Court Leaves Untouched Boston High School Plan
The Supreme Court declined to review a lower court ruling placing South Boston High under receivership for desegregation. U.S. District Judge Garrity had previously removed the school from the city’s school committee and ordered leadership changes and renovations to boost attendance. The decision maintains the receivership with the city’s superintendent as receiver.
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South Boston High
Supreme Court
Garrity
Harris Faces Senate Hearing for HUD Secretary Post
Patricia Roberts Harris testified before the Banking Housing and Urban Affairs Committee expressing resolve to advocate an aggressive housing policy and aid the poor and cities. Senator Proxmire challenged her experience, while Sen Tower praised her background. In a separate session Juanita Kreps appeared for Commerce Secretary, stating she would divest a $100,000 portfolio to avoid conflicts.
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Carter
Capitol Hill
Patricia Roberts Harris
Jimmy Carter
John Tower
Texas
Harris
Tower
Juanita Kreps
Senate Commerce Committee
Police probe holdup. teen arrested on receiving stolen property
Police investigated a Union 76 gas station robbery on First avenue SE. A 17 year old was arrested at 10 09 p m in the 1500 block Washington avenue SE for receiving stolen property after officers stopped a car with two other youths and seized a damaged radio. The driver faces charges and was detained at the Linn county juvenile detention center.
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Washington Avenue SE
Union 76
First Avenue SE
Linn County Juvenile Detention Center
Deputies Investigating Linn County Break-ins and Thefts
Deputies investigated burglaries in Linn County with multiple residences entered. Items stolen include a jointer, stereo equipment, records, tapes, a TV, radios and a clock valued at 105 dollars, and a .410 shotgun stolen from an unlocked home. No further details on some losses.
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Crandall Drive
Linn Sheriff's Department
Marion
Kevin Kinney
Route One
Robert Halverson
Toddville
Frank A. Rohlena
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Thomas
Bertram Road
Two Linn Men Face Drunk Driving Counts
Linn deputies and Mt. Vernon police arrested two persons and charged them with drunk driving Sunday. Raymond J. Brown 25 rural Palo was arrested after allegedly driving erratically in Mt. Vernon. Cecil J. Austin 22 Central City was arrested after allegedly going through a stop sign.
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Mt. Vernon
Raymond J. Brown
Palo
Cecil J. Austin
Central City
Cedar Rapids Toddlers Left Alone Amid Neglect Report
Cedar Rapids police investigated a case of child neglect after neighbors heard two crying toddlers, ages two and one, alone in an apartment. The mother locked the door and left for a tavern. authorities used a screwdriver to enter. The children were found hungry and partly clothed. social services were notified and plan to assist.
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Department of Social Services
Palo Man 20 Faces Vehicle Damage Charge
Tracy Langguth of Palo, 20, was arrested Saturday on a charge of injurying or tampering with a motor vehicle after allegedly kicking a car on January 1 at Sixteenth Avenue and Williams Boulevard SW. The car belonged to Steve Fisher. Langguth signed a promise to appear in court and was released.
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Palo
Langguth
Sixteenth Avenue
Williams Boulevard
Steve Fisher
Dairydale Court
Linn County
Langeguth
Marion Man Faces Linn Forgery Charge
Brian Lee Tritle twenty of 809 Central Avenue Marion was arrested Saturday on a forgery charge for cashing a 113 check stolen from Linman Construction Co at Cedar Hills Me Too store on August 28 He was released Monday on five thousand dollar bond.
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Linman Construction Co
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Second Street
Brian Lee Tritle
Central Avenue
Cedar Hills
Jacelyn Drive
Tritle
William A Beasley Dies in Fulton Missouri Address
William A Beasley 77 of Central City died Saturday in Fulton Missouri He was born February 21 1899 in Central City He married Jessie Mae Parker in 1916 in Viola He worked about 20 years for John Deere in Waterloo and farmed in Bachelor Missouri He survived by five daughters Geraldine Marquand Waterloo Margaret Spettel Cedar Rapids Bernadine Johnson Olathe Betty Mattox Mexico Mo Deanna Moore Marion five sons William E Auxvasse Bud Williamsburg Robert Mexico Roland Seattle Russell Ethel Mo and a brother Raymond Central City Graveside services Wednesday at 1 pm at Oak Hill cemetery Central City
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Central City
William A. Beasley
Fulton
Jessie Mae Parker
Viola
John Deere
Waterloo
Bachelor, Mo
Geraldine Marquand
Margaret Spettel
Cedar Rapids
Bernadine Johnson
Olathe
Kan
Betty Mattox
Mexico
Deanna Moore
Marion
King Kong and Pink Panther Strikes Again At Local Theaters
On this Monday listings show King Kong at OVA with 2:30 showtimes and The Pink Panther Strikes Again at Plaza with 7:30 and 9:30. Other venues feature Shaggy DA at WORLD and Marathon Man at TIMES, plus stage bills and early morning stars at Eastown and Marion. President Truman submitted a $37.5 billion basic requirements budget for the 1948 fiscal year to Congress.
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Truman
Congress
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