Five Citizens Waive Hearings In City Court
Five persons waived preliminary hearings in municipal court and were bound over to the grand jury. Kirk Rosel of Cedar Rapids faces a March 28 robbery charge for the Kenneth R. Cornwell case. James Hofland is charged with malicious injury to a building for breaking a glass door at Willard Hopp’s property on March 21. Maynard Garman, Audubon, charged with second offense drunk driving on February 25. Thomas Harris of Oakland Road NE faces possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance for LSD found April 5. Larry Hill, NE 1501 B Avenue, charged with false evidence of registration after allegedly displaying 1971 plates painted to resemble 1972 plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Rosel
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth R. Cornwell
James A. Hofland
Sylvia Avenue
Willard Hopp
Maynard Garman
Audubon
Thomas J. Harris
Oakland Road
Larry Hill
B Avenue NE
Fair Unit Updates Hawkeye Downs Renovations Progress
Hawkeye Downs landscaping and beautification will finish in time for the June 30 All Iowa fair opening. Leo Peiffer reported renovations on schedule including fountains in the mall and painting. Charles Decker listed free additions such as a children’s show square dancing and teen dances while NASA exhibit talks are possible. The Tavern on the Mall and amphitheater shows are near completion and two framed photos honoring former presidents were presented to L. E. Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Downs
Leo Peiffer
Charles Decker
Fair
Billy Greiner
Riley outlines advantages of new court bill
Iowa lawmakers promote a Unified Trial Court small claims division set to take effect July 1 1973. Citizens with claims up to 1000 dollars will file simply, receive restricted certified notice, and have a judge decide without a jury, with possible installment payments if awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Riley
R-C.r
High Twelve Club
Embassy Club
Riley
Senate-House Conference Committee
Man Bound Over On Marijuana Possession Charge
James Caldemeyer of 1836 Fourth Avenue SE was bound over to the grand jury after a municipal court preliminary hearing Thursday on a charge of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. He allegedly had marijuana in his possession on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caldemeyer
Fourth Avenue SE
Oliver Admits Amended Count In Municipal Court
Kenneth Oliver of 915 Sixth Street SE pled guilty Thursday to an amended charge of gross frauds and cheats and received a six month suspended sentence. He faced a related robbery charge tied to the April 23 incident involving William Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Oliver
Sixth Street SE
William Williams
Man Fined $100 as Reckless Driver
Gerald Malloy of 816 C avenue NW pled guilty in municipal court to an amended reckless driving charge. He was fined 100 dollars and costs. He was arrested on October 27 for drunk driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Malloy
C Avenue NW
Strawberry Point Man Injured in Bridge Accident
ELKADER Donald Courtnege 77 of Strawberry Point was treated in a Manchester hospital after a Thursday crash on a narrow bridge five miles south of Elkader on Highway 13. He could not avoid a car waiting for a semi to cross, skidded, hit the truck loaded with 23,000 pounds of steel, and the truck went into a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Donald Courtnege
Strawberry Point
Manchester
Courtnege
Cedar Rapids Estate Planning Council Elects New Officers
Cedar Rapids accountant Thomas L. Koranda of 158 Thirty-first Street NW was elected president, succeeding Harry R. Terpstra. Other officers include Wallace W. Farmer as vice president and Charles Cebuhar as secretary treasurer, with executive committee members John Von Lackum, Thomas LeBuhn, Hugo Burdt and Ken Drisch representing each professional group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Koranda
Thirty-first Street
Cedar Rapids
Wallace W. Farmer
Charles Cebuhar
John von Lackum
Thomas LeBuhn
Hugo Burdt
Ken Drisch
Two Arrested on Shoplift Charge
John Fitzpatrick, 28, and his wife Renae, 25, Desane, arrested in Cedar Rapids for shoplifting a camera valued at 31.64 dollars from Target. Each signed a promise to appear and was released from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzpatrick
Renae
Desane
Cedar Rapids
Target
Randall Wade Chosen To Go To Boys Nation
Randall Lee Wade of Marion and Mark Edward Hanna of Springville were selected at Iowa Boys State to represent Iowa at Boys Nation July 13 to 20 in Washington D C. Kimberly J Walker of Washington was named Outstanding Boys Stater and becomes eligible for a college scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Randall Lee Wade
Marion
Mark Edward Hanna
Springville
Iowa
Washington, D.C
Kimberly J. Walker
Washington
Kirkwood Schedules Pre Career Courses
Kirkwood Community college offers two high school level pre career courses at Jefferson high school this summer. General auto mechanics and welding and hot materials run five weeks from June 19 daily 8 30 to 11 30 a m with tuition of 35 dollars plus materials. One semester hour credit will be awarded and transferred to local school districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood Community College
Jefferson High School
Kirkwood
Iowa City
King predicts Julian Bond will someday be president
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. predicted on Thursday that Julian Bond, a black Georgia legislator and father of the late civil rights leader, will become president at some point in the future. King spoke in Oklahoma City in a public address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Martin Luther King
Georgia
Julian Bond
Post Office Seeks Bids on New Substation
The post office solicits bids to operate a new substation on the northeast side bounded by Twelfth street NE Second avenue SE Sixteenth street and Oakland road NE. Public hours, stamp sales money orders parcel acceptance and registered insured mail to be offered. Bids due by 10 am Wednesday. The current College Pharmacy station at 314 Center Point road NE closes June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
Second Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Oakland Road
Aninaida
College Pharmacy
Center Point Road
Connor to seek Laird seat in Wisconsin congressional race
Wausau Wisconsin AP reports David Connor first cousin of Defense Secretary Laird announced Thursday his bid for Laird's former congressional seat, aiming to carry on the political lineage in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wis
David Connor
Defense
Laird
It takes only a minute to get the buy of a lifetime.
A concise want ad urges quick action for a major purchase, promising a lifetime value with minimal effort. The copy emphasizes speed and ease, aiming to prompt immediate response from readers seeking a great deal.
Court Rejects Feaker Request To Modify Term
Federal Judge Edward J Mc Manus denied an May 11 filing by convicted bank robber Beryl Dean Feaker Vernon to modify his sentence. Feaker was found guilty March 13, 1969, of robbing the Ely branch of First Trust and Savings Bank on February 7, 1969. He received a 15 year term on April 1, 1969 and sought parole eligibility discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McManus
Beryl Dean Feaker
Vernon
Feaker
Ely
First Trust and Savings Bank
Board of Parole
Court rules McManus action improper at this time
A court or legal authority determines that McManus cannot proceed with the action at the present moment. The ruling emphasizes caution or procedural constraints affecting the request or move under consideration. No further specifics provided in the fragment.
Kirkwood Faculty Association Elects Leaders for 1972-73
The Kirkwood Community College Faculty Association re elects Bill Grove of Cedar Rapids as president for 1972 73. Grove teaches communication electronics at 1818 Seventh Avenue SE. Other officers are Terry Moran economics instructor vice president Sharon Tauke medical secretary coordinator secretary and Ed Kesser mechanical engineering technology instructor treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood Community College
Bill Grove
Cedar Rapids
Grove
Seventh Avenue SE
Terry Moran
Sharon Tauke
Ed Kesser
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NASA
Peiffer
M. G. Swords
L. E. Shepard
Grand Jury
Oliver
Estate Planning Council
Thomas Koranda
Randall Wade
Bond
Post Office
Ourulu Beavcianuy
McManus
Kirkwood Faculty Association
M. L
Armstrong
Armstrong Girls’ Store
Armstrong Children’s Store
Armstrong Budget Shoes
Dad
Armstrong Sport Goods
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