Johnson County Delegation Details Senate and House Members
Johnson County completes its delegation with two fresh members. Minnette Doderer, already a senator in 1968, serves on Appropriations recommended by Johnson in Subdistrict 2. Rep Mezvinsky, 31, a lawyer, represents Subdistrict 2 on Commerce and Apportionment. Rep Johnston, a lawyer and accountant, represents Subdistrict 1 and serves on Appropriations and Education committees.
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Johnson County
ES Moines
Black Hawk County
Johnson
Legis
Minnette Doderer
Iowa
House
Senate
Rep. Mezvinsky
Rep. Johnston
Henry
Louisa
Washington
Rep
Mezvinsky
Doderer
Johnston
Senator Rigler Joins Hot Water Club USA Symbolized by Tea Bag
Legislative note describes Senator Robert R. Rigler of New Hampshire becoming a charter member of Joyce Maxey’s Hot Water Club USA. He receives a tea bag and membership card as symbolic benefits for taking stances and speaking up for what he believes.
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ES Moines
Robert R. Rigler
New Hampton
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Hot Water Club USA
Joyce Maxey
Marion
Robert Rigler
Goode Corrects Journal Over Voting Age Story
Rep. Dewey Goode of Bloomfield defends his long service record and corrects a Des Moines Register report. He says he would back an amendment to allow a vote on lowering the voting age to 19, but he would vote against the amendment if at the polls.
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Dewey Goode
Bloomfield
Des Moines Register
Rep. Goode
Koebke of Chelsea Appears in Court
Lawrence Koebke of rural Chelsea faced Tama county district court on larceny charges for allegedly taking four head of cattle from the Tama Sales Barn. His attorney, Walter Kollmorgen, requested a preliminary hearing set for 9 a.m. March 14 before Judge John W. Tobin.
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Toledo
Lawrence Koebke
Chelsea
Tama County Grand Jury
John W. Tobin
Tama County
Walter Kollmorgen
Belie Plaine
Koebke
Justice of the Peace
Tobin
Tama Sales
Lemon Home Mix Relieves Colds Fast With Hot Water
A home remedy claims mixing one NeoCitran packet into hot water soothes cold and flu misery in minutes. It says the drink eases coughing fever aches and nasal congestion and can keep you feeling normal while symptoms run their course. A six pack is offered with satisfaction guarantee or money back.
Manchester Chamber Opens New Office Suite Open House
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce hosts an open house in its Glen Charles hotel suite on Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The remodeled offices were moved in December after a facilities search led by the Quarters committee including Hobart Toward William Hume and Roger McIntosh. The three-room setup features an outer reception area, a between spaces, and the manager's office with coffee and donuts for attendees. ST. PAUL AP The University of Iowa won the 28th Northwest Debate Tournament at St Thomas College defeating Michigan to lead a 32-team field.
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Manchester
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Glen-Charles
Chamber
Hobart Toward
William Hume
Roger McIntosh
ST. Paul
University of Iowa
St. Thomas College
Iowans
Michigan
Driver Injured After One Car Crash Near Garwin
Earl Walden 21 of Marshalltown suffered knee and shoulder injuries after his 1964 convertible left a blacktop road 40 miles south of Garwin, flipped in a ditch, and rolled onto its top. He was extricated and taken to Evangelical hospital by a private car. Authorities said he drove south at the curve, went off the road, and the car descended six feet, traveled 100 feet in the ditch, and then struck a field driveway before overturning.
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Garwin
Melvin Earl Walden
Marshalltown
Evangelical Hospital
Bill Beck
Walden
Jerry de Joode
Tim Dunkin
Forest Schafer
Pigs Die in Hog House Fire Near Strawberry Point
Strawberry Point firemen with Arlington aid battled a blaze that destroyed a 15 by 40 foot hog house on the Judson Elliot farm five miles northeast of town. The loss, including 25 three week old pigs, was about $4,000 and insured. The fire started from a portable heater.
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Strawberry Point
Judson Elliot
Here
Arlington
Eastern towns Among Donors to Lions Eye Bank
Iowa City report shows 18527 Towans pledged their eyes to the Iowa Lions Eye Bank at the University of Iowa Hospitals for corneal transplants. Donors span many East Iowa counties and can contact a Lions club member or the Eye Bank for consent and pledges.
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Towans
Lions Eye Bank
Iowa
Delaware
Fayette
Johnson
Jones
Keokuk
Lim
Poweshiek
Tama
Wimmeshiek
Jowans
Absence Without Leave Case Tied to Family Illness
A service member faced a charge for being absent without leave. When ordered to return home he explained he was seeking a hardship discharge due to illness affecting both parents.
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Bureh
Spooner Co. wholesale sold at Tama Eye Bank since 1955
The Spooner company supplied the Tama Eye Bank with frames and materials, enabling 497 persons to receive corneal transplants from Iowa Eye Bank sourced eyes. Spooner built the 1946 building with his father Earl, expanding the business until 1956.
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Spooner Co
Tama
Jack Spooner, Co
Spooner
Earl Spooner
Four Die In Iowa Traffic Crashes Over Weekend
Four people died in separate Iowa traffic crashes over the weekend. Ronald Brews, 27, of Mos. teama, died after his car overturned while being pursued near Montezuma. Hubert Harvey, 74, of rural Grimes, died northwest of Des Moines in a near head on collision with Nancy Novak of Urbandale. Buddy Gavin, 43, of Janesville Wis., was killed in Coon Rapids as his car rolled from an auto transport truck. George A. Andersen, 19, of Casey, died in a five mile south Adair crash that also injured David Slayton and Nancy Gustafson.
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Ronald Brews
Mos
Teama
Montezuma
Hubert B Harvey
Grimes
Janesville
Wis
Buddy Ee Gavin
Harvey
Des Moines
Bo Nancy Novak
Urbandale
Shi
Gavin
Coon Rapids
Carroll County
Adair
George A. Andersen
Casey
David iSlayton
Anderson
Kenneth i Christensen
Slayton
y.Nancy Gustafson
Adaires
Arthur Stover
Cedar Rapids Gazette Rates and Contact Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates vary by carrier and mail with different monthly and yearly options and restrictions on mail in carrier areas.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
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Joseph C. Johnston
Iowa City
Frank Nye
Rigler
Hot Water Club
Journal Corrected
Koebke of
Manchester Chamber
Towa U
Strawberry
Eye Bank
University Hospitals
Snow
Iowa Eye Bank
Lornea
Mahalia Jackson
Joey Bishop
Ox Kcrg-Tv
New York Life
New York State Insurance Department
United States
Public Utility Industrial
New York
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
New York Life Insurance Company
Madison Avenue
Total Life
Insurance
Second Ave
S.E
August J. Ceschin
L.U
Mgr
Sya
Ates
Board OF Directors
Elliott V. Bell
R. Manning Brown, JR
John M. Budd
Great Northern Railway Company
Charles A. Cannon
Cannon Mills Company
Charles A. Coolidge
Kenneth H. Hannan
Union Carbide Corporation
Gabriel Hauge
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company
Paul G. Hoffman
United Nations Development Programme
Arthur A. Houghton, JR
Steuben Glass
Jerome W. Hull
the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Carlisle H. Humelline
Colonial Williamsburg
Raymond C. Johnson
Stanley Marcus
Neiman-Marcus Company
Katharine E. McBride
Bryn Mawr College
Charles W. V. Meares
Clarence J. Myers
Richard
Aluminum
2Nd Ave
Novak
Lewas
Novak Heating
Richard K. Bander
Ronald David Ueyd
Forsyth David R. Grey
James M. Irish
Robert L. Irish, Jr
Cedar Rapid
Edward A, Lynott
Burton W. Moen
Donald Lo Smith
Rudolph J, Stepar
Robert J. Themes
Charles 5
Youk
James BD. Young
New York Life A
Marion Charles Moore
Henry A. Peterson
Donald W. Beemer
Mare M. Stewart
Richard G. Wetsor
Kenneth W. De8oom
Donald L. Fo
Reing You
Raymond E. Theme Cascade
Paul F. Neiers
Dyersville
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