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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1972

Page

2

Courthouse News 40 Year Term To Miss Harris In Murder Case

Rosetta Harris was sentenced in Linn district court to up to 40 years in the Rockwell City reformatory for the Dec 3 slaying of Charles Frendle. The judge cited parole board liberal attitude and noted jurors doubted her testimony. Defense urged rehabilitation over retribution and the defendant appealed at public expense. Harris remains jailed on a $40,000 bond.

Miss Harris Rosetta Harris Linn Reformatory Rockwell City Charles Frendle Robert Osmundson State Parole Board Cedar Rapids Frendie U.S Dick McKinney Harris

Linn County Adds Two Surplus Copters for Civil Defense

Linn County Civil Defense receives two surplus OH-23C helicopters donated by the General Services Administration after Senate debate. The county will own the two surplus machines and renovate them, with engines and rotors purchased as surplus parts to cut operating costs. They will be kept ready for emergencies such as traffic monitoring, flood response, and damage assessment, with two pilots currently qualified and additional training planned.

Linn County Municipal Civil Defense General Services Administration Jack Miller Iowa Linn Civil Defense Civil Defense Bjorenson Boone Cedar River Palisades Heliccopters

College Community approves 1972 73 budget plan

The College Community school board approved a general fund budget of 3 153 344 for 1972 73 at its regular meeting Tuesday night The plan shows a rise from the prior two years with no public comments and includes a 75 000 levy to shore up cash balance from uncollected taxes The millage is expected to total about 64 mills with 52 for general fund and 12 for schoolhouse fund Based on 2 960 anticipated students the district allocates 1 056 per pupil The budget will be finalized after state comptroller adjustments on Sept 15

College Community School Board Glenn Selzer Selzer College Community

Milburn Graduates From Southern Missionary College

Dennis S Milburn of 555 Tenth avenue Marion graduated in May from Southern Missionary College Collegedale Tennessee in a local ceremony confirming completion of his studies and degree.

Dennis S. Milburn Tenth Avenue Marion Southern Missionary College Collegedale Tenn

Pearl Button Earrings Return Popularity Among Hairstyles

Shorter hairstyles spur renewed interest in pearl button earrings. In the 1950s they were known as pop bead ear rings. The design uses one backing with several colored beads you can switch off for different looks.

Fined $100 on Drug Charge for Local Resident

Gary J Grumman of 210 Cherry Hill road SW was fined $100 and given a six month suspended sentence in municipal court Monday after being charged with possession of a controlled substance. The alleged offense occurred March 31.

Gary J. Grumman Cherry Hill Road

Suspended Sentence On Narcotics Count

Donald Hauskins of 3729 G Avenue NE received a six month suspended sentence in municipal court Friday on a charge of possession of a controlled substance. The substance, identified as valium, was in his possession on July 16.

Donald Hauskins G Avenue

Solve your buying renting selling or locating problems fast

A concise want ad urges readers to quickly resolve shopping, housing, sale, or locating needs by placing a listing. The notice emphasizes speed and practical help for buyers sellers and seekers in a busy marketplace.

Some Iowa Candidates Too Young Too Young

Des Moines AP Some Iowa legislative hopefuls may be ineligible due to age. Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst notes house members must be 21 and senators 25 before the legislature convenes. Names will appear on the primary ballot. disqualification could occur if they win. He favors no punishment for age missteps, calling it an honest mistake.

Des Moines Iowa Melvin Synhorst House Senate Synhorst

$250000 Sought In Cedar Rapids Auto Fatality Suit

Hardin county man, Harold B Shepard administrator of Linda Shepard estate, sues in U S district court Cedar Rapids seeking 250 000 damages for her death in a Dec 17 1971 auto accident on Highway 65 eight miles south of Iowa Falls. Defendants Karen Sandberg and John Matyi are Minnesota residents. Plaintiff alleges the driver Sandberg was negligent on several counts including improper passing of a truck.

Hardin County U.S. District Court Cedar Rapids Harold B. Shephard Linda Shephard Karen L. Sandberg John Matyi Minnesota Miss Shephard Miss Sandberg Iowa Falls

Advertisement for Cemetery of Peace installment plan

A Sao Paulo newspaper carries an advertisement offering family plots at the Cemetery of Peace with easy monthly installments. The notice highlights affordable terms and long-term payment options for burial plots.

Sao Paulo Brazil Cemetery of Peace

Sheriff Reviews Complaint Over Blocked Railway Street

In Covington, Armand Fuller of Cedar Rapids filed a Tuesday night complaint with the sheriff over part of Railway street being blocked. Records show the dispute as civil between Fuller and Allen Kemp, who agreed by phone to move his vehicles. Fuller’s wife earlier obtained a quit claim deed to the street from the board of supervisors last month. County officials had indicated no county ownership in the property. Fuller posted posts and chained the road last weekend.

Railway Street Covington Armand Fuller Cedar Rapids Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Allen Kemp Fuller Board of Supervisors George Clifford Gazette Fullers

Five Stevedores Ordered Freed by Industrial Court

Britain's industrial relations court ordered the release of five jailed stevedores on Wednesday, averting a national protest strike planned for Monday. The decision came as tensions over labor actions eased and longtime tensions with workers eased.

London Britain

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