Call Issued for More Police Fire Applicants
Safety Commissioner John Bass announced exams for police and fire departments with cut off dates March 20 and March 28 and exam dates in April. Only 23 police patrol personnel applied and about a dozen more fire fighter applications have been submitted. city officials urge more applicants to fill roughly 22 total positions.
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Oberthien
Service Commission
City Hall
Police Department
Fire Department
Cub Scout Pack 4 awards at Wright School Tuesday
Cub Scout Pack 4 members Todd Nylund Steve Nylund Les Nylund Stuart Nylund Robert Flanders David Barth Wayne Hanson David Svoboda John Kiecker Kevin Burke Troy Berry Brian Hecter Todd Dyers Robbie Spur Robbie White Dick White John Bald ridge Doug Castek Mark Younker Phil Boesenberg Ken Eberhardt Walter Homsey Tim Palmer John Markham Dave Gillespie Wayne Hanson Shane Berry Jim Draker Rich Rathje Randy Rathje Craig Dvorak received awards at Wright school Tuesday along with Pack 32 advancement at St Ludmila's church Tuesday for Randy Paeth Todd Souhrada Tom Newhaus Tom Skvor Steve Hadish Jerry Cada Mike Roman Hal Hayek Greg Hulbert Chris Havel vou Marty Colbert Gregg Hadish Dan Mangrich Terry Helms Jim Bears Bobby Ormsby Firefighters starting pay listed for Cedar Rapids police and fire departments with policewomen noted.
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Wright School
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Steve
Les
Stuart Nylund
Robert Flanders
David Barth
Wayne Hanson
David Svoboda
John Kiecker
Kevin Burke
Troy Berry
Brian Hecter
Todd Dyers
Robbie Spur
Robbie White
Dick White
John Baldridge
Doug Castek
Mark Younker
Phil Boesenberg
Ken Eberhardt
Walter Homsey
Tim Palmer
John Markham
Dave Gillespie
Shane Berry
Jim Draker
Rich
Randy Rathje
Craig Dvorak
St. Ludmila's Church
Randy Paeth
Todd ‘Souhrada
Tom Newhaus
Tom’ Skvor
Steve Hadish
Jerry Cada
Mike Roman
Hal Hayek
Greg Hulbert
Chris Havel
Vou
Marty Colbert
Gregg Hadish
Dan Mangrich
Terry Helms
Cedar Rapids
Jim Bearns
Bobby Ormsby
Tim Musel
Doug Hadish
Dan
Smetzer
Allen Wozenilek
Ted
Kurt
Pat Valant
John Claes
John Schlenk
Jeff Colbert
Dennis Smetzer
Deputy Sheriff Cleared of Brutality Allegation
Linn County Attorney's Office cleared Deputy Jerry Furness of hitting 21 year old David Hughes in the Cedar Rapids jail. The Feb incident, after Hughes disrupted a worship service, involved half-hearted shoves and the use of obscene language by Furness and Deputy David Floyd. Hughes and others were examined, including lie detector tests. no criminal findings were reported.
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Linn
Cedar Rapids
William Faches
Jerry Furness
David HM. Hughes
Hughes
Faches
Furness
Walter
Grant
Forness
David Floyd
Fachrs
Sheriff's Office
Floyd
Oklahoma Senate kills abortion liberalization bill
Oklahoma senate judiciary committee killed a proposal to liberalize abortion laws in a voice vote to indefinitely postpone. Senator Peyton Breckenridge argued rich women can seek abortions out of state while poor women cannot. Senator James Howell's amendment to extend to 12 weeks failed. the bill sought an eight week limit.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Oklahoma Senate Judiciary Committee
Jon
Peyton Breckenridge
Tulsa
James Howell
Midwest City
Woman and Boy Injured in CA Auto Accidents
Two separate crash incidents left a 24 year old woman and a 6 year old boy injured in California. Joan K White faced a charge for failing to keep her vehicle under control after a two car collision at Fifth Street and L Avenue NW. She was treated and released for a knee injury. The boy, David M Bergh, sustained a head injury after running into a car driven by Dennis Boudreau near Forest and Ridgeway SE. no charges were filed.
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H Avenue NE
Fifth] Street
L Avenue NW
Marion J. Franklin
Willman Street
Kawatha
White
St. Luke's Hospital
David M. Bergh
Twenty-second Street
Dennis Boudreau
Bever Avenue
Forest and Ridgewayycies
Cigaret Sale Case Dismissed In City Court
A case charging a woman with selling cigarettes to a minor on August 14 was dismissed in municipal court in the interest of justice. The dismissal followed no immediate further action and reflects a lower court handling of the minor tobacco sale matter.
City Briefs and Police Debate Grand Jury Indictment
A report on city police investigation into complaints against Toa City officers concludes with no indictments from the grand jury and notes that this clears the way for potential federal action. The city council stresses community relations and the need for capable staff to act on police matters.
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Towa City
First Trust and Savings Bank
Iowa City Police Department
Merch an as vinyl wallpaper sale at showroom
Advertisement notes 20 percent off during merch and vinyl wallpaper sale. Visit showroom pow. Fashion Par Painting and Decorating. Contact 377-7357.
Municipal Court Dismisses Charge Against Woman
A charge against Lillian Witham of Marion for injury to a motor vehicle was dismissed in municipal court Wednesday after the complaining witness did not wish to testify. She had been charged by Harold Witham on November 2.
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Hughes
Lillian Witham
Twenty-fourth Street
Marion
Harold Withamt
Dam safety warnings from coal waste banks in West Virginia
Geologic survey warned 30 West Virginia dams built from coal mine wastes were unstable or breach prone. Davies reported a 1966 survey of 38 coal waste banks in southern West Virginia found four with instability signs, but the Buffalo Creek dam was not among them.
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Geological Survey
West Virginia
Davies
Buffalo Creek
Walters Nominated Deputy CIA Director for Nixon
Major General Vernon Walters eight language expert and veteran army intelligence officer will be President Nixon's nominee for deputy director of the CIA. The $40,000 annual post has been vacant since January 1 after Lt. General Robert Cushman left to become U.S. Marine Corps commandant. Walters, 59, from New York, has often acted as an interpreter for Nixon.
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Fla
Vernon Walters
Nixon
Central Intelligence Agency
Florida White House
Robert Cushman
U. S. Marine Corps
Walters
New York
China to Pay Most of UN Budget. Two Theft Counts In Town
China will cover most of its 7.1 million U N budget share but will not fund items it calls hostile to the Chinese people or violates the UN Charter. Ambassador Huang Hua noted a 3 million installment and said the remainder would be paid later. Also, police reported Steven W. Johnson, 23, of 110 Sixteenth Street NE, held for arraignment on two counts of larceny after two coats and gloves were stolen from the Town House.
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Seoblick
Lewisburg
Washington
U. S
Scoblick
Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
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China
U. N
U. N. Commission
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Middle East
France
Huang Hua
Karl Waldheim
Jess
Vernon Pohlein
Charles
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Ferguson
Cedar Rapids Gazette Early 20th Century Ad Listing
Fragmentary notice describes the Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co, a daily and Sunday edition with pricing for subscriptions by mail. It lists various rates, editions, and subscription terms, though many words are garbled.
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Cedar Rapide Cazette
The
Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Remids
Jawa
Cedar Rapids
Covrian
U.S
Met
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Woman Sues Mercy Hospital Over Tubing Injury
A Cedar Rapids woman sues Mercy Hospital for 200000 alleging hospital employees caused a four inch section of plastic tubing to lodge in her lung during a July 1966 major surgery. The tubing was found in an April 2, 1970 X-ray and may require further surgery to remove.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Mary Abn Graham
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids School In Service Day Pool Opens
Cedar Rapids Community school teachers have an in service day with no school. Elizabeth Render pool will open for swimming from 1 99 p.m. General admission for children is 25 cents and for adults 100 cents.
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Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Render
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