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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
16
Fire damaged the Norman Heying family belongings stored in a moving van rear Thursday afternoon. The blaze occurred during transport, causing extensive damage to stored goods.
City Briefs report Sherry Gregory of 1210 First SW awarded a Fromm Foundation advanced study fellowship in education at the University of Illinois. A fire at 1200 North American Lines NW damaged a White Elephant sale truck and items, with cause undetermined. Also noted are local ads and an association announcement for Dr. Patrick Smith joining Dr. Robert Glotfelty at Cedar Rapids Animal Hospital.
Wallet stolen from John C Diller of Park Forest Hawaii during stay at Holiday Inn Cedar Rapids. Inge 30 received a six month suspended jail sentence for false uttering of a check. Linda Inge pled guilty in Linn County district court to a separate case.
The federal government rested its case Friday in the jury trial of Gilbert D. Jacobs of Durant. The government presented 11 witnesses to prove Jacobs provided false information to the Commodity Credit Corp. Jacobs operates the Wilton Elevator Co. of Wilton Junction. The defense argued no crime was committed and that any filing mistakes were not made in bad faith.
Linn county conservation board finishes a new seven unit family camping area at Matsell bridge on the Wasps river with toilet water, table stove and fireplace. Annual permits cost 32 for residents 3 for non residents. free firewood provided. concrete boat ramp aids canoeing and fishing.
Tom A. Frady of 508 Thirty-fourth street NE was fined 50 dollars and costs on Thursday for excessive noise from a muffler following a traffic offense citation.
Police charged Robert N. Paul, 51, of Marion, with leaving the scene after his car struck another vehicle at First Avenue and Collins Road NE. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Municipal Judge Howard McLaughlin after the 8 p.m. April 17 incident.
Jack L. Bevins twenty of Garrison forfeited twenty dollars bond after failing to appear in municipal court on a disturbing the peace by fighting charge. He was arrested after a fight Saturday night at Danceland ballroom.
An unidentified prowler assaulted 11 year old Linda Campbell on a back porch in Cedar Rapids at 4:35 a.m. She received scalp laceration treatment at Mercy hospital and was released. Police searched the area but found no suspect. entry likely through a window.
AP reports Italians issue a commemorative stamp marking the Rome post ministry project and a safety drive. The event highlights an auto tunnel and aims to promote safe driving practices.
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