Coe Students Protest Draft Status Report
The Coe College student senate protests draft reporting methods by the registrar Larry Jones. They issue a proclamation naming Friday as Larry Jones Day to condemn what they call unauthorized and inhumane practices in notifying draft boards.
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Coe College
Larry Jones
Jones
Thomas Mauldin
Selective Service
American Council On Education
Mauldin
Coe
Joseph McCabe
McCabe
Student Senate
Governor Defends Academic Freedom At Drake University Forum
Governor Ray defended student access to radical ideas and refused to endorse broad legislative action. He cited a Drake University panel on radicals to argue young people should hear opposing views, while noting enforcement if laws were broken.
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Drake University
US Postal Service to Unload Struck Ships Mail
Nearly 3.5 million pounds of mail aboard 45 ships tied up by the waterfront strike in New York will be unloaded by military personnel next week. A spokesman said agreement was reached with the International Longshoremen's Association and the defense department. The mail, including late-posted Christmas parcels and cards, had accumulated since December 20 and should be moved within two to four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Post Office Department
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Defense Department
Nixon Berlin visit seen as warning to communists
West German government on Friday warned that President Nixon’s planned Berlin trip should alert the communists to avoid new tensions. The briefing emphasized that the United States would act to maintain stability and deter provocation during the trip.
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Bonn
Nixon
Berlin
March 6 Set for Awarding Pacts On Sewer Work
Hiawatha city council held a hearing on a sanitary sewer project and set March 6 to award contracts. Assessments will be charged to four property owners on Eisenhower road, with Hope United Church of Christ paying half of the 7000 dollar project. Completion is projected for July 1.
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Hiawatha City Council
Eisenhower Road
Hope United Church of Christ
Beverly Daws
County Auditor’s Office
Hiawatha
Three men jailed for Cedar Rapids Bowl break in
David H. Forde 21 of Mt. Vernon received ten years in Anamosa for breaking and entering the Cedar Rapids Bowl. James Long 22 of 1326 C avenue NE also drew ten years. Both sentences run concurrently with prior paroled terms. James W. Allman 25 of route one Marion remains in Ft. Madison penitentiary on a ten year term. All three were caught inside the Town and Country shopping center bowling alley in the early hours of Nov. 25.
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David H. Forde
Mt. Vernon
Anamosa
Warren Rees
Forde
Cedar Rapids
Sweneeg James Long
C. Avenue NE
Williams Eads
Long
James W. Allman
Route One
Marion
Ft. Madison
Cedar Rapids Bowl
Town and Country
Campus Riots Unit Named in House
In Des Moines a house committee named a riot probe sub committee to study campus unrest. Members include Reps. Floyd Millen Ray Cunningham Trave O Hearn and James Middleswart Millen chairs the unit and attended a symposium on student power at the University of Iowa last Wednesday.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Fred Nielsen
Defiance
House
Floyd’ Millen
Farmersburg
Ray Cunningham
Ames
Trave ‘O'Hearn
Davenport
James Middleswart
Indianola
Millen
O’hearn
University of Iowa
City Ambulance Fee Bill Clears Senate
Iowa Senate approved a bill allowing cities to charge fees for ambulance service 56 to 2 and sent it to the House. A legal question was raised about cities charging without explicit legislative authorization. Senator James Potgeter noted funeral homes have largely stopped ambulance work, shifting it to local governments.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
House
Senate
James Potgeter
Steamboat Rock
Columnists and Humor Page Highlights
Today's Columns features General Dr Andelman and editorials plus The Jacobys bridge section and Sam Shulsky with Gus Schrader. Bowling writer Don Walton and humor by Art Buchwald are noted along with a picture page.
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Dr. Andelman
Jacobys
Sam Shulsky
Gus Schrader
Don Walton
Stray Multi Colored Cat Bites Cedar Rapids Girl
A Cedar Rapids family reported their six year old daughter Mindy Loftus was bitten by a stray multi colored cat with black paws on Thursday afternoon in front of their home at 1723 Hollywood Boulevard NE. The child, who has an allergy that could complicate rabies shots, did not require treatment. A search was under way Friday for the animal.
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Cedar Rapids
William Loftus
Hollywood Boulevard
Mindy
City Briefs Include Siren Test Corrigenda And Local Notices
Siren test scheduled for Saturday at 10 a.m. announced as regular civil defense check. Correction notes Jerry's Drive-In Tenderloin special 2 for 45 at two locations. Dean’s List honors awarded to Dennis Dochtermann and Anne Todd with listed addresses. Theft report cites Coretta Frana of 523 Fourteenth Street SE for stereo player and tapes worth 60. Various ads note reopening plans and community notices.
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Dennis Dochtermann
Irma Dochtermann
Second Avenue SE
Kansas City Art Institute
Anne Todd
E. S. Todd
Twenty-fifth Street
College of St. Teresa
Winona
Minn
Coretta Frana
Fourteenth Street SE
Youth fined in fatal Cedar Rapids accident case
An 18 year old Cedar Rapids youth, Robbie Mitchell, was found guilty of driving to the left of the center line in a fatal July 16 crash that killed Mrs. Richard Coates. He was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading innocent but offering no defense. The judge was Loren M Hullinger Jr.
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Cedar Rapids
Robbie Mitchell
Juniper Drive
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Richard Coates
Mitchell
Coates
Young Given Suspended Sentence for Contributing to Delinquency
George E. Young, 24, of 2947 Center Point road NE, received a 30 day suspended sentence on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr placed him on two years probation after arrest following information from his ex wife Jerolyn Young charging failure to support their two minor children.
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George E. Young
Center Point Road
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Young
Jerolyn Young
Bemis Drugs Case Goes to Grand Jury
Robert Alan Bemis 21 of 1639 E avenue NE waived to the grand jury on a narcotics possession charge. Cedar Rapids police say marijuana was found when he was booked for intoxication Oct 27. Bemis is free on his own recognizance.
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Robert Alan Bemis
E Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Bemis
Belcove Charged With Assault After Hotel Incident
Thomas M. Belcove aged 29 of the Taft hotel was arrested on a warrant charging assault and battery. He allegedly struck Vicki L. Turner at 524 Seventh Street SE on January 31. Belcove posted a 110 dollar bond and was released.
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Thomas M. Belcove
Taft Hotel
Vicki L. Turner
Seventh Street
Belcove
Premiere in Color Friday on KCRG TV 9
A local TV listing announces the premiere in color of a program starring Tom Jones at 6 30 PM Friday on KCRG TV 9.
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Tom Jones
Kcrg-Tv
Bill Bars Local Limits on Political Billboards Progresses in Iowa Senate
The Iowa senate approved 45 8 a bill prohibiting cities from banning political billboards on private property and restricting billboard size to 32 square feet. Sponsor Sen. Chester Hougen said municipal bans exist in some communities.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Chester Hougen
Cedar Falls
Senate
Double Trouble With Doors for Miss Megonigle
Janice Megonigle eighteen of 1432 First Avenue NE suffered door injuries on the same day. She jammed her right little finger at Cryovac and later slammed her left thumb in a car door in the Cryovac lot. Both wounds required Mercy hospital treatment with five stitches and splints on both digits.
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Janice Megonigle
First Avenue NE
Cryovac
Miss Megonigle
Mercy Hospital
Labor Assembly Officers Named
Jerome Kriz is reelected president of Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly AFL CIO. Jim White named first vice president and Bob Kale elected second vice president. Returning officers include H. Johann Eschbach recording secretary Harold J. Smith financial secretary and Robert E. Carson executive secretary.
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Jerome Kriz
Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Aflcio
Jim White
Bob Kale
Labor Assembly
H. Johann Eschbach
Harold J. Smith
Robert E. Carson
Tyree retires after 41 years with Northwestern Bell
Paul S. Tyree, 2033 Chandler Street SE, retires from Northwestern Bell after more than 41 years of service. He started in 1925 on a Tulsa construction crew and will be honored at a Cedar View Country Club dinner. The couple plans to move to Jensen Beach Florida after selling their home.
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Paul S. Tyree
Chandler Street
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cedar View Country Club
Tyree
Tulsa
Oklo
Jensen Beach
Fla
Council of Churches Backs Liberalized Abortion Law
Cedar Rapids Marion Area Council of Churches voted 12 3 to back the Iowa Council of Churches stance for liberalized abortion law under medical supervision. The board also reaffirmed support for public school sex education and its role in providing nonjudgmental information while urging parental guidance.
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Council of Churches
Cedar Rapids- Marion Area
Iowa
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Fatal Canopy Collapse Kills Fort Dodge Young Worker
Michael Mills 18 son of Cedar Rapids ex-detective Jack Mills was crushed when a 35 foot canopy at Fort Dodge Fruit and Grocery collapsed under snow and ice weight. He had just loaded groceries for a customer and was a senior at St Edmund High School.
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Fort Dodge
UPI
Michael Mills
Jack Mills
Mills
Cedar Rapids
St. Edmond High School
Pakistan Leader Threatens Hunger Strike Over Emergency
Former Foreign Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto ends his bid for release and says he will begin a hunger strike in a week unless President Ayub Khan lifts the state of emergency nationwide. Bhutto, jailed since November 13 on inciting violence charges, told a two man high court panel he would withdraw his petition. The court would rule Monday on the request.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Bhutto
Advertise where people look in a want ad
Readers are invited to place want ads by calling 369 1234 to reach local classifieds. The brief notice promotes using the classified section to reach audiences seeking goods, services, or opportunities. The tone mirrors a traditional newspaper classified prompt.
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Dial
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Justice Electric Co
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Editorial
Art Buchwald
the Drummonds
Marquis Childs
Tom Wicker
Eeeeeves
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Suzy Knickerbocker Ll
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Stews
Mindy Loftus
Cat
1St Ave
Center Point Rd
Pierson’s Florists
E and R
Christian Science Sunday School
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Second Avenue
Southeast
Donna
Sportsman's Barber Service
Sokol
Sokol Hall
Adv
Block
America
First Ave
S.W
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Sat
Sun
Bell Telephone Co
Prk
C.R
Blake Boulevard
Gene Todd
Jack Haldeman
Bob Grill
Bob Seedom
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Frank Sill
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Knepper
Don Fahren
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Many Ficker Realty Company
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