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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
9
Arold J Ross and Mabel M Ross seek re zoning from R 11 to R 4 for the northeast corner of J Avenue and Wenig Road NE opposite the city waterworks. Petitioners say multiple family housing is needed and the change would not detract. Action referred to plan commission.
Cut paving for water and sewer taps on Fourth Development Co avenue SE between Fifth and Sixth streets. Action referred to engineering and traffic.
Central City authorities announce harness races at the Linn County Fair ground Sunday at 1 p m with nineteen trotters and pacing horses training there prior. Roy E Hertz developer proposes a storm sewer and street lighting projects while several requests for paving sidewalks and curb cuts are referred to engineering and traffic departments.
Classified readers are reminded that the Gazette want ads serve as a versatile tool for finding or offering goods and services. The notice underscores practical uses and broad accessibility for community needs.
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he will hold 9 to 10 hour daily sessions to advance President Kennedy's legislative program. The Senate will convene two hours earlier than noon starting Wednesday with extended debate into the night and Saturday sessions possible, with a one day July 4 recess.
An upbeat promotional piece highlights IPM products for walls, ceilings, counters and textured finishes. It touts durability after washing and year after year beauty with IPM Super Velozone for walls, IPM lethane for counters, and a clear protective finish, emphasizing lasting protection.
Governor Norman A. Erbe announced six appointments to state boards effective July 1. Reappointed to the medical examiners board is Dr. F. C. Coleman of Des Moines. New terms go to Charles Hughes of Emmetsburg on pharmacy examiners and Lloyd Bock of Des Moines on accountancy. Dwight Purcell Jr of Hampton joins the printing board. Dr. Paul W. Thielking and Dr. Carl Ostrom, both of Des Moines, receive terms on optometry and dental examiners respectively.
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