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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
5
Marion school board decides to maintain the open gym recreation plan during the holiday break with limited supervision. Five Marion High students will supervise activities. elementary gym use is restricted with minimal heat and lights.
A building permit is issued to Rabyrt Toussaint for a warehouse and office at 1281 Second Avenue. Warehouse measures 118 by 60 feet and the office 20 by 60 feet, with an estimated cost of 40000 dollars. Another permit was approved recently by the building department.
Tama Packing Firm votes 93 percent against union representation by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Workers Union of North America in a National Labor Relations Board supervised vote. The firm employs more than 6 million area payroll and the election was described as one sided by a firm representative. Funeral notices for Frank A. Langer also appear in Toddville. He died at Cedar Rapids hospital after living in Toddville area since 1919. Surviving wife Adal Volesky and two daughters are listed. Burial at Czech National Cemetery. Services planned at Murdoch chapel in Mallou.
County records reveal allocations for highway projects across Linn Keokuk and Tama counties. Notable sums include 10 087 to Amis Che Lowa, 2 075 to Adolph Li, 5 749 to All Are Ter Mgte, and 4 500 to Richard Thompson, among others. Additional items authorize condemnation actions for property related to highway 13 north of Central City and relocation and damage settlements.
Widespread blasts near a bank in Lebanon wounded several and sparked fires as antigovernment riots erupted across cities including Tripoli. Demonstrators blamed rising living costs and the Arab-Israeli talks, with street barricades and a UN supply hut set alight. Police reported no fatalities.
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