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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1973

Page

15

Regents Approve Tuition Hikes for Non-Residents

The state board of regents approved a $250 yearly tuition increase for nonresident graduate students and $100 for nonresident undergraduates, affecting about 1,309 total students across Town U, State U, and UNL. The measure aims to raise $2.881 million for 1973 75, with loans and aid to aid affected students if needed.

Regents Towa City State Board of Regents Iowa Legilature The Town State University of Northern Town U. of T ISU UNL Iowa Craig Karseut Town U Karsen Howeer

Five Sentenced Four Suspended In Linn Court

Five persons were sentenced to jail terms Thursday and Friday in Linn district court. Four of the sentences were suspended, with the remaining inmate to serve a term. Local officials stated the decisions followed hearings and consideration of each case.

Linn Nive

Two Bicyclists and Pedestrian Injured in Cedar Rapids Mishap

Three people were injured in traffic incidents in Cedar Rapids on Thursday with one hospitalized. Tara Maddox, 3, of 1096 eleventh avenue SE, was in good condition at Mercy hospital after being struck by a car on the 1000 block of Tifternth street SE. Police said the girl ran in front of a car driven by Edward Rich of 1649 Memorial Drive.

Cedar Rapids Tara Maddox Eleventh Avenue SE Mercy ‘Hospital Tifternth Street Edward Rich Memorial Drive Todd Longeway St Valley Road St. Luke’s Hospital Black Huber Lamon Moore ML. Vernon Road Rapids Robert C. Penson Thirty Ansel Chapman Fort Madison Harold T. Mackey Hamilton Street Mercy Hospital David G.' Shultz Pebble Drive

School Board Head At Delaware Dies

Verne J. Hermann, 9, a prominent Delaware County resident and longtime county soil commissioner, dies at the Delaware county school board meeting. He held Farm Bureau roles and chaired the Delaware county Farm Pavess environmental committee. Hermann belonged to the American and Iowa Beekeepers Assn, Knights of Pythias, Judge and the Community Congregational church. Born January 14, 1914 near Manchester, he attended Manchester High School and Iowa State University. He married Jean Alice Merlan June 6, 1941 in Kahoka Missouri. Surviving are his wife, two sons Marc and Brook, his parents, four sisters, and many relatives. Body donated to University Hospitals. Memorial services scheduled for Saturday at 1 30 at Shel ute eo.

Kahoka, Mo Jean Alice Merlan Marc Brook Joseph Hermann Manchester Robat C Frey Des Moines Hermarin University Hospitals Town City Shelute

Cedar Rapids Gets $102 040 Sewer Grant Boosts EPA Total

Cedar Rapids receives a federal grant of 102 040 for the Morgan Creek sanitary sewer Interceptor project. The increase reflects higher eligible construction costs since last July, bringing the Environmental Protection Agency total to 1 746 540.

Cedar Rapids Morgan Creek Environmental Protection Agency

Iowa City Attorney Pleads Innocent in Embezzlement Cases

Iowa City attorney Jack White pled innocent in Johnson County District Court to eight charges of embezzlement. He allegedly diverted client funds to his accounts. Trial dates set for October 1 and October 8 for embezzlement by agent and by executor. White's defense seeks grand jury minutes amid requests by press and broadcasters.

Towa Jack White Dowa Lalw Johnson County Cewt White Grand Jury Pat White

Serious Crime Declines in Cedar Rapids FBI Report

FBI data show Cedar Rapids recorded 999 serious crimes in the first quarter, down from 1,018 a year earlier. Burglary fell from 188 to 144 while larcenies rose from 709 to 746. One murder, two forcible rapes, 83 car thefts, 10 aggravated assaults, and other changes are noted. nationwide trend shows a one percent decline with suburban and rural increases.

Ware Polio Loza FBI George Matias

Nine Additional Sunday Liquor Permits Okayed

Nine requests for Sunday beer and liquor permits were approved by the city council at a special meeting. The council, citing new state option, approved Class C permits for Jerry's Drive-In No 3 Jubilee Lanes 6 Twixt Town road NE Steak Lounge 3691 First avenue SE Legion Lanes 401 Fourth avenue SH Lancer Lanes 3203 Sixth street SW and Papa Juan's 409 Second avenue. Class B permits were granted for John's Table 4401 First avenue SE and Town House Golf Course Club House 4505 Tama Street ST.

Jerry's Drive-In Center Point Road First Avenue Town Road First Avenue SE Legion Fourth Avenue Sixth Street Papa Juan's Second Avenue John’s Table Townhouse Golf Course Club Tama Street ST

Services set for Louis P Price 65 Central City resident

Lifelong Central City resident Louis P Price 65 died Thursday at Codir Rapids hospital born November 2 1907 married Ruth Brown September 21 1924 later Rita Ankeny November 2 1936. Survived by wife five sons Gene William Delbert Ralph Cedar Rapids Oklahoma City Davenport two daughters 26 grandchildren three brothers. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Murdoch chapel Central City burial Oak Hill cemetery Central City. Friends may call at Murdoch chapel.

Louis P. Price Central City Codir Rapids Hospital Addir Coggan Ruth Brown Rita Ankeny Louis Price, Jr Oklahoma City Gene Price Davenport William Delbert Ralph Price Cedar Rapids Chester Shetz Robert Blozvich Charles Price Quasqueton Clarence Jess Price Troy Mills Murdoch Chapel Oak Hill Cemetery

Cruise Ship Quarantined After Illness Sweeps Skyward

Luxury liner Skyward bound for Miami cancels calls after an illness spreads among 900 aboard. Coast Guard airlift provides fluids and electrolytes as passengers and crew head toward quarantine in Miami. Health officials attribute illness to food or water borne bacteria or a virus, while Dr. Barker notes it is not serious though incapacitating.

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