Gipson Sentenced to Long Term in Metcalf State Bank Robbery Case
Andrew E. Gipson 31 of Kansas City Kansas received six concurrent sentences of 40 to 90 years for his role in the January 19 bank robbery and the slaying of a Kansas state trooper. Henry Floyd Brown and Mrs Karen L Goetz faced hearings and charges of robbery and murder as preliminary actions proceeded. Bonnie Sue Wilane, transported from Cedar Rapids, was arraigned on six counts including murder. bond was raised to 100000 and she was hospitalized at the Lansing state penitentiary.
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Clathe
Kan
Andrew E. Gipson
Kansas City
Metcalf State Bank
Overland Park
Gipson
Kansas
Henry Floyd Brown
Cedar Rapids
Karen L. Goetz
Olathe
Borwn
Goetz
Bonnie Sue Wilane
Brown
First Avenue
Wilane
Larry Wilane
Independence
James Bouska
Johnson County
Herbert W. Walton
Kansas Highway
State Penitentiary Hospital
Lansing
Eldon Miller
State Highway Patrol
James Matson
Mary F. Carter
Sheriff's Office
Center
John Waner
John Zemites
Andrew Evan Gipson
Culver Attacks Road Funding Cutbacks
Congressman John Culver denounces federal highway aid reductions as unfair to states like Iowa arguing that Iowa faced a $27.8 million penalty for not rushing 1967 contracts while other states receive more money despite need or efficiency. He calls the method unbalanced and unjustified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoreta
John Culver
Iowa
Culver
Area Ten announces welding programs and foremanship training
Area Ten Community College opens registrations for two welding courses a 12 week arc welding program and a 12 week advanced welding class beginning next week at the trade and industrial building 1207 Rockford road SW. Two eight week foremanship training courses start next week at Hawkeye facilities as part of the new offerings.
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Area Ten Community College
College Trade and Industrial
Rockford Road
Hawkeye
Plaza Building Sixth Street Road SW Classes Offered
Plaza building at 4401 Sixth Street Road SW hosts classes conducted by personnel from local industries. For details on available sessions, call 366 5321.
Solon Man Sentenced on Bad Check Count
Edward W. Oge, 50, of route one Solon, received a 30 day suspended jail sentence for false uttering of a bad $12 check written November 10 to a Cedar Rapids department store. Municipal Judge John B. Reilly imposed the term.
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Edward W. Oge
Route One
Solon
Cedar Rapids
John B. Reilly
Democrats Schedule Fund Raising Dinner in Cedar Rapids
The Marion Democratic club and Linn county Democratic Central Committee sponsor a fund raising dinner on April 6 at 6 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus hall Cedar Rapids. Tickets cost $10 and are available from Marion club or Central Committee members. For more information call 377-3122 or 362-7521.
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Marion Democratic Club
Linn County Democratic Central Committee
Knights of Columbus
Cedar Rapids
Marion Club
Central Committee
Brademas Plans Local Meetings in Indiana
Indiana congressman John Brademas, a House Education and Labor member, will meet with Area Ten Community College officials at 9 tonight to discuss federal legislation impact. He'll meet Linn, Buchanan, Jones and Delaware county school officials at 7:30 a.m. Saturday about the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, then area community action agency directors at 8:30. He keynote addresses Saturday’s Second District Conference on Small Colleges at Coe College. Brademas represents Indiana's Third District.
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Indiana
House Education and Labor Committee
John Brademas
Area Ten Community College
Linn
Buchanan
Jones
Delaware
Elemen
Brademas
Coe College
Linn Court jury panel named for March April term
Linn district court releases the March April jury roster listing 92 Cedar Rapids jurors plus 18 from Marion and smaller groups from Palo Central City Mt. Vernon Hiawatha Alburnett Lisbon Center Point Springville and other communities. The list names many individuals by name and hometown.
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Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Palo
Central City
Mt. Vernon
Hiawatha
Alburnett
Lisbon
Center Point
Springville
James L. Ackley
Marvin K. Adair
Dorothy V. Andrews
Evelyn Marie Angell
Elsie A. Arends
Dolores Armbrecht
Marguerite B. Ashley
Frances E. Baker
Henrietta C. Barrett
Mary
M. Jean Coffey
Lowell W. Cox
Evelyn D. Current
Nellie C. Davis
Robert B. Davis
John G. Delaney
Odessa M. Dingle
Miriam M. Doerr
Wilfred J. Donnelly
Clifton Emrich
Margaret Esslinger
Louis H. Ford
C. Herbert Gates
Richard L. Gates
Janice L. Gavin
Margaret G. Heinke
Doris M. Jacobs
Irene A. Jayne
Robert J. Mooty
Patricia Lou Muskovich
Victor F. Naxera
Kathryn D. Nelson
Phyllis Nelson
Bernadine Norman
Harriet M. Nowadsky
James Owens
Joseph D. Palumbo
Ruby F. Phelps
Mary A. Platt
Gerald R. Pollock
LaVerne Prior
Helen Lee Remington
Robert Safely
Darrel Sawyer
Will D. Schroeder
Ray F. Schrunk
Doris M
Ruth Johnston
Elmer P. Kelly
Dorothy Price
Vernetta Poyner
Harold Thomas
Hartwig to Denver Hospital For Viet Wounds
Stc. Albert C. Hartwig husband of Linda Hartwig of Anamosa and father of Mrs. Otto Hartwig will be moved to Fitzsimons army hospital in Denver this week to recover from wounds received in Vietnam. Hartwig 26 has been in Japan recently and was struck by mortar shrapnel seven times in the head chest and legs near Rach Kien. He is a career serviceman with ten years in the army.
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Albert C. Hartwig
Linda Hartwig
Thirtieth Street
Otto Hartwig
Anamosa
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver
Vietnam
Hartwig
Japan
Rach Kien
Sub Queenfish Leaves Yokosuka After Nine-Day Visit
The U S submarine Queenfish departed Yokosuka Japan on Friday ending a nine day crew recreation visit.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S
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Center Point Road
Pittsburgh Paints Center
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Ampient
Jimmy Dean
Dusty Springfield
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Linn Court
A. C. Hartwig
Denver Hospital
Goodyear Tire
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