Knott case: judge blocks defense on witness transcripts
Judge Harold D. Victor Friday denied motions to produce complete testimony of two grand jury witnesses in the Eleanor P. Knott case. Knott, indicted Jan 9 on two counts of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury, pled innocent Jan 17. The defense sought transcripts claiming constitutional rights. the judge sustained removal of the words willfully and unlawfully from the indictments.
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Harold D. Victor Friday
Eleanor P. Knott
Knott
William Carmichael
Jack Fulton
Two Linn County defendants plead innocent before judge
Two men indicted in the January Linn County grand jury term pled not guilty Thursday before Judge Harold D. Vietor. George E. Washington, 20, of 902 Fifth Avenue SE, denied an assault with intent to commit bodily injury charge. Leslie O. Green, route two
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Linn County
Grand Jury
Harold D. Vietor
George E. Washington
Fifth Avenue SE
Leslie O. Green
Remingtons Seek $75,000 From Coralville Man
Cedar Rapids couple Frank A. and Naomi M. Remington sue Thomas Lee McLachlan of Coralville for 75 000 in damages after Dec 21 head on collision on Sixth Street SW near Ingleside. Mrs Remington injured and hospitalized. she seeks 50 000 while Remington seeks 25 000 for broken bones and torn ligaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Lee McLachlan
Coralville
Frank A
Naomi M. Remington
Eighth Avenue
McLachlan
Sixth Street
Ingleside
Remington
Sentencing Set For C R Couple On Check Counts
Glenn R. Suits and his wife Cynthia Suits of 106 Avenue NW pled guilty to false uttering of a check. Judge Harold D. Vietor set sentencing for 10 a.m. Feb. 10. He faces a $20 bad check at Kory Inn on July 25 while Cynthia Suits is charged for a $72.45 bad check at Hy Vee on Feb. 10.
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Glenn R. Suits
Cynthia
H Avenue NW
Harold D. Vietor
Suits
Kory Inn
First Avenue NE
Hunt sentenced on theft count in car larceny case
Armel Hunt, 22, of Des Moines, was sentenced by Judge Harold D. Vietor to ten years in the mens reformator y at Anamosa for larceny of a motor vehicle. Hunt pled guilty January 9 to stealing a car from the Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel Hunt
Des Moines
Harold D. Vietor
Anamosa
Hunt
Appeal Bond Set After Chevrolet Lot Issue
A judge set an appeal bond of 2000 dollars related to a matter at the Chevrolet lot located at 601 First Avenue SE on September 25. The case involves an appeal awaiting further court action.
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Chevrolet
First Avenue
No Negotiating Sessions Set in Downing Dispute
Officials at the Downing Box Co said no new negotiating sessions have been scheduled in the 11 day old strike by about 125 Pulp Sulfide and Paper Mill Workers. Joseph A Daggett operations manager said there has been no change in the dispute status. Termination of contract and seniority rules are the key issues in the strike.
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Downing Box Co
Joseph A. Daggett
Iowa Senate OKs Colored Drivers License Photos
The Iowa Senate approved a bill to replace current identifications with color photographs on driver licenses. The measure passed 46 to 8 and moves to the house for action, with estimated annual processing costs around 175000 dollars. The debate touched on race coded IDs and even wigs as humorous side notes from senators.
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Senate
House
Ernest Kosek
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Roger Jepson
Davenport
Jepson
Elmer Lange
R-Sac City
Allen Shirley
D-Perry
Shirley
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Department of Public Safety
Rigler
Kosek
Vandals Damage School Buses in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police investigated malicious damage at the board of education lot on First avenue SW. Vandals stole a tachometer removed extinguishers and emptied contents, ripped wires from an engine, and attempted to steal a battery from buses Wednesday night.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
First Avenue
Parking and Driving Prove Costly for Local Driver
W L O Bannon, 31, of 721 Sixth Street SE faced 17 unpaid parking tickets in municipal court. Judge Howard McLaughlin fined him 85 dollars for each violation. He paid then left by car, was arrested for driving without a license, and received a 30 day jail sentence in Linn County Jail.
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W. L. O’bannon
Sixth Street
O’bannon
Howard McLaughlin
O'Bannon
Linn County
Frank McCollum Sentenced to 30 Days for Assault
Frank McCollum aged 48 of the Magnus hotel received a 30 day jail term for assault after allegedly pulling a knife on Ernest Norton 35 at the Downtowner cafe on Wednesday night Norton, owner of the cafe, knocked McCollum down as he lunged Norton said he did not know McCollum and had no reason to fear an attack McCollum was booked on intoxication but did not appear on that count Judge Loren Hullinger Jr imposed the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCollum
Magnus Hotel
Ernest D. Norton
Second Avenue SE
Norton
McCollum
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Early Space Treaty Sets Peaceful Rules for Moon and Space
The Space Age treaty reserves the moon and celestial bodies for peaceful use and bans weapons in orbit or on space stations. It bars military bases on celestial bodies and requires inspections to prevent military use. It outlines liability for space vehicle damages and obligates help for returning astronauts. Most nations expected to sign, excluding China Albania and possibly Cuba North Vietnam and North Korea.
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China
Albania
Cuba
North Vietnam
North Korea
Taxicab Driver Fined for Improper Uniform
James L. Miller, 35, of the Magnus hotel, was fined $25 and costs after being charged with failing to wear the prescribed taxicab driver's uniform. He was arrested in the 1000 block of Eighteenth Street SW Monday at 11 55 a.m. Municipal Judge Howard Mc Laughlin imposed the fine.
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James L. Miller
Magnus Hotel
Eighteenth Street
Howard McLaughlin
Simmons Fined for Leaving Crash Scene
Vincent A. Simmons of Monticello paid a 50 fine after leaving the scene of a crash on Mt. Vernon road and Vernon drive SE on January 5 at 9 35 p.m. His car struck a parked vehicle and he did not identify himself at the scene.
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Vincent A. Simmons
Route One
Monticello
Simmons
Mt. Vernon Road
Vernon Drive
More Than 100 Die in Sinkiang Maoist Clashes
A wall poster in Peking reported in Shihotzu Sinkiang province that over 100 people were killed and many wounded in clashes between Maoist supporters and anti-Mao forces. The report notes heavy weapon use, highway and telephone line disruptions, and rising mobilization across the mainland.
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Tokyo
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Red
China
Sinkiang
the Wall
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Shihotzu
Soviet Union
Urumuchi
Struggle for Power and Peasant Movement Arises in China
The article notes ongoing efforts to seize power and inspire a new surge in the revolutionary peasant movement. Appeals claim success in Manchuria and Shanghai while warnings emerge about discrepancies. Hours earlier, NC NA highlighted the People's Liberation Army's control of Harbin and Heilungkiang's capital status.
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Mao
New China
Manchuria
Shanghai
NCNA
Peking People’s Daily
Heilungkiang
China
People’s Daily
Revolutionary Peasant Movement
Theeople
Pinkiang
Harbin
Five hundred thousand suit filed over fatal crash
Maxine E. Mason, administrator of Harvey I. Mason estate, files a $500,000 federal case in Cedar Rapids. Defendant is Donald W. Vedder, administrator of Frederick F. Vedder estate, killed in the same crash near Tama county. Mason alleges Vedder’s car was out of control, failed to yield, and was speeding, causing the May 4 collision on Highway 30. Mason was 36 and eastbound in a pickup. Vedder’s car was westbound.
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Toledo
le Grand
Tama County
Cedar Rapids
Maxine E. Mason
Harvey I. Mason
Donald W. Freund
Frederick F. Vedder
Iowa
Mason
Vedder
Bank declines ripple through Wall Street after Chase move
The size and timing of the reduction drew attention as only First Western Bank & Trust Co. of Los Angeles followed Chase’s action. Mills Lane, head of Citizens and Southern National in Atlanta, called the Chase move a complete political situation and suggested Washington influenced it. A Wall Street observer questioned why cut if demand remains strong.
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Wall
Awards reach many at Cleveland and nearby schools
Cub News lists Thursday awards at Cleveland area schools with Pack 33 receiving 20 named scouts including David McCalley and Brandt Worley. Pack 27 at St Pius X honors 20 recipients led by Michael Arthurs and Laurence Travis. Pack 134 at Pierce School awards go to 20 recipients led by John Bjorset h and Mark Pucci. Pack 29 at Hoover School names 14 awardees led by Terry Walter and Mark Hovey. Pack 9 at Erskine School recognizes 28 recipients including Mark Ratcliff and Rex Owler.
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Pack
Cleveland
David McCalley
Brandt Worley
Craig Smith
Michael McGee
Michael Kasey
Larry Boyd
Gordon Nordgren
David Jacobson
Dan Kuda
Peter Steele
Brad King
Craig Augustine
Joseph Perry
Steve Busher
Barry Norden
Scott Hess
Ron Meyer
Gary Baumgartner
Kenneth Samek
Steven Malloy
Bradley Thompson
St. Pius X
Michael Arthurs
Laurence Travis
David Lucas
Jeff Stephen
Henry Drees
Brian Heck
Robert Ciemnoczelowski
Danny Palmer
Gary Mally
John Travis
Mike Wymore
Bobby Stone
Douglas Palmer
Steven Bedell
Randy Hansel
Michael Skopek
Steven Strempke
Eugene Bockenstedt
Nicholas Chmaruk
Jimmy Wichman
John Lilledahl
Pierce School
John Bjorseth
Mike
Tom Daft
Mark Pucci
David Stullie
Ronnie Wasik
Steve Lefebvre
Charles Rucera
Jeff Prouty
Dick Truxon
Tom Bray
Greg Brown
Mark Enright
Brad Gray
Greg Kingery
Tom Shaff
Rick Weingardner
Gary Snyder
John Turley
Randy Snyder
Tony Carr
Hoover School
Terry Walter
Mark Hovey
Ricky Bouzek
Terry Smejkal
Michael Reese
Mike Milota
Dennis Dietrich
Joe Podzimek
Jim Gallagher
Mitchell Haars
Bob Hoyt
Henry Feuss
Kyle Sissel
Erskine School
Mark Ratcliff
Rex Owler
Dick Gorley
Marc Makin
Mike Oshman
Glen Crowter
Chris Mahring
Bob Mese
Kevin Cassen
David Garvey
Scott Thune
Jimmy Montalbano
Kurt Henton
Teddy Gedicka
Jeffrey Cassen
Steve Forsythe
Mike Nelson
Kent Knepper
Todd Brooks
Scott Krebs
John Stack
Danny Kraegel
Larry Schladetzky
Jim Delaney
Rick Lund
Chuck Parks
National Figure Skating and Auto Thrill Show on ABC
ABC presents National Figure Skating and Chitwood Auto Thrill Show on Wide World of Sports this Saturday at 4 PM. Color broadcast on Channel 9 promises a mix of skating performances and high speed auto stunts from top performers and thrill acts.
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Ina
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