Rapid City flood photo draws Cedar Rapids interest
A wirephoto from The Gazette shows Rapid City South Dakota flood survivors with Mrs Zereda Van Deusen of Iowa City recognizing her son Jim Van Deusen, his wife Pem and grandson Lon. The Cedar Rapids community theater offers 300 tickets for a Dames at Sea benefit, while Linn County Red Cross fundraising for Rapid City flood relief nears its $5 860 goal with 4 647 raised.
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the Gazette
Rapid City
S.D
Cedar Rapids
Zereda van Deusen
Iowa City
van Deusen
Jefferson High School
Friends
Arizona
Jim
Red Cross
Granby Building
Linn County Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Marie Clancy
Linn County
Two Fined One Round Over on Driving Charges
Three men appeared in municipal court on drunk driving charges. John Oliver of 718 Fourth Avenue SE was fined 300 dollars and costs, five days in county jail with time served credit, arrested November 11. Robert Novotny of route two Cedar Rapids was fined 300 dollars and costs, two days jail with time served credit, arrested June 4. Donald Padovich of Mystic was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing, arrested July 15.
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John Oliver
Fourth Avenue SE
Robert Novotny
Route Two
Cedar Rapids
Donald Padovich
Mystic
Parrish Bound Over On Multi Count Robbery and Fraud
Henry E. Parrish of 1219 Rose Street SW was bound over to the grand jury on three charges. He faces alleged robberies of Douglas G. Thompson on May 26 and James R. Meisel on May 25, plus false uttering of a $49 check to Memler's Tropical Fish at 417 Eighth Avenue SE on May 9, 1970.
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Henry E. Parrish
Rose Street
Grand
Douglas G. Thompson
James R. Meisel
Memler
Eighth Avenue SE
Cautious Police Search for Dog
Iowa City police searched cautiously for a large dog described as half wolf, half chow and golden retriever. David Moore of Mt. Vernon reported the dog was last seen at 8 29 a m and noted it is aggressive toward uniformed men but generally gentle.
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Iowa City
David Moore
Route 2
Mt. Vernon
Whitelaw rejects IRA cease fire ultimatum in Northern Ireland
In Belfast, William Whitelaw dismissed the IRA Provisional cease fire offer as an ultimatum. Protestant leaders hailed the stance while the Ulster Vanguard pledged support. Violence continued with rock throwing in Strabane and blasts in Kilrea as troops backed by rubber rounds patrolled the region.
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Belfast
William Whitelaw
Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Whitelaw
IRA
Provisional
Ulster Defense Assn
Londonderry
Bernadette Devlin
Ulster Vanguard Movement
UDA
Kilrea
County
Local Graduates Omitted From UI List Includes Schroeder Langer
Jane Ann Schroeder Langer of 3220 Henrich Drive SW received a bachelor’s degree in psychology and social work from the University of Iowa on May 26. Her name was omitted from the June 11 UI graduates list. Patricia Baade Bryant of 1224 Apache Trail NW graduated Friday from Ohio State University in Columbus.
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Jane Ann Schroeder Langer
Henrich Drive
University of Iowa
U. of I
Patricia Baade Bryant
Apache Trail
Ohio State University
Columbus
Neu to Visit Cedar Rapids Sunday for Campaign Stop
Arthur Neu, Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, will visit Cedar Rapids Sunday. The Carroll state senator will attend an 8 p.m. reception hosted by Dr. and Mrs. William A. Audeh at 3846 Lost Valley Road SE. It marks Neu’s seventh Linn County appearance.
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Arthur Neu
Cedar Rapids
Neu
Carroll
William A. Audeh
Lost Valley Road
Linn County
Read and Use Wanted Ads Regularly
A terse instruction urging readers to place emphasis on wanted ads to locate needed items or opportunities, highlighting practical advice to engage with classified listings regularly.
Wagner Honored as Realtor of the Year
John J. Wagner, decades long real estate figure in Cedar Rapids, was named 1972 Realtor of the Year by the Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors. He was a charter member and president of the local board, led state and national associations, and contributed to city planning and community service. The award was presented by 1971 Realtor of the Year C. F. Hunter at a board meeting.
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John J. Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Wagner
City Planning Commission
C. F. Hunter
Longbranch
State Association
Cedar Rapids Board
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Master Appraisers Institute
National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors
To Grand Jury on Breaking and Entering
James Santee of 1026 Eleventh street NE was bound over to the grand jury after a municipal court preliminary hearing on a breaking and entering charge. He faces charges in a April 2 break at Mobile Plywoods located at 1441 Blairs Ferry road NE.
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James Santee
Eleventh Street
Mobile Plywoods
Blairs Ferry Road
Grant Awarded to State Office of Economic Opportunity
Congressman John Culver announced a $195,709 grant to Iowa State Office of Economic Opportunity in Des Moines. The funds support technical assistance to all community action agencies, mobilizing resources and training CAA staff and boards, with project director Robert F. Tyson, starting July 1 for 12 months.
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Washington, D. C
John Culver
Iowa State Office of Economic Opportunity
Des Moines
CAA
Robert F. Tyson
Two Injured in C R Collision with Driver Charged
Jeffery J. Jellison was charged with reckless driving after a two car crash at Eighth avenue and Seventh street SE. Jellison’s vehicle ran a red light, hitting the Kohl car. Richard L. Kohl and 11 year old David Kohl suffered possible injuries. both treated and released. Other injured include Kenneth Oliver with back injuries and abrasions after being hit by a turning car. Robert Wren treated for a head laceration. No charges for Oliver’s or Wren’s incidents.
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Jeffery J. Jellison
Eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Street SE
Jellison
Richard L. Kohl
Mt. Vernon Road
Kohl
David Kohl
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kenneth Oliver
Sixth Street
Mercy Hospital
Oliver
Thomas M. Knight
Worthington Drive
Wren
John F. Young
D Avenue
Young
Shaver Road
Slough Road
Marion student named to three national honor societies
Dallas R. Courtney son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Courtney 903 Twenty fifth street Marion has been named to three national honor societies Kappa Mu Epsilon math Phi Eta Sigma freshman men and Sigma Phi Sigma physics indicating high scholastic achievement and recognition by academic organizations
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Dallas R. Courtney
Cecil Courtney
Twenty-fifth Street
Marion
Four Arrested On Two Breakins In Cedar Rapids
Four Cedar Rapids men are held on breaking and entering charges after a warehouse and a meat packing firm burglary. Gerald Hepker Theodore Schwartz Jack Pigman and Gary Lohr face arraignment pending. about $1100.44 in meats and cheese were stolen from Swift and Co. Meals at Eddie's Enterprises were untouched.
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Cedar Rapids
Gerald D. Hepker
Third Street
Theodore T. Schwartz
Jack R. Pigman
Eighth Avenue
Gary W. Lohr
Sharon Lane
Eddie’s Enterprises
Mt. Vernon Road
Swift and Co
Sixty-sixth Avenue
Habra Files $27500 Claim Over Meter Maid Attack
Robert Habra of Sacramento sues the city for 27500 claiming meter maid Frances Simpson bit and clawed him during a downtown parking meter incident on April 3. Simpson denies the accusation, insisting Habra attacked her.
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Sacramento
Calif
Robert Habra
Habra
Frances Simpson
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