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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1969

Page

12

Evaluation Program Aids 140 Disabled in Cedar Rapids Area

The Cedar Rapids area conducted an evaluation program for 140 disabled individuals in vocational rehabilitation and education. Referrals came from social agencies including Hawkeye Area Community Action and Linn County services. testing covered academic ability, dexterity, intelligence, and skills in electronics and building maintenance. Thirty-five were Cedar Rapids residents. Kappes supervised with follow ups and GED referrals. several moved to additional services or education.

Cies Area Ten Eighth Avenue SE Data Processing Center Fa Helm Datarmina Wo Thayen Iowa Hate Employment Service County Social Welfare Department Hawkeye Uonsip Usiumeey Teating Donald Kappes Area Ten Community College Kappes Ellis Community Center Social Council

Bjornsen Seeks Zoning Change for Townhouse Complex

Bjornsen Investment Corp. asks Cedar Rapids to table its request to rezone Forty-second Street NE west of Kennedy High School from R-1 to R-36. The city drafted an ordinance amending R-3G to permit coops and townhouses with height and yard changes. The plan faced a public hearing and council review, with about 800 residents opposing the rezoning petition.

Bjornsen Investment Corp Cedar Rapids Ismund Forty-second Street Kennedy high _ school Bjornsen Corp City Planning Commission Bjornsen

Northwest student named to dean's list and theft reports

Constantine Thom as, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul G. Thomas, was named to the dean's list at Northwest Missouri State College. Also reported: John E. Perry’s apartment entered with a 38 caliber revolver ($81.04) stolen. seven batteries and five hubcaps stolen from Grant Williams’ trucks ($20). portable radio stolen from a car. Dean's List for Susan Moen at Blake Boulevard SE.

Constantine Thomas Paul G. Thomas Forty-third Street Northwest Missouri State College Maryville de Guo John E. Perry First Avenue NW Grant Willams Fordtown First Avenue 3Rd Ave Siegel's Susan Moen Blake Boulevard Colorado State University Fort Catlins

24 Formosan Miners Killed by Explosion

Taipei AP reports a coal mine disaster near Juitang west of Taipei killed 24 miners and left 53 hospitalized. Police say a spontaneous coal dust explosion caused the fatalities, marking the worst Formosan mine disaster in recent years.

Taipei Juitang Fornosa

C R Woman Injured In Four Car Crash In Cedar Rapids

One person sustained minor injuries in a four car crash Monday afternoon in the 1700 block of Sixteenth Avenue SW. Betty Meek, 29, of 50 Second Avenue SE, was treated at St Luke's hospital and released. The Wright vehicle was rear ended by Melvin L. Kesselring Jr. who was charged with failure to stop. The crash involved Ernest Jaworski of St. Louis and Richard Evans of Joliet.

Sixteenth Avenue Betty Meek Second Avenue St. Luke's Hospital Addalaide N. Wright Cedar Rapids Wright Melvin L. Kesselring, Jr

First of 25 000 Gis Leave Viet for Home

The first of 25 000 U S soldiers began withdrawing from Vietnam with 814 GIs aboard jet transports to McChord Air Force Base Washington. Allied officials forecast a third phase of summer offensives as monsoon rains approach while Vietcong and North Vietnamese shells persisted in central highlands and other towns. President Thieu said the pullout is the start of Vietnam taking more defense, while Gen Creighton Abrams praised the homebound troops as history making.

Saigon UPI U.S Vietnam Thiieu Roops F North McChord Air Force Base Wash Nixon Highlands I Thieu Thieu Creighton Abrams

Leatherneck Division Commander Wounded in Vietnam

DA NANG Vietnam Major Gen William Jones commander of the Third Marine Division was wounded in the hand Sunday according to marine spokesmen The announcement notes no further injuries or details of the incident The source states the injury occurred in Vietnam during the ongoing conflict with U S forces involved in combat operations

DA Nang Vietnam William Jones U.S. Third Marine Division

Five Milwaukee Cars Jump Track Near Cedar Rapids

Five Milwaukee railroad freight cars derailed early Tuesday near Center Point Road and E Avenue NE in Cedar Rapids. The incident occurred around 4 52 am and the intersection was cleared by 6 30 am. No cars overturned though one tipped due to a loose cap and the others followed. Traffic was light and no major injuries were reported.

Milwaukee Railroad Cedar, Rapids Center Point Road E Avenue

Mayor Evers Begins with Vow of Equal Justice

Fayette Mississippi AP report on Charles Evers taking office as mayor pledging equal justice for black and white residents. The 46-year-old Negro mayor vows to govern fairly, receives telegrams from Nixon and Humphrey, and addresses a mixed crowd at the inaugural ball in Natchez.

Mayor Evers Fayette Miss Charles Evers Pyars Evers Negrama Scp Mississippi Natchez Aaron Henry National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Nixon Jolson Td Evers Humphrey

Bear Season Opens Under New Mexico Regulations

Bear season is a protected game animal in New Mexico and may be hunted only with a license during the upper season. The rule regulates when hunters may pursue bears and emphasizes licensing requirements.

New Mexico

Rescued After 4 Days Without Food and Water

Three Japanese traders and two Indonesian seamen were rescued after four days at sea. The group, believed drowned when their disabled boat was swept out by a storm near Samacinda, was saved more than 130 miles offshore. Japanese embassy officials confirmed the survivors.

Jakarta Samacinda

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C.R. Area C.R Cains Jerome’s Adv Clinton J. Shaeffer The Elks Club Towa Division of Rehabilitation Pfizer and Co Roosevelt Hotel Coin Club Ellis Park River Pavilion Novotny Canada City Briefs Novak Biel Rosenberg Albert's Dry Cleaners Stave Lindale Vernon EB. Cohn & Sons Steven J Becky Kruse Tenth Street Silla Blvd Joyce Sharon Nancy Wilson and Co TNT Viet Leatherneck Editorial Marquis Childs Evans Novak C. L. Sulzberger Rick DuBrow Leonard Lyons Hay Suzy Knickerbocker Milwaukee Naacp Past Perpetual F.S.L.C A Savings and Loan Association Second Ave. SE Lown Lows Guy Ent Washington
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