Surveys Planned To Find Need for Day-Care Centers
The Linn county effort to assess day-care demand begins next week in the Ellis neighborhood. David A. Watters heads a UCS committee, with surveys targeting low income families and working mothers. Orientation sessions are set at the Ellis center to recruit volunteers for the county wide survey.
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Linn County
Ellis
United Community Service
UCS
David A. Watters
Watters
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Sunshine Mission
Winston McElveen
Ellis Neighborhood
Ellis Center
501H Avenue NW
Ellis Churches
Oak Hill- Jackson
Three-Car Crash Sends Woman To Hospital
A three car collision on Sixth Street Road SW near Area Ten Community College sent Mercy Hospital admitting back injuries to Mrs. Charles J. Madison 22 of 5131 Holly Avenue NW. She remained in good condition Thursday. Other drivers Joseph M. Zalesky 17 of rural Ely and Phyllis Brooks 423 Fourth Avenue SW received minor injuries and were treated and released. The crash occurred about 1 PM and no charges were filed.
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Sixth Street
Area Ten Community College
Mercy Hospital
Charles J. Madison
Holly Avenue NW
Madison
Joseph M. Zalesky
Ely
Phyllis Brooks
Fourth Avenue
Zalesky
Brooklyn to House Town Council and Light Board Offices
The mayor announced that the new Brooklyn town hall will include offices for the town council and the municipal light board with costs shared equally. Construction will start as soon as weather permits.
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Brooklyn
Town Council
Municipal Light Board
Brooklyn Town Hall
Johnson Unity Group Faces Internal Split Over Vietnam Issue
Washington Democrats United for Johnson announced their convention slate amid defections. Kathryn Craft quit the slate over Vietnam concerns and joined an opposing group. Tilford Dudley, fired as party chairman, may also leave the slate though he remains on the central committee ticket.
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Washington
Democrats United For
Johnson
United
Kathryn Craft
Tilford Dudley
Dudley
Central Committee
Bar Owners Responsible for Employees Acts
Iowa Attorney General's advisory opinion finds liquor license holders liable for their employees actions. State liquor commission officials praise ruling as crucial for enforcement after six court injunctions blocked suspensions. Commission argued licensees face revocation if any agent sells to minors or participates in gambling or bootlegging.
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DES Moines
State Liquor Commission
Harlan Lemon
Commission
Lemon
Atty
Richard Turner
Want Ad Declares Space For Sale Or Trade
A compact want ad invites readers to sell or trade unused storage space and belongings. The notice frames the service as a quick way to find buyers or exchange items, highlighting simplicity and speed.
Another RTA Bus Involved in Crash
A second accident involving an RTA bus in two days occurred in the Lindale parking lot driveway Wednesday afternoon. Gary Cray, 1125 J avenue NW, was stopped for traffic when the bus failed to stop and rear-ended the Cray vehicle, causing about $100 damage to the car. No injuries and no charges were filed. The bus damage estimate was not provided. A prior minor collision occurred Tuesday at Fifth Street SE.
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RTA
Lindale
Gary Cray
J Avenue NW
Cray
Fifth Street SE
Man 43 Accused of Drunk Driving in Street Stop
William E. Meskimen, 43, of 515 Tenth Street SE, was arrested Wednesday night for drunk driving after officers in the 400 block of Tenth Street SE observed erratic driving. He was booked and later released on verbal orders from County Attorney William Faches.
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William E. Meskimen
Tenth Street SE
Meskimen
William Faches
Attorney Bailey and Fontaine Guest on This Morning
Attorney F Lee Bailey and actress Joan Fontaine appear as guests on This Morning with host Dick Cavett on KCRG TV 9 scheduled for Friday at 9 30.
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F. Lee Bailey
Joan Fontaine
This Morning
Dick Cavett
Kcrg-Tv
Coe Students Accused in Milk Can Theft
Three Coe college students from Green Hall were arrested on larceny charges after allegedly stealing two galvanized milk cans valued at 40 dollars from behind the Dairy Queen on Sixteenth Street NE. A witness gave a description and the license number led to the car at Coe, cans recovered, suspects jailed and released to college officials.
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Coe College
James H. Bradshaw
Benjamin S. Mcfarland
Joel L. Phillips
Green Hall
Dairy Queen
Sixteenth Street NE
Cox To Leave Clear Creek School Post
Cox resigns as superintendent of the Clear Creek district after three years in the role and two years as Cosgrove center principal. He will become elementary principal in the Lisbon district, with resignation effective July 15 as the board reviews plans for a new district facility with architect Charles Herbert of Des Moines.
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Tiffin
Clear Creek Community
Stephen Cox
Cosgrove Center
Cox
Lisbon
Charles Herbert
Des Moines
Meeting Set Between Teams in Two Weeks
A note confirms a reunion between two high school sides at Tiffin with a follow up meeting scheduled in two weeks, and includes a plan to reconvene with Herbert.
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Tiffin
Herbert
Hughes urges all-Iowa alert to fight crime statewide
Gov Harold Hughes called for an all-Iowa alert to aid police in reporting criminal activity. He spoke at a statewide crime symposium stressing that reducing crime causes is the top priority despite reporting and punishment efficiency.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Girl Sentenced in Linn County Larceny Case
Margaret M. Johnson an 18 year old from 120 Tenth street NE received a 30 day jail sentence on a larceny charge. She was arrested after theft of 60 dollars from her landlord Mike L Caroll of the same address with the crime dating between March 1 and 6 and she admitted the theft.
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Margaret M. Johnson
120 Tenth Street NE
Linn County
Mike L. Caroll
120
Tenth Street NE
Caroll
Miss Johnson
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in 1883. Night edition and Sunday six issues cost 1.50 per month and 15 per year, afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues 1.60 per month and 16 per year. Rates vary for other states and U.S. territories at 26 per year. No mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas.
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U.S. Territories
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Tom Merryman
Cedar Rapids
Collins Road
C.R
Gene Otto Baierlein
White Pine Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Highway Patrol
Baierlein
Athens
UPI
Iakovos
Attica
Megaris
McElveen
C.R. Woman
Johnson Unity Group
Kehrer Appliance Center
March
UY 4
Ana Wy
Man
Say Coe
Clear Creek
Hughes Arges
The
Estenhanes
the Gazette Co
Mird Ave
Cedar Rapid
Associated Press
Armstrong’s Jr
Armstrong’s
R.A.R
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