10 Jul 1972
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
1
Legal notices show three Linn County sheriff sales for Keith Wyman Ber Bernard Stoeker and Eugene Stoneking with properties in Cedar Rapids Central City and Willson Heights, plus Kirkwood Community College seeking bids for wood laboratory furniture and equipment with a public hearing and bid invitation notices.
Springville council minutes show discussion of hiring bills and building permits amid attendance notes for Mayor Pro Tem Jake Hiner and others. The record lists various expenditures and authorizes payment while referencing a return to routine business and a notice from Clerk Twila Wyman.
The Ely town council met June 7 1972 approving May minutes and a 12926 39 Treasurer report with various Linn County receipts and bills. The meeting included a refusal of a lawyer offer, a contract with Linn street maintenance, and adjournment. Also notice of probate for George Comried estate and a list of abandoned motor vehicles with sale next July 15 1972 in Linn County Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The Town of El A held a special meeting June 28 1972 led by Mayor Thomas Tielmeland to adopt a resolution on forcible entry or detention of real property known as the Schoolhouse property. The council also changed meeting nights to the second Monday of each month starting August and requested Linn County Sheriff protection for the rest of the year at no extra cost.
Petitions by Travis Alvise Eisner seek court approval to adopt Charles Clarence Allen Terry Mitchell Allen Jr and Laurie Ann Allen. Hearing set in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa on August 31 1972 with separate times for each child. Attorneys Simmons Perrine Nastright & W215 Merchants National Bank Building Iowa 5240 represent petitioner.
In Miami Beach a coalition led by Rev. Ralph David Abernathy declared Resurrection City II as a protest encampment at Flamingo Park. SCLC and allied groups including Vietnam Veterans Against the War and Yippies anticipate 300 to 400 demonstrators from several states to remain in the park’s growing tent city amid occasional ideological frictions. Police cooperation has kept incidents to a minimum as organizers address marijuana use and daily security logistics.
State's Atty. Edward V. Hanrahan and 13 co defendants face trial Monday over a controversial weapons raid that left two Black Panther leaders dead. Two policemen waived, raising the possibility of some defendants before a judge and others by jury.
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Want ads list 4 graves Lot 9 Acacia section Cedar cemetery with price 150 dollars each. Contact F A Nikles at 701 Maple Independence for more details.
Short program offers barbering instruction with enroll by mail. Ads mention trailer training and mailing address P O Box 1602 Cedar Rapids. Includes unclear phrases and prompts to apply.
Public notice lists rapid secretary with shorthand skills, neat appearance, and public contact. Requires experienced bookkeepers with double entry and trial balance, typing. Computer operator with experience or recent schooling. Willing to work shifts and salary details noted for positions including key punch with six months experience.
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