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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1964
Page
7
William E. Poulson aged 54 was charged with assault with intent to do great bodily injury after allegedly stabbing Earl L. LaBarre, 49, with a pocketknife in the Salvation Army Center bunk room early Sunday in St. Paul.
James A. Stewart, 20, of Center Point, fined $35 and costs in municipal court for speeding 86 mph in a 70 mph zone. He received a mandatory 30 day suspension of his driver's license after being charged three times in a year. Judge Loren Hullinger, Jr. imposed the fine. Stewart injured forehead and was treated at St. Luke's hospital.
Casper A. LeClerc 33 of 2635 Twenty third Avenue SE was fined 25 dollars and costs in municipal court for violating an oversize vehicle permit. State patrol accused him of driving an over width truck over 50 mph six miles east of Cedar Rapids on Highway 30 on July 1. The permit limits speed to 25 mph.
Ellis J. Milroy, 37, of 812 Third Street NW, arraigned in municipal court on a charge of lascivious acts with a minor. He was held in lieu of $1,000 and given until Thursday to enter a plea. Police say Milroy was involved with five boys aged 12 to 14.
Cedar Rapids airport fire crew stood by Sunday as a precaution when a single engine Cessna 195 reported minor engine trouble. The pilot told the control tower the engine was running rough and the light plane circled the airport before heading to its destination. No names or final destination were obtained.
In a special session the city council placed on file plans and specifications for bridges on C and J streets SW over Prairie creek. A public hearing is set for Aug 5 with bid letting to follow.
Mayor E. H. DeShaw broke ground last week for Monticello’s new municipal airport costing $114,000. The site on Highway 38 east of town hosted the ceremony after final FAA approval on July 3. Contractors are Trowbridge Construction Co. of Marshalltown.
Edward L. Clary, 17, was fined 233 dollars with 100 suspended after authorities say he used another person’s name when arrested in Waubeek on four traffic charges. Deputy Wright charged him with driving without a headlight, excessive noise, no driver’s license, and unlawful use of a license. a related charge against his father was also filed.
Warren Lee Reed 22 of 851 Twelfth Street NE suffered a knee injury Monday in a car truck collision at B avenue and Center Point road NE at 8 13 am. He was listed in fairly good condition at St. Luke's hospital. Police said Reed's car was involved.
Free X rays will be offered this week by the Linn County Tuberculosis and Health Association. The schedule lists the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co site at Second street and Second avenue SE from noon to 3 p.m., Mercy hospital parking lot and Witwer Farm Market at Oakland road and Thirty second street NE from 4-5 and 6-8 p.m., and Hiawatha from noon to 3 p.m.
Lumir Skripsky and Floyd A. Sanborn were involved in a collision at Second avenue and Tenth street SE. Skripsky received medical treatment for a head laceration. Sanborn faced a charge of disobeying a traffic signal. Mary Kay Sawyers, 21, of 944 Eighteenth avenue SW, was charged with failing to have her vehicle under control.
A brief note from Northwestern Bell advises travelers to phone ahead to arrange lodgings and schedule activities. A quick call helps line up sports dates and inform friends of your travel plans, boosting vacation enjoyment.
A massive elm toppled onto Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church in Cedar Rapids just after services ended. Pastor Wade H. Koons said the four foot trunk split at 11 40 a m and smashed a large stained glass window as worshippers had just left. Estimated damage ran about 1000 dollars.
Fairfax hosts a 10 event track meet at 1 p.m. as part of the summer playground program with two age brackets.
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