New house and industrial permit issued in Cedar Rapids
City clerk issued one new house permit to Raack Construction at 390 South Eleventh Street for 17000 dollars. An industrial building permit went to Hubert Toussaint for Linn Soft Water Service at 211 Twelfth Street, a 4200 square foot steel structure valued at 8500 dollars with completion set for July 20. Additional permits ranged from porch repairs to garages and reroofing across Cedar Rapids, listing multiple owners and addresses.
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Raackonstruction
South Eleventh Street
Hubert Boussaint
Linn
Twelfth Street
Toussaint
Howard
Hesemann
Twenty-second Street
Ugsel
Third Avenue
Mark Muehring
West
Eighth Avenue
Lloyd Atris
Lewis Dreibelbies
Tenth Venue
Hubert Abbott
Ninth Avenue
Richard la Mere
Sixteenth Avenue
Warren Jennings
West Eighth Avenue
James L. Fox
Valleyview Drive
Kenneth Campbell
Eleventh Avenue
Charles
R. Naylor
McGowan Aulevard
Vince PeLong
Old Marion Road
James Herrington
Longview Drive
James McGlaughlin
Marion Courts Arraign and Fines List for Week
Judge Miles Adams heard numerous traffic and vehicle code cases in Marion with fines ranging from 5 to 50 dollars. Defendants include Patricia L. Fink Donald N. Dyer David O. Smith and others across Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Iowa City and nearby towns.
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Miles Adams
Patricia L. Fink
Thirty-fifth Street
Hubert E. Ross
158A Avenue
Donnad N. Dyer
David O. Smith
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
Larry G. Gerst
Hiawatha
Richard P. Sandberg
Iowa City
Thomas W. White
Old Marion Road
William £. Lazenby
Center Point
Glenn C. Flannagan
Gowan Boulevard
James D. Helms
Walker
William J. Range
Eighth Avenue
Louise R. Kleis
Starry Drive
Donald L. Hanson
Ricky L. McSweeney
Hillview Drive
Frank J. Spinka
Eighteenth Street
James A. Benson
Geraldine BH. Eike
Hopkinton
Lyle D. Wingerson
Todsville
George A. Black
Marion Boulevard
Kenneth E. Miller
Tenth Avenue
Elsie M. Fashimpaur
Ridgemore Drive
Emily E. LeClerc
Tenth Street
Fyerett J. Lee
Country Club Parkway
Stanley W. Banks
BRG
Second Avenue
Cyril C. Carpenter
Mark Bennett
Eighth Street
Leo M. Jacobs
First Avenue
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Lee M. Grain
Oxford
Roger G. Riggins
Lost Valley Road
Edith M. Boyanovsky
Springville
Raymond R. Derby
Route 1
James C. Welch
Fifth Avenue SE
Larry & Ditch
Valleyview Drive
Eldon W. Fruebling
Keith
Eldon W. Fruehling
Gail E. Moyle
Russell B. Fishell
Limothy R. Wall
D Avenue NW
Cedar Rapvids
Daughter of Lawyer Critic To Marry One
Norman Dacey author of How To Avoid Probate and critic of the legal establishment announces his daughter Diane will marry attorney Robert Ramsey. Dacey notes his doubt and says the couple plans to wed, framing the engagement as a personal strikeback.
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Bridgeport, Conn
UPI
Norman Dacey
Dacey
Diane
Robert Ramsey
Oxford Junction public hearing on school budget set
A public hearing on the Oxford Junction Consolidated school budget will be held at Edison Pharmacy. The event is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Tuesday July 8.
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Oxford
Oxford Junction
At & Edison Pharmacy
Zip Code Proves Successful as Post Office Expands Machines
The Post Office Department hailed ZIP Code as a success and unveiled plans to add 10 new address-reading machines. Postmaster General Blount said the devices will process up to 43,200 ZIP coded addresses and be installed within 16 months, aiming to speed mail handling and save about two dollars per thousand pieces.
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Gearh
Advertising Council
Zip
Blount
Washington
Post Office Department
ICC orders new machines to keep Wabash Cannonball running
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered new automatic machines to support the Wabash Cannonball route between Detroit and St. Louis. Chicago and Norfolk & Western will receive replacements, while Cleveland Cincinnati St Louis Kansas City New York and Philadelphia offices are reported as active readers of the code. The railroad faced losses totaling 676 466 dollars with the run despite claims the code does not work.
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Earacter
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Man Washington
UPI
Interstate Commerce
Cin-imission
ICC
Norfolk & Western Railway
Detroit
Cannionball
Blount
California charges GM with misleading price labels
California sues General Motors seeking about 78 million in fines for allegedly inflated sticker prices on new cars. State officials say prices exceed prevailing retail rates and offend FTC guidelines. The suit targets the price labels, not dealers, and involves roughly 300000 cars in California last year.
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Los Angeles
General Motors
California
Federal Trade Commission
Charles” O’brien
O'Brien
Gardiner
Superior Court
O’brien
No Constitutional Obligation Without Two-Third Backing
The document states no constitutional duty to consider the motion unless two thirds of the House and Senate back it, and notes there is no companion motion in the Senate.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
House of Representatives
Tran van Huong
Pham Duy Tuc
Nguyen Vani Thien
Ngo Cong Duc
Tue
May
Second Street
Loase
Senate
Egyptians and Israelis trade fire along Suez Canal
Israeli and Egyptian forces exchanged artillery and small arms fire for 12 hours along the Suez Canal with two Israeli soldiers reported wounded by the Israeli defense ministry. Egyptian casualty details were not released.
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Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
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