Cedar Rapids News Briefs Cover Theft and Local Notices
Cedar Rapids reports theft of an electric drill sander sabre saw and a 50 foot extension cord from a house under construction on Thirty Fourth Street SE valued at 145 dollars. Also local ads include an inventory sale, help wanted for beautician, a death notice for Angela May Staceyville, and bank direct deposit offer for Social Security recipients. Geraldine Hall named to the Dean's List at Washington University in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hammel
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
First National Bank of
Marion
First National Bank
7Th Ave
3Rd St
11Th St
Geraldine Hall
Country Club Parkway SE
Washington University
St. Louis
N.O.C
Wisconsin man sues Cedar Rapids over 1973 golf accident
Gordon Paulson of Barron Wisconsin filed suit in Cedar Rapids federal court against the city of Cedar Rapids and Lyle Williams seeking 165000 for his son Thomas and 15000 for Paulson himself. The action stems from a July 25 1973 incident at Ellis Park Golf Course when Williams allegedly hit a ball toward a fountain area striking the boy on the fifteenth hole. Paulson alleges the water fountain location was dangerous and Williams failed to warn. A jury trial is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Paulson
Barron, Wis
Lyle Williams
Victoria Drive
Ellis Park
Paulson
Thomas
Williams
Young Paulson
Hig
Time Check St Patrick area plans major improvements
A northwest city neighborhood near Time Check St Patrick’s church plans a 275000 first year funding package under the community development program. Projects include a 5.5 acre neighborhood park with land clearances and street extensions, sidewalk upgrades, and homeowner rehabilitation assistance as two parcel areas near park sites. Public hearing set for August.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Citizens Committee
Zeb Madson
Department of Planning and Redevelopment
4 Park
J Avenue NW
Fifth Street
K Avenue
Madson
Urban Renewal Board
First Street
Penn and
Q Avenues
St. Patrick's
Second
Third Avenues
Eleventh Streets
Ellis Lane
Girl Listed As Serious With Burns
Kimberle K. Keener eight of 1320 M street SW was in serious condition in University hospitals Iowa City after an accidental fire Monday. She suffered second and third degree burns to legs and groin while playing with matches in the 1200 block of L street SW. Police said she and friends were playing with books of matches. Kimberle lit a book and dropped it on the sidewalk. her pant leg caught fire as she stood near the burning matches. Neighbors extinguished the fire with water. She was taken to Mercy hospital then transferred to University hospitals.
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Kimberle K. Keener
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Lstreet
Kimberle
Mercy Hospital
Council Files Revised Pollution Ordinance for Review
The Linn county air pollution control ordinance revisions were placed on file for a week of public inspection. County air pollution officer Keith Erickson said changes mainly align the ordinance with state and federal rules including performance standards for new fossil fuel steam generators incinerators cement plants and refineries among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Keith Erickson
Gasette
Medical Services Grant Approved for Nebraska counties
About $400,000 in federal funds approved for emergency medical services programs in 11 Nebraska and Town counties. The grant funds equipment purchases and training programs under the Health Planning Council of the Midlands. Local funds will cover half the equipment cost, with approval by the council and the federal government still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Nebraska
Town
Health Planning Council of the Midlands
Eastern Iowans Are Appointed to State Agencies
Gov. Robert D. Ray announced 16 appointments to boards and commissions. Eastern Iowans named include Ralph H. Ricks of Iowa City and Gwendolyn D. Wie gmann of Anamosa on the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. Priscilla Wanatee of Tama was reappointed to the state historical board. Dr. John C. MacQueen of Iowa City and Dr. Raymond R. Rembolt of North Liberty were named to the disabilities council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
API
Robert D. Ray
John C. MacQueen
Iowa City
Raymond R. Rembolt
North Liberty
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M. Games
Montrose
Adv
Bobbie
Ample Lady
1St Ave
Angela May
Staceyville
Dave Prescott
Fleetwood Road
Travel and Transport
Oel
Europe
Center Point
N.E
Wisconsin Bay
Metro Kiwanis
Linn County Juvenile Detention Center
Bishops Downtown
Gin Mills
Gin Mill and Beer Garden
First Ave
Swartzenaihaber
217 Guaranty Bldg
Handicapped Systems — Board of Managers
2Nd Ave
Frank Nye
the Gazette
The
Elks Club
Ross Butters
D Avenue NW
Marlin Anderson
Avenue NE
Stickney
Ray Honai
Thirty-first Street
Asl
Kathy Lafler
Ninth Street
Hiawatha Council
Hiawatha City Council
Gin Mill
C.R
Deborah S$. Busching
Third Avenue SE
Busching
Orville A. Soden
Soden
Mise Busching
Lian County
Ralph Gilbert
W. R Gilbert
Hamilton Street
Lit- We Rock Air Force Base
Ark
Temple Judah
Lindsay Lane
Delbert Harford
Brockfast Drive
van Vechten Park
Linn Firefighters
Linn Firefighter’s Assn
Fairfax
Susan Robison
Sixteenth Street SE
Outlook
ISB Ae
Council
Iowa
Wash
Jeff
Kennedy
Ginsberas Jdeueers
Miei Pm
Togley
Korea
First Trust and Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids- Marion
Hartz
Best Western
Advantura Land
Six Flags Amusement
Mid-America
Turquoise
Short's Cleaners
Becker
Peoples
Bisyolas
Floddicker's
School of Music
Borat
Marchandise Bradman
Marchandise Drunssen Skelly
Cedar Rapids Microwave Co
Cedar Rapids Photocopy Co
Central City Furniture
Diamond Carpet
Fantasy & Fact
Fourth Avenue
Goodyear Tire
Hach Brothers
Hawkeye Saed Co
Heather's
HilRap House
Horak Motors
Sner Iowa Typewriter Co
Bill Kaufiman
Hiawatha Oster
Pyrexware
Kozy Inn
Bill Kubias
Linn
Madeline
MacKenzie Interiors, Inc
Simmer's Crafts
Nordman Jewelers
Novak
Amana
Palme Health Spa
Pittsburgh
Roberts
Roman
Roosevelt Royale
Shakay's Plaza
Stejskal Florial, Inc
Turquoise Jewelry
Weather Shield Corp
Zale's Jewelers
Zubar's Sound
Third ST. S.E
Dows ST
Ely
Owa
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