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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1969

Page

7

Cedar Rapids pill maker seeks new trial to clear name

Abraham Pilicer, 73, founder of Pileco Laboratories, was convicted in 1966 for dispensing tablets without prescription. He plans a new trial to clear his name while facing financial strain, job losses, and attempts to refinance his iron deficiency pill Vitafermarate amid WHO reports on iron deficiency in pregnancy.

Cedar Rapids Abraham Pilicer Ridgeway Drive Pileco Laboratories Pilicer World Health Organization W.H.O Vitafermarate Linn Food and Drug Administration John Walsh U.S. Department of Commerce L. Andelman The Gazette Andelman

Nomination Papers Open For Area Ten Board Posts

Nomination papers to file four director posts on the Area Ten Community College board are now available from the board secretary at Hawkeye Plaza offices in Cedar Rapids. Incumbents Jensen Sauter and Lewis may seek re election. a two year unexpired term fills Paul Wolfe’s seat. Election is Sept 8 with a public hearing Aug 7 on Area Ten’s budget of 4 643 555 for 1969 70, about 800 000 higher than last year.

Area Ten Community College Board Hawkeye Plaza Sixth Street B. A. Jensen Cedar Rapids James Sauter North English Max Lewis Wellman Paul Wolfe Iowa City Wolfe Johnson County Iowa County Sauter Washington County Lewis Jensen Area Ten

Nixon Seeks Stable Peace in Middle East Asia Role Talks

The report notes President Nixon aiming for a stable Middle East peace and a clearer U.S. Asia role after Vietnam. He highlighted worldwide pride in the moon mission and urged progress for children's peace and prosperity while criticizing stalled end to the war. Nixon planned talks with Bunker and Abrams during his Thailand visit.

Middle East Nixon America Asia Naval Officers Club China Hanoi Russia Thailand Ellsworth Bunker Saigon Creighton Abrams U.S Vietnam

Three Breakins Attempted in SW Cedar Rapids

Burglars entered two buildings and tried a third in southwest Cedar Rapids late Thursday night into Friday morning. The Cedar Rapids Twin Drive-in concession stand at 6300 Sixth Street SW was pried open, ransacked, and a safe attempt noted. $3 from a vending machine reported missing. Midwest Metal Products at 800 Sixty-sixth Avenue SW was entered by a pried door with no theft. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. at 851 Sixty-sixth Avenue SW had a shop door pried but nothing taken.

Cedar Rapids New Cedar Rapids Twin Drive-in Sixth Street Midwest Metal Products Co Sixty-sixth Avenue Coca-Cola Bottling Co

Sackett Named Unit Chairman In UCS Drive

Roger A. Sackett division manager of Square D Co. is named chairman of unit four in the UCS campaign. He, a St Pauls United Methodist member and Clarkson Tech and Carnegie Tech graduate, oversees 125 campaigners and 25 team chairs for 750 small businesses.

Roger A. Sackett Square D Co Unit Four United Community Services UCS Sackett St. Paul's United Methodist Church Clarkson Col — Sackett Carnegie Tech Charles Sheehy Collins Radio David Smith Cedar Rapids Public Library Mike Cambridge Goss Co Cleave Rainwater Metropolitan Life Insurance Co James Moore Souvenir Pen and Pencil Co

Sixteenth Avenue Span Reopened After Repairs

The Sixteenth avenue bridge reopened Friday at 6 a.m. after a temporary closure caused by bridge surface settling from high water eroding ballast. Repairs cost minimal, needing two sand loads and ten inches of cement topping over the damaged deck. Reconstruction and design work begin this winter.

Sixteenth Avenue

Liquor Chief Defends Size of Inventory

DES MOINES AP Homer Adcock chairman of the Iowa liquor commission defended the inventory size saying isolated overstocked items are very low against total business. He cites June 30 1969 totals at 9.1 million versus $11 million claimed and notes monthly variations plus ongoing elimination of slow moving brands.

Des Moines Homer Adcock Iowa Liquor Commission Adcock Robert Ray Ray Commission

Coralville Flow To Be Reduced Over Three Days

Army Corps of Engineers reports Coralville reservoir water at 710.50 feet, 1.5 feet below spillway. Outflow will ease from 13,000 to 12,000 cfs Friday through Monday as levels decline. Pianist Peter Nero listed among DICK CAVETT SHOW guests. Adcock notes 9:00 PM Friday color telecast with variance innel 9.

Rock Island Coralville Army Corps of Engineers Peter Nero Dick Cavett Adcock

Local Stores Adjust Stock To Meet Demand

Company executive Adcock explains that each of the 197 stores is stocked according to local demand. When products move slowly, items are marked down or sent back to suppliers.

Adcock

McGregor Area Detours Announced By Road Unit

McGregor area detours due to highway 18 closure from McGregor west to the 18 52 junction at Guttenberg. Detour routes use Iowa 76 to near Waukon then 51 to Postville and 18 52 junction, or Iowa 340 and county road 17 to Garnaville and US 52. U.S. 18 remains closed until Dec 1 with work delay about a month due to rain.

McGregor Guttenberg Waukon Postville McGregor Area Pikes Peak State Park Garnaville U.S. 18

Werner N. Snow Named Coe College Business Manager

Werner N. Snow a Albion college business manager in Albion Michigan has been named business manager at Coe College in August succeeding Robert E Heywood who leaves to become vice president for finance at Alfred University Snow has prior Iowa experience including vice president of business affairs at Iowa Wesleyan University 1962 1964 and eight years at Drake University Des Moines He is a Boston native 49 with degrees from the University of Vermont and the University of Iowa He began his career at Texas A&M and served five years in the army's legal division

Werner N van” Snow Albion College Albion Mich Coe College Joseph E. McCabe Snow Robert E. Heywood Alfred University Alfred N.Y Coe Iowa Iowa Wesleyan University Drake University Des Moines Boston University of Vermont University of Iowa Texas A and M University Army

Hospital Budget at Independence OKed

Independence The People’s Memorial hospital board approved a proposed 1970 budget of 1,296,526 with 104,000 from taxes. The 1969 budget was 1,122,448. A public hearing is set for Aug 14 before final approval.

Independence Board of People's Memorial Hospital

Useful Items Sell Quickly with Low Cost Want Ad

A brief classifieds note highlights rapid sales for useful items through a low cost want ad offered by contacting the listed phone number 369-1234. The minimal text emphasizes speed and affordability for buyers and sellers.

Dial

Abodeely Abortion Charges Dropped in Linn Court

In Linn County District Court Judge Harold Vietor dismissed two abortion charges against 37 year old Joseph Abodeely of Cedar Rapids on motion by the county attorney. Earlier that day he sentenced Abodeely to five years in the penitentiary starting Aug 15 for a third abortion count. The case involves referrals to a non doctor and a separate truck driver linked to local abortion schemes. One charge involving Waterloo resident Mrs. Austin Wright was also dropped.

Joseph Abodeely Cedar Rapids Linn District Court Harold Vietor Abodeely William Faches Merle Meyers Vietor Meyers Hiawatha Donald Geater Geater Austin Wright Waterloo

Helicopter Downed Killing Nine in Viet War Operation

Eight U.S. bases and installations were hit as seven Americans and two South Vietnamese soldiers died when a helicopter was shot down in the Plain of Reeds near the Cambodian border during a trooplift mission. US and Vietnamese forces reported shellings, enemy casualties, and a downed spotter plane with a wounded pilot. Two Ninth Infantry Division units prepared to depart for home.

Saigon Plain of Reeds U.S U.S. Command Hue Ninth Infantry Division

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