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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1968

Page

3

Whorton Sues Nassif Over 1967 Drag Race Crash

Donald C. Whorton files a district court suit against Elias G. Nassif alleging Nassif drag raced on Fourteenth Avenue SE on August 8 1967 causing a collision with a Whorton pickup injuring Jerry L. Whorton. Damages sought include 2000 for car and medical costs and 2500 for permanent injury pain and suffering.

Donald C. Whorton Elias G. Nassif Jerry L. Whorton Whorton Nassif Fourteenth Avenue SE

Ernest J. Frank Plea Time On Larceny Charge

Ernest J. Frank 41 of 515 Tenth Street SE appeared before Judge B J Maxwell in district court and was given until 3 30 p m Friday to move or plead on a larceny charge. He is accused of taking 82 87 from an open cash box at Famous Footwear in Town and Country Shopping Center while helping clean up the store.

Ernest J. Frank Tenth Street SE B. J. Maxwell Frank Famous Footwear, Inc Town and Country Midwest

Damages Sought in C R Incident Case in Court

Ordell and Judith Newgaard filed a district court suit seeking 5087.55 over a Square D Co parking lot incident on Sept 19 1967. They allege Mrs Gordon D Ingram backed into Mrs Newgaard injuring her and damaging the car. The petition seeks 4000 for medical costs pain and suffering.

Ordell Judith Newgaard Square D Co Newgaard Gordon D. Ingram

Hodges Suit Seeks 21700 From Schwab Over 1967 Crash

David M. and Carol R. Hodges file in district court a $21,700 claim against Robert L. Schwab after a May 19 1967 highway 30 West collision. They seek 17400 for medical expenses and pain plus 4300 for car damages and Hodges loss of his wife society affection continuum.

Robert L. Schwab David M Carol R. Hodges Schwab West Highway 30 West Hodges

Plea Time Set in Drunk Driving Case

Harry H. Heideman, 55, of 1000 Thirty second Street SE, appeared before Judge B J Maxwell in district court Thursday morning on a charge of drunk driving. He was given until 10 a.m. July 25 to move or plead. Heideman was charged in connection with an incident July 14 a mile east of the county home on highway 13.

Harry H. Heideman Thirty-second Street B. J. Maxwell Heideman

Stolen items valued at 550 from SE Minneapolis home

About 550 in valuables were taken from an unoccupied house at 513 Sixteenth Avenue SE. Property owner John W. Minars of 2418 Lauren Drive SW reported the burglary. Items stolen include three coin collections a crystal radio set 50 salt and pepper shakers a toaster a coffee pot wall ornaments and a small cedar chest with jewelry.

Sixteenth Avenue John W. Minars Lauren Drive

Vietnam War Flyers Return Touches Off Southeast Asia Debate

Three U S released airmen arrived in Vientiane prompting new friction over interrogations before departure. Negotiators Harriman and Sullivan favor direct return to Udorn Thailand for debriefing, while North Vietnamese spokesmen and peace campaigners resist by Geneva convention standards.

U.S Vientiane Southeast Asia Hanoi Paris W. Averell Harriman U. S William Sullivan Harriman Sullivan Udorn Thailand United States

Flying Nun Poker Night Teases Color TV Show on KCRG

The Flying Nun headlines a color broadcast this Thursday at 7 00 PM on KCRG TV 9 with high stakes poker action teased for viewers.

Flying Nun Kcrg-Tv

Irish Style Fillet Steak Roundup and Senate Delinquency Grant

A reader cites Mrs. Monica Sheridan on Irish steak and onion prep with garlicked butter and charcoal fire guidance. The note recalls Irish hearth grilling and offers readers a chance to write Chuck Flynn at The Gazette in Cedar Rapids for replies. Washington action reports the Senate approving a bill for minimum $100 000 juvenile delinquency grants to qualifying states.

Ince Tipperary Illinois Monica Sheridan Ireland America Washington UPI Senate

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Courthouse News Donald Whorton C.R Schwab Flyers Chuck Flynn Care of the Gazette Cedar Rapids Town Gateway Gardens Sixth Street S.W Brilelitian China Lucille Burton Killian Parkade Fostoria International Stariing International Silver
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