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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1976

Page

5

Spotlight on Chicken in 1776 National Cook-off in Philly

The 27th National Chicken Cooking Contest will be July 14 at the Philadelphia Civic Center with 51 winners from each state and DC, competing for a 10 000 first prize and a 25 000 grand prize sponsored by the National Broiler Council. Entry forms available. open to all 18 plus submitting recipes by April 1.

Philadelphia Continental Congress John Adams America Philadelphia Civic Center District of Columbia National Broiler Council Mazda Corn Oil Madison Building Fifteenth Street NW Washington, D.C

Marion Open House At United Methodist Parsonage

Open houses run the next two Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. at the United Methodist church parsonage 2500 Twenty second avenue. The parsonage was purchased in September with possession Oct 1 and has since been remodeled. Rev Mr Glen W Lamb and wife reside there. The First National Bank of Marion announces the Blue Cross Blue Shield Depositor Group Program will reopen for enrollment in March and ads will run in February.

New United Methodist Church Twenty-second Avenue Glen W. Lamb First National Bank of Marion Blue Cross Blue Shield Depositor Group Adv

Missionary Robert Couture to Speak at Squaw Creek Baptist

Robert Couture, a missionary to India for 18 years with the Evangelical Alliance Mission, will address the public at Squaw Creek Baptist Church Wilkins School. The 10 15 a m service and 6 p m fellowship potluck follow morning worship. Also noted is the Marion Civic Service Commission meeting Monday at 9 a m in city hall council chamber.

Robert Couture India Squaw Creek Wilkins School Couture Evangelical Alliance Mission Carol Stream Ill Marion Civi Service Commission Council

Off-Road Vehicle Use Areas Listed

Federal recreation areas permit ORV use under varied rules. The U.S. Interior Dept. publishes a free booklet “Off-Road Vehicle Use on Federal Lands.” Request from Consumer Information Center Pueblo CO 81009. Read manuals and learn safe, trail based driving before use.

U.S. Deparment of Interior Consumer Information Center Dept Pueblo Colo Bureau of Land Management Bureau of Reclamation U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Park Service Army Corps of Engineers National Forest Service Tennessee Valley Authority Motor Club The General Services Administration Federal

Pleads Guilty in SBA Defrauding Case

Sanford Rafsky, a businessman with ties to Miami and New York, pleaded guilty in Richmond to defrauding the Small Business Administration and Citizens Trust Bank of 72133. The plea is tied to a 1973 scheme described in an indictment of 17 counts and follows a two year federal investigation. Further indictments are anticipated in the SBA case.

Richmond, Va Miami New York Small Business Administration Portsmouth Bank Sanford Rafsky Richmond SBA Rafsky Citizens Trust Bank

Students protest policy at Anamosa High School

About 60 students were asked to leave the Anamosa High School building after refusing to attend classes in protest of a board policy. The rule counts one class missed as three unexcused absences, risking possible expulsion after seven.

Anamosa Anamosa High School James Poulter James Fields Poulter

Remmers Murder Case Test Jury Legality Questioned

Attorneys for Michael D. Remmers challenged the Johnson county grand jury as illegally drawn arguing a statute exempting teachers and professors from duty violates equal protection. The case tied to Kay Mesner's death on January 10 may see delays as Judge August Hansell reviews the issue.

Iowa City Michael D. Remmers Johnson County August Hansell Delores Rodgers

Community Groups Help Troy Mills By Isabel Diltz

Troy Mills a small Linn county village on the Wapsipinicon river has developed community projects since its early days. A sewer system completed in 1961 is now getting a final filtration upgrade to meet regulations. The Floyd William son American Legion post started in 1948 and now has 71 members with 1976 officers led by Commander George Frasher.

Troy Mills Fire Department American Legion Legion Wapsipinicon River Linn County Andy Andrews Virgil Chester Mike Oliphant Floyd-Willamson American Legion Post Wayne Floyd Laurence Williamson Hoover Wesleyan Methodist Church The George Frasher Tom Sauer

Too Few Monks At New Melleray Bread Plant

In Dubuque AP report the New Melleray Abbey will halt public sale of their monastery bread this Saturday due to insufficient monks to sustain baking. Father Matthias, the monastery's business manager, cites heavy man hours and consolidation to focus on essential tasks for the community.

New Melleray

Man's Car Hit Four Times in a Day in Huntington

Rick Baumgartner found a windshield note from Patrolman J Davies claiming his car was struck four times that day due to ice on the road. One side was scraped and dented, and Baumgartner doubted his insurance would believe the story.

Huntington W.va Rick Baumgartner Baumgartner J. Davies

Bread sold at monastery bakery in Cedar Rapids closes

Monks of the Catholic Order of Cistercians on a 3200 acre farm near Cedar Rapids reduced to about 50 members from 125 due to aging. Two-pound loaves sold for $1 and up to 300 loaves weekly. Bread's popularity cited as reason for its cessation.

Order of Cistercians Matthias Father Pius

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Marion Magistrate’s Court Jon W. Parmenter Eleventh Avenue Donald D. Carsner David L. Byse Thirty-fifth Street Glen H.S. Page Cedar Rapids Dictment Virginia Banks U.S William Cummings Bowie Race Course Maryland Remmers 1St Avenue 8.E Isabel Diltz Jack Andrews Dick Wood Don Rawson Howard Cress Bob Beresford Keith Walton Harold Annis Senior Citizens Bus Service Killians Lindale Plaza
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