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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1976
Page
2
The Linn board of health will meet at the health department building at 7 30 p.m. Monday tonight. The location of the meeting was incorrectly listed in The Gazette Sunday. New York Philharmonic at Ames June 30 $15 RSVP June 11.
Three people face six charges after a Sunday disturbance at Jon's Pizza in Cedar Rapids. Thomas T. Brown, Deb orah Mahoney, and Deb Loney were arrested for criminal trespass with additional counts of intoxication assault and resisting arrest. Bank bonds set at 375, 250, and 125 dollars respectively.
Two weekend traffic accidents left two people injured and treated at local hospitals. Scott Allen Murdock, 18, of 1625 Maple NW, lost control Sunday morning on Johnson Avenue NW and struck a tree, facing license and control charges. Erick Heinemann, 9, of 2226 Bever SE, was struck near Meadowbrook and Forest SE and treated at St Luke's. On this date in 1778 Beau Brummel was born.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger opens his Latin American swing with a pledge to uphold human rights in the hemisphere and to offer economic help. He says rights must be preserved cherished and defended here where individual liberty has history. He adds the Americas share a duty to advance international justice and freedom.
A Cedar Rapids Pizza Hut at 623 Sixteenth Avenue SW was broken into by burglars early Monday. They pried the east door, smashed a juke box, cigaret machine, and cash drawer, stealing coins totaling about $260 and causing roughly $405 in damages.
Dr. Oscar Ivanis Sevich, surgeon, former Argentine ambassador to the United States and ex minister of education, died in Buenos Aires Sunday at age 81, his family reported.
Red Cross officials in Cedar Rapids announce Ellis Swimming Pool is open for business despite controversy. Volunteer training remains scheduled from 9 to noon at the pool with registration on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at the pool.
Ann K. Heck widow of Milford L. Heck died Monday after a long illness in a local hospital. Born September 20, 1902 in Salisbury Missouri, she married Milford Heck on October 27, 1926 in Chicago. Survived by three daughters Catherine Newkirk Cedar Rapids Ruth O Malley Tun junga California and Audrey Votroubek Marion. two sons Lon Heck Hiawatha and La Verne Bud Gordon Orland Park Illinois. 12 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Turner Chapel East with burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. visitation after 1 p.m. Tuesday.
Two teenage boys are charged with larceny for stealing a transmission from H and H Motors at 514 First Street SW. Harold Hawkins, 111 Sixth Avenue SW, saw them dismantling the $150 part, chased them, and police took action. The 16-year-old was jailed at Linn County Detention Center, the 14-year-old released to parents.
Deputies detained Harold J. Alden, 41, of Central City, after a suspected erratic drive on Highway 150 north of Hiawatha. Donald Hartman, 43, from Thirty-third Avenue SW, was taken into custody near Highway 30 and Wiley Boulevard NW for allegedly driving erratically.
A UPI report says U S food price inflation from March last year to March this year was 4.3 percent, the lowest among 14 countries surveyed. Argentina showed the sharpest rise due to decontrol, while other nations posted modest gains. dollar comparisons showed global price shifts and local currency effects.
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