Has Linn Poverty Project Helped Poor Mayor Asks
Cedar Rapids Gazette reports during a January 26, 1966 visit the Linn Poverty Project asked whether help reached the poor. Mayor Johnson challenged UCS leaders over LEAP and asserted need for programs with proven impact. UCS board agreed to reorganize to boost poverty-area representation and to satisfy a federal deadline.
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Tama Packing and Schultz Co. Financial Maneuvers Continue
The Schultz Co. of St. Louis faced capital shortages with fixed assets of 51,000 and paid-in capital of 1,000 as it sought funds to operate. Marshall and Brown arranged a complex deal to raise 2 million in Iowa stock funds, turning Schultz into a Tama Packing subsidiary in a Cedar Rapids move amid new anti poverty program governance.
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Des Moines Liquor Unit Unaware of Stock Audit
AP report from Des Moines states liquor unit officials were unaware of a stock audit and confusion surrounded the audit process. Details remain unclear as investigators review records and interview staff.
Car Hits Train No Injuries for Driver in Cedar Rapids
An airman of the Iowa Liquor Commission said on Friday a year-old Cedar Rapids driver escaped harm after his car collided with a switch engine at the corner of Shaver road and Nye avenue. The motorist, Norman N. Me, had no light shed on the audit vanished a year ago. Police estimated the 1964 model car at $200. the switch engine had no visible damage. Fire forced evacuation in Bishop's Cafeteria as a blaze started from grease on a stove. firefighter Robert Simon, 29, suffered burns but was treated and released from St Luke's hospital.
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Eleventh Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Driver fined for hit and run and unattended vehicle
Gerald J. Wieland of 4420 Bowling Street SW was fined 200 dollars and costs for striking an unattended car and failing to report the accident. Assistant Fire Chief John Ko Police said Wieland left the scene after his car hit a parked car in the 1360 block of C Street SW.
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Bowling Street
John Ko
Wieland
Pecky
C Street
Chicagoan Given Suspended Term
Richard Lofgren of Chicago received a 30 day suspended jail sentence on a charge of defrauding an innkeeper. He failed to pay a 421 dollar 74 cent bill at the Holiday Inn in Cedar Rapids. He stayed there from July 27 to Aug 25 and has made restitution.
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Richard Lofgren
Chicago
Lofgren
Cedar Rapids
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Burglars Steal 70 Dollars From Jefferson High
Friday morning at Jefferson High students and staff discovered a burglary in the office area. Intruders ransacked filing cabinets and scattered documents as about 70 dollars was taken from a cash drawer. No forced entry was evident and the cafeteria remained open during the incident.
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Services Saturday for Center Point Woman 87
CENTER POINT Mrs. L. Max Roy 87 a lifelong Linn county resident died Thursday at the home of her niece Mrs. Hugh Hutton in Marion. She had lived with her niece for five years born Oct 28 1878 at Toddville. She married William H Roy July 7 1897 at Toddville who died Sept 20. Surviving is her brother L Cress of Sandstone Minn Friends may call at Murdoch chapel in Worthington and the chapel after 7 p.m. Friday. Services Saturday at 2 30 p.m. at Murdoch chapel Worthington
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Linn County
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Ives
Worthington critics audit return sparks business tension
Worthington said the audit's return implies a lack of business clarity and raises questions about governance. The remark signals ongoing concerns over unionized efforts and organizational stability amid the disputed findings.
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Ington
Worthington
Ronald Davis Receives Suspended Sentence on Fraud Charges
Ronald Davis of 313 C Avenue NW was given a three day jail term on two counts of false uttering a bad check at a Cedar Rapids supermarket on October 6. He appeared before Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. in Cedar Rapids.
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C Avenue NW
Davis
Cedar Rapids
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Oak Hill Jackson Council To Meet
The Oak Hill Jackson neighborhood opportunity council will hold its annual meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at the Jane Boyd Community House. A chairman and two delegates will be elected to represent the council on the United Community Services board of directors.
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