Compromises Reached On Cedar Rapids Transportation Study
The Linn County regional planning commission and consultant Howard Needles Tamman Bergendorf reached a verbal deal in Kansas City to add two more traffic tests to the scope. Tests cost about 3500 dollars each with total extra up to 7000 dollars. Aiming to finish three variations of the First avenue E corridor by early April, the plan awaits federal approval before funding for further design on the Cedar Valley expressway.
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Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Linn County Regional Planning Commission
Howard, Needles, Tamman and Bergendorf
Regional Planning Commission
Iowa Highway Commission
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Dudley Henderson
Planning Commission
Iowa Development Commission
Commission
Henderson
Rites Saturday for Mrs Ray Yenter Iowa City 78
Mrs Ray Yenter 78 died Thursday at Mercy hospital in Iowa City. A Cosgrove high school graduate she taught in Johnson county schools. Survived by husband two daughters two brothers a sister and three granddaughters. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. at St Marys church with Rosary Friday at 8 p.m. at Donohue funeral home.
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Iowa City
Ray Yenter
Mercy Hospital
Cosgrove High School
Johnson County
Yenter
Oxford
Des Moines
Richard McCreedy
Gwen Venter
Davenport
William
Edward Flannery
Nell Flannery
St. Mary’s Church
Donohue
Rites Saturday for Horace W. Stuck 73
Horace W. Stuck 73 of Iowa City died Thursday at University hospitals. Retired in 1964 as manager of Lagomarcino Wholesale Co. and formerly with John Nash Wholesale Co. Past Rotary president and member of Elks and Masons. Survived by wife Irma daughter Doris and sister Edythe Meyer. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. Beckman-Butherus funeral home.
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Iowa City
Horace W. Stuck
University Hospitals
Lagomarcino Wholesale Co
John Nash Wholesale Co
Rotary Club
the Elks and the Masons
Irma
Doris
Edythe Meyer
Houston
Texas
Beckman-Butherus Funeral Home
Anamosa Man Bound Over on Disorderly Conduct and B and E
Michael Oaken a 19 year old of Anamosa was bound over to district court on charges of disturbing the peace and breaking and entering. He appeared in Justice August Pearson's court Friday morning.
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Anamosa
Michael Oaken
District Court
Justice of the Peace
Pearson
Tobin Given 30 Year Term for Murder Attempt in Cedar Rapids
Linn district Judge Warren Rees imposing a 30 year sentence on Quincy Tobin 19 of Cedar Rapids convicted of assault with intent to murder patrolman James Sliger during a June 18 break in at Shaheen's tavern. Tobin also received a five year concurrent sentence for attempted breaking and entering. Both terms to be served at Ft Madison penitentiary.
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Linn
Warren Rees
Quincy Tobin
Cedar Rapids
Tobin
James Sliger
Sliger
Shaheen
Fifth Avenue
Denton Schultz
Rees
Ft. Madison
Jeffrey L Shearer Pleads Innocent To Concealed Weapon Charge
Jeffrey L. Shearer, 19, of Minneapolis, pleads innocent in Linn district court to a concealed weapon charge. Police detained him near a relative's northeast Minneapolis home after a disturbance report from sheriff's deputies at Center Point. He was found with a .22 caliber automatic pistol.
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Jeffrey L. Shearer
Minneapolis
Linn
Shearer
Northeast Side
Center Point
Jury Panel Directed to Report on March 10
The Linn district court petit jury panel for March and April need not report next Monday. Jurors must report on March 10 on the third floor of the courthouse unless notified otherwise by Clerk Kenneth Perry.
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Linn District Court
Petit Jury
Kenneth Perry
Nixon Intervenes After Clash Halts Rome Motorcade
In Rome Nixon halted by police clashes with anti American demonstrators. He emerged to restrain rough treatment and the convoy moved on to Ciampino airport where he departed 18 minutes late. Demonstrators attacked U S targets in a second day of violence as riots spread.
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Rome
Upi
Nixon
Paris
Corso
Ciampino
American Express
Palazzo Chigi
Mariano Rumor
Baker Manufacturing Co. v. Wilford Denison Promissory Note Suit
A civil action between Baker Manufacturing Co and Wilford Denison over a promissory note for 2278 dollars and 29 cents. The case concerns owed funds on a loan agreement. The document lists the suit and amount sought in damages.
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Baker Manufacturing Co
Wilford Denison
Today's Columnists and Editorial Page Lineup
The page lists syndicated columnists and editorial writers by segment and page number, including William White Evans Novak Tom Wicker Angelman Jacobus Suzy Knickerbocker Leonard Lyons Florabel Muir Rick DuBrow Buchwald Gus Schrader Don Walton. It outlines who writes where across sections and features a mix of political, entertainment, TV, and sports contributors.
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William White
Evans Novak
Tom Wicker
Angelman
Jacobus
Bridge
Suzy Knickerbocker
Leonard Lyons
Florabel Muir
Rick DuBrow
Buchwald
Betty Meek Held Over Contributing Charge in Nebraska Motel Incident
Betty Meek of 5721 Briarwood street SW was ordered to move or plead by March 6 at 9 30 a m on a contributing to the delinquency of a minor charge. She was arrested Feb 20 over an Aug 16 1968 motel incident involving a 15 year old Marion boy in Nebraska and is free on her own recognizance.
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Betty Meek
Briarwood ‘Street
Marion
Nebraska
Store fined for revolver sale under Iowa law
A store was fined $50 and costs by Municipal Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. for selling a revolver to Larry Arnold on Sept 10 and failing to report the sale within 24 hours as required by Iowa law, which mandates reporting to the county recorder.
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Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Larry Arnold
Iowa
U.S. and Czechoslovakia Expand Commercial Flights
The United States and Czechoslovakia agreed to broaden air travel, allowing more U.S. carrier flights to Prague and opening CSA routes to the United States. Pan American already flew Prague to New York under a temporary permit, now superseded by the treaty.
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Prague
UPI
U.S
Czechoslovakia
CSA
Pan American World Airways
New York
D. L. Shoop Denies Assault and Battery
Denver L. Shoop of 1685 Eleventh Street Marion pleaded innocent to assault and battery. Municipal Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr set a March 8 trial at 2 p.m. Shoop, accused of assaulting Donald Waddell of Springville on February 9 at Waddell's home, is free on a $110 bond.
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Denver L
Store Fined for Not Reporting Gun Sale
The Robinson store pled guilty on Thursday to failure to make a report of sale of a firearm. The case involves the store at 2020 Sixteenth Avenue SW and highlights firearm transaction reporting violations.
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Robinson Store
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Apollo 9 Astronauts Improve. Launch Delayed
The three Apollo 9 astronauts, plagued by sore throats, jog and exercise at Cape Kennedy then train in simulators. Doctors report they are all doing better as the Friday launch is postponed to Monday due to their illnesses.
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Cape Kennedy
Charles Berry
The Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid in Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with monthly and yearly prices for various editions.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ceder Rapids
U.S. Territories
Fire burn deaths rise in New York since 1966
An official said 26 people have died in New York City since 1966 from burns caused by highly inflammable clothing and household furnishings materials catching fire.
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New York
Wanted Ad Offers Quick Help Dial 369 1234
A compact notice invites readers to place or respond to a wanted ad by calling the number 369 1234. The brief item promotes using classified ads to locate specific goods or services.
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By Jerry Elsen
Highway Commission
Bureau of Roads
Ames
Robert M. L. Johnson
Don B. Salyer
Paul Heineman
Heineman
C.R
Roosevelt Hotel
Ralph S. Pire
Marquette
Iowa Association of Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors
Courthouse News
By Roland Krekeler
Thomas Horan
Atty
Robert Matias
University of Rome
Naples
Milan
Bologna
Padua
Viva Nixon
Italy
Gus Schrader
Don Walton
D. L. Shoop
Astronauts
The
Associated Press
San Francisco
Powell Street
Golden Gate Bridge
Old.grow Distillery CO
Frankfort
FIETH
Haem Woo
Dobson’s Fine Meats
Rich Mar Lane
F.H.A
Gene Todd
Jack Haldeman
Lute
Bob Grill
Bob Leedom
Waily Gall
Bernie Fried
Frank Sill
Tommy Tucker
Knepper
Don Fahren
Alicia Jackson
Smucker Realty Company
Realtors
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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