Cedar Rapids youth jailed after 57 mile police chase
Michael V Sullivan of Cedar Rapids received a 12 day jail term and license suspension after leading officers on a 57 mile pursuit to Tama and back at speeds up to 120 mph. He faced charges of reckless driving eluding police and possessing beer as a minor.
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Michael V. Sullivan
Reynolds
Tama
Sullivan
Highway Patrol
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Millsap
Corrigan
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Robert H. Northrup
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Iowa Eyes Lower Speed Limits for Heavy Trucks
The safety department proposes reducing heavy truck limits to 60 mph day and night on interstates, aligning with cars. Gov Hughes supports the move as Iowa records record motor fatalities and rising traffic. The department notes current limits are higher than in many states and higher than some four-lane roads.
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Safety Department
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Benton County Board Opposes Bus Ride Bill
The Benton County Board of Education opposes parochial school bus rides, urging the legislature to focus on reducing property taxes. A letter signed by board members argues against funding sectarian programs and cites the wall of separation between church and state as a guiding principle.
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the Gazette
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Local Briefs Mix Education Costs and Campus News
Carroll Briggs of 385 Firn University of Southers Avenue SW is noted in items about student status and a dean’s list at Drake University. Scheer is a freshman hospitalized. Mrs. Flajgrades and Mr. Clark are tied to a hospital call. A junior named Bridges from Cedar Rapids studies biology at Mercy hospital. a meeting in Marion discusses education costs and the efficiency of unified versus segregated school systems. Community notices include a charity sale, a dance, a temple sermon, a rummage event, and a lost item inquiry with a phone ad for classifieds.
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Missippi
Hattiesburg
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Judah
Isaac Newcome
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Cedar
U S Jet Bomber In Crash on Viet Mission
A U S air force B 57 jet bomber crashed on a strike mission about 260 miles north of Saigon during the Vietnam conflict. The cause remained unknown with no ground fire reported and no bodies found in the wreckage. The article also notes broader debates on church funding and religious liberty entwined with the incident.
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Supreme Court
Otha Charter of
Re Lin
Saigon
Ssian
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