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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
9
A dense OCR listing of TV programs across multiple channels with show names, times, and station identifiers. Includes news, soap operas, game shows, movies, and local inserts with numerous partial titles and scrambled text.
DES MOINES Senate Democrats released ranking members for standing committees. Rob ert Rush of Cedar Rapids will be second in the judiciary committee and join human resources, state government and social services subcommittees. Cloyd Robinson of Cedar Rapids chairs transportation and sits on commerce and other panels. Joan Orr of Grinnell and Robert Carrier of Dubuque receive ranking roles in human resources and state government, with seats on relevant subcommittees. Minnette Botterer of Town City joins transportation and judiciary, while James Gallagher of Des Moines serves on cities and transportation with energy chair duties.
Elaine M. Dwyer a 31 year old resident of 3009 Henderson Avenue SE was treated for injuries at Mercy hospital and released, after a two vehicle collision near the intersection of Whitty second street and Center Point road at 1:15 p.m. Debora M. Suotzer, 28, of 2102 North Tawneedrt NE, was charged with failure to control a motor vehicle.
Two men were charged with drunken driving after incidents Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Martin C. Brown, 23, of Gupertville, was arrested at Williams Houslevard and Chandler Street at 2:00 am. Benny Vasquez, 27, of 212 Eighteenth Street NE, was arrested at 1:37 pm in the MO block of Firet Avenue NW after his vehicle struck a parked car and damaged five other cars in a chain reaction.
Two men were injured when a vehicle lurched forward at Rapids Chevrolet Co on Wednesday afternoon. Joseph Best, 61, of 715 Danbury Street NE, and Charles Opatemy, SB of 203 Forest Drive IE, were treated and released from St Luke's Hospital. A company spokesman said one man started the vehicle from beneath the hood and it jumped forward, stalling immediately after. The gear shift was in drive, and the car should not have started.
Steve Snyder reported to the Linn merits department that the Ced-Rel location was forcibly entered Wednesday afternoon and two television sets valued at 329 dollars each were stolen.
Twenty drunk driving cases were heard in the First Division of Linn district court. Ronald Myers of Homestead was fined 400 dollars plus costs for an Oct. 16 drunk driving charge. a separate possession charge was dismissed. Several defendants received deferred sentences or fines, including Harold Fuller, Kenneth Frye, Lester Trinecek, and others with Sept or Oct dates, while Barbara Erholm and Wayne Strachen had charges dismissed. Richard Lint was fined 180 dollars and costs for criminal trespassing. Michael Jared pled guilty to disturbing the peace with a fine of 25 dollars plus costs. Terry Fowler pled guilty to a December 6 possession charge and received 10 days in jail with credit for eight days served. Steven Huggins received a deferred sentence on a December 24 possession charge.
The Linh county commission on salaries of elected officials Thursday recommended a seven percent salary increase. County supervisors may set salaries up to the commission's recommendation. Current salaries range from 14,750 for supervisors to 22,500 for the attorney.
Safety Commissioner Colton and council members plan a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Kennedy High School to hear groups for and against the Aspen Lane Barricade at Towne House Drive NE. Residents say drivers use Aspen Lane as a high speed shortcut to the high school, while opponents warn of shifting problems and inconvenience.
A vote in parliament saw the Likud bloc push through an arbitration bill by 55 to 52, triggering labor unrest in Israel. The measure would require vital service workers to accept neutral arbitration in contract disputes, weakening Rabin's already fragile coalition.
Pabi Nisty, 22, of rural Kalona was arrested by Johnson County sheriff's deputies late Wednesday night on charges of possession of cocaine amphetamines and marijuana with intent to deliver He is jailed in Town City awaiting arraignment in Johnson County Court.
Deputy Sheriff Roy Roseberry sues Linn County seeking to be promoted to lieutenant under civil service rules. He alleges Sheriff Walter Grant designated him as lieutenant and that the county civil service commission refused to honor the designation. The suit cites state code and local rules, with letters showing the commission’s view that few civil service lieutenants exist, noting two have already been designated.
Lisbon police charged Rally FL Stoneking and Brian Stoneking with resisting execution of roves after an arrest on West Main Street on a night near Wednesday. Officials would not comment until a conference with the county attorney. Dominic DeLucco former Hartford Cann mayor dies after long illness. On this date in 1966 seven stations in Western Europe formed an industrial free trade area.
Marion city hall and many services close Friday for New Year. Garbage collection shifts to Thursday? Friday schedule altered. Public library open until 6 pm Friday, closed Saturday. Post office closed Saturday. mail boxes near post office collected. Security Savings and Loan closed Friday noon and Saturday. Want Ads due Friday night for weekend issues. Local fire incident reports minor damage from carburetor backfire at 3480 Adel SE. Four new house permits issued with values. Bank sells property on zines highway 30 to Elden Martin. Normal hours observe New Year’s Day. offices closed Friday night to Monday.
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