Health Cost Rise Can Be Stopped
Dr. Donovan Ward of Dubuque told a Cedar Rapids seminar that rising health costs can be bridled only with broad cooperation among individuals doctors hospitals and insurers. He warned of a 15 percent yearly hospital-cost rise without major action and urged better hospital planning and honesty in insurance claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Administrative Management Society
Donovan Ward
Dubuque
Ward
American Medical Assn
U.S
AMA
Doctor Ward
George Wells
Health Insurance Council
George B. Caldwell
Thellinois Hospital Assn
Legislators Meet Over Johnson Gubernatorial Candidacy
West Branch group of Republican lawmakers meets with Donald Johnson to discuss a possible run for governor. Johnson plans a news conference Wednesday to announce his decision. Attending lunch were A L Mensing Keps Roy Miller James Patton Dale Tieden Art Kitner Clifton Langborn Roger Shaff along with other state senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Donald Johnson
Johnson
Keps
A. L. Mensing
Two Accidents Leave Cedar Rapids Pair Injured
Two pedestrians and drivers sustain minor injuries in separate Monday crashes in Cedar Rapids. Tia L. Hayes, 47, hurt when rear ended on Sixth Street Road at Twenty eighth Avenue SW. Beloit man William 8. Knapton charged with failure to control. Joseph L. Glandon, 1328 Twenty second Avenue SW, charged with driving to left of center after crashing into a telephone pole on Fourteenth Street SW near Wilson Avenue. treated and released from St Luke’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia L. Hayes
Woodland Drive
Mercy Hospital
Beloit
Wis
William 8. Knapton
Sixth Street
Twenty Eighth Avenue
Knapton
Hayes
Joseph L. Glandon
Twenty-second Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Glandon
St.Luke’s Hospital
Wilson Avenue
Youths Arrested For Shoplifting In Cedar Rapids
Two 14 year old Cedar Rapids boys were arrested Monday at McLellan's department store for shoplifting. They allegedly took a paint brush and a can of spray paint and tried to leave without paying. They will be processed by youth bureau and turned over to probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
McLellan’s Department Store
Second Street SE
Youth Bureau
Probation Department
Innocent Plea Entered in Des Moines Wife Murder Case
Des Moines tavern operator Robert Schallerman, 53, pleaded innocent to the charge of murdering his wife Beulah, 52, on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert Schallerman
Beulah
Nine Downtown Cedar Rapids Burglaries Hit Nine Stores and Offices
Burglars broke into nine downtown Cedar Rapids sites from Monday night to Tuesday dawn. Targets included the Smulekoff building housing Landis Loan Dr. Craven Thrift Loan and Christian Science Reading Room. Thrift and Craven offices entered by rear doors. $21 missing from the Reading Room desk and $35 from a pop machine at Adcraft. Several stores had cash drawers opened. authorities found little to no cash missing overall. King County detectives noted broken windows and pried desks but minimal items taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Smulekoff
Landis Loan Corp
First Avenue SE
J. D. Craven
Thrift Loan Co
Christian Science Reading Room
Adcraft Advertising and Letter Service
First Street SE
Sam
Theft From Truck In Rapid City Worth $字体
Oliver A. Koons of Rapid City reports items valued at 650 dollars stolen from his truck Monday night. Authorities say entry was gained by prying the back open in a parking area off the 400 block of A Avenue NE, with losses including three one hundred dollar bills a Polaroid camera a suitcase and a blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver A. Koons
Rapid City
Koons
NE l
Today’s Columnists Overview of Editorial Voices
The column section highlights James Reston Evans and Novak Pearson Anderson and more. Entertainment features include Rick Du Brow Leonard Lyons Florabel Muir Suzy Knickerbocker and Dear Abby. Sports and humor pages list Lana Walton Art Buchwald and the Picture Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reston
Evans
Novak
Pearson-Anderson
Rick du Brow
Leonard Lyons
Florabel Muir
Cedar Rapids Chief Matias Named National Police Officer of the Month
Cedar Rapids Chief George J. Matias, 44, honored by Master Detective Magazine as national police officer of the month for notable investigative work. Mayor Frank Bush and Safety Commissioner John Oberthien praise his leadership. Matias has led the department since 1962 and lives with his wife Kathleen at 3616 Fourteenth Avenue SE with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
George J. Matias
Master Detective
Matias
Frank Bush
John Oberthien
Master Detective Magazine
Kathleen
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Thursday Optimists talk on data processing at Elks Club
City briefs note Thursday noon talk by Optimists member John Hoover on data processing at the Elks club. Also ads list dry cleaning specials, a UAW retirees potluck at Ellis branch YMCA, a theft report of a $68 TV, remodeling open for Burger King, ISU dean’s list mention, and local ads for story hour and florists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoover
Elks Club
UAW
UAW Linn County
Ellis Branch
Bus and stock truck collision injures eleven in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids RTA bus carrying Kennedy High School students and a livestock truck collided at Center Point road and Fortysecond street NE at 3 15 pm injuring eleven passengers including the driver. The truck driven by Roger L Arp of Quasqueton headed south ran a red light and struck the bus. Five dogs on the truck were killed. Arp faces disobeying a traffic signal. Nine others sustained injuries with three admitted to St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy High School
RTA
Center Point Road
Forty- Second Street
Roger L. Arp
Forty-second Street
Arp
Charles N. Demar
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hearing Asked on Embezzlement Charge In Municipal Court
Virgil J. Dugan of 1604 Fourteenth Avenue SE demanded a preliminary hearing on a embezzlement charge by Kailee. The hearing was set for January 30 in municipal court. Dugan allegedly converted a 19 inch television from Buresh Rental Co for his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil J. Dugan
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Kailee
Dugan
Buresh Rental Co
Coggon Woman Charged With False Uttering Of Check
Mary M. McIntosh, 45, of rural Coggon, was arrested on a warrant for false uttering of a check. She allegedly uttered a $13.31 check at Daniels Park Grocery on Oct. 9. Bond set at $110, she posted it and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. McIntosh
Coggon
Daniels Park
Oakland Road
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Robert Loder
Williams RD
Wynnewood, Penna
Hon
Bill Daffy
Cohen
Health, Education and Welfare
DR. Ward
Third Ave
St. Cedar Rapids
C.R
Landis Loan
Dr. Cravell
Sanfords
Third Avenue SE
Employes
Allen’s
Arnold’s Fashion Center
Second Avenue SE
Century Engineering Co
Fifth Avenue SE
Adcraft
Radio
Second Ave
Isten
Taege
Second Avenue
DIAL
Suzy Knickerbocker
Abby Dr. Mother
Sports Gas Schrader Lana
Walton
Epeette Ee
Buchwald
Albert
7Th St. SE
Adv
Sandra Coleman
Fifth Avenue SW
Burger King
1St Ave. SE
Bettye Hodgson
Ray L. Hodgson
Soutter Avenue
ISU
the Gazette
Berger Furrier
Marion
Jerome
Kenwood
Hladky’s Grocery
4Th Ave
Evan's
Pierson’s Florists
Gary Craven
Marion Road
Gayle Overly
Navajo Drive
Ruby Smith
Carlisle Street
Andy Conklin
Thirty-fifth Street
Kathy Hasek
Regal Avenue
Andy Binning
Thirty-fourth Street
Jackie Cuhel
Thirty Third Street
Carol Thorpe
Lynn Pittman
Dianna van Antwerp
Fortieth Street
Demar
Guaranty
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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