Volunteer opportunities seek helpers for handicapped, seniors, and kids
Several volunteer roles are listed including water aid for handicapped children, reading and math tutors for two young girls, weekly outdoor activity helpers, and nurses or counselors for clinic hours. Call 398 5437 or visit 327 Seventh street SE weekdays 9 to 5 for details.
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Voluntary Action Center
Seventh Street
S.E
Spain's New Premier Forms Conservative Cabinet
Spain's new premier Luis Carrero Blanco names a cabinet of more conservative ministers with Franco’s approval. Key changes: Laureano Lopez Rodo becomes foreign minister, replacing Gregorio Lopez Bravo. Opus Dei influence will be reduced as Lopez Rodo is the lone Opus Dei member remaining. Fernandez Miranda named vice president and Movement secretary general.
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Madrid
Spain
Luis Carrero Blanco
Francisco Franco
Franco
Carrero Blanco
Gregorio Lopez Bravo
Soviet Union
China
East Germany
Lopez Bravo
Laureano Lopez Rodo
Lopez Rodo
Opus Dei
Foreign Ministry
Carrera Blanco
Torcuato Fernandez Miranda
Fernandez Miranda
The
Movement
Two Cedar Rapids Residents Charged With Drunk Driving
Cedar Rapids residents faced drunk driving charges after weekend arrests. Donna M. Curtin, 44, of 719 Thirty-fourth Street SE, was stopped on Highway 13 north of Highway 30 and released on her own recognizance. Samuel P. McCumpsey, 45, of 2343 D Avenue NE, was stopped on Marion Boulevard inside the Marion city limits and released on his own recognizance.
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Donna M. Curtin
Thirty-fourth Street
Highway 13
Highway 30
Samuel P. McCumpsey
D Avenue NE
Linn
McCumpsey
Marion Boulevard
Marion City
Trial Sept 10 In Finders Fee Court Dispute
Pilgrim Enterprises sues Cedar Rapids Steel Transportation and named individuals over a claimed ten percent finders fee in a Buss Truck Lines contract. The suit seeks payment if negotiations fail by August 10, with trial set for September 10 in Cedar Rapids federal court.
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Illinois
Cedar Rapids Steel Transportation
Cedar Rapids
Pilgrim Enterprises
Herald A. Smith, Jr
Gerald E. Mattox
Marshalltown
Bos
Clare Mattox
Bos Lines
Three Morris Plan Offices Advertised for Instant Interest Accounts
An advertising notice urges readers to open 514 percent instant interest accounts at Morris Plan locations in the city. It emphasizes prompt action and staying near one’s money.
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Cedar Rapids
Morris Plan
Four injured in Cedar Rapids weekend traffic crashes
Four people were hospitalized after weekend traffic accidents in Cedar Rapids. Lola Hotz, 17, rode as a passenger in Gene Cummins 15, vehicle involved at Forty-second street and North wood drive NE. Diane Zearley 17, 918 Belmont parkway NW, cited for equipment and license violations after rear ending Cummins. Richard Marion 23, 333 Day street NW, treated after a motorcycle crash at Day street and D avenue. Joseph Engel 20, 5036 First avenue NW, injured in a truck car collision at Twenty-ninth street and Johnson avenue NW. Donna Striegel 49, Sunrise mobile home park, treated after a two car crash at First avenue east and Twenty-fourth street drive SE.
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Cedar Rapids
Lola Hotz
Valleyview Drive
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Forty-second Street
Northwood Drive
Gene B. Cummins
Red Bud Road
Cummins
Diane K. Zearley
Belmont Parkway
Iowa
Hubert L. Nelson
Meadowlane
Richard Marion
Day Street NW
D Avenue
Day Street
Joseph Engel
First Avenue NW
Twenty-ninth Street
Johnson Avenue NW
Engel
Donna Striegel
Sunrise Mobile Home Park
St .Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue East
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Francis Kerns
Third Avenue
Contributing Charge Filed Against Youth Tim Curley
Tim Curley 18 of 224% Twelfth Avenue SE was arrested on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after a 15 year old girl listed in want ads was found missing. Curley held in Linn County jail on $500 bond. girl processed by youth bureau and referred to probation office. Dial 398 8234.
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Tim Curley
Twelfth Avenue SE
Youth Bureau
Probation Office
Curley
Linn County
Dial
Prisoner Alleges Guilty Plea Induced by Officials
Richard P. Harris, a federal inmate in Cedar Rapids, says he was induced to plead guilty a year ago after officers promised a Minnesota charge would be dropped in exchange for pleading to transporting false securities from Cedar Rapids to Pittsburgh. He argues the court failed to ensure his understanding of the proceedings. Harris is serving 26 years total across California and Virginia counts.
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Cedar Rapids
Pittsburgh
Richard P. Harris
U. S
Minnesota
Jedure
Harris
California
Virginia
Shreeves Pleads Guilty To Assault And Battery
Joe E. Shreeves pled guilty in municipal court to an amended assault and battery charge. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs for the incident allegedly involving Michael L. Duss on December 19 1972.
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Joe E. Shreeves
Ellis Boulevard
Shreeves
Michael L. Duss
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