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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1967

Page

5

Dodd Ex-Bookkeeper Details Fund Handling

Former bookkeeper Michael O H are testified that Senator Thomas Dodd arranged to pay personal bills with money orders from a Sept 15 1963 testimonial reception funds, totaling about 12804 56, to keep political checks from public view. He said Dodd authorized withdrawals from Union Trust Co account for bill payments. Earlier testimony noted a 1964 re election secretary described a letter to President Johnson about A N Spanel and French matters, tied to a separate donation.

Washington Thomas Dodd Connecticut Michael O’hare Senate Ethics Committee Dodd O’hare The Union Trust Co Benjamin Fern Johnson A. N. Spanel David Martin John Sennett Miss Golden U.S de Gaulle Spanel Fern

Conference Unit To Get Remap Bill

Des Moines Republicans and Democrats clash over a temporary reapportionment bill sending the measure to a conference committee. The plan calls for a 10 member bipartisan commission to propose at least two remap options by May 1, reducing legislature size to 150 max. The bill also debates shortening Senate terms set to four years.

DES Moines House Senate Conference Committee Rep William Gannon Dmingo Noel Gannon Maurice van Nostrand R-Avoca House Committee van Nostrand Maurice Baringer R-Oelwein John Mowry Marshalltown William Harbor Henderson Gannon Robert Fulton William Denman John Kibbie Emmetsburg Robert Dodds Danville Max Milo Mills

Holdup Man Leaves Store Without Money

Cedar Rapids grocer Aug ust Gureno says a gunman demanded 150 dollars at his Third street SE store. The man fled after Gureno refused, police were alerted, and Gureno notes this is the second time he has been held up in 35 years at the shop.

Holdup Man Cedar Rapids August Gureno Third Street Gureno

Trucker Charged After Sixth Street Crash Near Square D

A semi driver Clifford M. Baker 50 of Wayland was charged with disobeying a traffic signal after a crash on Sixth Street SW at the Square D plant entrance. Carl Denny 52 of Springville drove onto the street from the lot and collided with Bakers truck. Denny suffered facial injuries and Dennis Denny 19 had cuts and a chipped tooth. Baker was unhurt the truck struck a billboard and skidded off the road.

Sixth Street Square D Clifford M. Baker Wayland Baker Carl Denny Springville Denny St. Luke’s Hospital Dennis Denny

Courthouse Board OKs Legion Use of Voting Machines

Linn county board of supervisors allowed the American Legion Hanford post No. 5 to use four county voting machines for Boys State elections on March 21 at four high schools. Machines set up by county employees at no county cost.

Linn County Board of Supervisors American Legion Hanford Post No. 5 Washington, Jefferson, Regis LaSalle William Harrington Ron Thillen Max Hamlin Gilbert Laurence Walter Grant Marion L. Reed Reed John Murphy Fairfax Township

Fairfax seeks Linn County help on road project

Fairfax Mayor Dick Zenisek and the city council asked Linn County to use county funds to hard surface a secondary road extension through Fairfax. The stretch runs from the east city limits west about a half mile to Highway 149 on the city's west side. County plans include grading another road 1.7 miles north to Fairfax but no hard surfacing for that route in the future.

Fairfax Dick Zenisek Linn County Board of Supervisors

Ciha Pleads Guilty in Morals Charge in District Court

George R. Ciha Jr., 24, of 645 Twenty-first Avenue SW, pled guilty in district court to a reduced count of indecent exposure. Judge M. C. presided over the case Tuesday.

George R. Ciha, Jr Twenty-first Avenue M. C

C R Man Enters Innocent Plea to Drunk Driving

Charles L. Spicka aged 29 of 1729 D Avenue NE pled innocent to a second offense drunk driving charge. He appeared before Judge M C Farber after a March 7 arrest in the 200 block of Coe Road NE following a two car crash at the intersection of A Avenue and Seventh Street NE.

Charles L. Spicka D Avenue NE M. C. Farber Coe Road A Avenue Seventh Street

Troy Mills Man Denies Drunk Driving

Thomas Hart, 28, of Troy Mills, pled innocent Tuesday before Judge Harold D. Vietor to a charge of drunk driving. He was arrested March 3 while driving north on Highway 150. Petition Filed William E. Hulsebus versus Alvin Hubert Lingo, 2109 Larry Drive NE, $2,000 promissory note.

Thomas Hart Troy Mills Harold D. Vietor William E. Hulsebus Alvin Hubert Lingo Larry Drive

Jaycee Committee Rejects Bus Rides Bill in Iowa

The Jaycee legislative committee narrowly refused to back a bill that would provide bus rides for some private school pupils. Members debated whether public schools should handle transportation and whether education includes transport. The group also pressed for overall tax reform, including repeal of the personal property tax.

Jaycee Iowa

City Adopts Annexation of Area College

Cedar Rapids approves voluntary annexation adding 315 acres for Area 10 Community College campus south of the city. The site lies east of old Highway 218 and south of Highway 30. utility connections will be to city facilities. Landowners include Glenn and Dorothy Wilkin, Eagle Investment Co, and Myers Farms Inc.

Cedar Rapids Area 10 Community College Engineering Bowling Street Glenn Dorothy Wilkin Eagle Investment Co Myers Farms, Inc

Council overturns beer permit for Montrose Hôtel in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids city council on a Wednesday rescinded a beer permit issued two weeks earlier to J Henry Hoffman doing business as the Montrose Hofman hotel. Mayor Bob Johnson urged billing parties for extra paperwork. The meeting also approved a beer permit for Fred Worthan of the same hotel and refunded a taxicab license.

Cedar Rapids J. Henry Hoffman Montrose-Hofman Bob Johnson George K. del Mastro, Jr Montrose Hotel Hoffman Fred Worthan Montrose - Hofman

Rowley Hearing Set for Sewer Improvements

Rowley town council schedules March 21 hearing on sewer improvements.

Rowley

Cedar Rapids Officials Seek Federal Bus Grant for City System

Mayor Bob Johnson said Cedar Rapids officials submitted a preliminary grant request to the Department of Housing and Urban Development for a municipal bus system. The trio met transit officials in Washington and discussed tax sharing with peers, while noting Chicago received funds for elevated routes.

Cedar Rapids Washington D. C Bob Johnson Frank Bush Public Improvements Donald Canney National League of Cities Department of Housing and Urban Development Johnson Johnson, Bush and Canney Regional Transit Authority Board of Trustees RTA Chicago Bush Canney John C. Culver Hubert Humphrey Sen Edward Kennedy Massachusetts

Iowa Couple Dies in Des Moines Crash Near Clarksville

A Des Moines couple Lavern D. Jones 63 and his wife 60 died in a two car collision near Clarksville Tuesday. The crash involved a second vehicle and occurred on a rural road assisting authorities. Authorities were continuing to investigate the cause and circumstances.

Clarksville, Tern Des Moines Lavern D. Jones Here

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International Latex Corp Terry Golden Elizabeth McGill McGill Trucker Straight Kentucky Ancient Age Distilling CO Frankfort, Kentucky Courthouse News Board Okays Legion Farber Ciha James L. Chipokas Allendale Park C.R. Man Jaycee Committee Area College C.R Billy the Kid Dacron Armstrong Children’s Shop
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