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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1972
Page
18
Health expert Steve Ryan of Iowa State University notes over a million Americans swallow poisons annually, with children under five at risk from medicines and household chemicals. He urges comprehensive poison proofing by locking away items and thoroughly checking kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and workshops.
Clarence hosts two popular films on Saturday December 30 starting at 1 pm in the activity room of Clarence School. Ages 5 through 12 are invited. admission is 50 cents to help cover rental and equipment costs. The event is sponsored by the Clarence Adults-4-Youth club as a holiday activity.
Eugene Noska of rural West Union sues in Fayette county district court for 195000 over a 1961 traffic collision west of town that killed three people. Mary Lou Noska, 16, and Leo Winter died, with Winter driving one of the cars. The suit seeks 75000 for loss of companionship and 120000 for pain and suffering.
Postville Charles J. Courtney named manager of the turkey processing plant for Iowa Turkey Products Inc. He previously worked at Land O Lakes in Ellsworth. Independence Larry D. Nielsen 26 of Van Horne plans to open a public accounting practice in Independence. His office will be in the Greenley building at 200 Second Avenue NE and will open Tuesday. Nielsen a 1969 University of Iowa graduate has been on the audit staff of McGladrey Hansen Dunn and Co CPAs in Cedar Rapids.
The McGregor town council and mayor David Bradley reappointed Gordon Reischmueller to a six year term on the McGregor Municipal Utilities board.
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