Vo-Tech Compromise Bill Heads to Gov Hughes
The compromise bill on area vo tech schools moves to Gov Hughes after revisions. It retains four quarter mill property tax authority but caps growth, limits campus size, and sets in state tuition below lowest state board rate. Supporters cite mass illiteracy and need for skilled workers while opponents warn of expanding area school control.
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Hughes
Paul Johnston
Joan Lipsky
Cedar
Nume Rapids
Senate
Tion
Board of Regent
City Briefs: Student Honored and Local Notices
Marilyn Fran Peterson welcomes Wenger friends to Petite Salon and is named to second Ave Marion. Goshen college dean’s list students are listed. Various local ads note Hy-Vee eggs and sale prices, laundry services, rare antiques, and bowling venues. A shoplifting case tied to the Robinson Co. is reported with a suspended sentence.
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Marilyn Fran Peterson
Wenger
Linn Boulevard
Petite Salon
7Th SE
Second Ave
Marion
Goshen College
Goshen
Ind
Piersons Discount Sale and Local Classified Ads
Piersons continues 25 percent off sale at 1800 Ellis Blvd NW with business details. Hy-Vee and Adv sections advertise Ginger ale, energy drinks, and a home values guide in classified ads. Assessor’s Office notes Saturday hours for homestead tax credits and military service exemptions. extended Korean War veterans exemption applies to those who served by Jan 31, 1955.
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Pierson
Ellis Blvd
City Hall
Suspended Term For J. C. Brundidge
Jess C. Brundidge of 918 Thirty-ninth Street NE pled guilty in municipal court to shoplifting at the Spartan store on June 11 at 4601 First Avenue SE and received a 30 day suspended sentence with two years probation by Judge Loren M. Hungler Jr.
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Mary
Marie
Carolyn Dee Camp
First Avenue
Raymond L. Avis
Aline
Avenue NE
Sianaia
Avis
Robinson Co
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Jess C. Brundidge
Thirty-ninth Street
Brundidge
Spartan
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Fleet General Hart Dies at 72 in Washington
General Franklin Hart, 72, longtime commander of the Fleet Marine Force Pacific from 1952 to 1954, died Thursday in Washington. He led Marine operations during the Korean War era and held high command posts. His death marks the end of a notable military career.
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Fleet
Washington
Franklin Hart
Fleet Marine Force
Pacific
Thompson Faces Morals Charge In Child Abuse Arrest
Roy D Thompson, 43, of 1207 Fourth Street SW, was arrested Thursday on a warrant for lascivious acts with a child. The Linn County attorney's office states the acts involved a 12 year old boy on March 20. He is held in jail on $1500 bond.
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Thompson
Roy D. Thompson
Fourth Street
Linn County
Local Graduates Earn BA and BS Degrees in Maryland and Illinois
Graduates include SM Sgt David J Cambridge formerly of Cedar Rapids who earned a BA from the University of Maryland College Park Md on Tuesday. David W Mineck 1810 A avenue NE received a BS from Northwestern University Evanston last Saturday. Joseph Bruce Temple Texas earned a BA May 26 from St Marys Seminary Houston and plans four more years at an Innsbruck Austria seminary.
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David J. Cambridge
Cedar Rapids
University of Maryland
College Park
David W. Mineck
Avenue NE
Northwestern University
Evanston
Joseph Bruce
Temple Texas
St. Mary’s Seminary
Houston
Innsbruck
Austria
Cedar Rapids Sky Hawks to stage third radio controlled plane contest
The Cedar Rapids Sky Hawks host their third annual radio controlled model aircraft contest at Sky Hawk field on Saturday and Sunday. About 30 contestants are expected, performing 21 maneuvers. Spectators view from the field behind the Ambassador lounge at the junction of highways 150 and 13. Prizes worth about 400 dollars from manufacturers. Hours run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids
Loftus Fined $100 After June Crash in Nebraska City
William G. Loftus, 26, of 1723 Hollywood Boulevard NE, was fined $100 and costs on two traffic counts after pleading guilty before Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. He struck street fixtures by losing control of his car on June 19 on Thirty second Street NE, driving west and hitting a garbage can and a no parking sign.
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William G. Loftus
Hollywood Boulevard
Loftus
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Thirty-second Street
Anlicker Sentenced to 120 Days for Four Assaults
William C. Anlicker, 31, of 1014 Tenth Street NW, was sentenced to 120 days in county jail in municipal court Thursday evening on four counts of assault and battery. Police arrested him Thursday morning for attacking three young women in the 500 block of Third Avenue SE.
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William C. Anlicker
Tenth Street
Anlicker
Third Avenue SE
Anamosa Youth Fined and Sentenced After High Speed Chase
In municipal court Friday 22 year old David P. Dolan was fined and jailed after a morning chase on First Avenue East. Dolan faced charges of reckless driving attempting to elude police and leaving the scene of an accident. The judge also addressed a related assault case involving a 32 year old housewife and ordered additional terms for Anlicker who faced multiple 30 day sentences pending treatment.
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Anamosa
First Avenue East
David P. Dolan
Jack Iriblock
First Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Randall W. Balders
Central City
Nineteenth Streets
Anlicker
Loren M. Hullinger
Irwin
Dolan
Third Avenue
Dolan Drives Over 70 MPH Evades Patrol Then Crashes
Dolan allegedly sped in excess of 70 miles an hour while eluding a patrol car. His vehicle mounted the curb at 3700 block of First Avenue, struck Balderston’s car pushing it onto the curb, then hit a no parking sign before Dolan was apprehended.
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Dolan
First Avenue
Balderston
Meskimen Fined for Leaving Accident Scene
Orville D. Meskimen, 33, of Ely was fined $100 and costs in municipal court for failure to remain at the scene of a two car crash in the 2000 block of C street SW early June 18. Judge Loren M. Hulsinger, Jr. imposed the penalty.
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Orville D. Meskimen
Ely
Meskimen
C Street
Loren M. Hulsinger, Jr
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Defend Report
Cecil Reed
Arthur Goldberg
Hullinger
Roe
Allen
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Camp
Coffman
Darrington
Diehl
Fischer
Freeman
Fullerton
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Helden
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Kitner
Klein
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McCartney
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Page
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Nielsen
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Patton
Pelton
Peterson
Roorda
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Schroeder
Lorg
Strand
Strothman
Sullivan Tieden
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Waugh
Winkelman
Yoder
Baker
Cochran
Duffy
McNamara
Don Herder
Knight
Langland
Lee
McIntyre
Milton Story
BND
U.S
Hawaii
Alaska
Pluctar
Northwestern Bell
City Briefs
Albert's Cleaners
Lindale Plaza
Mound Farm
Sixteenth Avenue
Mary Lee Morison
Cottage Grove Avenue
Willis B. SE
Monty R. Bertelli
Tenth Stret
Elmwood Drive
Drake University
Derett
Fifth Avenue
Hladky Grocery
4Th Ave
Jonathan
Glen’s Auto Mart
J. C. Weber
Star- Mart
SGA
Legion
Don
16Th Ave
the Gazette
J. C. Brundidge
Smulekoff
Amana Way
Amana
C.R
William Loftus
Cras
Loren M.hullinger, Jr
Rusco Window Company
8Th Avenue
Tom Nugent
Tom
First National
First National Bank
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