Two Named to Vacancies on City Agencies
The city council filled two vacancies and reap pointed nine persons to city boards and commissions. Tyrone Hunt joined the recreation commission replacing William H. Hammill who received a recognition resolution. Reappointments include William Quinby to the recreation commission Frank Kluesner to the band commission Robert Brooks to the planning commission and Mary Rinard to the urban renewal board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone Hunt
Recreation Commission
William H. Hammill
William Quinby
Frank Kluesner
Band
Robert Brooks
Planning Commission
Mary Rinard
Urban Renewal Board
Robert Moorman
Lou Shepard
A.J. Malmer
Charles Jungman
Selby Ballantyne
Regional Planning Commission
Carrol Luckey
David Hintgen
Energy policy amid fuel shortage shapes rationing rules
Energy officials outline a rationing framework based on transit access with rural areas favored and urban areas with good mass transit receiving lower coupons. Officials warn of sustained energy limits, urge thermostat reductions, and note the Arab oil embargo highlights ongoing dependence on foreign supplies. The AAA reports limited Sunday hours and purchases, while the Clean Air Coalition opposes high sulphur coal in the energy bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Energy Office
Federal
William Springer
Miami
William Simon
American Automobile Assn
AAA
Ford
National Clean Air Coalition
Congress
America
Weather and notices from Coralville area Daily Record
Highs range from the 30s to low 40s with overnight lows in the teens to 20s and no precipitation. Births at St. Luke's include two sons and a daughter. marriages, a car fire on Waconia Ave. Coralville Lake pool level listed. several city names and temperatures across the region included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
S. Angeles
Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Honolulu
Seattle
Houston
Washington
Bankrupt Petitions and Local Court Notices In Iowa
Clarence Larry Staton and Patricia Ann Staton file petitions for bankruptcy listing debts of 10 990 and assets 650 with 250 exempt. The rest of the document records numerous traffic and vehicle fines across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns plus service notices for multiple funerals and religious services. It notes legislative actions including five bills received by a chamber and amendments to senate rules on lobbyists. The session adjourned to Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Larry Staton
Larry Staton
Fourth Street
Patricia Ann Staton
Thirtieth Street
Senate
Paulson Low Bid for Cherry Hill Pool at $481,976
O F Paulson was the apparent low bidder Wednesday for a Cherry Hill park swimming pool project. Bids ranged from $481,976 to $537,740 with Paddock Pools of Oklahoma City at $492,000. The city had set aside $400,000 from federal revenue sharing. Parks Commissioner Stan Jeins praised the bidding amid shortages and price increases. The bids go to the recreation commission and architect Leo Peiffer for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.F. Paulson
Cherry Hill Park
Icb
Kinderknecht Associates
Zodac Construction Co
Paddock Pools
Oklahoma City
Stan Jeins
Recreation Commission
Leo Peiffer
Nixon Faces New Evidence On Tape Erasures
Expert analysis disputes a single continuous erasure and says hand operation must have created each tape segment. Lawmakers from both parties say findings weaken Nixon and raise impeachment pressure. Other officials say the burden shifts to the White House to account for the erasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Illinois
House Republican Conference
White House
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Thomas Railsback
Rill
House Judiciary Committee
Railsback
William Saxbe
Two More Seek Gurney's Seat In Florida Senate Race
Two additional Democrats announce bids to unseat Republican Edward Gurney in Florida. Rep. Bill Gunter of Orlando and Richard Stone, Florida secretary of state since 1970, enter a contest built on government confidence and national moral and economic concerns. Previously announced candidates include Richard Pettigrew and Burton Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Senate
Edward Gurney
Bill Gunter
Orlando
Richard Stone
Florida
Gunter
Stone
Richard Pettigrew
Burton Young
Florida Bar Assa
Petition Seeks Involuntary Bankruptcy for C R Company
Three creditors filed in Cedar Rapids federal court asking that Scott L Voeltz Inc be declared bankrupt. The petition cites transfers to Voeltz and Ben Blackstock on Nov 1 1973 and alleges concealment of assets to hinder creditors. Creditors report claims totaling 4668.60 with individual claims of 4259 36 132.67 and 487 87 for Superba Cravats Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott L. Voeltz, Inc
Twin Pinedrive
Cedar Rapids
Euro Shirt Co
Louisville
Adcraft Advertising and Lettering Service
Ogden and
Ums Lumber Co., Inc
Voeltz Company
Enro
Adcraft
Superba Cravats, Inc
Voeltz Corporation
Scott L. Voeltz
Ben Blackstock
Blackstock and Voeltz
Scott Voeltz
ISPIRG Appeals DAEC Ruling In Iow a Energy Plant Case
ISPIRG files appeal in Linn county district court after Iowa Utilities Board refusal to hold hearings on the Duane Arnold Energy Center at Palo. The appeal seeks to require IGC to regulate the nuclear plant amid safety, waste disposal, and low level radiation concerns. Plaintiffs Gary Goldstein and Frank Leone of ISPIRG are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Commerce Commission
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Palo
Linn County
Iowa
Public Interest Research Group
IGC
Skip Laitner
Ispirg
DAEC
AEC
Laitner
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Central Iowa Power Cooperative
Corn Belt Power Cooperative
Gary Goldstein
Frank Leone
Kopel Pledges Audit for Linn County Court Books
Linn Auditor Merle Kopel said he will straighten the magistrate division bookkeeping after a deputy clerk requested refunds of overpayments totaling 3,148.61. Kopel cited inadequate systems and a problematic transition from the city last July 1, noting poor setup by an office supply vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Merle Kopel
Magistrate
Linn County Clerk of Court
Kopel
Traffic Report Broadcasts Considered in Cedar Rapids
City officials and police helicopter pilots discussed broadcasting traffic reports on car radios during peak hours. If approved, reports on accidents, detours, and routes would air via civil defense frequency and be relayed to radio stations starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Civil Defense
Prostitution Stock Promoters Barred From Sales
New York officials temporarily barred two German promoters Hans Wolfe Pieper and Monica Klippel from selling stock after Manhattan Justice Sidney Fine issued a restraining order. The shares in Martinic A.G. and Goblus-Anage-Vermittlungsgesellschaft of Osnabruck and Hamburg were unregistered with the state and failed to meet legal requirements.
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New York
New York State
Manhattan
Sidney Fine
Stephen Miron
Martinic A. G
Goblus-Anage-Vermiitlungsgesellschaft
Osnaburck
Hamburg
West Germany
Hans Wolfe Pieper
Monica Klippel
Miron
Denmark extends Sunday car ban to foreigners
Copenhagen reports Denmark will extend Sunday pleasure driving ban to non residents to curb cross border fuel buying by West Germans and Swedes. The measure aims to prevent fuel shortages and maintain supply for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
City lowers paint bid costs in second round
A rebid for paving marking paint saved the city over 1600 dollars. Vogel Paint and Wax Co. offered 3.60 per gallon white and 4.24 per gallon yellow for 2 640 and 3 685 gallons totaling 25165 25 in December. Morris Paint Co. bid 3.25 white and 4.05 yellow for 23504 25 in the February resubmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogel Paint and Wax Co
Orange City
Morris Paint Co
Omaha
Morris
Vogel
Broddugan Paint Co
St. Louis
Premier Sales Corp
Prospect Heights
Ill
William Armstrong Smith Co
Iowa Paint and Manufacturing Co
Des Moines
Sheriff to Seek Federal State Funds for New Communications System
Sheriff Walter Grant said he will ask Linn County Board of Supervisors to fund a new department communications network. A department study places the high cost at 174,250 dollars with 156,124 dollars to come from federal funds and 8,713 dollars from state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grant
Linn Board of Supervisors
Joseph F Technik 65 Cedar Rapids painting contractor dies
Joseph F Technik of 844 Oakland Road NE Cedar Rapids dies at home after long illness. Born April 19 1908 he married Ann Stejskal June 2 1931. Survived by wife son Robert daughter Mrs Robert Matthiessen mother Emma Technik sister Mrs A E Silvers. Services Friday 10:30 a.m. Teahen chapel with Crescent Masonic lodge burial at Czech National Cemetery. call Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Master Masons to meet 9:45 a.m. Friday at Masonic temple.
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Edwin B. Olson
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
South Amana
Olson
Rock Island, Ul
Baursley Laverenz
Ronald B
Clarence Medley
Myrene Wilson
Harry Mullin
Russell Olson
Wheelan Funeral Home
Rock Island
Memorial Park Cemetery
Joseph F. Technik
Oakland Road
Ann Stejskal
el Kahir Temple
Crescent Masonic Lodge
Wally
Emma Technik
A. E. Silvers
Chicago
Teahen Chapel
Arnold Herbst
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Czech National Cemetery
Teahen’s
Masonic Temple
Hart II Tobias Van Horn Hart II Dies in New Orleans
Tobias Van Horn Hart II 62 longtime Cedar Rapids native died Thursday in New Orleans after a lingering illness. Born 1911 in Knoxville he married Frances Wilson in Cedar Rapids in 1939. He worked at Penick and Ford Cedar Rapids 1935–42 later becoming New Orleans plant manager after a 1946 transfer. He served as a navy lieutenant commander in World War II and belonged to Mizpah lodge Masons. Survivors include wife Frances and two sons Tobias II and Allen V., both of New Orleans. Services held Saturday in New Orleans. Memorials may go to the heart fund.
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Tobias van Horn Hart II
Cedar Rapids
New Orleans
Knoxville
Frances Wilson
Penick and
Ford
Mizpah Lodge of the Masons
Hart
Penick and Ford
Frances
Tobias II
Allen V
Heart Fund
Memorial Services for Helms and McCabe Set
Memorial services for Herman Cecil Helms at Turner East Chapel at 3 p.m. Thursday with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Preston A McCabe to be honored at Turner East Chapel at 1 30 p.m. Thursday with service by Dr Wayne Shireman Mizpah Masonic Lodge and burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner East until 2 30 p.m. Thursday.
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Helms
Herman Cecil
Turner Chapel
Arnold Herbst
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turer East
Thursay
McCabe
Preston A
Wayne Shireman
Mizpah Masonic Lodge
Chandelier Missing From Polly's Penthouse Tavern
A chandelier valued at $250 was taken from Polly's Penthouse at 4415 First Avenue SE after midnight by a group of young males who entered the front lobby while customers were at the bar. Assistant manager Roger Ancerle reported the theft to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
First Avenue SE
Roger Ancerle
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