislava to Brno. He was disarmed in flight and handed to Brno police. he said he only joked about changing course.
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Prague
Austria
Vecerni Praha
J.D
Bratislava
Brno
Evens, Former Iowa Lt. Governor, Dies
Kerneth A. Evang of Emerson, a former Iowa lieutenant governor, died in Red Oak on Friday AP report notes he served in state government and leaves behind his local roots and public service record.
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Evens
Iowa
RED Oak
Kerneth A. Evang
Emerson
Damages Sought In Johnson County Car Crash Suit
Special to The Gazette. A Johnson county district court suit filed Thursday seeks more than 150000 in damages from Gerald Wieland and Sandra Kay Wieland owners of Jerry s and Sandys tavern in Hills along with Robert Conway and Mary Conway. Plaintiffs Jeanette Menci minor her father Carl Menci Phillip L Rogers and Alfred Rogers claim the crash occurred December 25 24 when Conway allegedly drove intoxicated after being served liquor. Damages are itemized with 15000 for Menci 10000 exemplary for Menci 450 for Menci s father 12243 actual and 12000 exemplary for Phillip Rogers 900 for Alfred Rogers and other amounts. All parties reside in Johnson county.
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Gaeiic Towa
Johnson County
Jeanette Menci
Carl Mench
Phillip L. Rogers
Alfred Rogers
Gerald J
Sandra Kay Wieland
Jerry
Sandy
Hills
Robert D. Conway
Bob Conway
Mary E. Conway
Wielands
Robert Conway
Conway
Miss Meadl
Rogis
Mary Conway
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1St Ave
Ady
Robert McFatridge
Chelsea
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street SE
Hardy
James Hood
Second Avenue SE
American College of Physicians
Denver
Holaes County
Mississippi
Toro
Hardi Gardens
Islave
Cedar Memorial Flower Shop
Slumberland
First Avenue SE
Pierson's Florists
Richard Turner
Sue Jane NW
Jefferson High School
Gloria Townsend
LeMar
Beaute Salon
Peck's
Center Point Rd
Franklin Mint
Jerome’s
Hotel Roosevelt
Towa
N. L. Wogen
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Robert L. Miller
Metta Gram
Gary Long
Gulf
Santa Village
Yule
Dia
Stoney
Panasonic Honeywell
GAF
KODAK
Ampex m
Timaa Theor
2Nd Street
Mens Shop
Allen-Edmonds
Illendmonds
Allen Edmonds
iLinks
Notre Dame
Evans
Senate
Howntown
Tadaerlaya
Santa Savers
Lindale
Coats
L, Loa
Downtown
Musicale
Santa
Mrs. Santa
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