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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1969
Page
11
Five Grinnell college seniors pleaded innocent to indecent exposure charges from a Feb. 5 campus nude-in protest linked to Playboy. The preliminary hearing opened with witnesses including Grinnell Police Chief Peters, Dean Alice Low, and a photographer.
Tuesday evening awards were given to Pack 6 members including Mark Binder John Miller Frank Trimble James Utter Tom Grumman John Banks Mark Lohman Jimmy Hurley Frank L Murphy Jr John Miller Scott Neff Paul Calkins Timothy Costas Michael Coughlin Richard Fye Michael Guenther Mark Mahan Eric Sykora Bob Gallagher Mike Lennard Dan Benton Daniel Brown Rob Berry Alan Fye Peter Stamats Kerry Becker David Lauer Matt McGinn Steven Bains Mark Cook Kevin Ecker David Milne Mark Flansburg David Sibert Steve Wakamoto Frank Trimble Jim Welch Bradley Mrstik David Veatch Robert Cargini Scott Neff. Pack 82 awards to John Haddy Jim Staub Steve Miller Steve Thompson Dennis Robisin Allen Ruzicka. Pack 10 awards to Pete Nosek Kevin Garin Mark Kramer Mike Ritchart Mark Streit Mike Lester Steve Gearhart Ricky Grobstich Steven Kemble Scott Buechel John Jacobs Jim Kauffman Bob Barger Hal Drew Terry McGurk Matt Kluber Chris Henecke Dan Hennessy Jimmy Barger Roger Grobstich Tom Norton Steve Loutsch Kenny Vole David Huber Eddie Ford Larry Sebers Mitch Streit Steve Shetler Carl Ejisbach Tim Cook Frank Saylor Tom Sattler Jim Steffen David Denlinger Bob Hospodarsky Jerry Corrigan Kenneth Drakos Joe Wall Bruce Wills Lance Goldsberry David Ruhs Greg Seiler Cris Mitchell Donald Corrigan Alan Garin Kevin Lyons Danny Melchoir
Dr. Bowen warns a 13 percent tuition hike may only sustain current operations and inflation costs, risking faculty losses of 10 to 15 percent and challenging recruitment. He argues a large rise would push public colleges toward privatization, provoking public and legislative backlash.
Judge Edward J. McManus ruled that Greater Iowa Corp of Des Moines failed to prove a causal link between Iowa Trust's SEC violations and its damages claim. The ruling ends a long dispute over stock jobbing and control attempts, with Iowa Trust favored on damages.
The board of regents called for 43.6 million dollars per year to fund university operations, about 14.1 million more than the governor’s recommended amount.
Donald Waddell of Springville pleaded innocent to assault and battery. Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. set March 28 at 2 p.m. for trial. Waddell allegedly struck Denver L. Shoop at 1685 Eleventh Street, Marion, Feb. 9 during a court ordered furniture pickup in a divorce case. He is free on his own recognizance after the summons.
A 23 year old Cedar Rapids man Oscar H Stender was charged with lascivious acts with a child. The case was dismissed when the girl could not testify at the preliminary hearing. A Linn County Health Center report found no prior immoral conduct. Booth remains in Linn County jail on $1500 bond after alleged December and January burglaries.
Frank DeShaw 23 of Sunrise faces a preliminary hearing for larceny of a motor vehicle after a collision at 1709 First Street SW. Hullinger Jr set the date for March 11 at 2 p.m. DeShaw also faces charges from the incident and a separate intoxication sentence. He remains in Linn county jail on a 2330 dollar bond.
Roger C. Swim, 20, of route three, Cedar Rapids, pled guilty to a reduced charge of petty larceny. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Municipal Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. Swim was arrested after reports of stolen shoes and clothing from 814 Third Avenue SE. The state reduced the charge because the stolen items valued under $20.
Phillip Booth 24 of Palo asked for a preliminary hearing on a charge of receiving stolen property. The hearing is set for Feb 25 at 2 p.m. Booth was arrested Feb 13 with Ronald Lint 23 of Palo. A third man James Want ads will seek out sellers W Stodola 33 of Shellsburg. dia 369-1234. I was arrested when he appeared.
Hospitalized Bertha Michels at Mercy with visitors allowed. Dean's List Beverly Wolf of Mandeline College Chicago. Dean's List Nedrick Johnson named honors. Injury reports include Richard Bevins head injury at Mercy from rocking chair accident. Theft report by Charles Albrecht of binoculars and tachometer. Local events include Washington's Birthday sale and various classified notices.
The court took under advisement motions to dismiss and for summary judgment in a suit seeking to compel Iowa counties to participate in federal food programs. Plaintiffs allege the state plan is discriminatory, naming Fayette County as non compliant, while defendants claim no federal jurisdiction.
Larry W. Gruner, 19, of Dallas pled guilty in Cedar Rapids federal court to transporting a forged $50 check across state lines. He has been jailed in Linn County under a $1,000 bond since mid-January and faces sentencing after a probation report. Gruner allegedly forged the name of Edward J. Zuk on a check drawn on Indiana National Bank in Indianapolis on December 14 and cashed it at a Mason City Holiday Inn.
AFL CIO officials say major U S corporations are opening plants in Mexico and shipping products back for U S sale at much lower wages. They estimate about 20 000 jobs already moved with potential to reach 300 000 in a few years, noting textile and electronic firms involved.
Ruth A. Hynes 70 lifelong Coggon resident died Tuesday at her home. She was born October 1 1898 in Coggon and married John F. Hynes October 10 1936. She served as postmaster 1936 1968 and was active in St John Catholic Church A C C W and Rosary Society. Surviving son John C. Hynes Cedar Rapids sisters Mrs C R Bush Pocahontas and Mrs J B McAreavy Oxford and four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 10 a m at St John Catholic Church with burial Mt Calvary Ryan. Visitation Murdoch Chapel Coggan after 1 p m Friday with Rosary Friday 8 p m.
Crowland England worker Arthur Strickland reports his two lane route to work has narrowed from 22 feet to 16 feet and keeps shrinking due to heavy rains and traffic. He warns that action is needed or there will be no road left.
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