Linn County Board approves court fee reports and notices
Courthouse News monthly and quarterly court fee reports show district totals for Linn County officials led by Tom F Neenan and several Marion Robins officials with varied fines and fees. The board also approves two hour parking in Buses addition and bonds, liquor permit renewal, and public hearings for project h21 condemnation. Moore asks campaign action details and Martin to send request to Des Moines midweek.
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Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Tom F. Neenan
Center Point
Miles N. Adams
Marion
Charles R. Bullcek
Vincent C. Hart
Marion Township
John P. Drakos
Robins
Leonard E. Pallas
William W. Butschi
Coggan
Raymond Brown
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Sportsman Club, Inc
Wendy Oaks Country Lodge
Central City
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Keough Electric
Keough
Justice Electric
Don Simmons
Tipton
Bertram
Ing
Moore
Martin
Dés Moines
Charge Inmates In Waterloo Jail With Linn Theft
Two men face burglary by electricity charges over a June 24 break in at Tietge's garage Walker. About $10,500 in checks cash bonds and savings certificates stolen. Michael V. Good 25 of Waterloo and Gates Carney 20 of Contoocook NH sought by warrants and held in Waterloo jail on unrelated charges. Good on work release when incident occurred. Acetylene torch used on a safe. Linn Buchanan and Black Hawk sheriff's departments Waterloo police and Town Bureau of Criminal Investigation cooperated.
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Tietge
Walker
Michael V. Good
Waterloo
Gates Carney
Contoocook
N.H
Good
Black Hawk
Linn
Buchanan
Waterloo Police
Town Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Linn Officials To Seek Ruling On Subdistrict Boundaries
Deputy County Auditor John Arthurs said Linn officials will request a ruling from the state attorney general on the exact boundaries of new legislative subdistricts following a meeting with Cedar Rapids City Clerk Harold Schaefer and County Attorney William Martin after a letter from Linn County Democratic Chairman Kenneth Moore.
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John Arthurs
Arthurs
Cedar Rapids
Harold Schaefer
William Martin
Linn County
Democratic
Kenneth Moore
Damage Award In C R Collision Totals 42514 70
James and Gloria Bishop receive $42 514 70 in damages after a 1964 crash on First avenue west. Wilma Kellogg ordered to pay $3 050 55 to James Bishop and $39 464 15 to Gloria Bishop plus interest.
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C.R
James
Gloria Bishop
First Avenue West
Wilma Kellogg
James Bishop
J. Paul Naughton
Bishop
C R Man Admits Drunk Driving
Lloyd O Tackman age 25 of 3701 Sixteenth Avenue SW pled guilty to drunk driving in district court. He is to be sentenced July 22 at 10 am by Judge Clair Hamilton for a July 14 incident on Highway 149 a mile south of Cedar Rapids.
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Lloyd O. Tackman
Sixteenth Avenue
Tackman
Clair Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Pleads Innocent To Drunk Driving
Marilyn P. Benner, 36, of rural route three Cedar Rapids, pled innocent in district court Tuesday to a drunk driving charge. The case stems from a July 4 collision on Glass Road involving a motorcycle.
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Marilyn P. Benner
Cedar Rapids
Glassroad
Humphrey Dignity Visit Delayed by Rain at Gateway Arch
In St. Louis Vice President Hubert Humphrey dedicated the 630 foot Gateway Arch as rain forced indoor moves and several events were postponed. The weather bureau had predicted cloudy but dry conditions. Humphrey endured the showers as he met officials and observers during the ceremony.
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ST. Louis
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hubert H. Humphrey
Gateway Arch
Humphrey
Arrests Spark Hours of Disturbance in Haight-Ashbury
In San Francisco two suspected narcotics peddlers were arrested at 6 p.m. sparking six hours of sporadic clashes in Haight-Ashbury. Police swept the area arresting 43, with minor injuries reported as rocks bottles and molotovs were hurled. traffic continued flowing as crowds dispersed after police uranium unlawful assembly warning.
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San Francisco
UPI
Haight-Ashbury
Four Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In Federal Court
Four petitions filed in Cedar Rapids federal court name the Remingtons Smiley Boles and the Smiths. Debts range from about 3,974 to 11,961 with assets from 200 to 1,250 all or mostly exempt. Occupations listed include laborer maintenance man executive chef and truck driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Larry and
Rita Remington
Twenty-seventh Street NW
Edward and
Frances Smiley
Twenty-first Avenue NW
George L. Boles
First Avenue NE
Steven
Virginia Smith
Second Street
Hell
Clifford rules out more U S troops in Vietnam briefing
Clifford said he had no plans to request additional troops and noted South Vietnamese President Thieu’s hint of 1969 withdrawal. He praised the 1st Army Division in the Da Nang area and urged matching its quality elsewhere. A Viet Cong directive warned the Paris talks won’t yield peace before a general offensive. The next big thrust is expected at Saigon, Da Nang, and possibly Hue.
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Saigon
Clifford
Nguyen van Thin
da Nang
U.S
Paris
United States
Hue
Council Honors Retired Workers in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids city council presented certificates of award to retired police detective Jerry Navratil and fire department radio operator and dispatcher Frank Svoboda. Navratil served 25 years and 11 months, Svoboda 22 years. Safety Commissioner John Oberthien issued the honors at a council meeting.
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Jerry Navratil
Cedar Rapids
Frank Svoboda
Fire Department
Navratil
Svoboda
John Oberthien
Man Wanted in Michigan Caught In C R by FBI
The FBI arrested Clarence R. Ballard 24 of Wyandotte Michigan in Cedar Rapids on a fugitive warrant for grand larceny. He was held on 2500 bond in Linn county jail after being seized at his east side workplace. Ballard admitted living in Cedar Rapids four to five months and said he would return to Michigan to face charges for allegedly taking 2000 dollars worth of tools from a Ford plant in Saline in May 1967.
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FBI
Cedar Rapids
Michigan
U.S
K. W. Fuelling
Clarence R. Ballard
Wyandotte
Mich
Ballard
Linn County
East Side
Ford Motor Co
Saline
Cedar Rapids Council Approves Zoning Change on E Avenue NW
The Cedar Rapids city council gave third reading to rezoning 3401 E avenue NW from R-2 to R-1 with unanimous vote. Petitions by Thomas and Charlotte Gallagher accompany the action. First readings cover R-1 to M-1 at 799 Blairs Ferry road NE by Robert L. Koder and R-1 to M-1 south of Sixty-sixth avenue SW by John T. Anderson et al. Parks Commissioner Donald Gardner opposed the Sixty-sixth avenue SW rezoning.
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Cedar Rapids
E Avenue NW
Thomas
Charlotte Gallagher
Blairs Ferry Road
Robert L. Koder
Sixty-sixth Avenue
John T. Anderson
Council Street
Midwest Development Co
Donald Gardner
Soviets Full Troop Withdrawal Promised Amid Czech Tensions
Soviet forces are said to depart Czechoslovakia by Sunday though no numbers are given. Earlier, 1 500 of 16 000 troops who entered for June maneuvers had left. Novotny seeks Moscow help to restore orthodox communism as Dubcek leads reform efforts.
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Dubcek
Antonin Novotny
Communist Party
Novotny
Moscow
C Avenue NE to Close for Paving and Detours
Public Services Director Richard Jensen announced C Avenue NE from Blairs Ferry Road north to Bowman Road will close Thursday morning for concrete paving. The six week project includes a Bowman Woods detour via Bowman Road to Council Streets and Council to Blairs. The Council Street bridge over Dry Run Creek has been completed and will reopen Thursday morning.
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C Avenue
Blairs
Ferry Road
Bowman Road
Public Services
Richard Jensen
Bowman Woods
Council Streets
Council
Blairs Ferry Road
Council Street
Dry Run Creek
Floods Hit Iowa Towns and Knock Out Power
Severe rainfall in a 30 to 40 mile wide band from Sioux City to Dubuque floods Waterloo area towns. The Black Hawk county courthouse and Waterloo city hall faced water damage while 218 highway floods stranded motorists. A lightning strike knocked out Iowa Public Service Co. generator leaving Waterloo in darkness for hours. Dunkerton evacuated as 500 residents moved to a hilltop school.
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Chamberlain Mfg. Co
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Keith Long
David
Iowa Public Service Co
Waterloo Register Co
Cedar Falls
Sioux City
Dubuque
Des Moines
Auto Crash Continues. Injured Driver In Fair Condition
Police say Mrs. Treka drove east on Sixteenth Avenue when Mitchells westbound car crossed a median, broad-siding Treka. Both cars, a 1960 Treka and a 1955 Mitchell, were demolished. investigation continues. Memorial services for Karen Claudean Coates set for Friday at Turner Chapel West with burial at Linwood Cemetery.
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Treka
Sixteenth Avenue
Mitchell
Karen Claudean Coates
Bessie
Okla
Richard Coates
Wellington
Texas
Square D Co
Sharon United
Barbara Klausen
Lawton
Carlene Meyert
Hobart
Turner Chapel West
A. T. Washington
Sharon United Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
iFriends
Three Injured in Two Cedar Rapids Traffic Crashes
Three people were injured in two accidents on Cedar Rapids streets late Tuesday afternoon. Kathleen Bixby 43 of Shellsburg was treated at St Luke's hospital and released after a two car crash on Edgewood road NW at 435 PM. The other driver Raymond Wahl 44 of Schultz drive NW was charged with failure to yield. Two others were treated at St Luke's for injuries in a three car crash at C avenue and Old Marion road NE at 427 PM. Mary Chappell 21 of Linn boulevard SE Emmett Scheneberger 60 of Center street NE and Lyle Strand 21 of Knoll street SE were involved. Chappell and Sharon Wells 27 of Daniels street NE had minor injuries and were not hospitalized. Chappell was charged with failure to yield at a stop. Scheneberger was charged with changing from a direct course of travel when unsafe.
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Cedar Rapids
Kathleen Bixby
Shellsburg
St. Luke’s Hospital
Edgewood Road
Raymond C. Wahl
Schultz Drive
St. Luke’s
C Avenue
Old Marion Road
Mary J. Chappell
Linn Boulevard
Emmett A. Scheneberger
Center Street
Lyle Strand
Knoll Street
Mary Chappell
Sharon Wells
Daniels Street
Etna Eruption Not Seen as Threat to Nearby Slopes
Mt Etna in Sicily erupted several times on Wednesday but scientists say the 10,902 foot volcano poses no danger to villages or farms on its slopes.
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Catania
Sicily
UPI
Mt. Etna
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