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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1979
Page
4
Betty Reeder, a 60 year veteran of astrology and psychism, offers readings using planetary charts. About 1000 clients, ages 20 to 50, seek guidance on love, business, and personal problems. Reeder emphasizes free will, nonjudgment, and using astrology as a help not a crutch.
A youthful prank by a group of juveniles ended in five arrests Saturday night. Police reported the youths piled snow in the street at 24th Street and McGowan Boulevard around 9 50 p m creating a barricade across the roadway. Three teens were charged as 14 year olds.
Marion Park Board will meet at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Marion Community Center and the Planning Zoning Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Marion City Hall. Police report notes six incidents in the last week including two juvenile shoplifting suspects and multiple traffic citations.
The National Weather Service extends its weather radio network to Cedar Rapids and other Iowa cities with taped, 24 7 weather reports on a special frequency. Receivers cost 12 75 dollars, with some models offering warning alarms. The service aims to update hourly to four times daily and will include winter road conditions and river reports.
Marion Fire Department records show December produced no property fire losses, the first zero loss month since June 1973. Fire Chief Jim Ford notes four December calls including a smoke from an oven fire, and cites 371 annual calls with 138 fires and 233 medical assists. Homemakers club meeting follows at Doris Hoth residence with AFS student program.
Gerald T. Sullivan elected president of the Catholic Layman's Club of Cedar Rapids for 1979. Dr. John A. Ritchie named vice president and Herman Stecklein secretary treasurer. The group meets Fridays at Bishop Cafeteria downtown to pray for vocations.
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