Lone Rock Youth Wins 1969 National Chester White Spotlight
Gary Laabs of Lone Rock Iowa, 17, captured the 1969 National Chester White Spotlight championship at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids. Harvey Richardson of Elmore City Oklahoma won the Spotlight gilt. Richardson had prior titles including a 1968 reserve gilt.
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Hawkeye Downs
Gary Laabs
Lone Rock
Towa
Chester
Harvey Richardson
Elmore City
Oklahoma
Cedar Rapids
Richardson
Madison
Wisconsin
Ray
Gary
Chesters
Laabs
Lyle Baumgartner
Windsor
Illinois
Austin
Minnesota
Lyle Bidwa
Mahomet
Wereldee
Parks Selaer
Harodibeven
Eirands
Tiarold Elmer
Chick Sha
Boo
Lyle Poriner
Bianer
Parkison
Corron
Elmer
Iowa
Alan
Yy Minn
M. M. McMa
My Lowa
Jone & Wench
Jack Rodibaugh
Rodibaugh Farms
Rensselaer
Indiana
Allen Christian
Iowa State University
Robert Perry
Bethel
Missouri
Marvin Garner
Association
Kenneth Lindgren
Culver Urges Standings for Small Business Committees
Congressman John Culver urged Congress to create standing house and senate committees on small business to centralize attention on small business issues. He spoke at Independence meetings with chambers of commerce noting current select committee lacks legislative authority and overburdens banking and currency panels.
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Independence
John Culver
House
Senate
Culver
Independence, Oelwein
Manchester Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Small Business Administration
Banking and Currency
House Banking and Currency Committee
Banking and Currency Committee
House of Representatives
Municipal Court Action Deepens For Karen Steil
Karen Steil 18 of 865 Eleventh Street NE and her husband Robert Steil Jr were charged with assault with intent to rob in an attempted holdup at the Derby service station. Bond set at 5000 dollars each. Steil released to pick up child and later to attorney before hearing January 28 by Judge John B Reilly. Fraudulent acts likely to be filed for ADC payment received without divorce while still married.
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Karen Steil
Eleventh Street
John B. Reilly
Reilly
Hearing Set for Man on Break-In Charge
David P. Skvor, 25, of 1117 First Avenue NW, asked for a preliminary hearing on a breaking and entering charge. Judge John B. Reilly scheduled it for Feb. 5 at 9 30 a.m. Skvor, held on a $2,000 bond, is believed linked to the Tuesday night DJ's Lounge burglary at 438 Waconia Avenue SW where about $10 was taken. he is on parole for prior breaking and entering.
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David P. Skvor
First Avenue
John B. Reilly
Skvor
Waconia Avenue
Linn County
Liu
Only Five Days Left for Alien Registration
Post office officials said alien registration, required by law every January, is behind schedule with only five days remaining before the deadline. In January 1968, 532 aliens registered at the Cedar Rapids post office. so far this January, only 319 have registered. After the Jan 31 deadline, late registrations go to immigration authorities with an explanation letter. fines may apply. Forms must be picked up in person at the post office.
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Post Office
Cedar Rapids
Immigration and Naturalization Authorities
Tama Man Paul Maher Death Ruled Self-Inflicted
Paul Maher, 68, died Thursday in Tama County from a self-inflicted gunshot in his garage. A retired Pack aging Corp. employee, he survived by his wife Mildred and daughter Mrs. C. A. Cook of Tama. Services are Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Harrison's.
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Tama
Paul Maher
the Packaging Corp
Mildred
C. A. Cook
Harrison’s
Iowa Legislature Buys Time With Sunday Beer Sales Plan
The Iowa General Assembly opens week two with 17 new bills including a Sunday beer sales measure from Perkins Brinck and Ellsworth. Other proposals seek tighter oversized vehicle rules highway commission power and removing a $500 housing discrimination bond.
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Des Moines
Iowa
The
Highway Commission
Senate
House
Larry Perkins
Council Bluffs
Adrian Brinck
West Point
Theodore Ellsworth
Dubuque
Ernest Kosek
Cedar Rapids
Legislative Transportation Committees
Legislative Rules Review Committee
Commission
Kosek
George Milligan
Guilty Pleas From Three On Marijuana Charges
Three youths pled guilty in district court to possession of marijuana. Terry Collins 23 Tomahawk Wisconsin Sylvia Christian 22 Tomahawk Wisconsin formerly of Dallas and Ernest J Sumerlin 22 New York City were placed on two years probation and ordered to report to probation agent William Ryder in Dubuque for instructions. They were arrested in McGregor on Sept 13.
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Eleader
Terry Collins
Tomahawk
Wis
Sylvia Christian
Dallas
Ernest J. Sumerlin
New York City
John Oberhausen
William Ryder
Dubuque
McGregor
It May Take Longer To Marry in Scotland
Edinburgh Scotland AP reports the Church of Scotland seeks a six month residency rule for marriages. Currently couples need 15 days residence and public proclamation from a pulpit. The move aims to curb hasty weddings by requiring longer local ties.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Presbyterian
Church of Scotland
Confessions of Pueblo Crew Recounted by Bucher Intercepted
Cmdr Lloyd Bucher testifies that North Korea intercepted hundreds of crew signals claiming the Pueblo spying confessions were phony. He says the signals followed by beatings and that unclassified material covers the mission and operation of the Pueblo. Senators Mansfield and Dominick call for hearings on all aspects of the seizure. Capt Vincent Thomas briefed reporters on Friday.
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Coronado
Calif
Lloyd Bucher
Pueblo
Navy
Bucher
Thomas Dwyer
U.S
Japan
Dwyer
North Korea
Cmdr
Thomas
Washington
Mansfied
D-Mont
Dominick
R-Colo
Armed Services Committee
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Vincent Thomas
Pacific Fleet
C R Emergency Radio Test Set for Sunday in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids area emergency communications facilities will be tested Sunday by the Cedar Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Corps with Red Cross and Civil Defense. Arnold Verdon cites Simulated Emergency Test to ensure local comms during disasters, with mobile and portable stations around the city and a higher powered link to distant points, headquarters at city hall. Hundreds of similar tests are planned nationwide.
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Cedar Rapids Area
Cedar Valley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Witness Afraid to Testify in Shaw Kennedy Case
Lillie McMaines fears for her life and constitutional rights if she travels to New Orleans to testify against Clay Shaw in the Kennedy assassination case. Her attorney says deposition in Iowa is possible, while Shaw's side seeks her appearance and Garrison's office has not responded.
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Iowa
Shaw
DES Moines
UPI
Lillie McMaines
New Orleans
Clay Shaw
Kennedy
Hawkins
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Sailors Hijacked to Cuba Describe Interrogation and Harassment
Sixteen uniformed servicemen among forty aboard a National Airlines flight from Key West to Miami report Cuban interrogators harassed them with a mix of hospitality and derision. The deserter hijacker demanded answers while threatening possible brig time, and the crew recounted attempts to gain asylum at the Swiss embassy in Havana.
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Miami
Cuba
Key West
National Airlines
Yeoman
John Coulter
Riverview
Ala
Jones
Coulter
Kim Tatum
Nominee Denies Birch Society Ties in Civil Service Bid
Nixon appointee James Johnson testifies before the Senate committee denying membership in the John Birch Society. He says a memo urging staff to study Reagan's "creative society" was misinterpreted and not a thought control plan. The panel delays approval pending full memo review.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Civil Service Commission
John Birch Society
James Johnson
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
California
Veterans Affairs Division
Tustin
Calif
Johnson
Ronald Reagan
Creative Society
Prairie to Host Vocal Festival
The East Central Iowa conference vocal festival will be held on Saturday February 1 in Prairie high school gym. A massed choir rehearsal starts at 1 p.m. and a program at 7 30 p.m. Groups from Benton Community LaSalle Linn Mar and Prairie high will be featured with about 500 voices directed by Allan Keller guest director from Coe College.
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Prairie High School
Benton Community
LaSalle
Linn-Mar
Prairie High
Allan Keller
Coe College
Want Ads for Tax Service Listings
Classified notice listing bookkeeping and tax preparation services with multiple phone numbers. Includes references to income tax, preparation, personal tax briefs, and reasonable rates, suggesting a small ad cluster from a local newspaper page.
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Vien Iver
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