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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
8
Manon News House building activity in January totals six permits, well below last year’s twelve and the 1964 figure of ten. Linn-Mar Construction Co. received one permit for a $15,500 project with $4.93 in federal and state costs. Open all the time.
Marion high school plans its Guill benefit show on Feb 15 in the gym with two performances at 7 and 8 30 p m The theme This Is 66 features vaudeville acts and one surprise act Funds support the yearbook The senior class handles advance ticket sales and tickets are available at the door Reserved seating offered Beginning Feb 1 Edison and Sorg pharmacies open 8 30 a m daily Closed Sundays
Two Oberlin students, Donald Salisbury from Pulaski New York and Richard Klausner from Grinnell Iowa, were wounded by shotgun pellets fired into a house housing civil rights workers in Kosciusko Mississippi. FBI state and county authorities launched an immediate investigation.
In Judge Miles Adams police court this week William H. Kindahl of Cedar Rapids faced speeding charges with a 420 bond. James R. Kelly of Cedar Rapids and Clyo Castle linked to failure to yield and related duties posted 25 bonds each. Thomas G. Jones on Blairs Ferry road charged with failure to give information and aid. Driving while operators'sli- appears truncated in the record.
A brief court note reports a two day jail term related to a case heard by a justice of the peace. The proceedings mention Vince Han and Patsy to Juhl Estherville with a $25 figure.
Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles will take a March 9 fact finding trip to Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa. He will be joined by legislative leaders and top state educators to explore the school's for profit operation amid criticism of educational quality and finances. The trip does not imply endorsement, officials said.
Answers from the Internal Revenue Service cover W-2 gaps and estimated figures when missing. It explains travel deductions for business trips and transportation and how to adjust withholding to avoid tax due.
Thirteen enlistments were reported by army navy and air force recruiters in Cedar Rapids. Enlistees to the air force include Dennis W. Cook Eugene Fruendt Richard Krejci and Jeffry Webb with Mary Midthun of Vinton also enlisted Jan 27 in WAFs and to be stationed at Lackland Texas. Navy enlistees were sent to San Diego for general field training: Michael D. Wilson Michael Walsh Roger Hershberger Gary Levey Thomas Coppess. Army recruits headed to Ft Leonard Wood are John Woods Lee Woods and David Lambertson. Forty-one Linn county men left Des Moines for pre-induction physical. Specialist fifth class Robert Rimrodt, 23, stationed with the army in Turkey, was promoted. Lt Col R B Paukert reported home on leave.
Arthur L Williams 40 of Center Point announces candidacy for Linn county recorder on the Republican ticket. He has served as deputy recorder for three years as Joe Stoddard will not seek re election. Williams attended Olney Friends school and Penn College, runs a farm and former tire and bulk service worker, active booster club secretary and Methodist church member.
Pvt. Steven Brown son of Mr and Mrs Norman Brown 918 Eighteenth Street NW completes a 14 day leave from Ft Leonard Wood. He returns to air force duties in Panama after a three day visit at 825 Fourteenth Street NE.
The registrar Thomas Williams announced extended hours next week for Coe Evening College enrollment. The office will operate 6 to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday for registrations, with the college bookstore and business office open during the extra hour. Regular hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, and a Saturday class in advanced counting is cancelled.
Richard McMullen son of Mr and Mrs Richard R McMullen will graduate with a bachelor’s degree February 8 from Parsons College. Steven Strasburger son of Mrs Evelyn Strasburger, formerly of Cedar Rapids and now of Palm Springs Calif, also earns a bachelor’s degree February 8 from Parsons College.
Cedar Rapids vocational-technical school and the University of Iowa sponsor five foremanship conferences for industrial foremen and first line supervisors. G W Eddings announces the first class on February 17 with weekly 7 p.m. sessions at the Board of Education Building. Instructors from Collins Radio Co. and the university will teach employe training leadership motivation and communication. Registration ends February 14 with a four registrant limit per company.
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