Controllers Threaten Air Crisis as Probe Continues
The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization warns against further government inquiry into last week's slowdown. FAA officials, led by William Flower, say the investigation will proceed. Despite tensions, eastern U S airports report normal operations. 250 to 300 controllers were sick last midweek, forcing hundreds of flight cancellations and long delays.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
William Flower
FAA
James Ean
New York
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Flower
Secretary of Transportation
John Volpe
John Shaffer
Shaffer
Americans Living In Concentrated Area
Ohio State sociologist John B. Mitchell says 30 percent of Americans live on 99 percent of the land while 70 percent occupy 1 percent. He notes most air and water pollution stems from large population concentrations and rural lands receive much of the wastes.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
John B. Mitchell
Ohio State University
America
Mitchell
Sunshine City Name Was Not Contested
St. Petersburg records 731st consecutive sunlit day on February 9 1969 marking the city entering a third year of bright weather. The nickname Sunshine City stands unchallenged as residents celebrate uninterrupted sunshine.
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Sunshine City
ST. Petersburg
Fila
UPI
Former Iowa Senate Leader Donohue Dies at 70
ROCHESTER Minn AP Former State Sen Edward P Donohue 70 of New Hampton died Sunday in a Rochester Minn hospital Donohue a Republican served in the Iowa senate 1935 to 1938 and as senate majority leader 1937 38 Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday morning in New Hampton.
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Rochester, Minn
Edward P. Donohue
New Hampton
Donohue
Iowa Senate
Senate
Courthouse Deadline Set for July 4 Marriage Licenses
Linn County clerk of court urges applications by Monday June 30 for marriage licenses for the July 4 weekend. A three day waiting period applies and licenses must be picked up by Thursday July 3 as the courthouse closes July 4.
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Linn Clerk of Court
Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving
Calvin L. Button of Cedar Rapids pled guilty in Linn district court to drunk driving and was fined $300. He waived arraignment, appeared before Judge B. C. Sullivan, and was allowed monthly payments of $50. Button, 45, resides at 1353 J avenue NE.
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Calvin L. Button
Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Button
Highway 151
Marion
B. C. Sullivan
Sullivan
J Avenue
C R Youth Denies Breaking and Entering
David E. Hungerford, 19, of 1724 Grande avenue SE, Monday pled not guilty to a breaking and entering charge before District Judge B C Sullivan. Hungerford is charged with breaking and entering the First Avenue Hobby Shop June 9.
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David E. Hungerford
Grande Avenue SE
B. C. Sullivan
Hungerford
First Avenue
Three Accused of Damaging Vehicle
Two Cedar Rapids men and a juvenile were ordered to appear before Justice Glenn Powers on a charge of injuring and tampering with a motor vehicle. The accused are Mark Banard of 1847 6 Avenue NW and Mike Cannon of 135 Seventeenth Street SW, following a complaint by Russell E. Fritz of 2457 Fruitland Boulevard SW that two cars blocked his.
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Cedar Rapids
Justice ‘of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Mark Banard
Avenue NW
Mike Cannon
Seventeenth Street
Russell E. Fritz
Fruitland Boulevard
Vandalism Hits Car Near Marion Early Sunday
Three persons attacked Fritz's car three miles north of Marion around 2:15 a.m. Sunday. They kicked the vehicle, opened the hood, pulled the plug wires, and broke a distributor cap.
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Marion
Fritz
Larson versus Thompson traffic collision claim
Legal notice of a civil action Caryl Larson sues Charles E. Thompson over a December 16 1967 traffic accident alleging permanent personal injuries from a car owned by Thompson and driven by Hubert T. Sullivan with a claimed amount of 58943 dollars.
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Caryl Larson
Charles E. Thompson
Hubert T. Sullivan
Rockefeller urges restrained policy to curb inflation
Rockefeller argues for monetary restraint and an extension of the income tax surcharge to slow the economy without harming essential social programs. He stresses a balanced slowdown across sectors and calls for government spending restraint to avoid recession.
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Rockefeller
Emmy Winner Hope Lange to Guest on Joey Bishop Show
Emmy Award winner Hope Lange will appear on the Joey Bishop Show this fall as a guest at 10 30 p m Monday on Channel 9.
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Hope Lange
Channel 9
Joey Bishop
First-Hand History Project at UC Berkeley
Bancroft library launches a five year effort to preserve first-hand political accounts from 1925 to 1953 in California. Verbatim testimonies from witnesses will cover events and motives, with focus on Governor Earl Warren later U.S. Chief Justice.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
California
Bancroft Library
University of California
Earl Warren
U.S
States Agree Swap Of Fishing Privileges
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission agrees to a cross state fishing privilege swap in Big Horn Canyon. Wyoming fishermen will pay $3 for a stamp to fish Montana’s lake portion while Montana anglers pay $2 to fish in Wyoming. The price difference reflects Montana’s larger waters and higher Montana license costs.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
API
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Big Horn Canyon
Montana
Wyoming
Local notices mix meetings and ads in Cedar Rapids briefs
Linn Democrats Central committee meets 8 p.m. Wednesday at Farmers State Bank in Hiawatha. Numerous ads: dry cleaning deal at Alberts Dry Cleaners. Tony's Steak House Sunday buffet. Prairie high band concert in Ely. dean's list honors for Craig Coonrod at Kansas City Art Institute. Chevrolet truck power train display at Giant Chevrolet. Marasue Bowlus Hanson at Commonwealth Beauty Salon. Big Rick's barber shop hours. Senior Men's club picnic at Parkview shelter. dog bite incident on 11th Street NW. Ambassador Lounge ladies night. local garden center strawberries. permanent wave sale at En core Beauty Salon. beautician and interior design ads. Miss Jayne Graham honors list at Wilson College. Regis Honors at Denver. Jerome's coin ads. Seigel's new location. Armstrong's Beauty Salon promotions. requests for color TVs and portables.
Cottrell Talks Horticultural Exhibits on All-Iowa Fair Morning Show
Charles Cottrell discusses horticultural and agricultural exhibits slated for the All-Iowa Fair on Tuesday morning's TV 9 Morning Show at 9 15.
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Charles Cottrell
Cedar Rapids Youths Set for Berwyn Gymnastics Meet
Thirty eight Cedar Rapids boys and girls aged 12 to 16 will travel to Berwyn Illinois on Wednesday to compete in the Twelfth American Sokol Slot gymnastics competition sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Sokol. They will also take part in a Sunday exhibition with chaperons Mrs Walter Kinch and Fred Anthony. The American Sokol Slot is held every four years.
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Cedar Rapids
Berwyn
Ill
Walter Kinch
Fred Anthony
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First Ave. S
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Hiawatha
Alberts Dry, Cleaners
1St Ave
Lindale Plaza
Mt. Vernon
Towa
Prairie High Band
Ely
Craig Coonrod
Albert E.coonrod
Glass Road NE
Kansas City Art Institute
Kansas City
Chevrolet
6Th St
Marasue Bowlus Hanson
The
Commonwealth Beauty Salon
Big Rick
Christian Club
Parkview Shelter House
Jones Park
Boddicker’s School of Music
John Schultz
St. Luke’s Hospital
Eleventh Street NW
Ambassador Lounge
East Marion
Adv
Hiawatha Garden Center
Iowa
Syeem
Wm. D. MacKenzie Company
Fine Furnishings
First Ave
Jayne Graham
Arizona Court
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Janet Stewart
Armstrong
Regis
Thomas M. Rosina
Third Street
Aegis College
Denver
Colo
Jerome
Seigel
3Rd Ave
Smulekoff
1St St. SE
Monsanto
4Th Ave
Travel Service
Eel
American Travel & Tour, Inc
1St Ave. WE. Roosevelt Hotel
Travel
Dows
Ozark
Washington, D.C
New York City
Midwest
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