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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1965
Page
2
Official estimates show Monday receipts of 11 000 cattle 6 000 hogs and 500 sheep Chicago traders report slaughter steers gaining 25 to 50 cents for the week while slaughter heifers hold steady Lamb prices ease slightly with small supplies. Sows and boars show varied ranges across weights as markets close mixed.
Cedar Rapids youth Richard L. Campbell 18 of 530 McKinley Street SE faced three charges after allegedly pulling a four inch folding knife during an arrest for illegal beer possession. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail for resisting arrest. arraignment on two remaining charges pending. Companion Gary Albertus 19 of 2007 E Avenue NE was charged with illegal possession of beer and released on bond.
Des Moines AP USDA report tracks Friday receipts 38 000 for the week 43 000 and year 37 000 with demand generally good. Barrows gilts steady to strong and sows fully steady. Prices listed for U S grades across weight ranges and classifications.
Saturday Cedar Rapids hog market held steady with butchers at 18.00 to 18.25 and packing sows at 15.50 to 16.00, based on grade and delivery. Cattle prices span prime to utility, with detailed grade-based adjustments and a separate sheep and grain outlook for the region.
Two Cedar Rapids youths were injured while playing football at Van Vechten park Friday evening. Campbell Watts, 19, suffered a head injury and was observed at Mercy hospital overnight before release. Clair Scott, 20, twisted his ankle and was treated at Mercy. Police report injuries occurred during tackle football without pads.
Alta S. Clemans 71 of 302 Ninth street died Friday in a Cedar Rapids hospital born July 1 1898 at Olin married Vern E. Clemans at Anamosa Oct 16 1915. She lived in Marion for 952 years. Survivors include husband a son Merrill Clemans and daughter Mrs Darrell Stimson five grandchildren. Services Monday 10 30 a.m. Murdoch chapel Rev Lloyd C Kellams Burial Oak Shade. Casket remains closed after service.
Police arrest a 17 year old in a breakin at Art and Don Mobil Service in east Marion. The youth admitted the crime and was released to his mother with the county attorney deciding district court or juvenile action. The burglary yielded $30 and an attempted theft of a cigarette vending machine failed. Entrance came through a walk in door on the east side.
Cedar Rapids police investigated early Saturday a motel owner from Olson's Motel 4120 Sixteenth Avenue SW who tried to note a loud motorcycle license plate. A man struck him while others approached, causing minor injuries. Police continued the investigation Saturday.
A Clutterman was charged with drunk driving and leaving the scene of an accident Friday night in Cedar Rapids. Charles M. Boyer, 59, was fined $100 or 30 days in jail for leaving the scene and faces district court arraignment on the drunk driving charge. His car collided with three vehicles and a parking meter, with damages estimated at $400 to his car and $500 to Hoff’s. He posted bond and paid the fine to be released.
A Linn county farmer Harry Lanham 25 and his stepson Bradley Allcutt 3 were burned in a Friday brush fire near Central City. Both were in fair condition at St. Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids with chest back and arm burns after wind fanned flames as Lanham drove a tractor plowing beside the brush fire.
Rodney Powell of Strawberry Point a student at Stormont high school won first place in the United Nations Assn of Iowa contest. He chose a $100 savings bond over a $200 trip to U N headquarters in New York. Powell won among about 2000 high school participants and is the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Powell.
Cedar Rapids led Iowa in March for number and value of new dwellings with 77 permits worth 1.51 million. Ames was next at 975 thousand, Des Moines 599 thousand. Fifteen thousand plus cities Marion reported 187.5 thousand, outpacing Sioux City Dubuque and others.
Iowa City Recreation Supt Robert Lee says assistant David Anderson 27 resigns effective June 1 to become city superintendent of parks and recreation at Normal Illinois. Final round of PGA TOUR champions at Tournament of Champions airs at 2 p.m. CST Sunday on KCRG TV 9.
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