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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1972

Page

13

Sixteen Hurt in Cedar Rapids Traffic Mishaps This Thursday

Sixteen persons treated at Cedar Rapids hospitals after seven traffic incidents. Notable crashes include a motorcycle collision at 1st Avenue and Thirteenth Street injuring two riders Mi siivel Hy Ramey 21 and Pat Musing 17. head injuries noted. Other riders and drivers, including Brian Regan 15 and Michael A. Walter 3115 Leonard Street NE, were treated for head injuries and released. Several drivers faced charges for improper lane use and yielding failures.

1 Avenue Thirteenth Street Misiivel Hy Ramey Nav Ger Pat ‘Musing Sioux Drive St Luke's Hospital Ramey Lenore M. Pitcher Center Point Road Brian Regan Prairtie Drive St. Luke's Hospital Michael A. Walter Leonard Street First Avenue Third Street East Walter Johnny L. McMurray Sixteenth Avenue SE

Eastern Iowans Ride for Camp Sunnyside Pony Express

Three Eastern Iowa saddle clubs take part in the Pony Express Rides Again to raise funds for Camp Sunnyside near Ankeny. Dyersville Saddle Club rides from Dyersville to Anamosa, then Marion. Broken Bit Saddle Club travels from Anamosa via Springville to Marion. Appaloosa Club riders begin at Center Point Walker area, pass Hiawatha Cedar Rapids to Hume Island, crossing via Blairs Ferry and Edgewood roads. Each ride collects donations under the theme We ride that crippled children can walk. last year the event raised 46 000 dollars.

Iowa Sunnyside Ankeny Dyersville Dyers‘ville Anamosa Broken Bit Saddle Club Cedar Rapids Center Point-Walker Hiawatha Hume Island Blairs Ferry Road Edgewood Road Pony Express

Cedar Rapids Emergency Numbers

List of emergency and after hours numbers for Cedar Rapids including ambulance, police and highway petrol lines. Provides specific contact numbers such as 966-7654 364-5171 363-5629 and 398-5953 for urgent services and after hours assistance.

Ambulanes Polic Billfeld

Split State Time Zone Bill Signed Advances Indiana Amendment

President Nixon signed the Split-state Daylight Saving Time amendment to the Uniform Time Act. It allows states split by time zone boundaries to exempt portions within a single zone from DST while maintaining uniform DST rules from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October. Indiana lobbied for this to resolve time island issues between its Central and Eastern zones.

Washington Alt Nixon Indiana Alaska Florida Tennessee Kentucky Texas Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Oregon Idahoa

Four Cedar Rapids youths face drug, stolen property charges

Johnson county deputies arrested four Cedar Rapids youths around 10:59 p m Thursday on marijuana possession charges. Gregory Henry Hamilton 22 of 127 Cottage Grove Ave SE also faces possession of stolen property. Others are Anthony Wayne Driscoll 19 Brad Pence 20 and Robert Kendall Heppe 21. All posted $1,000 bonds. Hamilton posted an extra $40. They were arraigned by Justice Robert Dautremont after patrol officers spotted a car with out of county plates entering a farmyard off Sand Road. Deputies say credit cards bearing other names were found with Hamilton.

C.R Iowa City Cedar Rapids Johnson County Gregory Henry Hamilton Cottage Grove Avenue Anthony Wayne Driscoll Clifton Street University of Town Brad Pence Golf View Drive Robert Kendall Here Hamilton

Cable TV rules lift expansion freeze and broaden service

The FCC moves to end the long freeze on cable TV expansion. Top 100 markets must carry all local stations and import two independents plus educational outlets. rural areas gain import freedom. New rules foresee two way communication and at least 20 channels, with three channels reserved for public access, education and local government.

Hollywood Opton T0 John Gwin National Cable Television Assn Washington, D.C FCC William Bresnan TelePrompTer New York Suica

Norman E. Smith Found Guilty in Waterloo Case

Norman Eugene Smith, 40, of Cedar Rapids, was found guilty of robbery with aggravation for a December 6 Waterloo shooting. A Black Hawk County jury reached verdict after about five hours. sentencing is set for Tuesday. The case involved a Milwaukee man’s robbery. another defendant, Irvin Johnson, faces up to 25 years. The victim, Smith Crawford, age 36, sustained gunshot wounds but has recovered.

Norman Eugene Smith Cedar Rapids Waterloo Black Hawk Milwaukee Irvin

Cedar Rapids youth held as charges of assault and arson

A 16 year old Cedar Rapids boy is jailed on assault and battery and resisting an officer charges after threatening his mother with a knife and forcing her to flee from a locked bedroom. He allegedly held the mother at home and later kicked her during transport to the police station. The case also involves challenges to indictments against two other defendants, Jacobsmeyer and Harris, and a Linn County judge ruling on grand jury procedures. The fire at 6000 Avenue NW and related indictments are discussed in the same proceedings.

Arthur R. Phillips Eighth Street Eighth Avenue Sixth Street Harald E. Bumgarner Kesler Road Bumgarner Phillips Mercy Hospital Mark J. Hulacek First Cedar Rapids Linn County Roseits Hartis F. Jacobsmeyer Linn Ansel Chapman Town Supreme Court Chapman Jacobsmeyer Miss Harris Marion 6000 Avenue NW Sad Jacobsmeyer Highway Equipment. Co Charles Frendle Tates Supreme Court

Woman reports dog poisoned at Moore's mobile home court

Mrs Dose of Moore's mobile home court on Blairs Ferry road told Linn County sheriff's office her 14 year old German shepherd was found dead Tuesday after tests showed strychnine in the stomach. She said the dog had been poisoned, filing the report after the poisoning was confirmed.

Pat Dose Moore Blairs Ferry Road Linni Sheriff's Office

Woman Accused of Beer Sale to Minors

Krejer, 59, of 112 Thirty New Street NE, was arrested for serving beer to three minors at the Blue Moon Tavern. She posted bond and was released. A new 1972 car was damaged in a burglary at North Star Garage, with thieves driving it 79 miles and backing into a pole before returning the car to the lot.

Avenue NE Park Court SE James H.woodson Twenty-first Street Jimmie L. Fisher Gad Pimneer Avenue Bel Air Drive Fisher Joseph ‘I. Connell St. Luke's Hospital Ann Krejer Oelwein Second Street Towa Motor Co Keefer Blue Moon First Knight

Fire damages kitchen in Dennis Kaliher residence

Firefighters responded to an alarm at 3 20 am at 3807 Terrace Hill Road NE. The blaze confined to a kitchen walk and desk with smoke damage throughout the house. Cause remained under investigation Friday afternoon.

Dennis Kaliher Terrace Hill Road

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