U.S. backs Cambodia peace overture after San Clemente talks
The United States urged PRC, USSR and other governments to seriously consider Cambodia’s offer to negotiate a cease-fire with opposing forces. State Department spokesman Paul Hare called the Phnom Penh declaration significant and urged all sides to pursue a peaceful, neutral, independent Cambodia through dialogue.
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Washington
United States
Cambodia
San Clemente
Nixon
Huang Chen
Communist Chinese Liaison Office
State Department
People’s Republic of China
Soviet Union
Paul Hare
Hare
Phnom Penh
Long Boret
International Control Commission
Vietnam
Laos
Sertoma Club Installs Officers for 1973 74
Benny Otten of 520 Fourth Avenue SE was installed as president of the Greater Cedar Rapids Sertoma club for 1973 74 by Charlie Raines former Iowa governor. Other officers include Kenneth Millsap secretary treasurer LaVern Jurgens Ed Kadera and John Kiesel as vice presidents R G Prucha sergeant at arms and directors Bob Hupp Jack Mathews Charles Raines Gene Cretsinger Jody Cutler Gerald Lee
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Benny Otten
Fourth Avenue SE
Greater
Cedar Rapids
Sertoma Club
Charlie Raines
Iowa
Kenneth Millsap
LaVern Jurgens
Ed Kadera
John Kiesel
R. G. Prucha
Bob Hupp
Jack Mathews
Charles Raines
Gene Cretsinger
Jody Cutler
Gerald Lee
Rothmeyer Admits Amended Charge
Kenneth Rothmeyer pled guilty to an amended larceny under twenty dollars in magistrate court. He received a 30 day suspended jail sentence. The case ties to the June 22 1970 theft of a 1958 model car from Bob Zimmerman Ford Co and involved an auto embezzlement charge.
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Kenneth Rothmeyer
Southwest Side
Bob Zimmerman Ford Co
Hazleton Council Accepts Palmer Resignation
The Hazleton city council accepted the resignation of Councilman Robert Palmer citing personal reasons. No replacement was appointed.
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Hazleton
Robert Palmer
Khrushchev Meets Hungary’s Kadar in Unity Session
Ten years ago Premier Nikita Khrushchev held a unity meeting with Hungarian Communist leader Janos Kadar. The talks aimed at consolidating support amid political shifts in Hungary and the broader Eastern Bloc.
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Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Head of New Sertoma Club Installed as President
Head of New Sertoma Club Head of New James J Barvinek route 2 Marion was installed as president of the new West Side Sertoma club at an organizational meeting Monday at the Montrose hotel. He was installed by Dell Todd Sertoma International field representative who presented the charter. Other officers installed were Kenneth Millsap Byran Jones David Kubicek John Leefers David Kuennen. Directors will be Michael Irvine Dan Stevens Steve King Robert Visek Dennis Slauson Tom Machen Jim Kloubec Rich Hull.
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James J. Barvinek
Marion
New
West Side
Sertoma Club
Montrose Hotel
Dell Todd
Sertoma International
Kenneth Millsap
Byran Jones
David Kubicek
John Leefers
David Kuennen
James Linne
Michael H. Irvine
Dan Stevens
Steve King
Robert Visek
Dennis Slauson
Tom Machen
Jim Kloubec
Rich Hull
Turner Defends Gambling Rules Limiting License Uses
Turner argues the social gambling bill keeps licensed operators from profiting beyond winnings and allows natural persons to join games like poker without licenses. He notes ambiguity over who counts as a natural person and questions if the license intent is undermined by permitting licensees to operate card games without a license.
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Turner
Woman Charged with Tampering with Car
Sally Sebetka aged 18 of 1405 Edgewood Road NW was arrested Monday and charged with tampering with a motor vehicle. She was released on a $150 bond. Police said she tampered with a car owned by Diana Davidson on June 23, 1972.
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Sally Sebetka
Edgewood Road
Diana Davidson
Linn county approves Sunday liquor sales in unincorporated areas
Linn county supervisors voted unanimously to allow Sunday permits for Squaw Creek Tap and Gun Shop at 6933 Mt. Vernon Road SE, Wendy Oaks Country Lodge on Route 2 Central City, and Hillcrest Country Club Mt. Vernon. All permits cover beer and liquor. Supervisor William Martin abstained due to club ties. Cedar Rapids had already approved Sunday sales in the city.
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Linn County
General Assembly
Linn Board
Squaw Creek
Central City
Hillcrest Country Club
Mt. Vernon
William Martin
Soloist Named For Wednesday Band Concert
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Sentencing Deferred On Marijuana Counts
Two men pled guilty to possession of controlled substances in magistrate court. James Krejci of 1602 Park Avenue SE and David Rademaker of 1353 Hertz Drive SE had sentencing deferred until July 5, 1974. Krejci charged with marijuana possession dated Sept 8. Rademaker with March 8 possession.
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James Krejci
Park Avenue SE
David Rademaker
Hertz Drive SE
Krejci
Rademaker
Iowa Legislature Closes Session After 1973 Work
Gov. Ray praises pace-setting legislation while noting 124 of 316 bills reached his desk. He commemorates end of session as lawmakers sign off, review budget impacts, and discuss road fund allocation conditions for 1974 75. He criticizes missed transportation reform and a rail jobs proposal.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Iowa
Ray
Towans
House
Andrew Varley
R Stuart
Arthur Neu
Senate
Boat Mishap Near Ganges Leaves 200 Feared Lost
In DACCA Bangladesh AP 200 feared drowned after a boat capsized near the Ganges mouth about 80 miles away. Police said 305 aboard, about 105 swam ashore. Company spokesman claimed all aboard safe. Police arrested two crewmen.
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Dacca
Bangladesh
Ganges River
Juvenile Charged With Stealing $50
A 17-year-old Cedar Rapids boy was arrested early Tuesday and charged with larceny for stealing $50 from a cash register at Clark U-Save on Ellis Boulevard NW. He was being processed by the youth bureau Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Clark U-Save
Ellis Boulevard
Youth Bureau
Hornstein Admits Damage Charge in Local Court
Michael Hornstein pled guilty in magistrate court to a charge of malicious injury to a building for damaging Claxton Pharmacy on June 14. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs. He resides at 2103 Deborah Drive SW.
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Michael Hornstein
Deborah Drive
Claxton Pharmacy
Jerome Peterson Forgery Case Sparks Local arrests
Jerome Peterson, 48, released on own recognizance after Monday arrest on forgery charge. Police say he forged several checks at Cedar Rapids taverns and the Roosevelt hotel over recent weeks. total amount not yet determined.
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Jerome Peterson
Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Carlin Named Publisher Of Pioneer Press and Dispatch
Thomas Carlin, former general manager of the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch, has been promoted to publisher of the two newspapers. The move places Carlin at the helm of both titles, signaling leadership continuity for the St. Paul media group.
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ST. Paul
UPI
Thomas Carlin
St. Paul Pioneer Press and
Dispatch
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