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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1971

Page

15

Contempt Hearing Sought Over Otto Shine Car Wash Sign

The Otto Shine car wash operators seek contempt charges against rivals at 4ag0 First Avenue NE for continuing to display a breeches and jacket sign with variants of the Otto Shine name despite a court order. Judge Robert Osmundson set December 24 for a hearing after finding nonwillful, practical noncompliance in a prior ruling. The case involves trademark matters pending in the U S Patent Office and questions of standard practices and reputational harm.

Otto Shine First Avenue NE First Avenue Ave Linn Plainff Robert Osmundson U. S. Patent Office Plains District Courts Stiit

Council Denies Beer Vending Machine Permit

Cedar Rapids city council refused Eli Abodeely's request for a beer permit to install vending machines in the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge at 2100 Sixth Avenue SW. Safety Chief Oberthion said the denial was procedural while the state attorney general's ruling is sought.

Cedar Rapids Eli Abodeely Sixth Avenue SW John Oberthion Abodeely Oberthien Taller Abadeely

Man Freed After Judge Finds No Copy Of Payment Order

Herman W. Thompson, 33, of 1633 Chestnut Road NW, released from county jail after Linn District Judge Robert Osmundson ruled Thompson had not received a copy of an order to make a child support payment. He was arrested Monday and faced 16 days for contempt after failing to pay.

Herman W. Thompson Chestnut Road Thompson Linn Robert Osmundson Son Marion Ta

Linn Roads Interstate Schedule Details 1972 75 77 Planned

The commission outlines a multi phase Linn Roads project with a $2.0 million segment from the Johnson county line to the south city limits in 1972 and a 1975 rest area. Sections extend to Prairie Creek bridge and Cedar River area with rights of way, grading, paving, and lighting through 1978. A separate court case involves a judge delaying payment for a highway expressway project with a $22 million claim and extended deadlines.

Commissionk Johnson County South City Timits Prairie Creek Bridge Twenty-eighth Avenue Si Twenty-eighth Cedar River Bridge Seventh Street NE Seventh Street X Avenue Huyenne North City Limits Benlon County

Highway Plans Outline Four Lane Expansions in Iowa

The document details paving and resurfacing plans for routes including Highway 13 and Highway 30 around Central City Marion and Cedar Rapids with by passes west of Central City and freeway standards west of the Highway 13 junction. It notes land acquisition grading and paving schedules for 1972 73 74 and 75 including a Hawkeye Downs area re route and a 3.9 mile freeway segment west of 13 junction. It also mentions Navy marine cold weather tests and a Santa's bag line of filler text.

Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs Bowling Mt. Vernon Highway Commission

Arrest of Boys Clears Series of Breakins in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids police arrested three year old boys ending a two month series of break ins. Tools fishing gear radios boots and books were stolen from six southeast Cedar Rapids homes. All stolen items were recovered and the youths were processed by the youth bureau and released to their parents.

Cedar Rapids T He Youth Bureau

Bond Issue Defeated In Howard Winneshiek District

Howard Winneshiek voters rejected the $850,000 bond proposal for a new elementary school. Only 20.3 percent approved out of 2,670 ballots, far short of the required majority. last year a $990,000 proposal drew 45 percent. The plan also included an Elma elementary addtion.

Criesco Howard-Winneshiek Elma

Rosetta Harris Bound Over for Grand Jury Murder Charge

Rosetta Harris 2 of 640 Seventh Street SE bound over to the grand jury after a municipal court preliminary hearing on an open murder charge. She is tied to the Dec 3 shooting death of Charles Frensile 40 of 1508 Seventeenth Avenue SK, allegedly caused by a gauge shotgun blast at the Seventh street home.

Rosetta Harris Seventh Street Municipal Court Charles Francile Seventeenth Avenue SK Frensile Miss Harris

Reconstruction and by pass plans for Marion and Cedar Rapids area

The highway program targets reconstruction of the 149 expressway to Marion at 14.2 miles with an estimated 62 million. A four mile by pass from Town House to east of Marion begins acquisitions in 1975 with grading in 1977 and will connect to the Cedar Rapids Marion freeway. Other Linn County projects include a Marion Central City highway 1 reconstruction and four laning of highway 451 to the Jones county line.

Central City Marion Highway 30 149 Benton County Commission Linn County Jones County

Inmates Escape Cooks From Decatur Institution

Cooks escaped from the Decatur correctional institution between 6 and 7:45 a.m. three men identified as Ernie Sheldon Briggs 27 of Brownwood Texas serving 1 years for burglary Thomas Mawson Anston 28 of Salem Alabama 10 years for armed robbery and William Ted Dowling 4 of Columbus Georgia 70 years for burglary and prior escape. The escape left breakfast missed and went unnoticed until authorities found no breakfast.

Bainbridge, Ca Decatur Correctional Institution William Marlin Marlin Ernie Sheldon Briggs Brownwood Texas Thomas Mawson Anston Salem Ala William Ted Dowling Columbus

Rock Fest Promoters Attorneys Withdraw Appeal

The Iowa Supreme Court allowed two Dubuque law firms that have represented Sound Storm since 1970 to withdraw as counsel for the Wadena rock festival promoters. Sound Storm, Inc. of Chicago appealed a Mayette county district court conviction for violating an injunction prohibiting the festival. The high court gave promoters 30 days to file briefs, with or without counsel. failure to do so will bar the appeal.

Dis Moines Iowa Supreme Cowl Dubuque Sound Storm, Inc Chicago Mayette County Sound Storm

Butz urges Democrats to back effort on dock strike authority

Secretary Butz, pressed by the White House, asked Democratic presidential hopefuls to back an emergency public interest act to restore presidential powers amid the nationwide dock workers dispute. He cited farmers losing income as corn and soy prices fell, and said the strike cost farmers about 1 billion dollars. He also floated moving food stamp duties from Agriculture and reviewing eligibility to avoid two million losing benefits.

New York Ageloutière Bute White House Nixon Butz Senate Buzz NBC Hodgson Agriculture Department Senalors

Vandals Spoil Sacred Heart Christmas Party

In Compton California vandals broke into Sacred Heart peer school after hours damaging a nursery program for 3 and 4 year old children. The television records candy toys and games were painted and scattered. Teachers postponed the party and plan to reschedule.

Compton Calif UPI Sacred Heart Peer School Cabi|« Nels Jaler

Group Launches Drive To Keep Agnew on'72 Ticket

A Washington group led by Lee Edwards aims to keep Vice President Spiro Agnew on the 1972 GOP ticket. The effort uses a Middle America mailing list and John Wayne endorsement to drum up support, with a fundraising letter sent to 100000 targets. Wayne was approached to join the board of Sponsors, and the campaign reports slow but initial responses amid holiday season.

Agnew Washington Middle America John Wayne G.O.P Lee Edwards For Wayne Heral Nixon Edwards

Cedar Rapids Considers Landfill Fee Change and License Display

The Cedar Rapids City Council gave first reading to ordinances altering the landfill pickup fee structure and how licenses are displayed by commercial haulers. The plan ends the 1 fee for pickups up to three tons and sets a uniform weight based charge. Licenses must be on the left front door beneath the window for easier enforcement.

Cedar Rapids Jlawout

Cedar Rapids Council Approves 1.55 Million in Budget Transfers

The Cedar Rapids city council voted to authorize 20 transactions totaling 1.55 million dollars in temporary and permanent transfers from cash reserves to cover unforeseen year end expenditures. Funds moved include transfers from liquor, contingent, and street construction accounts to waterworks, engineering, sewer, police, fire, and other funds.

Cedar Rapids Waterworks Construction Waterworks Arborist Park Fund Traffic Ordinance Humane

Schmitt Submits Lowest Bid on Sewer Project

Dave Schmitt Construction Co. offered the low bid of 11897 for the Twenty-eighth Street SE storm sewer project. The $52 feet of 24-inch pipe will run along the north side of the drive between Second and Third avenues with six bids received. Other bids ranged from 12063 to 12275.54 from Mary Pexa Construction Christensen Brothers Ray Berfelll Sons Bjornsen Investment and Hennessey Brothers.

Dave Schmitt Construction Co Twenty-eighth Street Second Third Avenues Mary Pexa Construction Co Christensen Brothers Ray Berfelll Sons, Inc Bjornsen Investment Corp Hennessey Brothers

Three Hurt in Crash Near Mechanicsville

Mechanicville reports three injured in a car crash about one mile west of the town near midnight Tuesday. Driver Daniel Goettsch 22 of Eighteenth Avenue SW allegedly lost control on gravel. Two occupants seriously hurt, one with a spine fracture. Suspect John L Nemec 22 and Paula Laschansky 18 detained as police investigate theft of four wheels earlier Monday.

Mechanicsville Meschanicsville Daniel Goettsch Eighteenth St. Luke's Vanpital Cedar Rapids Dyke Co Slath Street Doug Unruh John L. Nemec Paula Las Nina

Williamsburg School Levy Fails by Narrow Margin

A proposed 2.5 mill levy increase for the Williamsburg Community School District failed by three percent. It drew 445 affirmative votes of 953 cast, with four spoiled ballots, about 47 percent in support. The extra funds would have financed building and grounds improvements and repairs.

Williamsburg Williamsburg Community

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