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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1963

Page

3

Tama Council Chooses Between Two 4 Lane Routes for 63

Tama council considers two state highway commission proposals for a four lane 63 through the city. One plan keeps the present route while the other would run north on State street past Oak Park and diagonally northwest to reconnect with the current highway in south Toledo. The council seeks plan commission guidance amid protests and funding uncertainties for construction in 1967.

Tama State Highway Commission State Street Oak Park Highway Commission Charlies Kupka Lulu Wieland Corner Hilltop Cafe Kupka Tama Council

Objections Peak Over Vining School Closure

Vining residents loudly challenged the South Tama Community board of education plan to close the two room Vining school and send students to Chelsea attendance center next fall. They cite overcrowding, high per pupil cost, and transport concerns, urging retention until a new high school is built. The board will decide at its June 17 meeting.

Secial TAMA Vining South Tama Mabel Grieder Paul Kouba Chelsea

Harris and Pastorino Attend Boy State at Camp Dodge

Bob Harris and Ray Pastorino are attending Boy State events at Camp Dodge this week, representing guidance and civic program participation.

Tama Bob Harris Ray Pastorino Boy State Camp Dodge

Newton Officer Is Reinstated

Newton Police Sgt. Clifford Foreman 34 is ordered reinstated by the Civil Service Commission after a 2-1 vote. Foreman had been suspended for conduct unbecoming an officer while off duty related to an 18 year old high school girl. Det. Clifford Decker resigned in the same case. decision upheld that Foreman’s suspension ran April 23 to May 23.

Newton John Kerr Civil Service Commission Clifford Foreman Kerr Clifford Decker P. J. Siegers Foreman Newton Public Library Siegers

Toledo Woman Asks 7500 in Lawsuit

TOLEDO Mrs. Julia Pitka of Toledo sues Dennis and Sidney Whitsell of Chelsea for 7500 damages from a Nov 22 1962 collision on highway 212 four miles west of Chelsea. She alleges Dennis Whit sell driving a car owned by Sidney Whitsell struck the rear of an eastbound car, pushing it into her vehicle and causing severe injuries and future medical costs.

Toledo Julia Pitka Dennis Sidney Whitsell Chelsea Highway 212 Dennis Whitsell Pitka Whitsell

Iowa to Study Pesticides Impact on Water and Wildlife

Iowa Conservation Commission approved a $10,000 grant for a year long study at the State Hygienic Laboratory Iowa City to measure chemicals and radioactive isotopes in waters soil and wildlife. The project aims to assess contamination levels and potential ecological risk.

Des Moines Iowa State Conservation Commission Iowa City Robert Morris E. T. Rose The Commission Fish and Game Division A. N. Humeston Cedar Rapids

Slay of Lutheran Pastor Tied to Albert Lea Man

Robert Eugene Chapman 22, of Albert Lea, admits shooting and stabbing Rev. Berner Nyjordet 42 near Hayward Minnesota after an argument over a drink. Clergyman found dead May 24 in a thicket. Chapman says he took $5 from the minister’s billfold. Grand jury to consider indictment. Nyjordet was pastor at the Lutheran church in Silver Lake Iowa.

Albert Lea Minn Iowa Robert Eugene Chapman Albert Leaman Stevern Nyjordet Silver Lake

Allamakee Rural Schools To Be Closed

WAUKON The Allamakee Community School Board approved the closing of four rural schools and reconfigured district lines. Harpers Ferry stays in the Allamakee district with K through 6 at Hanover No 4. grades 7 and 8 sent to Waterville. Iowa River and French Creek No 3 closed. elementary students go to Hanover. junior high to Waukon. Dorchester grades 5–8 remain with one teacher per grade. 18 rural schools continue operating. Board considered options to relieve crowded conditions in Waukon with no decision.

Grieder Ernest Herink Waukon Allamakee Harpers Ferry Allamakee Dis Waterville Iowa River French Creek No. 3 Hanover No. 4 Dorchester Fighteen Rural Schools

Iowa City Jaycees Honor Top Members

The Iowa City Jaycees held their annual awards banquet honoring outstanding members and installing new officers. Russ Slade won Key Man. Burt Frantz, Bill Ambrisco, Don Calkins named outstanding committeemen. Bill Brown, Bill DeBryan as outstanding project chairmen. Lee Kauffman, Tom Maher as outstanding board members. Ron Matthews as outstanding officer. Speak up Jaycee awards went to Larry Simmons, Bill Neuzil, Jack Burge. Jaycee of the month May was Mel Schneer and April Paul Burian. Officers installed included Ned Smith as president, Lee Kauffman and Tom Fountain as vice-presidents, Burian as secretary, Bob Sierk as treasurer.

Iowa City Iowa City Jaycees Russ Slade Burt Frantz Bill Ambrisco Don Calkins Bill Brown Bill DeBryan Lee Kauffman Tom Maher Ron Matthews Jaycee Larry Simmons Bill Neuzil Jack Burge Mel Schneer Paul Burian Ned Smith Tom Fountain Burian Bob Sierk

Waukon Man Charged in Tractor Vandalism Case

Grossheim has been charged with malicious injury to tractors in connection with damage to three tractors on the highway 13 project south of Waukon around May 20. He is free on a $500 bond.

Waukon Malcom Grossheim

Jackson Treasurer Refuses To Resign Amid Hearing Set

Jackson County Treasurer Winfield Rimmer refuses to resign as state examiners audit his books in Maquoketa. A hearing is scheduled June 17 on a petition for permanent removal. officials cite embezzlement related issues tied to auto license penalty fees and missing receipts. Rimmer, free on 2500 bond, argues he has not been told the charges.

Jackson Maquoreta Jackson County Winfield Rimmer Nathan Grant Doug J. Burris Clarence Hinke, Jr John Miler State Motor Vehicle Division Richard Ades Maquoketa Ades Hinke

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City Plan Commission Russell Lyon Lyon Ben Jones Kouba Montour the Vining School Kel Tor Orris Oye Pai Morris Alcoa Aluminum Peoples Bank First Street West Union Chamber of Commerce Jaycees West Union Police Highway Patrol Boy Scouts Pastor Slayer Chapman Hayward Minnesota Correctional Institutions Ihis Ray Sokol Iowa-Illinois Aslight Illinois Electric Company
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