Jury selection begins in Moore estate damage suit in Linn court
Charles Moore administrator of Sharon Moore's estate sues Lea G. Sevena for fifty one thousand five hundred ninety two dollars seventy cents. Sharon Moore died in a February 26 1966 vehicle crash near Marion. The car involved was owned by Severa and driven by Leo G. Severa, age 20. Judge Harold D. Vietor presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Sharon Moore
Lea G. Sevena
Meadowbrook
Linn District Court
C Avenue
Marion
East Post Road
Severa
Leo G. Severa
Miss Moore
Harold D. Vietor
Vinton Man Seeks $5,000 Damages in Car Collision
Leland Hansen of Vinton files a petition seeking damages from Donald E. Wescott of 205 Thirteenth Street SE for an Aug. 25 1965 two car accident on county road B in Benton county. Hansen says Wescott’s car rear ended him as he stopped for road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Donald E. Wescott
Thirteenth Street
Benton County
Leland Hansen
Wescott
Hansen
Revoke Probation of Leo Cannon
Judge William R. Eads revoked the probation of Leo W. Cannon of Cedar Rapids and ordered a ten year term on a 1965 robbery charge. Cannon was convicted Friday in Johnson County District Court of obtaining money by false pretense and sentenced to seven years. The judge ordered the sentences served concurrently at the Anamosa men's Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Eads
Leo W. Cannon
Cedar Rapids
Eads
Cannon
Johnson County
Anamosa
Jury selection in Cedar Rapids car bike damage suit
A Cedar Rapids father and son sue Gene Kirchmann for 18276.70 claiming permanent left knee disability from a collision at C Street and Thirteenth Avenue SW. The trial before Judge William R. Eads involves Kirchmann allegedly speeding and failing to yield. Also listed is a separate petition filed by Sandy M. Martin against Samuel J. David for 2918.50 in auto accident damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gene Kirchmann
Libertyville
Alfred Bledsoe
Robert
Fruitland Boulevard
Kirchmann
C Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Bledsoes
William R. Eads
Sandy M. Martin
Huntsville
Ala
Samuel J. David
Sixteenth Street NE
Teenpleads innocent in auto theft stop at Dec. 31 lot
Gary E. Boyd aged 17 of 819 F avenue NW pled innocent before Judge William R. Eads to operating a motor vehicle without owner's consent. He allegedly drove a Steber Motors Inc used car from 625 Avenue NE on December 31 and fled when police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary E. Boyd
F Avenue NW
William R. Eads
Steber Motors Inc
625 Avenue NE
Boyd
C R Woman 23 Placed on Probation after Check Fraud
Mrs. John E. Howell of 2925 Johnson avenue NW Cedar Rapids was sentenced to two seven year terms and placed on probation after pleading guilty to passing two bad checks for twenty dollars at two Hy-Vee stores on February 1. Judge Warren J. Rees handled the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Howell
Johnson Avenue
Warren J. Rees
Cedar Rapids
Four Thousand Dollar Suit Over Dog Bite Filed
Diane Roman through her father George Roman filed a $4 000 suit against neighbor Owen Hoadley alleging his dog knocked her down and bit her during a yard incident on October 8 1966 in the allotment at 2811 Twelfth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids. Oscar Scheetz Jr 20 Cedar Rapids appealed a March 7 pandering conviction to district court after being tried found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in county jail by Judge Loren Hullinger Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Roman
George Roman
Twelfth Avenue SW
Owen Hoadley
Diane
Hoadley
Oscar Scheetz, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Longer Trucks Okayed But Reconsideration Sought in Iowa Senate
DES MOINES The Iowa Senate defeated a motion to reconsider a long truck bill 34 to 24 and sent it to Gov. Harold Hughes. The measure would raise the maximum length for three unit double bottom trucks from 60 to 65 feet, with a 5 foot rear sign requirement. Gov. Hughes has three days to sign or veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lawn
Senate
Harold Hughes
Howpus Reppert
iSen
Ton Riley
Cedar Rapids
Town House
Iowa
Riley
John M. Ely, Jr
Ccedar Rapids
Iowa Senate
Youth 17 Fined $50 For Reckless Driving
Michael H. Lafferty of 2030 First Avenue SE was fined $50 and 15 days in county jail costs for reckless driving in municipal court. Officers said the 17 year old drove up to 65 mph in a 25 mph zone on A Avenue NE between Sixth and Twelfth streets on Saturday. Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. imposed the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael H. Lafferty
First Avenue SE
Sixth
Twelfth Street
Coggon Man Fined For Reckless Driving
Norman C. Schulte of Coggon, 26, was fined 100 dollars and costs in municipal court for reckless driving and 26 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Police said he drove Saturday afternoon in Van Vechten park, tearing sod and moving a barricade. Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. imposed the fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman C. Schulte
Coggon
Schulte
Lower van Vechten Park
Schulle
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Graduates Earn Master’s Degrees from Northern Illinois University
Nancy Boza Klopp of 353 Garden Drive SE and Keith Glen Wall of 5758 First Avenue NW earned master’s degrees from Northern Illinois University in DeKalb. Boza Klopp completed elementary education and Wall completed supervision and curriculum studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Boza Klopp
Garden Drive
Northern Illinois University
de Kalb
Keith Glen Wall
First Avenue NW
Northern Ilinois University
Kalb
Man Stabbed Stopping Fight at Local Cafe
John E. Williams, 20, of 1411 Tenth Street SE, was stabbed in the abdomen and forearm while trying to break up a fight at the Home Run Cafe on Sunday morning. He received treatment at Mercy hospital and was released. Juvenile authorities continue probing. no charges or arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Williams
Tenth Street SE
Home Run
Fifth Street SE
Williams
Mercy Hospital
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Gilbert Klefstad
Council Bluffs
Ernest Kosek
Dar Rapids
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Linden, Hd
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Leibsohn
Chicago Furniture Mart
Suai Ave
R. K
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Don Forsyth
Dave Gray
New York Life
Jim Irish
Ed Lynott
Burt Moen
Charlie Moore
H. A
Pete) Peterson
Manchester
R. E
Bud
Thomas Vinton
Jack Fry
Coggon Man
New York State Insurance Department
Charles & Coolidge
Ropes & Gray
United States
New York
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
ARD OF Directors
Elliott ¥. Bell
McGraw-Hill, Inc
John Albudo
Great Northern Railway
Charles A. Cannon
Cannon Mills Company
Charles D. Dickey
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of
Dudley Cowell
Fredrick M. Eaton
Alfred M. Gruenther
U.S. Army
American National
Red Grose
Kenneth H. Hannan
Union Carbide Corporation
Paul G. Hoffman
United Nationg Development Programmes
John B. Holuster
Taft, Stettinius & Hobister
Arthur A. Houghton, JR
Steuben Glass Devereux. Josephs
Robert A. Lovett Brown Brothers Harriman & Co
Stanley Marcus
Neiman-Marcus Company
Katharine E. McBride
Bryn Mawr College
Clarence J. Myers
Richard K. Paynter, JR
Richard S. Perkins
First National City Bank
William S. Renchardo
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
John P. Stevens, JR
J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc
Mark R. Sullivan
Pacific Telephone & Talagraph Company
J. Harris Ward
Commonwealth Edison Company
NEW York Life IN
Madison Avenue
Second Ave
Albin H. Otte
C.L.U
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