Prisoner expresses clash with rules and code of ethics
A prisoner claims to live under a different set of rules and expresses misunderstanding of the rules and ethics. The quote suggests tension between personal code and formal system.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1968
Page
4
A prisoner claims to live under a different set of rules and expresses misunderstanding of the rules and ethics. The quote suggests tension between personal code and formal system.
Henry Floyd Brown formerly of Cedar Rapids was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder after a bank robbery and a gunfight that killed a state trooper. He pled guilty to all charges and received six additional terms totaling 100 to 175 years.
Classifieds list a Columbia School of Broadcasting program with a contact number 366-6201 for potential students. Free instruction on beauty feathers colors and low cost ads from Nimmer's at 324 Center Point Road NE.
An industrial engineer with formal training is needed to organize and operate an IE department amid internal restructuring. Contact Tom Moss at 365-0421 for an appointment. Also listed are openings for wheel alignment mechanic warehouseman and other factory positions with benefits and training opportunities.
A dense collage of employment ads offers sales manager trainee positions, insurance marketing roles, educational sales, living Tama Iowa factory work, part time office roles, waitresses, models and nurse aides. Includes contact names and phone numbers, places like Cedar Rapids Muscatine Tama Des Moines and Chicago ages 25 40 car required. Opportunities promise high commissions six figure earning potential and training programs with travel requirements and advancement.
Tama Indian settler Leon Max Bear was fined 50 and 5 costs after a Tama court held him on a concealed weapon charge. He had served 12 days for injury to fixtures and intoxication and later paid the fine and costs to be released. The incident followed an alleged bar seat slash at Palace tavern operated by Richard Loftus.
Louisville city officials note the city was named in honor of King Louis XVI of France in gratitude for French aid during the American Revolution.
On February 29 1968 an application was tendered with the FCC seeking consent to the transfer of control of WMT licensed to Cedar Rapids Iowa to Eastern Iowa Broadcasting Inc from American Broadcasting Stations Inc. The notice lists officers directors and 10 percent holders of both companies and states that copies of the application are available for public inspection at the Paramount Theatre Building Cedar Rapids Iowa.
In Linn County District Court Grace J Walker deceased probate admitted February 28 1968 with Aary M Anderson named executor Notice to creditors one year from second publication to file claims and be barred Filing attorney Fisher Yarowsky Cedar Rapids Iowa
Probate No. 34029 in Linn County Iowa announces Howard W. Titus deceased. Howard MM Titus last will admitted to probate November 5, 1945 with N. Titus named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months after second publication. debtors pay promptly. Allen & Pocket, attorneys, represent executor H. Titus. Publication date February 28, 196k.
Probate confirms Ruth E McKinney's will admitted in court on March 5 1968 with Beverly Dubbels named executor. Creditors must file claims with the district court within six to twelve months from second publication or be forever barred. Attorney Carl Hendrickson represents the estate in Guttenberg Iowa.
Probate of the will of Mabel F Moynihan was admitted on March 6 1968 in Probate No 3403. Executors Joan Moynihan and Margaret Flaherty were appointed and creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. Public notice from John Moynihan and Margaret Flaherty executors.
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