Draft weighs into question as conscionable objector faces limits
Crump, 28, of Des Moines, who refused induction as a conscientious objector, was charged with failure to submit to induction after initially weighing overweight. Charges were dropped after a reexamination found weight disqualifying, with officials noting continued monitoring until age 26. A separate break-in at 817 Eighth Street NW reported losses totaling over $1,100.
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Tom Crump
Crump
Avenue
Der
Fort Des Moines
U.S
Beney
Denielson
Selective Service
Danielson
Tacon Scientious
Draft continued from Page 1 with county case notes
Bowles said Linn county reported a dozen cases, the first he’d heard of in the state. Draft calls would exceed 1970 levels before many in the coven are drafted, with numbers above 19 presumed. Those who drop deferments before the deadline enter a second Priority group for 1971, unless all 1971 numbers are used.
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Bowles
Linn County
It Is Time to Sew and Save
A concise notice promoting sewing projects and supplies with an emphasis on completing a full stack of sewing nods to appeal to hobbyists.
Ray Names Iowa Drug Unit Chief
Governor Ray named Wilbert Penberthy a veteran federal agent to lead Iowa's narcotics division. He plans a tough crackdown with focus on treatment, warns youth drug use threatens future, and will work with the highway patrol and BCI. He favors undercover work and opposes under-18 agents without parental consent.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Ray
Naval Narcotic and Drug Enforcement Division
Wilbert Penhiurthy
U.S. Treasury Department
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Seattle
Penberthy
Public Safety
Jack Fulton
Fulton
Board of
Pharmacy Examiners
Peaberthy
Tiowal Highway Patrol
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Towa
Treasury
Liquor Audit Highlights Store Sales Across Iowa Network
A State audit outlines liquor commission stores with varying sales efficiency. It notes 159 shops, including Eldon with $32,402 annual sales and many under $100,000, while Cedar Rapids and Iowa City stores show higher figures. The report could influence legislative plans to reorganize or close smaller outlets.
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The
Liquor Commission
Amatller
Eldon
Cascade
Eskader
Sigourney
Pastville
Elgin
Ossion
What Cheer
McGregor
Two Men Charged With Drunk Driving in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police arrested Gene F Fries 46 of 335 Eight Street SE and James D Harriman 37 of 619 34th Street Marion on drunk driving charges. Fries rear-ended a truck on Sixth Street SW and posted bond after being charged also with no license. Harriman was seen driving erratically near First Avenue and Catlins and held on charges including drunk driving. No injuries reported.
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Cedar Rapids
Gene F. Fries
Epnth Street
Sixth Street
Paul G. Knapp
Shell Rock
iFries
James D. Harriman
Thirty-fourth Street
Marion
iFirst Avenue
Catlins
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Fred Withers
Harriman
Blackhawk
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Michael DeBakey
Houston
DeBakey
Houlahan
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Army Reception Center
Army
Billie
Robert Houlahan
Eighth Street
Houlahat
John Coleman
Coleman
Mazel
Enrly
Acrg-Tv
Yang
Btw
Majlen
S & Ladies
Sondrol's Variety & Hardware
Avenua
Reo
Ray
Iowa
Penherthy
Third Ave
Smulekoff
Selene
S.E
Nest ‘le Siegel's Jewelry
Inssitor
Iowa City
Dyersville
Independence
Decorah
Monticello
Mechanicsville
Tipton
Vinton
Anamusa
Marenga
West Liberty
Toledo
Belle Plaine
Oelwein
West Union
Waukon
Manchester
Strawberry Point
Calmar
Tracr
Williamsburg
Oxford Junction
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2Nd Ave
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