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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1974

Page

6

Elaine Pickett gains early theater footing with Old Creamery Players

Elaine Pickett, an Upper Iowa University theater student, lands a five week interim position with the Old Creamery Players in Garrison. She works on sets and production prep while pursuing acting and tech roles. Her advisor praises her talent and potential as she plans further study and possible professional theater work.

Upper Lowa Elaine Upper Iowa College Upper Iowa Fayette Paul Pickett

Man Remains Serious After Auto Accident

West Liberty resident Seth Lindberg, 25, remained in serious condition at University Hospitals after an auto crash Saturday near here. Julia/Tock, 51, Chicago, was killed. her daughter Linda Lee, 19, was treated and released. The Cedar County sheriff said the wreck occurred when Mrs. Tock attempted to pass a vehicle and struck Lindberg’s northbound car three miles north of West Liberty.

West Liberty Seth Lindberg Here University Hospitals Josephine Tock Chicago Linda Lee Cedar County

St Boniface Church Reports Theft Of Church Collections

Garner police say over 600 dollars was stolen from St St Boniface Catholic church Saturday night after a break in at the rectory office. The cash came from the last two weeks collections.

Garner UPI St. Boniface

Old Creamery Sets Firebugs Opening at Theater

GARRISON The Old Creamery Theater Company announces the opening of The Firebugs by Max Frisch with shows February 1 2 and 3 at 8 p m in Garrison Iowa Reservations are by mail to Box 40 Garrison 52229 or by phone at 319 477 3610 Artistic director Thomas P Johnson calls the play a provocative satire on complacency The company is a non profit professional touring troupe based in a former creamery in Garrison

Garrison Old Creamery ‘Theater Company Iowa the Firebugs Max Frisch Old Creamery Theater Company Waterloo Cedar Rapids Thomas P. Johnson OCTC Gottlieb Biedermann The

Iowa adopts discipline system for lawyers disclosures

Iowa lawyers face new rules from the State Bar and Supreme Court. About 5,000 active attorneys must file last state and federal tax returns and disclose trust accounts. A client security fund will reimburse clients if funds are misappropriated, with annual fees from $25 to $100.

DES Moines Iowa Iowa State Bar Assn State Supreme Court Client Security and Attorney Disciplinary Commission Iowa Bar High Court William O’brien Mark Geddes Iown Geddes O’brien State

Mild Weather Saves Iowa From Major Fuel Shortage

Des Moines reports say Gov. Ray energy adviser Maurice Van Nostrand warns that continued mild weather could keep Iowa free of major fuel shortages. He credits stockpiling at empty tanks and predicts ample winter supplies for farmers hospitals and emergency facilities while cautioning about possible diversion to the Northeast if New England imports falter.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Iowa Commerce Maurice van Nostrand van Nostrand New England Tulsa Okla

Flames Damage Building Owned By Rep Miller

An electrical short sparked a fire at 6:48 a.m. damaging a metal storage building in a trailer court north of Independence. The uninsurable 30 by 40 foot structure at the court owned by State Rep. Kenneth Miller sustained heavy damage. firefighters fought the blaze for two hours. An exact damage estimate was not provided.

Independence Kenneth Miller

Preparation H relief for hemorrhoidal itch and swelling

An ad claiming Preparation H relieves itching and pain from hemorrhoidal inflammation and infection. It cites doctor tests in New York City Washington DC and a Midwest Medical Center and says the formula shrinks swelling, lubricates and soothes without stinging. It markets both ointment and suppository forms.

New York City Washington, D.C Midwest Medical Center

Ray Energy Talk To Stress Preparedness

Des Moines Iowa Governor Ray to address a joint legislature session urging readiness for possible federal gas rationing and future fuel allocation plans. He backs conservation measures and quick passage of 55 mph speed limit legislation while praising advisers Tuthill and Van Nostrand for ongoing energy work.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Ray White House Senate House Sam Tuthill Iowa Commerce Commission Maurice van Nostrand

Revenue experts align on Iowa state outlook for next two years

Des Moines sources report Legislative Fiscal Director Gerry Rankin largely agrees with State Comptroller Marvin Selden on revenue projections. Rankin estimates a June 30 unencumbered balance of 157.7 million if Gov. Ray’s supplemental budget passes, and a 71.1 million balance at end of June 1975, about 7.4 million above Selden’s forecast. Rankin notes farm income tax variability and expects corporate taxes and interest income to rise, with corporate taxes peaking then slowing and interest income reaching 18 million by year end.

Des Moines SDPA Gerry D. Rankin Marvin Selden Rankin Robert D. Ray Selden Iowa

Decorah Police Chief Bert Smithling Dies at 81

Bert Smithling 81 longtime Decorah law enforcement officer died early Monday at Eastern Star home. He served 20 years as Decorah police chief and 25 years as police officer plus 18 months as Winneshiek county deputy sheriff starting in 1945. Survived by wife Mayme daughter and sister, born Oct 26 1892. Services pending at Steine funeral home.

Decorah Bert Smithling Eastern Star Smithling Winneshiek County Mayme Irving Bitthem Elis Flaskerud Winneshiek Congregational Church Masonic, Elks and Odd Fellows Lodges Steine Funeral Home

Linn County Demos Form Car Pools for Legislature

Democratic lawmakers in Linn County organize two carpools to reduce fuel use for sessions. James Jordan and Joe Rinas with their wives form the Marion pool, while James Wells and Wally Horn team with Sen. Cloyd Robinson when available. Robinson is hospitalized with flu. Several Iowa senators are seen as likely congressional candidates this fall.

EL Moines Linn County James Jordan Marion Joe Rinas James Wells Cedar Rapids Wally Horn Cloyd Robinson Robinson St. Luke’s Hospital Iowa Senate Tom Riley Michael Blouin Dubuque Ralph McCartney Charles City Willard Han Sen Cedar Falls Barton Schwieger Waterloo

Grassley urges steep Iowa budget cuts across ADC and coal program

UPI reports Rep. Charles Grassley says Iowa should trim 10 to 12 million from Gov. Ray’s budget by reducing cost of living increases for ADC recipients and scaling back a 5.5 million coal research initiative. He cites federal findings of 10 percent excess ADC cases and favors tax cuts with a 150 million surplus.

Des Moines UPI Charles Grassley New Hartford Iowa House Appropriations Committee Robert D. Ray Grassley Ray Iowa Educational Broadcast Network New Hartford Republican

Cedar Rapids Rites Set for Lydia Worley

Lydia May Worley 84 of Shellsburg died in Rockford Illinois after a sudden illness. Born March 20 1890 in Linn county she spent winters with her son Forrest Elson in Rockford. She was a Grace Trinity church member. Survived by Forrest three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 10 30 a m Wednesday Turner chapel east Clyde E Billington. Burial Pale cemetery. Friends may call Turner east after 4 p m Tuesday.

Shellsburg Lydia May Worley Rockford Ill Linn County Forrest Elson Worley Grace Trinity Church Forrest Turner Chapel East Clyde E. Billington Pale Turner East

Eisenhower seeks tax filing date shift to April 15

Twenty years ago President Eisenhower urged Congress to move the personal income tax return deadline from March 15 to April 15. The proposal aims to ease taxpayer burden and align filing with fiscal year practices.

Eisenhower Congress

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UPI Telephoto Janana Squire Iowa State Capitol Capitol Old Creamery Man Commission Highway Commission Commerce Commission Rep. Miller By Randy Minkoff Leelle Rusco Hwee Window Company Eighth Avenue Don Ament Bruce Lapree Jerry Williamson Coggon Rich Etscheidt Newhall Demos Nye Lydia Worley Scoushiar Bey Ervice
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