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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1968

Page

10

Married Students Win Banquet Access but Lose Prom

Six Marion high school seniors backed by three married students urged the board to amend policy so married seniors may attend the senior banquet and prom. The board unanimously approved attendance at the banquet but denied junior-senior prom access for married students. The discussion followed a letter from the married seniors and a poll showing broad student support.

Marion High School Robert Ross William Coons Lynn Smith Darrell Schuman Jannine Huntoon Dan Kane Kane Richard Sorensen Harold Klink Klink John Andrea Douglas Hutchins

Marion Girl Struck By Car Injuries Reported

Sharene Ann Ottaway eight year old daughter of Marion police officer was struck near Seventh avenue and Tenth street. She suffered a fractured right arm and small lacerations and is in good condition at Mercy hospital. The driver was Thomas R Urban seventeen of 314 Sixth street. No charges were filed. Ottaway was performing police duties at the Armar ballroom when the accident occurred.

Marion Seventh Avenue Tenth Street Sharene Ann Ottaway Jerry Ottaway Nineteenth Street Mercy Hospital Thomas R. Urban Sixth Street Ottaway Armar

Cat Impounded After Cat Bites Marion Girl

Linn County Humane Shelter impounded a stray black cat after it bit 3 year old Kathy Frasher in the Frasher yard on Thursday. The girl was treated for bites to the hand and face and the cat was caught at 3 10 p m to check for rabies.

Linn County Humane Shelter Marion Kathy Frasher Robert

Alma H. Jones Dies Widow of Ray Glen Jones

Alma H. Jones a former Marion resident died in LaGrange New York following a long illness. She was born April 12 1886 in Marion and taught home economics and child development at Iowa State. Surviving are son Lawrence H. Jones and sister Maude Daniels. Services Monday at Turner Chapel East with burial in Oak Shade Marion. Call hours Saturday before service.

Alma H. Jones Ray Glen Jones Marion LaGrange Iowa State Home Economics Lawrence H. Jones Westchester Til Maude Daniels California Turner Chapel

Etka Grandson Named to Naval Academy Class Entry

Frank Etka of Vinton has been named to the class entering the Naval Academy on June 26. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bostrom and son of retired Col. and Mrs. Dale Etka of Springfield Virginia. His brother Craig graduated from the academy in 1965.

Vinton Frank Etka Frank Bostrom Naval Academy Craig Dale Etka Springfield

Sies Records Challenge Taken Under Advisement

Testimony on a petition to enjoin Jerrold Sies from obtaining housing inspection records on condemned Iowa City structures was heard in Johnson County district court. Judge William Eads took the case under advisement with a ruling expected next week, as both sides presented witnesses and stipulations while addressing whether records are public and if withholding is justified.

Iowa City University of Iowa Jerrold Sies Johnson County Jay Honahan James Hemesath Honohan Hemesath William Eads Keith Borchart Lies

Housing Policy At Grinnell To Be Liberalized

Grinnell College will end separate residence campuses for men and women and adopt a unified housing policy. The plan, based on a year long study by deans faculty and students, expands off campus options for upperclassmen and offers more residence hall flexibility. North campus will house six men and five women dorms next year while the south campus will have three men and four women dorms. A lounge in each campus is hoped to be kept open 24 hours for study and recreation.

Grinnell Grinnell College Glenn Leggett

Montgomery County Bad Check Suspect Held in Clayton Jail

Donald Keffer, 56, of Cedar Rapids, held in Clayton county jail for Montgomery County authorities on bad check charges. He wrote a $4 grocery check in St Olaf, and after a bank check found no account, deputies traced him via car license. He was arrested in McGregor by Deputy Earl Sterling.

The Gazette Eleader Donald Keffer Cedar Rapids Clayton County Montgomery County Milton Klink Keffer Feller St. Olaf Villisca Klink McGregor Earl Sterling

Driver Charged After Crash Near Guttenberg

Charles Mayne a 16 year old of Boscobel Wisconsin was charged with failure to leave his vehicle under control He and his brother Harold 18 escaped serious injury after their car left highway 52 a mile north of Guttenberg The car struck a light pole two trees and a ditch before stopping Sheriff Milton Klink said Mayne said he fell asleep at the wheel They were enroute to Hilton Mobile homes where they are employed

Guttenberg Charles Mayne Boscobel Wis Justice of the Peace Court Harold Highway 52 Milton Klink Mayne Hilton

Farwell Elected Iowa College Foundation Chairman

Luther College President E D Farwell is elected chairman of the Iowa College foundation at a Des Moines board meeting this week. Retiring chairman Robert W Titus of Titus Manufacturing Corp Waterloo is noted as vice president and treasurer. Farwell serves a one year term as foundation aims to connect business leaders with Iowa private four year colleges formed in 1952.

Decorah — Luther College E. D. Farwell Iowa College Foundation Des Moines Robert W. Titus Titus Manufacturing Corp Waterloo Farwell Iowa

Royal Society Elects U of I Professor

Dr Kenneth MacDonald associate professor of preventive medicine and environmental health at the University of Iowa has been elected a fellow of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene in London England He also belongs to the American Society of Tropical Medicine and has been appointed by Gov Harold Hughes to grade hygiene and public health exams for the Iowa board of examiners in the basic sciences He serves on the board that licenses medical practitioners in Iowa.

Iowa City Kenneth MacDonald University of Iowa Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene London England British Empire MacDonald American Society of Tropical Medicine Harold Hughes Iowa Board of Examiners Dr. MacDonald Iowa

Gordon Named to Attend Boys State at Camp Dodge

OLIN Mark Gordon son of Ethel Gordon has been named to attend Boys State at Camp Dodge in June with sponsorship from the Legion.

Olin Mark Gordon Ethel Gordon Boys State Camp Dodge The Legion

Road Unit To Fight Rule on Church Signs

The Iowa commission will contest a U S Bureau of Public Roads ruling that forces churches to remove signs along state outskirts. Chairman Harry Bradley said the rule goes too far and stated plans to fight the order, noting if needed they will change the sign manual.

Ames UPS Iowa Eee Commission U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Bureau of Public Roads Commission Harry Bradley Des Moines Bureau

Sons of Revolution to Meet at Iowa U

The 74th annual Iowa Society for Sons of the American Revolution meeting will be held at the Iowa Memorial Union in Iowa City with a noon luncheon. It is a joint session with the Herbert Hoover chapter. George Sheets of Iowa City is president of both groups. Donald Johnson of West Branch, former national American Legion commander and GOP governor candidate, will speak.

Iowa City Iowa Society For Sons of the American Revolution Iowa Memorial Union Herbert Hoover Towa SAR George Sheets Donald Johnson West Branch National American Legion

Fire Protection Levy Set in Coffin's Grove

Voters in Coffin's Grove township approve a fire protection tax by 67 to 39. The levy authorizes the trustees to levy up to 1 mill annually to purchase own rent house and maintain fire protection equipment.

Coffin’s Grove Manchester Coffin’s Grove Township

Investor advises on holding or switching from stock to mutual fund

A reader aged 32 asks whether to hold or sell $2,000 in stocks National Airlines American Cement Magellan Petroleum Burma Mines and $1,000 cash. The advisor criticizes the holdings as unsuitable and suggests either high risk startup bets or quality growth firms. A second reader asks about selling a mutual fund. the advisor says to give it a full year and warns against promises.

Add’ Jon National Airlines American Cement Magellan Petroleum Burma

Tax Institute Set This Week at U of I

The University of Iowa college of law will host its 14th annual spring tax institute Friday and Saturday. About 250 tax lawyers from across Iowa will attend. Topics include Operating Under Subchapter S with discussions led by James Freeland of Florida James Hewitt of San Diego and Joseph Trethewey of Seattle. Cedar Rapids attorney Thomas Collins chairs the institute and Meade Emory of the U of S college of law moderates.

Iowa City University of Iowa College of Law Iowa James Freeland University of Florida James Hewitt San Diego Joseph Trethewey Seattle Cedar Rapids Thomas Collins Institute Meade Emory U. of S. College of Law

Seek Heating Changes In Mar Mac Schools

McGREGOR A petition circulates in the Mar Mac district seeking a 30000 dollar bond election to fund replacement of the McGregor school heating system and conversion of the Marquette system to oil gas heat. Officials warn the 38 year old McGregor boilers may fail within a year and Marquette should switch to thermostatic control as the current hand fired boiler cannot regulate temperature.

Mcgregor Mar- Mac Marquette

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