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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
10
A 62 year old widow asks why bank reports show assets of 240 598 with about 10 000 annual income and how to sell inherited department store stock she knows nothing about. She asks whether an annuity or cash offer best protects heirs and seeks written column answers from Sam Shulsky in The Gazette.
TV schedule fragment lists stations KCRG WOC WMT WKWB KWWL KROC KTVO WHBF KIIN WHO Eyewitness News Action News several channels and times including 12 32 Animals Civlization Town Country Virginia Cartoons As World Turns Days of Lives Antiques Movie and game shows with various noon and afternoon slots.
The Cedar Rapids airport commission approved selling 3 million in general obligation bonds to finance land purchase for expansion. Irene Kilberger fears her husband William will suffer. She claims 1,200 acres will be bought, including about 30 acres of their 74 acre farm, affecting retirement plans and livelihoods. She warns of a possible lawsuit and criticizes the $100 per acre rent. The panel also approved using the state Department of Transportation right of way as a buying agent for land.
Rome AP The World Food Council opened its first session with American director John Hannah warning that hunger endangers peace. The 36 nation body aims to mobilize over 3 billion dollars in aid over the next year as it pushes a 1 billion dollar development fund and seeks 10 million tons of food aid for needy nations.
A 19 year old Walford youth was charged with possession of a controlled substance when police stopped his car at 7 36 a m Sunday after allegedly seeing him smoking a marijuana pipe Bruce Alan Brusha is free on 500 bond Officers said they stopped him in the 3000 block of Sixth street SW and found a pipe and a small quantity of marijuana in his car
Cedar Rapids readers report several thefts including $180 worth of eight track tapes from a van on Norman Drive NE and $30 worth of tapes from a vehicle on Favenue NW. Other items stolen include lawn chairs, a wood bench, a television, a tape player, a blender, wall clocks and tapes. Local events and ads accompany the notices.
Attorney General Edward Levi calls for a national shift in attitude toward crime urging judges to jail offenders and prosecutors to take cases to court He notes broad tolerance of crime hampers enforcement and favors stronger urban controls while opposing complete gun registration and proposing bans on cheap Saturday night specials
Two cosmonauts Pyotr Klimuk and Vitaly Sevastyanov set a Soviet space endurance record aboard Salyut 4 circling Earth for over 29 days surpassing Gubarev and Grechko. Moscow Radio said they were in good health and still in orbit, with no return date given.
A 29 year old Jesse Milledge of the Magnus hotel was arrested in his room 45 minutes after a robbery at the YMCA 500 First avenue NE occurred at 5 15 am Sunday. He demanded money from the clerk with a weapon and fled with 140 dollars. police recovered the cash and Milledge remained in Linn county jail on a 10000 bond.
Anton B. Meseher 90 a New Vienna business man died this week end He served as vice president of the New Vienna Mutual Insurance Assn for 51 years and as town treasurer for 43 years He is survived by seven sons and four daughters and numerous grandchildren Services will be held Wednesday at 10 30 at St Boniface Catholic Church New Vienna Rosary 8 p m Tuesday at Kramer's Dyersville
Dr. Gene Mason urges pacing for altitude safety and proper acclimatization before climbs. He emphasizes first aid, remote area readiness, non skin-sensitizing medicines, and oxygen limits up to 23 000 feet. Get in shape and increase distance gradually. Cape Town report urges gradual battery vehicle adoption to curb pollution.
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