Police Chase Results in 4 Charges Against Woman
Fae H. Cromwell 49 of 419 Second Street SW faced four counts after a high speed pursuit on Twelfth street NE. Officer Charles Irons stopped her for invalid 1966 plates and elude arrest, resisting, reckless driving, and improper registration. She was jailed after a second attempt to flee and ordered to court by March 23.
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Keystone
Twelfth Street
Fae H. Cromwell
Second Street
Charles Irons
Coe Road
Mrs. Cromwell
Irons
Bar Recommends One-Year Suspension for C. E. Hutchins
Iowa Bar ethics panel urged the Iowa Supreme Court to cancel attorney C. E. Hutchins license for one year. Hutchins former Belle Plaine mayor and ex Benton County state representative would be barred from practice during suspension and could seek readmission after a year if sobriety and future conduct are demonstrated. The court has not ruled yet.
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Des Moines
Iowa Bar Assn
Iowa Supreme Court
C. E. Hutchins
Belle Plaine
Hutchins
Benton County
Supreme Court
UCT Councils Set Installations at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids United Commercial Travelers of America council and auxiliary plan an installation ceremony after a 6:30 p.m. dinner Friday at the Montrose hotel. Officers to be installed include Ralph Anderson and David Hansen as counselors, Warren Kintzinger as conductor, Herbert Henry as chaplain, L. G. Pickles as page, Rex Barber as sentinel, with auxiliary officers led by Mrs. Lloyd W. Mack as senior counselor and Mrs. Carl Kern as junior counselor.
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Cedar Rapids
United Commercial Travelers of America
Montrose Hotel
Ralph Anderson
David Hansen
Warren H. Kintzinger
Herbert R. Henry
L. G. Pickles
Page
Rex Barber
Sentinel
Lloyd W. Mack
Carl Kern
Marie Nemec
Walter Fry
Robert Thompson
Warren Kintzinger
Storbeck Sentenced on Bad Check Charge in Cedar Rapids
Ronald L. Storbeck, 36, of 318 Seventeenth Street NE, drew a 90 day jail term in municipal court for false uttering of a $10 bad check written to a Cedar Rapids service station on November 4. Judge Howard McLaughlin also revoked suspensions on two 30 day terms from May 12 for larceny and assault and battery.
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Storbeck
Ronald L. Storbeck
Seventeenth Street
Howard McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
$4.5 Million Proposed for Area Schools
A joint house senate panel considered an emergency $4.5 million appropriation to fund Iowa area vocational technical schools and community colleges. The plan would advance state aid payment dates and provide debt relief for districts operating in the red, with projected future costs and enrollment risks noted by officials and lawmakers.
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Appropriations Committee
Johnston Denies Encouragement Of Deficits
DES MOINES Iowa state Supt. of Public Instruction Paul Johnston denied that his department encouraged area vocational school boards to enter deficit financing in the first year of operation. Legislators had charged the department approved ambitious programs with knowledge they would need deficit financing. Johnston clashed with lawmakers over rising costs from new area vocational schools and community colleges.
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Eugene Hill
Newton
Iowa Falls Area
Cecil Jennings
Johnston
Hill
Doyle Carpenter
Division of Vocational Education
Des Moines
UPI
Paul Johnston
Morals Charge Filed Against Wells Melton
Cedar Rapids woman accuses Wells Melton of raping her after drinking at downtown taverns. She said he followed her, grabbed her, and forced her into a parked station wagon near K avenue NW. Arraigned in municipal court, bond set at 2500, warrant for no driver's license also served. Melton previously served a five year sentence for assault with intent to rape.
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Cedar Rapids
Wells Melton
Fifth Street NW
Melton
Second Avenue SE
Vernal Street
I Avenue NW
K Avenue NW
Municipal Court
Howard McLaughlin
Linn County
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Anamosa
Nixon Meets Pope Then Heads to Moscow Visit
Former Vice President Richard Nixon met Pope Paul VI in Vatican City on Thursday before flying to Moscow to continue his European fact finding tour.
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Nixon
Pope
Moscow
Vatican City
Richard Nixon
Pope Paul VI
Europe
Richard Runge Pleads Innocent To Zoning Violation
Richard Runge of route three Cedar Rapids pled innocent in municipal court to violating Linn county rural zoning rules. Trial set for April 6 with bond $110. Prosecutors say he operated a junk and salvage yard in a class D rural district where such yard is barred. Offense dated December 12.
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Richard Runge
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Runge
Hagerman Plea Time on False Pretenses Charge
Ernest Hagerman 44 of 1501 Eleventh Street NW was given until next Thursday to move or plead in municipal court on a false pretenses charge. The offense, dated January 20, involved cashing a $69.28 check at the Linn County courthouse clerk’s office, after which he took both the check and cash.
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Ernest Hagerman
Eleventh Street
Hagerman
Clerk of District Court
Linn County
Haglund Wins Danforth Graduate Fellowship Honor
Richard F. Haglund Jr a senior at Wesleyan University Middletown Conn won a Danforth graduate fellowship for four years of study toward a PhD and received honorable mention from the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship foundation He was selected from over 2000 applicants and is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard F Haglund 376 Park Terrace SE
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Richard F. Haglund, Jr
Richard F. Haglund
Park Terrace SE
Danforth
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship
Haglund
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
West votes against own permit for eight unit building
Hiawatha councilman Leonard West opposed his bid for a Blairs Ferry road eight unit apartment project. The planning panel recommended denial on a split vote and the council upheld that denial. Voters favored keeping to one and two unit homes in the neighborhood. The meeting also approved a minor change to the highway fund report showing 73 percent spent on arterial roads, with the rest on local street upgrades.
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West
Planning and Zoning Commission
Blairs Ferry Road
Thirteenth Street
Zoning Commission
The
Highway Commission
Four Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In Cedar Rapids Court
Four bankruptcy filings appear in Cedar Rapids federal court listing multiple debt totals and assets. Kathleen Hill and Kenneth Hill report 3323 in debts and 1850 in assets with 485 exempt. J Anthony Monteforte and Karen Monteforte list 8404 in debts and 370 in assets with 300 exempt. Larry Hilton lists 5094 in debts and no assets. LeRoy Streeter, a Brandon laborer, shows 41035 in debts and 3500 in assets.
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Cedar Rapids
Kathleen
Kenneth Hill
Eighth Avenue
J. Anthony
Karen Monteforte
Third Street
Williamsburg
Larry C. Hilton
Fifteenth Avenue
LeRoy A. Streeter
Brandon Laborer
Connie Francis to Wed New York Attorney
New York AP report confirms singer Connie Francis plans to marry Michael Capanegro a 37 year old New York attorney and former Queens Democratic assemblyman. The couple began dating last Christmas and have mostly stayed together except for brief separations amid engagement chatter. Francis previously married publicist Dick Kanellis and was linked to Capanegro after his car theft incident involving her jewelry.
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New York
Queens
Connie Francis
Michael Capanegro
Forest Hills Country Club
Shelton Towers Hotel
Want Ad for Extra Storage Space
Local notice invites readers to list unused storage space for rent in exchange for a small fee. Contact details and listing guidelines provided for quick postings.
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