Plan to avoid reversing Iowa truck length ruling
Gov. Robert Ray signaled no plan to ask lawmakers to reverse an Iowa Department of Transportation ruling allowing 65 foot twin-trailer trucks on Iowa highways. He questioned Attorney General Turner’s 1975 opinion while noting future changes could come if legislators act before the May 1 effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert Ray
Legislatire
Lowa Department of Transportation
Atty
Ray
Turner
Arthur New
Hay
Idot Commission
Legislatuire
IDOT
Marion Jaycee banquet spotlights Elwiy Sievers as speaker
Elwiy Al Sievers, former Marion incident leader and banker, will speak Saturday at the annual Marion Jaycee banquet at Longbranch Supper Era. Sievers, president of State Bank of Windis in Norwal UL, has ties to Farmers State Bank and Jaycee work, having served Marion president in 1965-66 and state president in 1971-72. He earned the Marion group's layman award in 1964 and the distinguished service award in 1966 for outstanding involvement as farmer educator and religious leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwiy
al" Sievers
Marion
Sievers
State Bank of
Wlindis
Norwal
Farmers State Bans
Ule
Malawi
Monbaddier Services
Eelention ‘Agency
Bidaurs
Tye
Gonirad
Caod
Euucullan Anesey
Ain
Gronl
Wwold
Arog Education Agency
Wn Tng
Cli
Irnetor Aten Ratras Publick
Building Permits and Local Notices From Marion Area
Last seven days show two new house permits approved by the building department. Permits issued to August Bauck for 1134 Valley Park Street at 23780 dollars and Back for 1176 Valley Park Street at 10416 dollars. Additional permits listed include Lee Schoon for a fireplace at 2800 Twenty-seventh Avenue. Community notices include YMCA activities at Marion YMCA with a schedule of swim lessons, fitness classes, family night, preschool lessons, and youth programs. A purported inquiry notes a former Marion resident moving to Colorado and requests help identifying a painter named M. Cersttan or Gerstatan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barding Department
Au-gust Bauck
Valley Park Street
Lee Schoon
Twenty-seventh Avenue
YMCA
Marion
Svaren
Ewien Teon
Samily Miele
Clear Creek Board Sues Parents in Vandal Case
Clear Creek Community School District sues Bradley Bircher and William Beverly Bircher, and Lonnie Detert and their parents, accusing them of damages after youths vandalized the Tiffin school building on February 25, 197?. The district seeks $3,224 against Bradley Bircher and additional damages from Detert and parents for destroyed wrestling and training equipment and other school property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek Board
Clear Creek
Bradley Janes Blrteher
William and
Beverly Birteher
Bradley James Birteher
Lannie Fee Veter
Betty Purechinsky
Lonnie Desert
Tiffin
al. Salah
Deany Yes
Bradley Birtcher
Tirtcher
Delay in Freeway 518 Project Sparks Local Opposition
IOWA CITY Johnson county planning commission called for an indefinite delay in the Freeway 518 project amid environmental concerns. Three routes were proposed with one disrupting property near Iowa City Lookout area. City officials and residents repeatedly opposed the extension, with Fort districts seeking postponement until February 2 and private council members voicing disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Johnson Valley
Planning Commission
Uteome
Iown Department of Transportation
Jews City
Johnson County
Arci
Feelingite Lookout
Dows City
Fort
Brown Delays Endorsement in California Primary
Pasadena Star News reports Governor Keanna Brown will delay endorsing a California Democrat for the presidential primary until the latest possible moment, keeping options open amid a divided state party and looming decision deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Keanna Brown Tai
Valerhe
California
Pasadena Star- News
El Kahir Shrine Uniform Groups Elect Leaders
El Kahir Shrine units elect officers for 1876 with Vyrl Justine as president, Richard No votny as first vice president, Eugene Larson as second vice president, and Glenn G. Johnston as secretary treasurer. Other unit heads include Arabian Horae Troop Keil Miel secretary, band unit leader Ron Beall and James Freeman secretary, chanters president Ernest Vasbinder and Joli Winder secretary, color guard president Keith Koch, staff director LeRay Walser president and Fred Madison secretary, drum and bugle corps presidents Jin Mittin and Richard Slaves secretary, foot patrol president Ed Noyoiny and Howard Phillips secretary, LDS Survey Nelson president with Wil Ken as secretary, and Sheike Jack Sedlacel president with Jim Lurid airoin as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kalir
Vyrl Justine
Richard Novotny
Eugene Larson
Glenn G. Johnston
Don Kirelt
Keil
Miel
Ron Beall
James Freeman
Ernest Vasbinder
Chanters
Joli Winder
Keith Koch
Daan Redman
LeRay Walser
Fred Madison
Jin Mittin
Richard Slaves
Foot Patrol
Ed Noyoiny
Ame
Howard Phillips
Unlt
LDS Vurvey
Jim Luridairoin
Jolly Jokers
Richard Davis
Jyresident
Kenpeth Kluuber
sDercdlury
Culver Attacks Ford Budget Defense Portion
Sen John C Culver criticized President Ford's budget plan reducing military spending and urged restraint. He described the defense request as excessive and faulted the administration for complacent economics, expressing hope Congress will adjust the package to better serve public needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John C. Culver
Faris
Jawa Democrat
Seeached Services Committee
Sai
Ford
Culver
Newman
Leo Stephan Named Boss of the Year by Cedar Rapids Jaycees
Leo Stephan of 3630 Mt Vernon Road SE was honored as Boss of the Year by the Cedar Rapids Jaycees at a Loringbranch Supper Club event. The River side native and Loras College alum has long supported employees’ activities and community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Stephan
Mt. Vernon Road
Che
Iowa Midland Supply
Cedar Rapids
Ted
Oakland
New Ce
Dar Rasta Maat Lune
Shy
Cedar Robie Aera
Praller
Paiamer
Boos
ReUor
Smerigan Pkppaleur
Sear Rapids
Anderson
Rowils
Reales Néprson
T. D
Cedar Rauids
Anderson J Pons L
Cedar Ravids Andreas
al ‘Evlor Rapids
Anion Lam
Cedar Roulds
Aihony
Myclic
Cedar Roos
Fue
Frank C
Dareher
Inertil
Cedar Eps
Roper
Webb St
Jey Cut Rapids
Wind
Eon Tehny
Marion Euroa
Ceca Rowe
Jack
Cedar Rowk
Rae Baha Bala
Er Opn Ave
Stout Metin J
Cetlve
Renda Boom Ley Giecegar
Sepr
Echir
Cou Fa
Eckley
Poul Edur Ruolits
Isios Rath
James
Behar Lucie Ie C
Cecor Ranics Benrans
Charles Cogur
Rasoe
Benreng
Lucille Col
Igt
Ce. Han
W. Cova
Tomonay Caulur
Bell
Gebry
Bénnor Faarian
Tyan
Mara Benson
Waller
Oraer
Penosr
Bauer
Hehford
Bridegna
Ean Blair
Derm
Cedar Blair
Sade
Cevar
Hee Rate
Blum
Rate
Ah Rae Sues
Cedur
Boyer
Romie Ronchers
Cevar Raylds
BG Saar Ral
Ofeon
Coder Homlds
Bruce
Cesar Row
Pis
Wes
Robert
Chay Ae
Raw
Howard W. Cedar Raul
Bowles
Eugene
Sah
Aya Biti
Coe
Robids
Wilson Ayey
Cictor Bents Howmer
Cedar Raptor
Bowman
Wan
Cerisi
A. Bowser
Cedar
Remy Coster
iFailfeld
Beatligs
Scala
Ronisado
Cedar Rapids Brummell
Fey Center
Bunlets
Jonenburg
Bunge
Adlas
Center Rapids
Brannamon
Denfis
Certar
Ragisfication
Cedar Repids Bray
Romas Bregin
Ulorence
Qrechisle
Cisar Rapids
Brecht
Cedar Rapid
Bright
Itary
Jo Cuaor Fania
Belney
Mae Vernon
Saggy
Mar Ronan
Anna
Renal
Broakters Bote
Cesar Reoids
J. Lac
Ceaar Ronn Brown
Charles J
Sooo Rankis Brown
Ellie Nae
Brown
Everett
Frank Cowen
NBCO
War Rapids
Wty
Franitin
Tgs Radio & ‘Berview
Kenneth
Carte Roide Bruce
Cigrlos
Cer Grins
Haber
Sehagter
Cedar Ramistine
Richay Tn
Evra
Ge Cedar Rapid Bunce
Ernestine
Gedor Nonids
Anpericon
Cegar Rapids Bunker
Paul Cegar
Charles
Cedar Sachs Buroch
Aids
Ork
Cedar Rules
Gurke
Muir
Codor Rapins
Surkall
Surrey
Edian
Gaur Rapids
Esa
Nigelon
Caer
Omarma
Cevny
Howard
Cedipr Regia el da Rene Vm
Owen
Carat
Reuried
Byanes
Animal Shelter Costs Rise as Cedar Rapids Council Debates Help
Cedar Rapids city council meets as the Linn County Marine Society warns the city shelter may face a 156 percent rise in animal handling and potential closure in two to four weeks. The nonprofit asked for assistance but indicated no city funding would be provided, raising concerns about regional impacts if the shelter closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Marine Society
Anionnals
Busi- Hosa
Salvation Army Resumes Newspaper Pickups in Iowa
The Salvation Army restarts newspaper pickups after a warehouse backlog halted deliveries. Lt Edwan Seger says trucks will serve Cedar Rapids and 19 eastern Iowa counties with routes in Cedar Rapids, Marion, and Hiawatha. People are asked to call 865-1491 a day ahead to arrange pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwan Seger
Salvation Army Men's Social Service Center
Amy
Pgo
Piekeip
Seger
Salvation Army
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mundays
Saylngast
Thursines
Marion
Hiawatha
St. Leger
Salvaton Army Men's Social Service Center
Deplorable Day At Hyde Park High Sparks Violence
Hyde Park High School faced a shutdown after a club riot between black and white students left three injured and a classroom wrecked. Eight white students were arrested and eleven charged with disorderly conduct as a crowd of about 300 people overturned cars in East Boston near the Summer tunnel. Police reported repeated disorderly behavior tied to the ongoing desegregation tensions ordered by Judge Garrity in 1974, marking a second day of unrest at Hyde Parts high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Marlon Fahey
Hyde Pari High School
Miss Fahey
East Boston
Summer Tunnel
East Bastar
Hyde Parts High
Hyde Park
U.S
Arthur Garrity
South Boston High School
John Bust
Linn County Conservation Honors Cedar Rapids Scout Troop 2B
The Linn County Conservation Board awarded Scout Troop 2B the Merit Award for service to the park system. George Hamilton, director of the Linn Conservation Commission, cited eight years of park upkeep and recent cleanup at Morgan Creek and Matsellside areas. The scouts also cut a 1.5 mile return trail from the Mateell Grice cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lin County Conservation Board
George Hamilton
Linn Conservation Commiesion
Linn County
Morgan Creek
Matsellside
Mateell Grice
Remmers Bound To District Court On Murder Charge
Michael Remmers, 29, bound over to Johnson County District Court on a murder charge for the Jan. 10 death of Kaye Mesner, University of Iowa student. Grand jury will decide if he stands trial. bond set at 100,000, with Remmers to remain in Johnson County jail. Magistrate Land kept the bond after a prior hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meglahrote Joseph
Thornton
Yhureday
Michael Remmers
Johnson County District Court
Remmers
Kaye Mesner
University of Iowa
Johnson County
Jack Dooley
Tor Tieu
Hell and Land Reduction
Linda Doyle
Larsen
Marie L. Jones
Jones
Eldis
Heoton
Gfths
Chu
Public Notice of Proposals February 4 1976 Hearing
A listing notes a public hearing proposed for February 4 1976 in Cann County. It mentions expenses connected to a plan and references the Secretary SUMMARY WR YEAR County Arrtchiiu Extension fucuthott aut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Riet
Cann County
Arrtchiiu
Fucuthott
Brenton Bank & Trust Cedar Rapids Bank Condition Declined 1975
Consolidated report of condition for Brenton Bank & Trust Company of Cedar Rapids Iowa and subsidiaries as of December 31 1975. Highlights include deposits totals 6 795 745 53 reserves on loans and securities 3 500 000 00 capital accounts 500 000 00 and total liabilities reserves and capital accounts detailed with official attestations by bank officers on January 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenton Bank & Trust Company of
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rounds
Stow of Iowa
Aes
United States
Ee SI Isuzis
Tates
Donald
Nebergall
Prodon
Gary L Steidaana
Cesbiny
City Water Pipe Bids Fall Below Estimates
Bids for water pipe fittings and related materials came in under estimates at a Cerlar Rapids City Council meeting. Low pipe bid was American Cast Iron Pipe Co at 241 868 40, fittings low bidder Utility Pipe Co at 17 336 25, valves and saddles led by American Cast Iron at 93 410 70, with several incomplete bids alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerlar Rapids
Water Department
American Gast Iron Pipe Co
Griffin Pips Co
U.S. Pipe Corp
Clow Corp
Utility Pipe Co
Municipal Supply Co
U.s.plate and Foundry
Griffin
American Cast Iron
Clow
American Cast
Seau
Cedar Rapids neighborhood names flood page in wide roll call
An OCR filled list names Cedar Rapids residents and local streets in a sprawling directory style item. The jumble mentions Cedar Rapids, various Ave streets, and numerous individuals such as Anderson, Beers, Brown, Bowles, and others, suggesting a community roster or address directory entry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Turner
Authtorive Tonge Teueks
Fughty Critical
Jaycees
Bry
Norris
Dames
Fron Mir
Jams Carew
Carews
Clear Lake
Jack Hubler
Coupers Lion
Kerishiger
Slick- Hey
Thievediay
Utpan
Stickney's
Lomhard
Charl Marich Bonster Club
Adv
Culorode
Noenei
M. Cersttan
Gerstatan
Charlie Ignant
Shree and Tuur
Dunigge
SUE Nuns
Lennie Detert
el Kahir Shrine
Conservation Unit
Utr
Sengsoit Couneil
Linn
Idan
Binal
Eaze
Aborg
Coil
Asheie
U.S. Treasury Sncutinms
Otter Yas
Government Agurteley Exal
Grduaians
Fork Prennses
Loraiura
Liviures
Preyisus
Cron
Vonald C. Nebergall
Gary Stchimoma
Brenton Reber C. Amtreng
John Rotkar
JF. Wishar O
Lin
Sai Swainta
Ammo
Jeanments Bryant
Mokory
Nonce
Purcine Farms, Inc
Joytt Business Corporation Act
Code of Iowa
Porcine Farms
Denvery & Lite
Secretary of State of
Cornratan Acl
Chants National Bank
Centar Reais
avehLo
Wallin
Ryan
Ames
Ana
Reeder
Roberta
Reeser
Necane
Assia
Aperlytral
Wythia Sillive
Maurice
Barihger
Raoss
Castor Roos
Dave
Geograpiy
Roy Yle Kenora Cook Ae i Anornsy
Peisiioner
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