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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1976

Page

12

Man Pleads Guilty to Falsely Impersonating Officer in District Court

In district court on First Avenue, Charles Kramer of Hillside trailer court pled guilty to falsely assuming to be an officer, for a July 14 charge, and received 150 days in jail with credit for time served. Other cases included four men charged with carrying a loaded weapon. they were found not guilty. Additional charges were dismissed or unresolved due to nonappearance.

Charles Kramer Hillside Trailer Court Johnson Avenue NW First Avenue District Court Kramer Miles Chaplain Twelfth Avenue Glen Wieditz Vinton George Dean Walter O’quinn O Avenue NW Steven Fessler Cedar Drive Larry Jones Avenue Billy Ackey Sixth Avenue Marion John W. Dillon Council Street Glenn Thompson Navajo Drive John Jacobs Springville Leroy Weeks N Street Virgil Harker Everton Robert Riches Bellevue Kenneth Oliver Eighth Street SE Cedar Rapids Oliver Joseph Tamayo, Jr Linn County Loren Power Central City Frederick Berg Keyescourt Joe Joseph Miller Bettendorf Steven Clabaugh Hillview Drive Michael Fraser Tenth Street Edward Hollandsworth Mt. Vernon Road

Investor's Guide stocks and bonds discussed with tips

The piece covers yield strategy in utilities and high quality stocks, advice on choosing brokers, and lists managers favorites across industries. It notes bond safety vs common stock and cites regulator-friendly states, plus a county court roundup and Dublin report on the Irish Sweepstakes facing financial trouble and potential conversion to a weekly lottery linked to racing.

Consolidated Edison Financial World Magazine Boeing United Technologies BankAmerica Citicorp Armstrong Cork Masonite Betz Laboratories Dow Mallinckrodt Monsanto Stauffer Union Carbide Briggs and Stratton General Motors Burlington Cone Mills Eastman Kodak Procter and Gamble Holiday Inns Jerrico Marriott McDonald’s Pizza Hut Sambo’s American Home Products Bristol-Myers Johnson and Johnson Lilly Merck Richardson-Merrill Pittston Utah International Atlantic Richfield Exxon Marathon Oil Baker Oil Tools Halliburton Hughes Tool Schlumberger Beatrice Foods Coca-Cola General Mills Heinz Norton Simon Georgia-Pacific International Paper Louisiana-Pacific Union Camp Weyerhaeuser Aetna Life and Casualty American International Group Colonial Penn Jefferson-Pilot Dublin Ireland United States Hospitals Trust

Father Brown says son Jerry is an excellent governor

Former California Gov Edmund Pat Brown praises his son Jerry Brown as doing an excellent job as governor while noting he believes he himself was a better governor. He suggests Jerry seek the Democratic presidential nomination via the California primary as a favorite son.

SAN Franciso California Edmund “Pat” Brown Jerry Brown

Bicentennial History Book Released by Grant Wood Agency

The Grant Wood area education agency offers a bicentennial history book on American life over 200 years. Edited by Dr. Robert Lee, the book pairs history with the American Issues Forum and is available for a $5 production charge. Contact the curriculum lab at 4401 Sixth Street SW or call 366 7601 for purchase and discussion prompts.

Grant Wood Area Education Agency National Endowment For the Humanities Robert Lee Grant Wood Agency

Decline in Missouri Blackbirds Due to Wintering Elsewhere

In the 1970 census Missouri counted 45 million blackbirds but by 1975 the number was 74,620. Conservation officials say the drop reflects birds wintering in other parts of the country, not fewer birds.

Jefferson City, Mo UPI Missouri Conservation Department

Americans Fourth in Spending Among Tourists in Singapore

Singapore reports Americans are the fourth biggest spenders among visitors, after Indonesians Japanese and Australians. Indonesians spent about 257 dollars, Japanese 225, Australians 220, and Americans 200 on average during their 1974 visits.

Singapore API

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