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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1966

Page

13

Breakin at Cedar Rapids Tavern Nets Small Safe Loss

A weekend break in at the Annett Corner Inn on Third Avenue and Second Street SW saw burglars steal a small cabinet safe from under the counter and pry open two coin receptacles on game machines, with undetermined change taken. The entry occurred between 1 am Sunday and 6 pm Monday, while Cedar Rapids detectives also probed six other break ins and prowling reports. A ruby ring valued at 550 dollars was stolen from Cecil E. Biswell’s apartment, and a television set was taken from the James C. O'Donnell home at 1921 C Avenue NE during the holiday weekend.

Cedar Rapids Mary Annett Annett Corner Inn Third Avenue Second Street Cecil E. Biswell First Street James C. O'Donnell C Avenue NE

City Assessor's Budget for 1967 To Be Discussed

The Cedar Rapids conference board will discuss the 1967 budget for City Assessor Dale Piersall's office at a 4 p.m. meeting in Mayor Bob Johnson's office. The budget totals 146 760 in taxation and 152 568 for the assessor's office excluding the salary. Three breakins were reported Monday morning including thefts from The Messinger Co. and various residences and shops in Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Conference Board Bob Johnson Fit Hall Messinger Co Nan Dale Piersall Prsessor Conference Board

Knife Threat and Robbery Target Cedar Rapids Man

Cedar Rapids detectives reported a second weekend attack near the Fifth Street SE business district. Ralph O. Benham of 407 C Avenue NW said two men threatened him with a switch blade and robbed him of 64 dollars at about 11 10 p.m. Sunday after he parked his pickup in the 500 block. Another man was knocked down by two attackers at about 11 30 p.m. Saturday in the same vicinity. Benham recalled the assailants warning him not to move.

Cedar Rapids Fifth Street Ralph O. Benham C Avenue NW Benham Haddy

City Briefs and College News From Local Notices

City briefs report Mrs Marguerite Prosser a patient at St Luke s hospital with visitors welcome. John Walker Coe college attends Hinduism course at College of Wooster Ohio. Todd s Indian House closes week July 4 opens July 1. Nancy R De Wees named to dean s list at Texas Christian University. Genny Lee and the Sparks invite dancing at the 100 Club Wednesdays Saturdays 9 p m. Deputies Arthurs and Webster will attend a voting machines instruction school in Des Moines at county expense.

Marguerite’ Prosser Eighteenth Street St. Luke’s Hospital John Walker Coe College The College of Wooster Wooster Ohio Nancy R. de- Wees Twenty-seventh Street Texas Christian Unitrorcieur John E. Arthurs Harry Webster Des Moines

Tax Relief for Rent Supplement Housing Units

Cedar Rapids officials consider tax abatements for housing with federal rent assistance under 221(d)(3). A. L. Smulekoff of the Cedar Rapids Non-Profit Housing Corp says FHA will ask about tax abatement in loan and rent supplement applications for 200 units. The decision could affect lender cooperation and subsidy availability.

Cedar Rapids A. L. Smulekoff Cedar Rapids Non - Profit Housing Corp Housing Administration FHA Smulekoff Jrateul Housie Corporation

Notre Dame sisters host workshop on Christian Love

Detective Capt. John Kuba said it had not been deter mined whether the same two men were involved in both cases. Maureen O Keefe, coordinator of education of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, will conduct a workshop on Christian Love, for Cedar Rapids Sisters of Mercy. The attack Saturday night occurred at Seventh avenue and Fifth street, less than two blocks from the incident Sunday. Victims said the attackers were Negroes. The Cedar Rapids Gazette is published at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

John Kuba Maureen O’keefe Sis Notre Dame SSND Seventh Avenue Mankato Minn Fifth Street Cedar Rapids Sisters of Mercy

Asphalt Overlay To Be Placed on Johnson Avenue

Public Works will start a thin asphalt concrete overlay on Johnson Avenue NW between Fifteenth and Eighteenth streets using an experimental paving machine from Iowa Manufacturing Co. The project aims to maintain streets and protect city investment. Johnson Avenue and Glass Road NE will close temporarily, with dust control oil applied after morning traffic. Plans also call for paving of Glass Road between Weing Road and Twin Pines golf course later this week.

Public Works Department Johnson Ave Nue NW Public Improvements Com Don Canney Iowa Manufacturing Co Canney Johnson Avenue Glass Road Carriage Hills Center Point Road Weing Road Twin’ Pines

Cedar Rapids issues 89 new single dwelling permits in June

Cedar Rapids building department issued 89 new single family dwelling permits in June for 39 homes worth 1,200,710 dollars. Two permits for multiple family structures valued at 185 32 bring total new structure permits to 132 at 1,979,299 dollars. Remodeling and repair permits total 216 with 224 945 in value. Overall 1,126 permits across building, plumbing, electrical, heating and other work, yielding 8,814 20 in income.

Cedar Rapids Ed Winter

Fireworks injure Cedar Rapids area residents

A number of Cedar Rapids and area residents required hospital treatment Monday for fireworks injuries. Rickey Freese, 15, Robins, was admitted to St Luke’s with fingertip loss from a homemade bomb. Robert Norman, 13, Marion, treated and released. Others, including Phillip Janaszak, 57, and Robert Willey Jr., suffered burns. Mrs Gene Clark, 23, admitted with heat exhaustion, later released.

Cedar Rapids Rickey Freese Fof Robins St.Luke’s Hospital Robert Norman Route One Marion Gene Clark 1719 Cavenne NE Mercy Hospital

Fires Burn Hatian Swisher Resident. Mercy Hospital Treats Victim

A report from Rome AP notes Hatian Fires 2 of Swisher was burned on the chest chin and left arm and treated at Mercy hospital. The day included a tally by the National Association of Insurance Agencies listing William Zamastil 48 of Fairport, Cheryl Anglin 7 and others amid a summary of 1106 Sixth Street SE and 178 Mayden Drive details.

Mercy Hospital Rome Assn William Zamastil Fairports Cheryl Anglin Anglin Sixth Street James Chalupsky Mayden

Youth Injured in Cedar Rapids Fight with Two Men

Police investigate a northwest Cedar Rapids incident where 16 year old Donald G. Aucutt of 321 I avenue NW was treated at Mercy hospital for a nose injury and scratches after a 1:30 a.m. altercation on Fourth Street and J Avenue NW with two men who exchanged words and then fought.

Cedar Rapids Donald G. Aucutt I Avenue NW Mercy Hospital Aucutt Fourth Street J Avenue NW

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