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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1962

Page

2

East Iowans On Deans' List at ISU

Ames reports 546 Iowa State University students named to the dean's list for the fall quarter. Honors require a 3.5 GPA or higher and 15 or more credit hours. names include Belle Plaine, Cedar Rapids, Decorah, Dyersville, Iowa City, Keota, Ladora, Manchester, Monticello, North English, Sigourney, South English, Tipton, Vinton, Volga, Waukon, West Liberty, Williamsburg, and other communities with majors across engineering education and sciences.

Ames Iowa State University Heber P. Hostetter, Jr Jane Jamison Fredric Kinne Michael Menning Robert Michalek William Odeen James Paulson Steven Pruess Thomas J. Ransom Donald Schmidt Thomas Taylor James Wolf Gary Wulfsberg Central City Gordon Armstrong Keith Rogers Decorah Jean Dow Jan Clayton Haugen Dyersville James F. Willenberg Fairfax Ralph Williams Fredericksburg Roger Hadley Hawkeye Lowell Britain Hedrick— Harlan Millikin Hudson James Koch Dale Stover Independence Vance Coffman Jim Martin Iowa City Timothy Curtis Alfred Kelly Janette Parizek Keota Douglas T. Kiesey Ladora Donald Faas Donald Sherman Lansing William Spinner Luana Mary L Panncke Manchester Robert Bishop Marengo Russell Johnson Charles Langlas Wayne Messer Marion Fred Damm Martelle William Schley Masonville James Robinson Monticello Susan Ballou John W. Baty Ronald Riess Sigourney Alfred W. Drumm Kenneth Harris

Cornell Purchases 72 Acre Farm Near Traer in MT Vernon

Cornell college bought a 72.12 acre farm near Traer from the Joseph Vojtech estate for 24160 dollars. Dwayne Petersen will operate the farm via Hertz Farm Management Co. The buy follows the college’s plan to consolidate holdings as it sells off a 160 acre farm east of Gladbrook to Robert Wiese for 52500 dollars and anticipates selling another near Dinsdale within two years.

MT. Vernon Cornell College Traer Joseph Vojtech Dwayne Petersen Hertz Farm Management Co Nevada Vojtech Cornell Gladbrook Robert Wiese Dinsdale

Medical Examiner Appointed In Fayette County

Dr. Robert Jaggard of Delwein was renamed Fayette county medical examiner for a two year term by the board of supervisors on Thursday.

West Union Robert Jaggard Delwein Fayette County

Injun III satellite launches from University of Iowa

The University of Iowa announces the successful launch of Injun III, the largest geophysical satellite yet, to study radiation belts, the Northern Lights, and very low frequency whistlers. It orbits at 1730 to 150 miles altitude, carries 18 detectors and two telemetry systems, and will be tracked by about 20 stations worldwide.

Iowa City University of Iowa SUI Injun III SUI Department of Physics and Astronomy Office of Naval Research SUI Research National Aeronautics and Space Administration Earth Brian J. O’brien Philadelphia American Astronautical Society American Assn. For the Advancement of Science The Salowan O’brien Mmain SUI Physic Iowa Curtis Laughlin Arnolds Park Brian O'Brian Don Gurnett Fairfax Laughlin Gurnett

Burglary Suspect in Elkader Out on Bond

ELKADER Marion Black 22 of Des Moines charged with breaking and entering after a burglary at a local supermarket thwarted by a telephone operator. He was released on a 5000 dollar bond earlier this week. The incident involved the burglar knocking a telephone in the store off its hook.

Elkader Marion Black Des Moines Black

Chris Everson Leads KCRG-TV 9 Midweek News Edit

Chris Everson edits KCRG-TV 9 MIDWEST EVENING REPORT and WEATHER IN MOTION at Friday 5 55 p m. The item notes a local TV newsroom update and broadcast elements.

Chris Everson Kcrg-Tv

Recess in Quarry Case Delays Iowa County Suit

The Iowa City district court recessed the Weaver Construction Co quarry case until January 3 at 9:30 a.m. Judge James Gaffney will hear the last witness and oral arguments on a permanent injunction to stop quarry operations in section 27 of Newport township. The county says the 25 acre tract is residential and bans quarrying. The firm has operated on adjoining land since 1956. the land rental is exempt as a preexisting non conforming use. Defendants challenge the zoning validity and say the 25 acre rezoning lacked proper agricultural hearings.

Iowa City James Gaffney Newport Township Weaver Construction Co

Wisconsin Driver Fined in Waukon

Dennis Emery of Onalaska Wisconsin was fined 100 dollars plus costs for reckless driving and 20 dollars plus costs for defacing public property. He appeared in justice court after police saw him knock down a pedestrian sign on Main Street and drive out of town. Authorities were alerted via the police car radio and stopped him near Decorah.

Waukon Dennis Emery Onalaska Wis Justice Court Melvin Roe Emery Winneshiek County Decorah

Sell Bonds for New Dorchester School

Allamakee Community School District sold 175000 dollars in bonds to Shaw McDermott of Des Moines at 2.9 percent interest. Proceeds will fund a new school in Dorchester with a site purchased and building plans in preparation.

Waukon Allamakee Shaw McDermott Des Moines Dorchester

Outside Firm to Reappraise Polk County Land

Polk county's three taxing bodies the board of supervisors the county school board and mayors of municipalities voted to hire an outside firm to reappraise all land outside Des Moines The Polk county conference board adopted a committee report The reappraisal is estimated to take two years and cost about 100 000 dollars

DES Moines Polk County Polk County Board of Supervisors Polk County Conference Board Conference Board

Brandon Christmas Lighting Contest Awards

Brandon residents Tom Donley and Ed Lane tied for first in the Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the local fire department. Melvin Larsen placed third and Earl Bearbower fourth in a judged display.

The Gazette Brandon Tom Donley Ed Lane Melvin Larsen Earl Bearbower Firemen

Probe Reports Stricken Girl Left Hospital

Polk county welfare board asked for an investigation into why an 11 year old daughter of a welfare dependent family was released from Broadlawns hospital with acute appendicitis. Parents said an intern gave a nausea pill and sent her home, later diagnosed with appendicitis at another hospital and operated on. The inquiry followed a complaint by the girl’s father at a board meeting with Broadlawns administrator Cyril Weagle.

Des Moines Polk County Board of Social Welfare Broadlawns Polk County Welfare Board Cyril H. Weagle Broadlawns Hospital

Set Bird Count In Decorah Area

The Northeast Iowa Audubon society will conduct the annual Christmas bird count in Decorah area starting at 8 a.m. Four routes in a 15 mile radius will be covered including Decorah parks Siewers Spring Upper Iowa river Pinebluff 4 H camp Lower Dam ski area Bluffton Casey Springs Hesper Bear Creek and Two Clam Cave. About 2000 birds of 40 species are expected. Participants meet at dusk at the Green Parrot cafe to compile lists and hear Gavin Sampson discuss Oneota artifacts.

Decorah Iowa Green Parrot Cafe Gavin Sampson

Amish Parents Urged to Enroll 37 Children by Thursday

In Hazleton area Jorgensen warns parents of 37 Amish children to enroll their youngsters in state approved schools by Thursday. The move follows nine fathers being found guilty of failing to send children to approved schools and concerns over the two local Amish schools run by minimally educated teachers.

Hazleton Buchanan County J.J. Jorgensen Jorgensen Art Senior Oelwein Oelwein Board State Department of Public Instruction Peter van Metre

Tragic Death as Boy 5 Falls through Ice in Webster City

In Webster City on the Boone River a five year old named Jackie Harding fell through a thin ice layer and drowned despite volunteers and police aid. Searchers found the body downstream about one hundred feet from the fall site as bystanders watched. The family had moved from Illinois two months earlier and the other children ranged from two months to four years.

Webster City Jackie Harding Bob Hayes Don Harding Jackie Robert E. Shaw First Baptist Church Illinois

Natural Gas Pipeline Refunds Approved by FPC

Federal Power Commission authorized Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America to refund over 10 million dollars to 28 utility customers in Iowa and six other states including Illinois Indiana Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Wisconsin. The refunds follow a rate reduction ordered Oct 25 with coal interests contesting future rate terms.

Washington UPI Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America Chicago Federal Power Commission Iowa Illinois Indiana Kansas Missouri Nebraska Wisconsin FPC

Property Tax Collection Delayed in Johnson Iowa

Iowa City residents face delayed property tax collection as Johnson County Treasurer Clem Boyle cannot start until February 1 due to a legal technicality. The first half deadline shifts from April 1 to May 1 and 29,300 tax receipts must be prepared after 1962 tax books arrive from the auditor.

Iowa City Johnson County Clem Boyle Boyle

Clara Anderson Dies

Services in Estherville were held for Clara Anderson 77 former Brandon resident Survivors include brother Clarence Gray of Brandon

Brandon Estherville iClara Anderson Clarence Gray

English Valley School hires Kingscott for new high school

Webster reports the English Valley school board voted to hire Louis C. Kingscott and Associates of Davenport to draw plans for the new high school. A bond issue for the project was approved on the ninth attempt.

Webster English Valley Louis C. Kingscott and Associates of Davenport

Kephart Named Chairman of Decorah Chamber Retail Trade Panel

Decorah Russell Kephart has been appointed chairman of the Decorah Chamber of Commerce retail trade development committee for 1963. He succeeds Rollie Heinz who headed the group for the past two years.

Decorah Russell Kephart Decorah Chamber of Commerce Kephart Rollie Heinz

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