Linn County Adopts Revised Building Code Changes
The Linn county board of supervisors approved a revised building code removing farm crops and livestock as definitional requirements, lowering minimum farm acreage from 60 to 30, and keeping a 12 month permit completion rule. Wausau Homes and agent Joseph Hanisch objected to interior wall covering rules and the board balanced code parity with the uniform code. Jurors named include James Urba Evelyn Mae Clark Barbara G Andersen Virginia J Blanchard Alan R Hamilton Mildred C Howe Jerry Vrbik Maxine Moneypenny James B Sheets Ivan Cummings Mabel I Phillips Gene Culbertson with John D. Cosgrove as alternate and Judge Warren J. Rees presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Dudley Henderson
Scolaro
Wausau Homes
Joseph Hanisch
Raymond Rystrom, Jr
Building Code Board of Appeals
James Urba
Evelyn Mae Clark
Barbara G. Andersen
Virginia J. Blanchard
Alan R. Hamilton
Mildred C. Howe
Jerry Vrbik
Maxine Moneypenny
James B. Sheets
Ivan Cummings
Mabel I. Phillips
Gene Culbertson
Cedar Rapids
John D. Cosgrove
Warren J. Rees
Begin Trial of Accident Suit in Linn District Court
The trial of a $15,000 auto accident damage suit filed by Elsie Borseth against Raymond Blackwell began in Linn district court Monday. The suit states Blackwell’s car struck the rear of Borseth’s car, which was stopped on Nineteenth Street SE between First and Second Avenues for a traffic signal, with damages claimed for medical expenses and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Borseth
Raymond
Skip) Blackwell
Linn District Court
Blackwell
Nineteenth Street
First
Second Avenues
State income tax office moves to county building Cedar Rapids
The state income tax office in Cedar Rapids is now on the first floor of the county office building at Second Avenue and Third Street SE. People had looked for the office in the county courthouse where it used to be. The deadline for filing state income tax forms is April 30. Information is available by telephone at 365 7508.
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Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
Third Street
Phillip D. Klinger Named Assistant County Attorney
Phillip D. Klinger aged 25 of 540 Third avenue Marion is appointed assistant Linn county attorney by County Attorney William G. Faches with board approval Tuesday. He earned a JD from the University of Iowa and will be paid a 6600 dollar annual salary.
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Phillip D. Klinger
Third Avenue
Marion
Linn County
William G. Faches
Board of Supervisors
Klinger
Law School
University of Iowa
Drunk Driving Charge for Springville Man in Linn Court
Joseph F. Clements, 28, of Springville, pled innocent in Linn district court to a drunk driving charge. A deputy sheriff reported he was speeding through a red light and weaving in traffic before arrest on Seventh Avenue in Marion Friday night.
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Joseph F. Clements
Springville
Linn
Clements
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Woman Fined For Drunk Driving Case in Linn District Court
Rosemary Dimprich, 42, of 1077 Twenty-fifth Street NE, pled guilty Monday in Linn district court to drunk driving. She was fined 300 dollars after being arrested April 24 during an investigation of an accident at Second Avenue and Twenty-seventh Street Drive SE.
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Rosemary Dimprich
Twenty-fifth Street
Linn District Court
Second Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
If you’ve never used a want ad you’ve missed a sure performer
An old style want ad urges readers to call 369-1234 and promises a reliable performer via classified help wanted. The brief ad relies on a direct phone contact and a confident sales tone.
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Dial
Medals Awarded Posthumously to Arnold R Palmer
Posthumous awards of the Military Merit Medal and Gallantry Cross with Palm were presented to the widow of Pfc. Arnold R. Palmer of Independence, who died in Vietnam when hit by satchel charge fragments while at an outpost with the 29th Artillery. The ceremony marked his Purple Heart addition, and Capt. Lester Lanctot of the Fifth Army delivered the honors.
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Pfc
Arnold R. Palmer
Independence
Palmer
Vietnam
29Th Artillery
Edna A. Palmer
Lester Lanctot
Fifth Army
Fierce Fighting Reported On Northern Vietnam Frontier
Reports from the northern frontier describe heavy combat as U S and South Vietnamese forces contend with Viet Cong pressure. Casualties run high with 21 330 communist deaths and 1 729 allied fatalities in seven days along with 7 185 wounded.
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Dmz
Vinh
South Vietnam
U.S
Quang Tri
Thua Thien
Khe Sanh
Hue
South Vietnamese
Saigon
Dalat
Central Highlands
Tan Son Nhut
North Vietnam
Linnco Credit Union Elects George Griffin President
George Griffin, first deputy sheriff, was re elected president of Linnco Credit Union for county employees. A 3 percent dividend was declared after the first full year. Officers Ray Brown treasurer Ruth Lovelace secretary and Forrest Holveck vice president were all re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griffin
Linnco Credit Union
Ray Brown
Ruth Lovelace
Forrest Holveck
Today's Columnists Art Buchwald Picture Page
Columnist Art Buchwald features in a light page of portraits and witty observations. The piece showcases his humor and signature style alongside a photography layout.
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Art Buchwald
Deputy Nabs Fugitive in His Backyard
Osage deputy Curt Younker tackled a fleeing suspect in his own yard after two men fled a reckless driving stop by Osage officer Neil Newton. Terry Hickle, 22, Mason City, was captured. a second man, Mike Portis, 19, Mason City, was found near Osage with a car believed stolen in Charles City.
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OSAGE
UPI
Mitchell County
Curt Younker
Neil Newton
Younker
Terry Hickle
Mason City
Mike Portis
Charles City
Zoo Site Study Being Considered
The Hawkeye Zoological Society will hire a consultant for a feasibility and site study for a regional zoo once it raises 5500 dollars. Parks Commissioner Donald Gardner reported Tuesday the firm McFadzean Everly and Associates of Winnetka Illinois submitted quotations and plans to conduct the work. Gardner noted rising interest and the public response following Leon the lions death. The city council heard the report but will not fund the regional zoo.
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Hawkeye Zoological Society
Donald Gardner
McFadzean, Everly and Associates
Winnetka
United States
Canada
Gardner
Leon
Beverpark
Four Treated for Minor Injuries in Auto Accidents
Four people were treated for minor injuries in Cedar Rapids traffic incidents Monday and Tuesday. Alice M. Scollon suffered a broken tooth and knee abrasions after falling asleep at the wheel and hitting a parked car on Third Avenue SE. Carol Johnson and Diana L. Anderson were involved in a collision at L Street and Eighth Avenue SW leaving Johnson with a nose injury. Anderson was charged with failure to control. Harold R. McCormick was injured at Vern's DX service station when struck by a car driven by Bernice C. Elber. no charges filed. Jennie J. Bullman was cited for disobeying a traffic signal after running a red light and colliding with Mildred P. Shropshire. Shropshire and Judy Perry were treated and released from Mercy hospital.
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Cedar, Rapids
Alice M. Scollon
Fifth Avenue SE
Third Avenue SE
Carol Johnson
Eighteenth Avenue
Diana L. Anderson
Seventh Avenue
L Street
Eighth Avenue SW
Harold R. McCormick
Fairfax
Vern’s
Tenth Street
McCormick
Bernice C. Elber
Fourth Street
Jennie J. Bullman
Gordon Avenue NW
Mildred P. Shropshire
Judy Perry
Fourth Avenue SE
Shropshire
Mrs. Shropshire
Mercy Hospital
Dave Carter Leads 10 O Clock News Broadcast
Bob Brooks handles SPORTS and Ch 9 Weather for Monday through Friday on THE 10 O'CLOCK NEWS. The bulletin lineup features Carter anchoring news, Brooks delivering sports and weather updates during the weekday schedule.
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Dave Carter
Bob Brooks
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