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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1973

Page

12

Clemency Plea Divides Ulster Over Browne Case

Belfast reports show Protestant and Catholic leaders backing clemency for Edward Browne, a Protestant Private Army member condemned for police officer Gordon Haron's murder. Whitelaw mulls clemency while noting the death penalty abolition in Britain. Rioting fears rise with potential Protestant execution.

Belfast Northern Ireland Edward Browne Britain London Constable Browne Gordon Haron Gelfast Crumlin Road Prison Ian Palstey Irish Republican Army Austin Curry Social Democratic and Labor Party William Whitelaw Peoples’ Democracy Party Ulster Defense Assn Whitelaw

Drinking Driver Course Lauded in Iowa Seminar

Iowa City teachers seminar praised by State Rep Joan Lipsky for statewide Drinking Driver Courses. Lipsky, author of the program, said it reduces deaths and injuries on Iowa highways and pioneer pilots in Sioux City show its effectiveness. The statewide program signals expansion with trainees becoming course instructors. Anamosa: Marcella Loyet dies at 64 after long illness. survivors include husband Leo and daughter in Kankakee Illinois.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids Lipsky Sioux City Anamosa Riles Marcella Loyet Anamosa Leo F. Loyet William Lemred Kankakee F. L. Karepel Eleanor Hummel St. Louis al _ready St. Patrick's Catholic Safety Department Goerisch's Friends

Youth Accused in Cedar Rapids Larceny and Car Theft

A 16 year old Cedar Rapids youth was arrested Thursday on larceny and car theft charges. He allegedly stole a $260 cassette radio from the Cayol Clancy residence on Jan 4, a $65 item from the Hobert Wamneck home on Jan 9, and a car from McGrath Pontiac on June 13 1872. The vehicle was recovered. He was processed by the youth bureau and referred to probation offices.

Cedar Hapids Tey Cayol Clancy F Avenue Hobert Thirty- Second Street McGrath Pontiac Third Avenue SE Tthe

Charge Dismissed In Larceny Case In Municipal Court

A larceny charge against William Givens of 412 Tenth Street SE was dismissed Tuesday in municipal court after a preliminary hearing. The accusation involved wire reportedly taken from Acne Electric Co. on January St.

William Givens Tenth Street SE Acne? Electric + Co

Witness Absent Forces Dismissal of Two Charges

Merle H Herberger faced assault with intent to do bodily injury and carrying a concealed knife charges in municipal court. Both charges were dismissed after the complaining witness failed to appear. Filed by Robert Welsh on November ieun?

Scharges Merle H Herberger Beveravemie ,Se Robert Welsh

Malicious Injury Charge Dismissed in City Court

John Price of 142 Fourth Street NW faced a malicious injury charge in municipal court based on an informat ion signed by Vernon Dighton on October 14. The case was dismissed Tuesday in the interest of justice.

John Price Fourth Street NW Vernon Dighton

Joss Denied Reducing Prison Term In Meat Theft Case

Federal Judge Edward J. McLanns denied Charles Joss a request to cut his eight year sentence for involvement in a $75,000 meat theft. Joss, Leslie Untiect, and Jack McCausland, all Cedar Rapids residents, were arrested April 23 on Ely Road SW. Joss received five years for theft and three years for failure to appear, to be served consecutively. concurrent terms were rejected. McCausland got four years and parole board timing will apply.

Edward J. McLanns Charles Joss Joss Leslie Untiect Jack ‘McCausland Cedar Rapids FBI Ely Road LCL Transit Co Wilson-Sinclair United McCausland Parole Board

Court Dismisses Larceny Charge Against Mark Eidsmoe

A larceny charge against Mark Eidsmoe of 123 First Avenue SW was dismissed in municipal court in the interest of justice. He was accused of helping Cathy Eidsmoe take a billfold belonging to Kathy Zovac of 1320 Karen Drive SE between April and July 1972. A Jarreau charge against Cathy Eidsmoe is pending in municipal court.

Mark Eidsmoe First Avenue SW Cathy Eidsmoe Kathy Zovac Karen Drive

Six Guilty Pleas to Lesser Counts in Municipal Court

Six defendants pleaded guilty to amended charges in municipal court. Deborah Munson of 2773 C Street SW received a 15 day suspended sentence for shoplifting under $20 after taking dresses from J C Penney on January 30. Lida Russell of 1 Colorado Unite SW got a 304 day suspended jail term for assault and battery and carrying a concealed knife on November 24. Mary A Miller of Kalona pleaded guilty to false uttering of a check under $40 and received a 30 day suspended sentence. Ed Wood of Solon received a 30 day suspended sentence for false uttering of a check under $20 written to Giant State on April. Mrs. Ed Wood of Solon was charged with writing a bad check for $23.8 to Jack and Jill store on July 3, 1972. Lloyd Barcus, address unknown, pled guilty to a false uttering of a check under $20 and got a 3 day suspended sentence for a $52.35 bad check to Me Too store on Oct. 16. James Browning Jr of 1014 Sixth Street SE pled guilty to conveyance charge and received a 30 day suspended sentence for carrying a concealed weapon knife on Dec 8.

Ste People Mary A. Miller Kalona Ed Wood Solon Jill Lloyd Barcus Me Too First Avenue James Browning, Jr Sixth Street Jon Dec

HACAP Faces Potential Termination and Survival Plans

HACAP advisory boards in Linn Johnson and Jones counties heard executive director Russell Proffitt outline options as federal funding from OEO may end June 30. Proffitt urged a strategic mobilization to seek continued funding, while boards dropped the phaseout option and planned a 27 February meeting to form a six member mobilization committee from each county.

Hawkeye HACAP Proffitt Profitt GEO Equal Opportunities Act EOA Great Society Tone Proffit

Senate OKs Prisoner Transfer Bill in Iowa

DES MOINES AP A bill to let the state department of social services transfer prisoners between Iowa institutions and other states prisons under the Interstate Corrections Compact passed the Iowa senate 44 3 on Friday. Proponents say the measure helps keep families together and enables access to rehabilitation programs not available in Iowa.

DES Moines State Department of Social ‘Services Iowa Jwas

Rules Negate Nursing Home Goals Lackner

Des Moines IA live testimony at a House Human Resources hearing critiqued proposed state fire rules. Francis Lackner of Cedar Rapids argued safety focused rules undermine a homelike nursing home atmosphere. He cited two Cedar Rapids fires and a separate blaze in a SE Des Moines residence as examples of how current rules hamper comfort and home feel. No injuries were reported in the incidents.

Des Moines State Health Department Francis Lackner Cedar Rapids Lackner The Iowa Assn Iowa House Human Resources Committee Joan Lipsky Paul Mes Fox Meadow Sixteenth Street Charles Hutchins Jacob Cross

Regis Debaters Win Varsity Competition at Drake

Regis high school forensic team won first in varsity debate at Drake university in Des Moines. The squad finished with ten wins amid a harsh winter, as director Gait Sarff reported mercury plunging and at least twenty six deaths noted in the region.

Regis Regis High School Drake University Des Moines Mike Carolan Karen Mutt Lisa Ocaumn Ania Sue Vobcut Hult Regis Forensic Mercury Gait Sarff

Fat Overweight Fat Overweight Weight Loss Pill Ad

An old advertisement claims Odrinex tablets melt fat without effort or diet and guarantee results. It touts 34 years of use, pricing at 3.25 and 5.25 in economy sizes, with a money back refund offered by the seller’s daughter if not satisfied.

Froffii Rexall Drug Stores

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