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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
12
By a five to one vote the Line-Mar school board directs the secretary to arrange a May 1 bond election for 1.8 million dollars to fund additions for the junior and senior high schools.
Harold Hanna, a 20 year Marion park board member, resigned with his exit accepted by the Marion council. The special facilities committee backed changes on building plans with a $1.8 million target, while a minority urged a $1 million bond and use school funds to cap total at about $1.225 million. A motion for selling excess district acres failed five to one as voters faced the same $1.8 million issue.
Judge Miles Adams presided over speeding and altered license cases in Marion police court. Defendants included Daniel Urban, H. Absen, Robert Johnson, Michael Carlson, Hubert Hahn, Randy Freel, Glenn Crocs, Sharon Bailey, Everett Washburn, August Ceschin, Michael Spencer, and William Schindler with fines from 10 to 35 dollars and bonds noted.
Volunteers in the Marion business division of the crusade were told progress is possible in cancer treatment as funds rise. Rice urged donors that cure depends on money and explained early treatment as essential.
John Eilers 21, Garber Han 21, and others were involved in a four vehicle crash on Highway 52 north of Ter a. Garber Han was killed instantly Friday morning in the incident.
A semi driven by Carl Conti rearended a car in Tama County causing a crash that killed two Traer women on Highway 21. Conti was indicted for manslaughter after a grand jury he charged and a warrant issued, with Conti posting bond and being released. The Feb 22 accident near Dysart involved Mary Seda and Helen Kyidera.
Livermore California reports a dog recovered after a veterinarian removed 27 pebbles weighing nearly six pounds from its stomach. The dog, a one year old mule? or mixed breed, had been sluggish prompting a check by owner Arlene Viguera.
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