Retarded Children Assn Convention Set for June in Iowa
The 14th Annual Iowa Assn for Retarded Children convention meets June 11–12 at the Roosevelt hotel with Dr. Donald H. Berglund as feature speaker on new development opportunities. Stanley Meyers headlines Saturday luncheon on regional centers. Marvin Seldon speaks at Sunday noon luncheon. State Senator Tom Riley toasts. Over 450 attendees expected. counties Linn plus Buchanan, Delaware, Dubuque, Benton, Cedar, Clinton, Iowa, Johnson, Scott and Jones host workshops on planning, storytelling, recreation, youth ARC, public affairs, and care facilities.
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Donald H. Berglund
National Assn. For
Iowa Assn
Roosevelt Hotel
Stanley Meyers
Parents and Friends of
Bridgeport
Conn
Mittee
Marvin Seldon
Comptroller’s Office
Tom Riley
Linn
Buchanan
Delaware
Dubuque
Benton
Cedar
Clinton
Iowa
Johnson, Scott and Jones
Ed Hanlon
Erma Bunge
Cedar Rapids
Jean Babcock
Des Moines
Vernie Josten
Klemme
W. A. Pattison
Denison
Robert Conley
Martha Smith
Plan Pheasants For Linn Parks
Linn County Conservation Director George Hamilton is raising pheasants from Gordon Hatchery. He settled eight Silver pheasants and 24 Reeves pheasants in a central city area after transporting them from Marion. A total of 50 eggs were purchased. He plans to release birds this fall in Pinicon Ridge park to boost wildlife. If they survive and propagate he hopes to raise hundreds more for release in the park.
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Linn County
George Hamilton
Hamilton
Reeves
Central City
Gordon Hatchery
Marion
Conservation Commission
Pinicon Ridge
New Post Office Sought for Toledo Iowa
Rep. Bert Bandstra urged the U S Postal Service to build a larger facility in Toledo Iowa saying the current post office is too small for the city. He noted the building has about 1500 square feet, no loading platform, no parking, and inadequate storage after being leased for ten years.
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Toledo
Washington
UPI
Bert Bandstra
Iowa
U.S. Post Office Department
Bandstra
Three Traffic Counts Lead to $70 Fine in Municipal Court
Raymond ODell, 19, of route one Marion, was fined $70 and costs on three traffic charges in municipal court Thursday. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr fined O'Dell $10 for failing to have his car under control after a March 25 filing, $10 for a April 16 speeding charge, and $50 for a speeding charge filed last Saturday.
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Raymond O'Dell
Route One
Marion
Loren Hullinger, Jr
O’dell
Graduates Receive Degrees From University of Dubuque
Kathryn E Kraut of 504 Thirty Fourth Street NE Warren K Walrath of Cedar Rapids Carol E Winter of 1000 Thirteenth Street NW and Richard E Mills of Route One Cedar Rapids earned bachelor of arts degrees and a doctor of osteopathy degree at the University of Dubuque and its medical college.
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Kathryn E. Kraut
Thirtyfourth Street
Sunday
The
University of Dubuque
Warren K. Walrath
Cedar Rapids
University of Dubuque Theological Seminary
Carol E. Winter
Thirteenth Street NW
Richard E. Mills
Route One
College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Des Moines
Municipal Court Judgments List Several Civil Recoveries
A string of municipal court judgments lists multiple defendants and monetary awards. Amounts include $522.22 in cash credit for Cash Credit Corp versus Robert L. Slager, and $485.44 for Great Plains Supply Co. versus Mary McIntosh. Other entries mention Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals as plaintiffs in various sums.
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Cash Credit Corp
Robert L. Slager
Laura Roff
L. M. Kolsto
Charles
Mary Jo Hemphill
Great Plains Supply Co
Mary McIntosh
Nolen Ogden
R. J. Toussaint
C. C. Pitlik
Bob L. Bechcka
Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Inc
Robert A. Gruskey
Mercy Hospital
Donald L. Irons
Bernard J
Evelyn Schneider
St. Luke’s Hospital
William K
Nancy Smith
Lee R
Linda L. Stewart
Howard L
Dixie Stinger
Iowa Electric Light and Power
John H. Williams
Edward H. Pottle
Paul Kessler
Pyeee Elecric Co
Fran . Murphy
Me H. Miller
F. E. Flannery
Henry R
Sylvia Waltz
Rapids Body and Fender Co
Robert Omar
Frank E
Dorothy Blozvich
Joe Stanek
James L. Chipokas
Darryl LaGrange
Johnson County Democrats void May 16 vote for treasurer
The Johnson County Democratic Central Committee voided the May 16 election for treasurer and held a new vote. Jeremy Kindred of Iowa City was named to the post after initial results showed Donald Volm ahead, then corrected to indicate Kindred won. A final vote was held to clarify the outcome.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Democratic Central Committee
Jeremy Kindred
Central Committee
Donald Volm
Kindred
Away 16 Hours Boy Returns Home After Night Away
A Cedar Rapids nine year old, Steve Van Stein, disappeared from 4 p.m. Wednesday and returned at 8 30 a.m. Thursday as police and volunteers prepared a park area search. He said he slept at a friend's house to avoid possible discipline. He was held at police juvenile bureau and later returned to his parents.
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Cedar Rapids
Steve van Stein
van Vechten Park
Ned W. van Stein
Nineteenth Street
Steve
Police Headquarters Juvenile Bureau
Veterans of World War I expect 1100 at Cedar Rapids parley
About 1190 members of the Veterans of World War I and its auxiliary begin registering in Cedar Rapids for the tenth Iowa convention at the Roosevelt hotel. Officials say some 700 men and 400 women will attend with a schedule including a 7 30 p m reception, speeches by E W Christensen and John J Harrington, officer elections, a 6 30 p m banquet, and joint ceremonies with the auxiliary Sunday morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
United States
Roosevelt
E. W. Christensen
Veterans Administration
Pay Telephone Thieves Net About Forty Dollars
Police reported Wednesday that thieves used a lock pick to break into a pay telephone coin receptacle in the 1200 block of First Avenue SE. The coin box held about $40 in change and the theft likely occurred within the last two to three weeks, discovered during a Northwestern Bell check of pay phones around the city.
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First Avenue SE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Herren pleads innocent in disturbing the peace charge
Larry Herren, 21, of Amber, pleaded innocent to disturbing the peace. A municipal court trial was set for June 29. Police said he argued with a patron at Russo's Pizza House, 912 First Avenue NW, and threw a cigarette at the other person. no injury occurred. He was released on a $30 bond.
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Larry Herren
Amber
Herren
Russo’s Pizza House
First Avenue NW
Damage By Rock-Throwers Hits Beatrice Foods Lot
Vandals threw rocks at Beatrice Foods Co. at 2202 Sixteenth Avenue SW Wednesday night, smashing windshields on four delivery trucks. Manager Leo M. Cannon estimated damage at $500. three trucks were behind the building and one in an empty lot nearby.
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Beatrice Foods Co
Sixteenth Avenue
Leo M. Cannon
Richard Mayfield Wins Northeastern Math Grant
Richard Dean Mayfield, 21, son of Mr and Mrs William L Mayfield of 3819 D Ave NE, wins a $2,000 Northeastern University scholarship for graduate study in mathematics. He will graduate with honors from John Carroll University in Cleveland and begin an 18 month program toward a master's degree at Northeastern on June 20. The award was based on examinations.
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Northeastern University
Boston
Richard Dean Mayfield
William L. Mayfield
D Avenue
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Northeastern
Local Picnic Awards Go To Daniels Park Attendees
At the Daniels park family picnic awards were presented to Mike Rainville Jim Reed David Jones Christopher Meadon Tim Cunningham David Carr Joe Cunningham Steve Peterson David Levenson Mike Thorson and Kenny Vine. The event was filled with laughter and drama. The Rising Of The Moon airs Thursday at 10 25 PM on THE CHANNEL 9 MOVIE KCRG TV.
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Daniels Park
Mike Rainville
Jim Reed
David Jones
Christopher Meadon
Tim Cunningham
David Carr
Joe Cunningham
Steve Peterson
David Levenson
Mike Thorson
Kenny Vine
Kcrg-Tv
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Retarded Children Assn
Linn Parks
Johnson
John J. Harrington
Cub News
First Federal Savings & Loan
First Ave
N.W
Writer CO
Olympiasms
Vinx
Olympia
Hermes
Royal
Smith - Corona
Smith- Corona Electric
Iowa Typewriter CO
First Avenue
Armstrong's
Dad
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