Longtime Marion official H H Livingston dies at 81
H H Livingston 81 of 690 Ninth avenue and Marion resident since 1920 died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. He served in World War I with the 34th division and spent 43 years with Northwestern Bell as Marion manager, retiring in 1960. He held church, lodge, legion, park board, and chamber posts and is survived by his wife Laura Mae Morris and several siblings. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Marion Christian church. burial Cedar Memorial with American Legion honors.
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Reading Law Still a Legal Path in Some States
In Virginia California Washington Mississippi and Vermont aspiring lawyers may train by reading law in a firm. Virginia requires three years of college and a reputable mentor with practical experience. Proponents cite real case exposure while critics insist on formal law school training.
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Kopecky complains over parking allotment for Linn County office
Linn county Attorney Eugene Kopecky protested to county supervisors that the planned parking scheme behind the courthouse undercounts his staff. The July 18 plan grants eight spaces to the attorney's office, though Kopecky says 15 of his 22 employees are assistant attorneys and deserve similar treatment. He notes that four of the 15 work in the First Avenue office, and says deputies and assistants were not claimed in the survey. On this date in 1845, Texas agreed to annexation by the United States.
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Special session gridiron on UNI contracts and sick leave
The joint leadership team set nonnegotiable and recommended actions on university bargaining. They debated a two year contract for UNI faculty with a re opener and proposed budget constraints. Health benefits and sick leave reforms were planned with actuarial studies and flexible pay hike talk.
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House OKs foreign aid bill with Vietnam loan ban
President Carter urged no amendments to expand bank lending to Hanoi as the House debated a 7 billion dollar foreign aid measure. The House voted 295 to 115 to bar U S funds from going directly or indirectly to Vietnam Cambodia Laos or Uganda amid tensions over Vietnam relations.
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Couple May Abandon Bid To Win Lottery
Tom and Philomena Drake of McMurray Pennsylvania may end their drive to win the 1 000 a week for life instant lottery after spending 3500 on tickets and tallying 700 in winnings. They plan to decide by week’s end after discussions with lottery officials and a visit to Harrisburg.
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Tipton Man Hurt in Mishap Near Cedar River Bridge
David Ball, 18, of Tipton was listed in serious condition at University Hospitals in Iowa City after a Wednesday crash 8 miles southwest of Tipton on old Highway 1. He tried to pass a truck, struck its rear, and spun out of control near the Cedar River bridge. truck driver Larry Frank Hauser, Tipton, was uninjured. Police said the wreck is under investigation.
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Rider completes cross country horse journey to Cape May
Bill Marks rode two chestnut horses from San Diego to New Jersey during a cross country trip for nature. He slid on a steel ramp at the Cape May Lewes ferry but recovered and returned home to cheering tourists after seventeen months on the road.
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Murder Verdict Ties to Local Break-In at Plucar Home
Gilbert and Dodd rushed to Gilbert's house then to Cedar Rapids base highway patrol after a murder at Plucar's home. Investigators reported the residence had been ransacked and hands bound, with speculation that the killer knew the victim or targeted money at the residence. The victim was last seen at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Prison rights vs prison management in First Amendment clash
The Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling in North Carolina limiting prisoner speech and association. It held penal management may restrict unions and meetings, while other Thursday decisions narrowed federal review for state convict appeals and upheld a Tacoma river allocation to the Puyallup Indians.
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Thought for Today by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
A reflective line quotes Anne Morrow Lindbergh saying the wave of the future is coming and there is no fighting it.
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