Berkeley Campus Turmoil Puts 5 Injured as 25 Arrested
At UC Berkeley a crowd of 500 militant protesters attacked sheriff lines with rocks bottles fruit and stink bombs delaying a demonstration for minority studies. Five injured and 25 arrested as 35 windows were broken and one student was dismissed amid campus disorders. In Wisconsin, faculty advised policy change on admitting suspended students while a Des Moines judge was appointed for Polk County district court.
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Sheriff's Deputies
University of California
Berkeley
University Hall
UC Board of Regents
Ronald Reagan
Madison
University of Wisconsin
State University At
Oshkosh
Des Moines
Leo Oxberger
Robert Ray
Polk County
University of California At Berkeley
Two Pedestrians Struck By Cars Injuries Reported
Two pedestrians were treated at local hospitals for minor injuries after car pedestrian crashes Wednesday. Jason Wasek 5 of 1110 Nineteenth Street SE and Sharon Shaffer 19 of 117 Second Street SW sustained injuries. No charges filed. Three people injured in a two vehicle crash near 3815 Avenue NW. Patricia Mitchell 17 rear ended a stopped car. Dosch 4 and Zachar head injuries. Zachar charged with stopping on the traveled portion.
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Jason S. Wasek
Nineteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Anna C. Mitralsky
First Avenue
Sharon Shaffer
Second Street
E Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Sandra L. Foley
Avenue NW
Miss Shaffer
Patricia Mitchell
Westland Road
John Zachar
Third Avenue
Mitchell
St. Luke’s Hospital
David Dosch
Zachar
St. Luke's Hospital
Advertise Where People Look Use a Want Ad
A short classified pitch urges readers to advertise with a want ad and provides the contact phone number 369-1234 for placing notices. The item emphasizes quick response and easy placement in the local newspaper’s classified pages.
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Dial
Wheeler Resigns from Hiawatha Recreation Commission
Lew Wheeler submitted his resignation to the Hiawatha city council which then appointed Lewis Vinson to a two year term. Joseph Hartman and N Ron Gibson were reappointed to two year terms joining a three member recreation commission. A special council meeting will open bids for the 1969 northeast sanitary sewer project and a public hearing on plans and specifications starts at 7 30 in city hall.
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Hiawatha
Recreation Commission
Lew Wheeler
Lewis Vinson
Joseph Hartman
N. Ron Gibson
Light Company Credit Union Names Officers
Robert S. Nelson of 448 Parkland Drive SE elected president of Light Co. Employes Credit Union. Other officers include John M. Cuthbertson as vice president and Clarence R. Whisler as treasurer. Mrs. Charles Banks and Rick Wickham win three year board terms, James H. Schultz elected to two years.
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Robert S. Nelson
Parkland Drive
Light Co. Employes Credit Union
John M. Cuthbertson
Clarence R. Whisler
Charles Banks
Rick Wickham
James H. Schultz
Woman Attacked as Purses Snatched by Three Youths
A 67-year-old Cedar Rapids woman said she was knocked down by three youths near Fourteenth avenue and First street SE at about 10 20 p m. The trio took her purse containing six dollars. Loretta Trimble, 1101 Eighth street SE, reported the incident to authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
Fourteenth Avenue
First Street SE
Loretta Trimble
Eighth Street SE
Culver regrets GOP boycott of Iowa delegation meetings
Congressman John Culver criticized Republican members for rejecting a plan for regular bipartisan meetings to address Iowa common interests. He welcomed Gov. Ray and Sen. Hughes and Neal Smith’s participation, noting looming flood threats and urging cooperation between parties to benefit Iowa.
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Washington
John Culver
Iowa
Culver
Neal Smith
Harold Hughes
Ray
Smith
Sen. Hughes
Des Moines
White House
Congress
Cedar Rapids Hires Consultant for Airport Master Plan
Cedar Rapids airport commission hired Landrum and Brown to develop an airport master plan through 1980 at a cost of 24000 dollars plus expenses. The study includes traffic forecasts, runway and taxiway schematics, terminal and land use plans, and potential regional authority considerations with FAA guidance on large jet needs.
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Cedar Rapids Airport
Landrum and Brown
Cincinnati
Swisher Woman Arrested for Shoplifting at Local Drugstore
Virginia A. Wilson, 29, of Swisher, was arrested Wednesday night at Mays Drugstore on a shoplifting charge. Police say she concealed seven packets of Polaroid color film and cosmetics valued at $28 in her clothing and tried to leave. She was released while awaiting arraignment.
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Virginia A. Wilson
Swisher
Mays Drugstore
Center Point Road
Wilson
Linn County
Produce Quick
Torney
Tickets Available For 2 Of 3 Final Forum Showings
Tickets remain for two of three final performances of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Jaycee Thomas Warner says Friday and Sunday showings have seats, 8 p.m. curtain, Jefferson high school auditorium, 700 seats. Tickets sold at Chamber of Commerce Sears Armstrongs Hillbrunner Killians Robinson Sorg Pharmacy. Proceeds aid Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber civic programs.
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Jaycee
Stephen Warner
Jefferson High School
Chamber of Commerce
Sears
Armstrong's
Hillbrunner’s
Killian’s
Robinson's
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Young Wasek
Mt. Vernon Road
Wheeler
Hiawatha Post
By Dale Kueter
Commission
Don Hines
Iowa City
Johnson County
Hines
Regional Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Omaha
ROLEX
Ginsberg's
Bob Sullivan
Luce & Sullivan
1St Ave
waBea Ie
Eoun Arrapios
Ilten & Taege Presents
Enith
Bergholm
AFC
Zenith
Niece Mne
AFC Zenith
North
Marion
Wayne Larson
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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