Marion magistrate court lists several traffic tickets
Monday sessions in Marion magistrate court show speeding citations for Becky A. Bartels, Ray J. Jordan, Gary R. Young, Dav.id J. McCalley, Dale M. Lueck, plus traffic signal offenses by Donald L. Locke and John A. Teortzoudalds. Other penalties include stop sign, studded tires, no license, changing tones when unsafe, yield failures, and disobeying traffic controls. Also noted are an accident leaving scene charge against Frances W. Cherry and a variety of local notices and community items.
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Marion Magistrate's Court
Becky A. Bartels
Elsenhower Road
Hiawatha
Ray J. Jordan
Gary R Young
Sherman Street
Cedar Rapids
Id. J. McCalley
Chestnut Lane
Dale M. Lueck
Glenway Drive
Donald L. Locke
Martelle
John A. Teortzoudalds
Sixth Avenue
Calvin Vo Dart
Nineteenth Avenue
Michael A. Ford
A Avenue
Bradley A. Powell
North Towncourt
Steven R. Prouty
Ninch Street
Ronald J. Ky
Frances W. Cherry
Tenth Avenue
Minority Hiring Plan Outlined by Iowa Safety Agency
Des Moines reports the Public Safety Department in Iowa set up a committee to plan minority hiring for the highway patrol and the state bureau of criminal investigation. A media campaign aims to publicize the effort, with about 20 of 210 troopers to be hired from minority groups, financed by a $400,000 U S Department of Transportation grant.
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US Department of Transportation
Lightning Kills Boy in Central Park Tourney Scene
A sudden thunderstorm in Central Park sent six children seeking shelter under a tree. A bolt struck the tree, killing 13 year old Paul Adamansky and injuring five others. Witnesses report sparks showering as rescuers attempted chest massage and mouth to mouth resuscitation at Lenox Hill Hospital.
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New York
Central Park
Malpractice Study Funding Backed In Iowa
Gov. Robert D. Ray signed a joint resolution providing 25 000 dollars for lawmakers to study malpractice costs and insurance availability for Iowa doctors. An emergency pool was approved to ensure insurance next year. The governor also signed 14 other bills including major election law revisions extending voting hours to 9 p.m. and allowing mail registration, effective July 1.
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Des Moines
UPD
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Slao
Toledo Court Hears Innocent Pleas In District Session
Judge August Hansell presided as two innocent pleas and one plea of guilty were entered in Toledo district court. Edward Milligan admitted to writing a bad check for 2210.06 to Bob Kaltenhouser Auction Co. Des Moines. Keith Mitchell pleaded guilty to breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny. Sentencing set for July 11. A bond forfeiture occurred for Advin Judson Adams after failing to appear on a drunk driving charge. Adams later appeared and was bound over. Dwight Hulme and Martin G. Kucera were ordered to enter pleas June 2 on marijuana possession with denied court appointed counsel. James McKibben’s drunk driving case remains scheduled for Aug 18.
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Toledo
August Hansell
Edward Milligan
Grinnell
Bob Kaltenhouser Auction Co
Des Moines
James McKibben
Tama Polee
Keith Mitchell
Tama
Mitchell
Eldie
Garwin
Advin Judson Adams
la Verne
Adams
John Felts
Dwight Hulme
Rural Traer
Martin G. Kucera
Rural Clusier
Calmar Woman Injured in Highway 9 Cattle Crash
Evelyn Entz, 64, of Calmar, in good condition at Decorah Hospital after a truck hit a herd of cattle on Highway 9 five miles east of Decorah. Husband William escaped injury. One Norman Dieman bull was killed and another badly injured. Damages listed at 2000 dollars for bulls and 2000 for the truck. Also note a 1967 item about Communist China announcing and detonating its first hydrogen bomb.
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Calmar
Evelynentz
Cural Calmar
Decorah
Highway 9
Willian
Norman Dieman
Ford Praises Rockefeller for 1976 Vice Presidential Possibility
President Ford says Nelson Rockefeller has been a good partner as vice president and hopes he will be his running mate in 1976. He adds the final choice rests with Republican delegates at the convention, with both men submitting to the delegates' will.
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Washington
Prealdeat
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Feed
First Whooping Crane Born in Captivity Dies
Dawn the first chick hatched from captive bred parents died after 12 days at Patuxent center. Sick from hatch May 29 an intestinal upset and a malformed right leg led to dehydration despite injections and care. Only 49 cranes remain in the wild.
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Patuxent Fish and Wildlife Center
Washneton
Interior Department
Cardinal Tabera Argoz Dies at 71 in Vatican
Vatican announces death of Arturo Cardinal Tabera Argoz 71 for heart attack. He served as prefect of the Congregation for the Religious in Vatican City and was a prominent church leader.
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Vatican City
Arturo Cardinal
Tabera Argoz
Vatican
Congregation For the Religious
Services Thursday For Gertrude Walker
Gertrude M. Walker 77 of Prairieburg died Monday in an Anamosa nursing home. Born August 30 1897 at Anamosa she married John Walker February 21 1917 at Prairieburg. Survived by daughter Gene Maxson Marion and brother Edmund Power Delhi. Services 10:30 Thursday at St Josephs Prairieburg burial in St Josephs Cemetery. Rosary 7 p.m. Wednesday at Murdoch s Central City.
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Anamosa
Gertrude M. Walker
Prairieburg
John Walker
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s
Walker
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Gene Maxson
Marion
Edmund Power
Delhi
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Murdoch's
Central City
Honor Roll names in University of Iowa College of Pharmacy
The following Eastern Iowa students were named to the honor roll of the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy. Belle Plaine Daniel Wiess Cedar Rapids Mark Gustafson Robert Judutek Tollanne Naylor Iowa City Mark Felick Ann Gibbs Jeffrey Martzler Paul Lata Jesup Eric Horn Kalona Delwyn Miller Keota Manfred Zehr Marion Kenneth Dixon Mechanicville Steven Hass Monticello Barbara Greif Traer Bever ly Dinsdale Williamsburg Kenneth Engel.
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Iowa City
Clark Proposes Assistant to Retarded Foster Grandparents
Sen Richard Clark proposes amending the foster grandparents program to allow aid to mentally retarded adults over 18. He argues age alone isn t realistic for mental retardation cases and fosters grandparent volunteers would continue aiding adults. the program began in 1965 with about 12 500 seniors enrolled and 260 participants in love.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Clark
Lowa
Clark
Lipsky to Attend International Women's Year Conference
Rep. Joan Lipsky of Cedar Rapids will travel to Mexico City after the Iowa Town legislature adjourns to attend the International Women's Year conference June 19 to July 2. She serves as a delegate and joins the International Women's Year Tribune with a panel on Women in Public Life.
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Des Moines
UPI
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
Tawn
Mexico City
Lipsky
United Nations
International Women’s Year Tribune
Tribune
Court Bars Suit By Stockholder on Election Violation
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that stockholders cannot sue under the Federal Election Campaign Act to seek damages for illegal corporate funds use for political candidates. Justice Brennan wrote the opinion reversing a Philadelphia circuit court ruling that Bethlehem Steel stockholder Philip Ash could sue, stating Congress intended corporate-stockholder relations to be governed by state law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mwinng
Justice Department
William Brennan
U.S. Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Philip Ash
Congress
Hens Destroyed by Lightning in Eldora Fire
Fifty thousand laying hens owned by Charles Crandall of Eldora were killed when lightning struck a 1 000 foot brander house on his rural farm Monday night. The fire destroyed the building and damage estimates were not available.
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Eldora
Charles Crandall
Brander
Sevcik Is Sentenced In Assault Case
Sevcik sentenced to one year in Iowa's reformatory at Anamosa after Tama county jury conviction for assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm. Seen as appeal filed. parole history noted with harassment claims to Indians. Founding date of John Wesley referenced.
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Toledo
Tim Sewik
Iown Ten
Anamosa
Seveik
Tama County
Curtis Davenport
Tama
Tama Tavern
Iowa Supreme Court
August Hansell, Jr
Sévelk
Sevelk
Reformatory
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