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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1976
Page
2
Flagmaker Joseph Kuczkowski of Bay City Michigan who was born last month crocheted a bicentennial flag for a grandson and then received orders from his 13 other grandchildren. His wife Gertrude also eighty years old makes the stars.
The statement from Safety Commissioner E L Colton argues Chief LaPeters is arrogant and untrustworthy, warns of undermining the mayor, and urges immediate removal. Colton proposes appointing Captain Ray Baker as Chief of Police, arguing his qualifications and performance will prove suitability if retained through his term.
Polka classes start next week with registration on February 10 and 12. Kirkwood Community College will sponsor two courses at John Elementary School and Van Buren Elementary School with instructors Mr and Mrs Walt Nure. Tuition is 12 dollars for individuals and 18 dollars for couples.
James Comfort of Webster Groves, an Audubon Society member, was found with binoculars around his neck in the August Busch Wildlife Area. Coroner said Comfort left his car in neutral on a hill, it rolled down, struck him and rolled over him, dragging him several feet before stopping against a tree.
John George Geisler, professor emeritus at the University of Dayton, died Monday at age 90. His long teaching career included educating two cardinals an archbishop and a bishop. Drive safely.
The Socialist party backed Premier-designate Aldo Moro on Thursday to form a minority Christian Democratic cabinet. The pledge guarantees parliamentary abstention, allowing a one party government and delaying a general election seen as boosting the Communists, with Italy’s crisis ending.
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