Iowa City Teacher Seeks Legal Aid on His Rights
Iowa City teachers and school officials are entangled in a dispute as Roe is reassigned to research only after seeking legal counsel. The board faces criticism over sex education concerns and a $320 seminar bill as budget cuts loom. Harold Parker retires after 39 years and Geraldine Nicholson leaves after 24, with potential continued teaching possible.
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Iowa City
Reusswig
Roe
the Gazette
Harold B. Parker
Geraldine Nichoson
Charged with Drunk Driving Hits Police Car
Jack Trimble aged 20 of 708 Fourth Avenue Marion was held in the city jail Tuesday on a drunk driving charge. He allegedly backed his car from a gas station at First Avenue and Thirteenth Street East into a police squad car stopped for a red light. He is pending arraignment.
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Jack Trimble
Fourth Avenue
Marion
Trimble
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Hagerman Dies at 79 in Cedar Rapids Area
William H. Hagerman 79 a lifelong Linn county resident and retired farmer died Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital His wife Bes sie Taylor they married May 12 1912 at Marion Survived by wife five daughters a son two adopted children 28 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren three sisters Services Thursday 2 pm at Spring Grove Methodist Church Friends may call at Murdoch chapel Central City after 1 pm Wednesday
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William H. Hagerman
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Bessie Taylor
Marion
Wilma Kellogg
Lauren Power
Betty Stimpson
Anamosa
Donna Jones
Tracy
Calif
Kenneth Hamilton
Junior
Connie Renfer
Ronnie Hurst
Bert Candler
Olive Walton
Ethel Hagerman
Galesburg
Ill
Spring Grove Methodist Church
Murdoch
Three Linn Youths Named to Dean's List at Bob Jones
Three Linn county youths were named to the dean's list at Bob Jones University in Greenville, Md., for the first semester. Francis G. Fowler and Kristie Santon are listed, with Kristie noted as daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Santon and Francis as son of Mrs. Gretchen Walker.
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Dean
Linn County
Bob Jones University
Greenville
M.D
Francis G. Fowler
Gretchen Walker
Second Avenue
C. A. Lutz
Max Bell, Walker
Kristie Santon
Harold L. Santon
Belmont Parkway
Iowa House committee to study sex education in schools
A special legislative subcommittee was named to study sex education and family living courses in Iowa public schools. Reps Delwyn Stromer Emil Husak Hallie Sargisson and Norman Roorda were named to the House committee, which will review two bills and weigh the overall issue. One bill would require some courses and a compromise would require parental notice and withdrawal options.
Davenport police seek clues in strangulation slaying
Davenport police on Tuesday pursued clues in the strangulation death of Judith Anne Haecker, 18, found Sunday night in her Davenport apartment. The door to the apartment was locked and police had no firm suspects at this time.
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Davenport
Judith Anne Haecker
Fire damages at Wilson plant lockers and smoke on upper floor
Fire destroyed 25 clothes lockers and their contents and caused heavy smoke damage to the second floor of the Wilson- Sinclair Co. at 2:28 a.m. Tuesday. Firemen stayed two hours, reporting the blaze likely started from a discarded cigarette on clothing.
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Wilson- Sinclair Co
Agnew Says U S Won't Back North Vietnam Invasion
New Orleans AP Vice President Agnew stated the Nixon administration would not approve a South Vietnamese invasion of North Vietnam. He warned conditions could change but emphasized no venture into the North would be approved. He spoke after arriving from Kansas City for a regional councils meeting.
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Sell those space takers quickly in a want ad
Quick sale of unused items with a simple contact via phone. Call 369-1234 to place a brief classified notice and clear clutter. The notice emphasizes speed and ease for sellers, inviting readers to call and arrange pickup or drop-off.
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Laff a Day Cartoon Teeth Joke
A comic gag lands on a dentist visit joke where a character pledges no biting for twenty four hours after leaving the den tist. The short panel style delivers a quip about dental care and playful restraint.
Young C R Man Faces Charge in Two Car Crash
Terry J. Totty, 19, of 1236 Third avenue SE, was charged with driving to the left of the center after a two car crash in the 2900 block of Bowling street SW Monday evening. Lois D. Fisher, 42, of 3320 Bowling street SW, was injured and both drivers were treated at St. Luke's hospital. Totty was released after hand injury treatment. Fisher received abdomen contusions and knee injury and was released. Charlotte E. Nicholson, 20, of 828 Fifth street SE, remained in fairly good condition with a nose injury after a crash at Fourth street and Ninth avenue SE. Nicholson and Rhonda Knox, 22, were driving the other car. Knox had head injuries and was released. Nicholson was charged with failure to have her vehicle under control.
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Terry J. Totty
Third Avenue
Bowling Street
Lois D. Fisher
St. Luke’s Hospital
Totty
Mrs. Fisher
Charlotte E. Nicholson
Fifth Street
Rhonda Knox
Fourth Street
Ninth Avenue SE
Miss Knox
Miss Nicholson
Moon Robot Lunokhod 1 Returns to Moon Duty
In Moscow, UPI reports Lunokhod 1 has awakened and begun a fifth lunar day of exploration in the Sea of Rains. The Soviet moon rover resumed activity as of Tuesday, signaling continued robotic surface studies.
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Moscow
UPI
Governor to announce multiple appointments in Richmond
Safety posted by former Gov Harold Hughes notes he left public safety to lead Richmond Virginia. The governor will likely name two highway commission members and appointees to the commerce liquor parole boards plus an insurance commissioner. Possible hires include Robert Rigler replacing Voorhees and a Democrat replacing Barry.
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Harold Hughes
Richmond, Va
Highway Commission
Commerce Commission
Liquor Commission
Board of Parole
Senate
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Roert Voorhees
Ray
Robert Barry
Danbury
Universal Employes Credit Union Elects New President
Universal Employes Credit Union of Universal Engineering Corp elects Erwin C. Klohs as president. Other officers named include M. W. Preston as vice president Leland C. Dankert as treasurer Mrs. Robert P. Dickson as secretary Don Malik Merlen Schrimper and Willard Thiessen on credit committee plus Clarence Spoden Claude Steele and Mildred Myers on the audit committee.
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Erwin C. Klohs
Twentyfirst
Universal Employes Credit Union
Universal Engineering Corp
M. W. Preston
Leland C. Dankert
Robert P. Dickson
Don Malik
Merlen Schrimper
Willard Thiessen
Clarence Spoden
Claude Steele
Mildred Myers
Human Relations Council To Meet On Court Probe
The Cedar Rapids Marion area Council on Human Relations will meet Wednesday night at 7:45 p.m. at the YWCA to discuss actions on courts and detention of pending trial detainees. Rev James Milota, chairman, notes two committees: one to promote a non jail detention facility and another to track jail counts and wait times for trial.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion
February Report of Waterworks Filed
Cedar Rapids water department pumped 444,336,000 gallons in February. The daily average was 15,512,000 gallons into the distribution system. Electrical energy used totaled 725,400 kilowatt hours, averaging 1,635 kWh per million gallons. Well water hardness averaged 18.2 grains per gallon, treated water 6.74 grains per gallon.
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Cedar Rapids
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