Appeals Court Affirms Ruling On Hair Length
The Eighth Circuit affirmed district court ruling that public high school students have a constitutional right to wear hair as they choose, upholding a Decorah Community case after suspensions in 1970. The majority backed freeing students from school hair code enforcement while one judge dissented, arguing no constitutional right was implicated and supporting school decorum.
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Appeals
Eighth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Shige Edward J. McManus
St. Louis
Dudge’ McManus
Decorah
Peter Torvik
Torvik
Weir
Jules McManus
Appeals Court
Aulae Ray Stephenson
McManus
Stephenson
Duca Lioni
Sid
Grant First To Announce for County Election
Linn County Sheriff Walter J Grant announced Thursday his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in the June 6 primary. He is the first to announce for any county office and has served as sheriff since 1965. A retired naval officer and World War I veteran, he plans to improve law enforcement image and pursue criminals relentlessly in Linn County. He is a Springville resident, longtime public servant, and member of multiple civic groups. He and his wife have a daughter and two sons.
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Linn County
Walter J .Grant
Grant
Springvile
Pidool and
Pinkerton Security Service
Linn
Enunly
Hivy
Me Saw Servier
Spring'sville Methodist Church
Jay Jeader
American Legion
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Tayal Jorch Masons
Cedar Rapids’ Chamber At Commerce
Loy
Order of Moose and the Navy
Langue
Citizens Committee For Alcoholism and
Wie
Value of Stock Gift to Iowa U Rises 700000
Roy Carver of Muscutin presented a block of Bandag stock valued at 2.5 million to the University of Iowa. The stock’s value rose by about 700000, with the foundation restricted from disposal for six months. The Carvers also donated 1 million in cash from selling 24,000 Bandag shares.
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Jowa Cley
Roy Carver
Muscutin
Bindag, Inc
University of Iowa
Dareel Wyrick
University of Town Foundation
Weednesday
Securities and eXchange Commission
Carvers
University
Cheryl Titlbach Denies Larceny Charge in Court
Cheryl Tilhnen, 22, of 126 Third Avenue SE, pleaded innocent in municipal court to a charge of larceny. She is accused of taking a purse and credit cards belonging to Mary Law Kuverit of Dee. The case is set for February 2.
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Cheryl Tilhnen
Third Avenue SE
Innocent Thoraday
Mary Law Kuverit Oy Dee
Fee Increases Stated Feb 1 At Central Y
The Central YMCA announces membership fee increases effective February 1. New rates include Health club at 160 dollars, Senior men 75, college 90, young men 45, women 45, youth 40, with family options add 50 to Health club or Senior men plans. Current members can renew under old rules until February 21, after which new rates apply. The changes aim for self sustentaining operation as new facilities open next month including a pool gym and handball courts.
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Ceneral Ymca
James Springer
The
YMCA
Dulldington
Innocent Plea Entered in Drunk Driving Case
Buddy L. Price, 48, of 940 Twentieth Avenue SW, pleaded guilty in municipal court to a drunken driving charge. His case awaits the next jury assignment. Price was arrested December 29 by Cedar Rapids police after an accident at Eighth Avenue and Third Street SB.
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Buddy L. Price
Twentieth Avenue
Cellar Rapids
Jackie Gibson
Gibson
Richard Weaver
Imaneater
Nue NE
George E. Rooa
Railroad Tesin
Rive
Treasury
EL Kahir
Diane Shelton
Leonard V. Seleni
R. Dean Welch
Social Worker Aletha McNeal Dies at 64 in Grinnell
Aletha C. McNeal 64 of Grinnell died at Grinnell hospital after a long illness. A Montezuma native, she directed Poweshiek county social services from 1934 and resigned last December. She served on the Governor's Council for Children and Youth and the state welfare commission. Survivors include brother James H. McNeal of Scottsdale and sister Mrs. Toril Clark of Grinnell. Funeral services will be held Saturday.
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Grinnell (Ap
Aletha C. McNeal
Grinnell
Grinnell Hospital
Montezuma
Eoweshick County
Department of Social Services
Miss McNeal
Governor's Council For Children and Youth
State Commission On Welfare
James H. McNeal
Scottsdale
Ariz
Tori] Clark
Ray to Name Justice Friday for Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines reports Gov. Ray will announce a new Iowa Supreme Court justice Friday morning. The move enables the court to hear oral arguments on the 1971 reapportionment plan next week. Final candidates are district judges Richard Cooper, David Harris, and Charles Petit, all considered after screening ten nominees.
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Des Moines
UPL
Gav Robert
Ray
Iowa Supreme Gourt
High Court
State Judicial Nominating Commission
District Court
Richard Cooper
Storm Lake
David Harris
Jefferson
Charles Petiit
Blaomfield
Spain
Mt Vernon Services For Stanley J Melsh
Mt Vernon mourns Stanley J Melsh 68 a former Cedar Rapids resident died suddenly Wednesday He was born in Cedar Rapids June 19 1940 and was a 48 year North Western railroad employee retiring as yard foreman He married Vivta C Floyd January 1 1990 in Cedar Rapids plus unrelated court notes and indigent details intermix in the text
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MT. Vernon
Stanley J. Melsh
Cedar Rapids
Cedi Rapids
North Western Railroad
Vivta C. Floyd
Man Admits Services Saturday at Baxter Chapel
A funeral service is set for Saturday at 3 p.m. at Baxter Chapel for a man who admitted to services. Friends may visit Friday after 4 p.m. at the chapel. Contributions may be made to Shrine Hospitals or Children’s hospitals in his memory.
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Cksonville
Sha
Man
Jin Baxter
Iow a Citlaw Gets Six Month Sentence
Harry Lee Ruber was sentenced in district court to six months in Johnson county jail for possession of a stimulant drug stemming from a November six incident in his apartment arch that revealed the drug. He was moved from jail to University Hospital Wednesday night with an undiagnosed ailment.
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Harry Lee Ruber
Johnson County
University Hospitals
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