Canney Reports On Dome Covered Sewer Plant Plans
Cedar Rapids Public Improvements Commissioner Donald Canney described his visit to Midland where dome covered water pollution control facilities use Styrofoam domes and ozone treatment. He outlined cost estimates for Cedar Rapids and noted ongoing expansion funding and the need for potential air pollution control upgrades.
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Cedar Rapids
Donald Canney
Midland
Midh
Canney
Green Engineering Co
Auto Hits Pole Knocks Out Marengo Telephone Service
A midnight crash 2.5 miles east of Marengo split a telephone pole, cutting local and long distance service. Duane Hiner 24 of rural Marengo faces charges for reckless control and supplying beer to minors. passengers Dietze 20 of Ladora and Albert 17 of Ladora charged with minor beer possession. Car damage estimated at 500 and poles at 300 dollars. Service restored by Monday noon.
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Marengo
Ladora
Victor
Marengo Memorial Hospital
Duane Hiner
Hiner
Marengo Hospital
Leslie Dietze
Mike Albert
Dietze
Albert
Four Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In Federal Court
Four bankruptcy petitions have been filed in Cedar Rapids federal court. Debtors include Richard and Patricia Hawkins of Toddville with debts of 23,287 and assets of 18,927, of which 10,124 is exempt. Benedict and Lucille J. Kremenak Jr. of 308 Eighteenth Street SE with debts 6,887 and assets 5,450, 350 exempt. Claude and Dorothy Cook of 936 Sixteenth Avenue SE with debts 8,694 and assets 1,402, 1,387 exempt. and Joan B. Shaffer of 1704 Park Avenue SE with debts 12,372 and assets 600, all exempt.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard and
Patricia Hawkins
Toddville
Benedict
Lucille J. Kremenak, Jr
Eighteenth Street SE
Claude
Dorothy R. Cook
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Joan B. Shaffer
Park Avenue SE
Leo Lubbers
Fargo
N.D
Lloyd Harris
Leo ‘Lubbers
N. D
Girl Helps Youth Escape and Turns Him In
A 17-year-old escapee from the Town Training School for Boys at Eldora was arrested in Cedar Rapids after an alleged accomplice, a 17-year-old Cedar Rapids girl, aided his escape by signing him out on his sister’s name. She then contacted the youth bureau and revealed the boy’s location. The youth was held Sunday night and released Monday morning to school representatives. The girl will be processed through the youth bureau on a charge of aiding a ward of the state to escape.
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Eldora
Cedar Rapids
Youth Bureau
Shoplifters Active in Cedar Rapids Weekend Bust
Six juveniles and one adult were arrested Sunday in Cedar Rapids on shoplifting charges. Ida M. Robinson, 24, was detained at Robinson's for $2.55 in makeup. Two boys ages 16 and 17 were taken at Spartan store for $8.08. Three girls aged 12, 13, and 15 were stopped at Robinson's for about $13. A 14-year-old boy was arrested at Giant for a billfold. All were released to parents. cases sent to probation.
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Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Ida M. Robinson
Robinson’s
Giant
Sixteenth Avenue SW
City Briefs and Local Crime Items In April Publication
Agricultural Committee members will meet at 12 45 p m Friday at the Chamber of Commerce. Jerome's Rare Coins advertises old coins bought and sold. An attempted break in at Team Electronics 216 Eighth Street SE Saturday night entry not gained. Used church pews advertised with contact 365 1331. Microphones missing three valued at 53 dollars each stolen between Wednesday and Saturday from St Pauls Methodist Church 1340 Third Avenue SE. Ambassador Lounge East Marion promotes ladies night and dancing every night.
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Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Team Electronics
Eighth Street SE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Chamber to Host Senior Men's Bureau Meeting
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will address members of the Senior Men's bureau Wednesday at 3 30 in the Chamber conference room. Hoyt Thomas D C 303 Iowa Theater Building will discuss Cedar Rapids Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. Practice limited to spine and nerves. Gazette Want Ad Number 369 1204 Adv.
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Cedar Rapids
Hoyt Thomas
D.C
Iowa Theater Building
Gazette “Want
Silver Bridge collapse toll rises to 39 dead
In Point Pleasant West Virginia the weekend search recovered three more bodies, bringing the known dead to 39. Seven people remain missing from the December 15 disaster. The latest body identified was Harold Cundiff, 38, of Winston-Salem North Carolina, pulled from the Ohio River Sunday morning.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
UPI
Harold Cundiff
Winston-Salem
N.C
Ohio River
Darrell Truitt Struck by Car Injures Six Year Old
Darrell L Truitt six years old of 1524 Woodside drive NW was in fair condition Monday at University hospitals Town City with a fractured skull and broken left arm after being struck by a vehicle Sunday afternoon on the driveway of the private parking lot at First avenue and Fourth street east. The car was driven by Charles D Brown Stanwood shortly after 1 pm and no charges were filed.
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Darrell L. Truitt
Woodside Drive
University Hospitals
Town City
First Avenue
Fourth Street
Young Truitt
Charles D. Brown
Stanwood
Brown
Three Minors Arrested on Beer Possession Charge
A 16 year old girl a 17 year old girl and a 15 year old boy were taken into custody on Otis road SE after routine car checks. They faced possession of beer as minors charges and were released to their parents after processing by the youth bureau.
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Otis Road SE
Youth Bureau
Today's Columnists Humor Art Buchwald
Columnist Art Buchwald graces the humor page with wit and portraits of social quirks. His thoughts mix satire and sharp observation, offering a light, reflective look at current events and everyday oddities.
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Buchwald
Car Hits Hydrant Injures Two Passengers
Robert D. Dotson drove the vehicle that skidded 453 feet before slamming into a fire hydrant in the 3600 block Bowling Street SW. Passengers Sandra K. Klepach 18 and Roxanne Neighbor 17 were treated for minor injuries at St Luke's Hospital and released. Dotson was charged with failing to keep his vehicle under control.
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Robert D. Dotson
Second Avenue SE
Bowling Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Sandra K. Klepach
Park, Court SE
Roxanne Neighbor
Dotson
Court Upholds Conviction of Sylvia Stamps
The Eighth Circuit affirmed Sylvia May Hutchison Stamps of Cedar Rapids on a charge of concealing a person to prevent arrest. She was convicted by a federal jury on December 16 and received a one year suspended sentence in January 1967. Kenneth W. Winston, wanted for embezzlement at Merchants National Bank, was later convicted and served time at Leavenworth.
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Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cedar Rapids
Sylvia May Hutchison
Stamps
Kenneth W. Winston
Merchants National Bank
Youth Nabbed on Break in Charge
Johnny W. Keener, 19, of 388 Thirtieth Street SE, held in city jail on a break in charge. He was caught by police inside the Clean Tower Service building at 819 Fifth Street SE around 12 30 a.m. The shift superintendent,
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Johnny W. Keener
Thirtieth Street
City
Clean Tower Service
Fifth Street
Intruder found at plant after midnight break in
Ronald Stratton found a man crouched in the plant area after a midnight visit for a uniform and fire check. He summoned police and Keener was later apprehended inside the building. Detectives say Keener gained entry by breaking a north side window. nothing reported missing.
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Ronald Stratton
Stratton
Keener
Bever Park Zoo lion Leon dies at 11
Leon the Bever Park Zoo lion died after a month under veterinary care. The 11 year old, born in captivity at Oak Park zoo Peoria Illinois, suffered from anemia and other ailments. Officials say the cage will be repurposed as a transfer cage while repairs are made.
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Leon
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
Donald Gardner
Garner
Oak Park Zoo
Peoria
Ill
Park Zoo
Gardner
Oak Hill Jackson Area Study Proposed for Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids planning director Don B. Salyer told the city council the urban renewal board recommends a study on rehabilitation in the Oak Hill Jackson area. The board urges including land north of Otis road and east of Memorial drive SE, a Rompot reference drawing criticism. The board amended the plan, saying Rompot as a whole may not need rehab. The council will review the proposal and seek bids for the study.
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Cedar Rapids
Don B. Salyer
City Council
Urban Renewal Board
Oak Hill- Jackson
Salyer
Otis Road
Memorial Drive
Rompet
Rompot
Free Bus Rides To 4 990 Shoppers
Downtown Cedar Rapids stores provided 4 990 free bus rides to shoppers during December under the ride and shop plan. Abbott Lipsky, chairman of the program, said the total number of free rides since the start is 28 921.
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Cedar Rapids
Abbott Lipsky
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