Bartal Election Plea Rejected By High Court
OWA CITY The Iowa Supreme Court denied Bartel a writ of certiorari in the challenge to Supervisor Rich ard Bartel. The matter shifts to district court where a three man tribunal may rule on the legality of Bartel s election after Judge Ends blocked proceeding to the tribunal. Walters and Burns seek district court action as Bartel defends his eligibility under the felony conviction dispute.
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Owa
Johnson County
Richard Bartel
Bartel
Iowa Supreme Tyurt
Supreme Cout
William Ae
Judge Ends
Robert Burns
Toth Burns
Hartel
P. C. Wallers
Cartel
Eads
Burns
Walters
Face
Gray nominee questioned as FBI chief pick faces probe
Schlossberg questions Gray's fitness amid Watergate inquiry. The House select committee may seek testimony from John Dean on the FBI break in and bugging. Tunney pressures for Dean testimony while Nixon blocks it citing executive privilege. Ehrlichman reiterates White House support for Gray despite controversy.
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Schlossberg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Seo Sie
FBI
John Drilling
the James
Gray
Wikins
Mt. Vernon
Karen E. Smith
Nelson
DeLaVergue
White House
John Dean
Fifth Street
John E. Williams
Sen
John Tunney
Richard Plein
Aveston
Nue
Marion
Tunney
Oles
Dean
Nixon
Jobe
Ehrlichman
Wille House
Colins
Witness Missing Leads to Dismissal in Assault Case
A charge of assault and battery against Linda Koshatka of 2920 Avenue NW was dismissed last week in municipal court after the complaining witness could not be located. She was accused of striking James Koshatka.
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Linda Koshatka
Avenue NW
James Koshatka
Officer Walden Involved in Suspected Sniper Incident Iowa City
Iowa City Police are investigating whether officer Tom Walden was targeted Sunday near the city center. Walden heard a firecracker like sound then a possible ricochet near his feet and saw a white male flee east of the center. Witnesses heard backfire-like noises but saw no weapon. Police examine curb marks to determine if bullets or car bumpers caused them.
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Setcia
Tee Gazee
Iowa City
Tom Walden
Walden
Clic
Atta
Two Injured in Car and Truck Crash in C R
Two people were injured in a Saturday afternoon crash at the intersection of First Avenue and Twenty first Street SW. Judy A Netcott 25 of 2400 Eighth Avenue SW was treated at St Luke s hospital for a week in July. Suzanne Hornstein 25 of 2716 Henry Court NW was treated at St Luke s for a knee injury. Burton Hornstein 33 of 2718 Henry Court NW driven by a truck failed to yield and collided with the Netcott car. The FTC proposed restricting Burton Hornstein s advertising for two years unless 23 percent of advertising expenses are devoted to corrected Hive ads.
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First Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Judy A. Netcott
Eighth Avenue
St Luke’s Hospital
Suzanne Hornstein
Henry Crurt
St. Luke's
Ques
FTC
Burton Hornstein
Henry Court NW
Netcotl
Penses
Aspirin and Ad Debates Surface in Fragmented Page
Disjointed OCR text discusses aspirin, consent and advertising rules. Burton Hornstein is noted for a penalty for failure to yield at a stop intersection. The fragment mentions FTC approval of ads and confessions about past advertising errors.
Dollar policy shift linked to nine nation currency float
Finance ministers from the nine Common Market nations agreed the currency float would take effect March 19, allowing currencies to find natural levels. They adopt a maximum 22 percent fluctuation among six currencies while central banks may still support the dollar to prevent excessive moves. Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium’s Willy De Clercq noted talks on possible revaluation.
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Minaisters
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Austria
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Willy DeClerrq
Nether Islands
Luxembourg
Bel
Stock Is Elected by Indoor Sports Club
Stock Is Elected by Indoor Sports Club. Bob Stock, 2356 Indiana Street SW, was elected president Sunday of the Cedar Rapids Indoor Oats Lee. Officers named include Tom Niccolas, 1200 Mallory Street SW, vice president. Mrs Walter Huber, 1200 Sixth Street NW, secretary. Mrs Clyde Straka, 318 LaSalle Drive SW, treasurer. Derdline Kamper, 2000 Litin Boulevard SE, and Kathy Wall, 2924 Woodland Drive SW, directors. Thrifty want ads work wonders for you. Place a low cost want ad. Dial 230-8211.
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Bob Stock
Indiana Street
Cedar Rapids
Tom Niccolas
Mallory Street
Walter Huber
Sixth Street
Clyde Straka
LaSalle Drive
Derdline Kamper
Litin Boulevard
Kathy Wall
Woodland Drive
FDA expands recall on canned mushrooms in Ohio
SOUTIL LEBANON Ohio UPI says the FDA orders recall of all Fred Mushroom Products Co canned mushrooms after botulism and progressive decomposition found in two products. Cincinnati Director William R Clark notes lack of date codes and production exceeds 2000 cans daily.
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Soutil
Lebanon, Ohio
UPI
Fred Mushroom Products Co
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
FDA Cincinnati
William R. Clark
Fred
Clark
Ihsan
New Trial Granted in $225000 Damage Suit
Judge Edward McManus ordered a new trial in the Glenn Rullman vs Earl Thompson case after a January verdict for the defendant was deemed contrary to the weight of the evidence. Rullman seeks $225,000 in damages from the November 9 195? auto crash near New Hampton on Highway 63 and the March trial has been set.
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Edward McManus
Glenn Rullman
Elma
Earl Thompson
East Moline
Til
Rullman
Riakes
Bullman
Thampean
New Hampton
Cedar Rapids Woman Hurt In Two Car Crash
A Cedar Rapids woman, Jean D. Schmitz 33, was injured Saturday afternoon at the Sixteenth avenue and Edgespool road SW intersection. She was a passenger in a car driven by Vincent Ht. Schmitz. Mendel J. Frankel 71 of Ridge drive Merion collided with the Schmitz vehicle. Frankel was charged with failure to yield.
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
Sixteenth Avenu
Edgespool Road
Sixteenth Avenue
Vincent Ht. Schmitz
Nsame
Mendel J. Frankel
16S Ridge Drive
Merion
Edgewood Road
Schmitz
Frankel
Street Battle in Naples Ends in Arrests
In Naples Italy hundreds of leftist aid neo fascist youths clashed in downtown streets using bricks bottles and gasoline bombs Sunday night. Police arrested 78 of them including 16 women as the confrontation escalated through the evening.
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Naples
Italy
Four Municipal Golf Practice Areas Open At City Parks
Four golf practice areas are open while the four municipal courses remain closed until the ground firms. Open sites include Seminole Valley park Squaw Creek Ellis park near Zika avenue and a site south of highway 20 beyond Wilson avenue. Parks officials expect municipal courses to reopen between April 1 and 14.
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Ctty
Seminole Valley Park
Squaw Creek
Ellis Park
Zika Avenue
Highway 20
Wilson Avenue
Parks
Henry Cabot Lodge Released After Prostate Surgery
Henry Cabot Lodge 70, former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. and Boats Vietnam, left Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston on Sunday after prostate gland surgery last Thursday.
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Boston
Henry Cabott Lodge
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Lodge
US. S
United Nations
Vietnam
Love and Doolin Taken to Sioux City for New Trial Date
Rapids men Joe Lee Love and Aaron Doolin were moved to Sioux City for a federal conference with Judge Sikma in chambers regarding a new trial date. Their prior murder case ended in a hung jury in Linn County.
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Ae Rapids
Depor Steestar Dick Mes
Linn County
Sioux City
Joe Lee Love
Aaron Doolin
Bloor City
Robert Sikma
Lorney
Woman Attacked Near University Library
A woman reports being grabbed and struck by a man as she walked behind the University of Iowa Library between 7 and 11 p.m. Sunday. Police and campus authorities investigate the incident and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Tha Gazette
Jowa
Towa
University of Towa
Truck Firm’s Motion To Bar Suit Denied
Federal Judge Edward de Hanus denied International Harvester Co. motion to dismiss a suit by William Allen of Marion alleging injuries from a March 3, 1971 crash on Highway 3% east of Cedar Parle. Allen claims the car failed to stop, colliding with the truck, rupturing the fuel tank and causing severe burns. the defendant argues the complaint lacks a claim.
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Edward de Hanus
International Harvester Co
William Allen
Marion
Allen
International Harvester
Cedar Parle
Neprus
Cedar Rapids Civic Development Assn Reelects Officers
Halph F. Dresher is reelected president with Harold A. Weodort as vice president and Harold F. Kweldt as secretary treasurer. Directors reelected include Peter Bexansen Joseph Emer Blake Garste Kenneth Haste Chandler Higley Dean Metcalf Robert O Acara L Smulekoff. New directors elected are Hichint Buresh and Robert Litzelman. The association owns and operates three downtown retail merchants parking lots on A avenue NE and in Forty land Fifth avenues SE.
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Halph F. Dresher
Harold A. Weodort
Harold F. Kweldt
Cedar Rapids Civic Development Assn
Peter Bexansen
Joseph Emer
Blake Garste
Kenneth Haste
Chandler Higley
Dean Metcalf
Robert O'Acara L. Smulekoff
Hichint Buresh
Robert Litzelman
Cedar Rapids Civic Development Assa
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