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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1971

Page

14

Subpoena of Reporter Is Withdrawn

A Seattle Times reporter John Bell was not required to testify before a federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids investigating an extortion plot tied to a Washington rock festival. The subpoena ordering Bell’s appearance was withdrawn, with officials citing ongoing investigation details. The festival, Satsop River trail and Tin Cup Race, faced financial losses and related incidents over Labor Day weekend, including a motor cycle gang shooting and a bus crash. Harmon claimed Bell’s reporting spurred the subpoena.

Seattle Cedar Rapids Washington John Bell Seattle Times The Gazette David Elderkin Times Bell Evan Pullman Craig Harmon Cedar Falls Iowa Harmon Puget Sound FBE Urat Wington

Two Cedar Rapids Men Injured Crossing Street

Two Cedar Rapids men were struck by a car at B avenue and Fifteenth street Saturday night and remained in fair condition Monday at St Luke's hospital. Lewis Ashbacher had a crushed leg while Robert Miller suffered leg injuries and a possible fracture. Rickey Canby, 19, the driver, faced charges for driving without a valid Iowa license.

Cedar Rapids B Avenue Fifteenth Street St. Luke's Hospital Lewis Ashbacher Robert, Miller Taft Hotel Rickey L. Canby

Heath Conducts Christmas Carol Concert in Broadstairs

Prime Minister Heath maintained a seven year holiday custom by leading the annual Christmas carol concert in his home town of Broadstairs, England, on a Sunday.

Broadstairs England Heath Towa

Informational Meetings on Phase I Set in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce and the IRS announce public informational meetings on Phase I at 7 30 p m Wednesday and 9 30 a m Thursday in the Memorial Coliseum Armory. Two IRS officials will attend, with a press conference at 1 p m Thursday. Further details from the IRS office 215 Federal Building Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids-Marion Area Internal Revenue Service Mike Boyson Denny McBride Boyson McBride Internal Revenue Office Cedar Rapids Federal Building

Apollo 16 Rocket Moves Toward Moon Launch

Apollo 16 mission team begins three month checkout after Saturn V transfer to the launch pad. Commander command module pilot Thomas Mattingly observes from a viewing stand as John Young and Charles Duke train on a Hawaii volcano field for moon walking, with launch scheduled around March 17.

Cape Kennedy Thomas Mattingly Command Mattingly John Young Charles Duke Hawaii

Meir warns Israel to be ready for war after U.S. talks

Tel Aviv premier Golda Meir, returning from the United States, urged Israelis to assume war could occur and cautioned that security cannot rely on American promises for warplane supplies. She spoke after meeting President Nixon and said matters were clarified though deeds and conclusions remain. Raytheon to acquire ToW Manufacturing and Iowa Steel in a deal valued at about 43.5 million dollars in Raytheon stock, broadening into road building and heavy construction.

Fielda Meir Raytheon C.R Tel Aviv Golda Meir U.S Israel Meir Anwar Sadat Nixon Raytheon Co Ow Manufacturing Co Iowa Steel and Iron Works Cedar Rapids Wall Street Journal Jounal Towa Manufacturing Iowa Steel the Journal

Pick-Pocket Pick Portyhee Charged by Police

Cleveland detective report says Richard Powell aged 21 is held on a new pickpocket charge after arrest on November 29 for taking 33 dollars from a woman's coat pocket. A cellmate allegedly caused the watch and receipt to go missing, later recovered. Meanwhile David Schmitt, 25, of 2622 First Avenue NE, was arrested in Cedar Rapids after a brief chase and charged with three traffic violations. He appeared in municipal court and was given deadlines of December 24 to answer the speeding charge and to answer the other two charges.

Richard Powell Cleveland Powell David M. Schmitt First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids Schmitt Hie Walie

Lewis Schminkey Hurt In Industrial Mishap

Lewis Schminkey, 55, of Lig, was listed in satisfactory condition at Mercy hospital after a power saw incident at the Cherry Burrell plant. Spokesmen said the injury occurred in the crating department on Sixth Street SW and involved torn muscles and tendons.

Lewis Schminkey Mercy Hospital Cherry-Burrell Sixth Street Schminkey

Judge to begin voluntary jail term to satisfy conscience

FRANKFORT IN AP A county court judge select Alah Appleton will start a three day jail term Friday to learn firsthand what jail life is like. Clinton County Sheriff Robert Kelley vows no favors for Appleton as he becomes judge on January 1. SAN CARLOS CA AP Snoopy the five year old dachshund beagle mix gets a $40 gold crown on one tooth after a car crash. Vet Robert Manhs notes stainless steel crowns used on cattle and guard dogs, but gold crowns are rare and practical here.

Frankfort Ind Alah Appleton Appleton Clinton County Robert Kelley San Carlos Calif Snoopy San *Rancisco Robert Manhs

Towa Citlan Named Girl Wounded

A one year old girl from Towa City Iowa was reported in fair condition at University Hospital Iowa City with injuries from a shotgun incident. Betsy Hall, 8, suffered gutshot wounds. details say she was hit when a shotgun discharged in a trailer home. The child is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Rahn.

Columbus City University Hospitals Iowa City Huron M.D Betsy Hall Towa City Iowa Jackie Tpsllon Sigma Society of Huron College Gene Rahn

Germany Moves to Ratify Nonaggression Pacts

Chancellor Willy Brandt's government opens parliamentary proceedings Monday to ratify Germany's nonaggression treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland, as AP reports.

Germany BOM Willy Brandt Soviet Union Poland

Denture Adhesive Advertises Elastic Membrane Benefits

An ad describes a denture aid called Pixooent that forms an elastic membrane to absorb biting shocks. The product promises denture stability for hours, enabling eating speaking and laughing with less worry of loosening. It urges regular dental visits and claims Pixodent as easy to use.

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