Central City seeks AG opinion on Linn County dump plan
Courthouse News Opinion To Be Sought On Use of Linn Dump By Roland Krekeler outlines Central City and Coggon concerns over a new sanitary landfill and county takeover of the Central City dump. County supervisors consider permitting questions, fee disputes, and a six month Hiawatha participation trial as towns weigh costs and compliance deadlines. The state health department regulation requires a permit before a new disposal project, with a July 4 1975 deadline for site compliance.
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Fenteal City
Coggon Jel
Tver
Linn
County Health Department
Central City
State Health Department
State Health
George Clifford
Imcent
Hiawatha
Dale Guthridge
Hiawatha Council
City Briefs and Local Ads Mix In Onsite Update
City Briefs reports city residents returning home after Mercy Hospital surgery. Advertisements note bridal services and staff additions at Becky’s Fashionette, a $3.50 permanent at Connie Hansel’s salon, and a sale call number. Local ads promote blooming potted roses, a pork dinner, a haunted house, cabbage rolls atLa Fiesta Palace, and June open hours at The Stable On The Alley. Also announced are a Flatoon No. 372 signup event at Coliseum Armory and Carol Richards Ladage joining Americana Beauty Salon with Tuesday hours.
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Becky
Connie Hansel
Connie
Center Point Rd
Simpler Tax System Needed Says Nixon
President Nixon calls for a simpler tax system while acknowledging personal tax filing gaps. He says he no longer prepares his own return and once sent his aide to a lawyer for tax help. A tangential note recalls 20 years ago when about 1,600 golf fans watched Ben Hogan at Ellis Park in Cedar Rapids.
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Washington (Ap
Nixon
John C. Stod Jored ii
Second Avenue
Manola Sanchez
Benj Hogan
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Frazier Fined for Resisting Officer After Melody Inn Fight
Steven E. Frazier, 21, of 1524 E avenue NE, was fined 10 dollars and costs in municipal court after resisting officers at the Melody Inn on Twelfth avenue SE following a fight call. He pled innocent to intoxication. Police report three or four persons joined the fracas, hindering handcuffing and damaging officers gear.
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Steven E. Frazier
E Avenue NE
Jon
Frazier
Melody Inn
Twelfth Avenue SE
Fraser
Nader sues CAB over dereliction in petitions
Ralph Nader accuses the Civil Aeronautics Board of dereliction for not acting on two petitions. He seeks penalties against five board members and the chief enforcement officer, claiming the board should have ruled on a December 1969 cigarette smoking in planes petition and a August 1970 request for fuller disclosure of line ownership.
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Washington (Ap
Ralph Nader
Civil Aeronautics Board
JUS
District Court
Nader
CAB
Thre Line
Theft Reported at Dale Smith Apartment on Big Tenth Street
Dale Smith on Big Tenth Street SE reported an apartment break in with clothing valued at 88 dollars stolen. The James F. Cla flin residence at 134 Highwood Drive NW was entered on Thursday, with a coin collection valued at 150 dollars stolen.
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Dale Smith
Big Tenth Street SE
James F. Claflin
Highwood Drive
Linn Republicans To Hold Hearing At Roosevelt Hotel
The 1972 Republican state platform committee led by State Treasurer Maurice Baringer will hold a Party-to-People hearing at the Roosevelt hotel at 7 30 tonight in Cedar Rapids after a Davenport session earlier Friday. Citizens may appear to offer suggestions for the 1972 state platform as the committee tours the state.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Maurice Baringer
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Democrats Bar Florida State Delegation Seat
Washington AP The Democratic convention rules committee refused to seat Florida delegates because the delegation was not equally balanced by gender. Chairman James O'Hara led the 68 to 17 vote, reflecting the party's new selection process facing court challenges. other states also failed to comply but reached agreements through late negotiations.
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Washington
Florida
James O'Hara
Reward Offered for Drug Pusher in Son’s Overdose
Menlo Park California AP A lawyer William Joyce offers $10 000 for information leading to arrest and conviction of the heroin supplier after his son Barry 12 remains in a coma at Stanford University Hospital Two roommates reported to police as having encountered the overdose and Jerome Joyce vows to track all substances involved to stop further distribution and to protect informant identity.
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Menlo Park
Calif
William Joyce
Barry Joyce
Stanford University Hospital
Caltors
Joyce
Tito and Gierek Press Quick Paris Talks Resume
Yugoslav President Tito and Polish leader Edward Gierek urged rapid resumption of Paris peace talks and European arms production plans during Tito's four day state visit. Kathleen Reynolds 13 suffered leg injuries in a bicycle car crash at E avenue NW and Fifth fastest NW. Mercy hospital treated her and released her. Rudolph Faltis 89 operated the car and was charged with failure to yield to oncoming traffic.
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Warsaw
Tito
Yugoslavia
Polish Community Party
Edward Gierek
Paris
Europe
U.N
Kathleen Reynolds
Fourth Street NW
E Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Rudolph Faltis
F Avenue NW
Faltis
Fifth Street
E Avenue NW
Pressing tensions as Nixon diplomacy faces Hanoi
The piece notes ally reluctance and media rebuke of Nixon’s Moscow talks while U S sources say China and the Soviet Union favor ending Indochina war for their reasons. North Vietnam may wait for U S elections at Paris talks as allies do little about bombing and sea mining, signaling pressure on Hanoi.
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Southeast Asia
China
Soviet Union
Paris
U. S
Hanoi
Pound Overparks Law Contests Return to Court
Gary Long of Littl Rock contested a parking ticket in two-hour zone rules. The case ended in a draw as his car was ticketed again by the same officer. Economists welcomed Britain’s halt on pound support and floated the currency, predicting relief through market forces and a new dollar-pound equilibrium.
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Little Kuuk
ATK
Gary Long
Long
NEW York
Pound
Ira Scott
W. Post Graduate School of Business
Scott
Charge Dropped In 37-Year-Old Murder Case
Lonnie Cross, 64, who surrendered on a 1935 murder indictment, had the charge dropped in Jacksonville Florida. State Attorney Don Nichols cited rehabilitation and lack of necessity for confinement as reasons. Cross praised the decision and plans to return to New Orleans or Savannah after living under an assumed name.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Lonnie Cross
Cross
New Orleans
Edward Bozier
Don Nichols
Florida
Louis Frost
Nichols
Richard Mosley
Savannah
Suit Filed To Permit Games At Iowa Fairs
Des Moines reports a park county district court heard a request for a temporary injunction to stop Attorney General Richard Turner from interfering with games at Iowa fairs. The Association of Town Fairs Century 21 Shows Inc and Outdoor Amusement Business Assn claim the traditional fair games are not gambling under Iowa law. A preliminary hearing was set for Friday before Judge A B Crouch to decide on the injunction.
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Des Moines
Park County District Court
Richard Turner
Assn
Century 21 Shows, Inc
Asstt., Inc
Turner
Iowa
A. B. Crouch
Crouch
Graff Cited for FAA Role in Cedar Rapids Tower
Jon M Graff 35 of 302 Ravenwood terrace NW has been cited for excellence at the FAA tower Cedar Rapids municipal airport as controller. The award includes a 440 yearly salary increase. He has 15 years government service with prior time at Kansas City and Salina towers and military service. He joined Cedar Rapids in June 1968 and will aid in starting radar operation early 1973 as construction proceeds.
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Jon. M- Graff
Ravenwood Terrace
FAA
Cedar Rapids
Graff
Kansas City
Salina
Thai ex MPs jailed for suing junta over coup
Three former Thai parliament members who sued the ruling military junta for treason after last November’s coup were sentenced Friday to seven to 10 years in prison. They were arrested March 1, the day they filed the suit, which the court had initially accepted before rejecting it. Johnson Checkup SAN ANTONIO AP Former President Johnson spent about 90 minutes at a medical center Thursday for a routine exam following his April heart attack.
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Bangkokap
Johnson
San Antonio
2 J Medical Center
U N Officer on Delegate Safety Mugged in Park
In New York Central Park three men mugged Zenan G. Rossides 77, head of the U N committee on safety of diplomats, and his wife. They grabbed wristwatches worth 600 dollars and the engagement ring worth 100 dollars, threw shoes into the park, and escaped. Mrs Rossides cut a finger, the ambassador was unhurt.
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New York
U.N. Committee
New York City
Central Park
Cyprus
United Nations
Zenan G. Rossides
Rossides
Akre
Uunvburt
Rassides
U.N
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