City to Stop Practice of Burning Dead Elm Trees
Cedar Rapids officials will end burning diseased elms along a park site as part of a city wide stop in all four quadrants. Health and environmental authorities cited air pollution rules and enforcement issues amid a county wide solid waste challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Health Department
Meyer Frank Bush
George Baldwin
G. E. Wadington, Jr
I County
Wadington
Bush
Baldwin
Bob Gardner
Gardner
John
Boy Scouts
Modernj
Camp Wakonda Rifle Range
Novak
Washington
Ziegler Fined for Reckless Driving in Municipal Court
Robert Ziegler, 2, of 1417 B avenue NE, pled guilty to a reduced reckless driving charge and was fined 36 dollars plus costs by Municipal Judge John B. Reilly. He had been charged with drunk driving after a March 24 arrest by a Linn county deputy on highway 150 near Blairs Ferry Road NE. The drunk driving count was reduced in state motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Ziegler
B Avenue
John B. Reilly
Linn County
Blairs Ferry Road
Dismiss Charge Against Mussman in Municipal Court
Charge of receiving stolen property dismissed against David L. Mussman twenty four of 05 Third Avenue SE. Judge John F Reilly ordered the drop due to an error in the information not amended by the state. Mussman was arrested March 24 on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Mussman
Third Avenue SE
John &. Reilly
Mussman
Council Street Opens to Traffic Monday in Cedar Rapids
Council Street NE between Callins Road and Blairs Ferry Road will open to traffic at noon Monday. Public Services Director Richard Jensen announced the extension opening Friday. The street wait ends following Milwaukee Railroad automatic signaling at the crossing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Street
Callins Road
Blairs Ferry Road
Cedar Rapids
Public Services
Richard Jensen
Milwaukee Railroad
Drummonds Women and a City Street Plan Mentioned
The column notes city plans to extend Council street and create direct access for fire vehicles to the industrial area along Blairs Ferry Road and nearby residential zones. Earlier this year the railroad said it would have the crossing ready by May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Fire Department Vehcles
Blairs Ferry Road
Council Street
Culver Back in Second District Club Projects Aid Youth
Six local youth organizations will benefit from service projects led by the Thursday Noon Optimist Club this spring. The clubs aim to raise funds and provide support through organized community efforts, boosting youth programs in Culver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Thurs
City Briefs Mixed Losses and Local Ads
A jumble of small notices reports cash and tools stolen at a construction site on Third Street SE and Random Court SE with $150 taken and $200 in tools missing, plus claims of a 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle pickup stolen from First Avenue used car lot. Local service ads include dry cleaning specials, a bake sale by Area 10 Practical Nurses, a church chicken dinner, lawn services, a Pops concert, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Continental
Third Street
Random Court
Ed Chester
Super Sport
First Avenue
Scharmberger Motor
Adv
Power struggle in Beijing persists amid underground broadcasts
Reports from Hong Kong and Western analysts say underground broadcasts target Lin Piao and Mao Zedong, signaling ongoing power struggles within China. Western experts differ on Mao's status, while signs point to factions in the army, navy, and air force maneuvering behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Hed China
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-lung
Communist Party
Mao
Lin
Lin Hag
Tn Stong Kong
Washington
Shantung Province
Nixon
Armed Forces
Wth
China
Adultery Charge Dismissed for Vicki L Arnold
A Madison Municipal Court case against Vicki L Arnold 23 of Prairie Creek was dismissed Thursday for insufficient evidence. The charge of adultery arose from information sworn by Nora K Werneburg 2924 Woodland Drive SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki L. Arnold
Prairie Creek
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Desirable Family Homes For Sale With Upstairs Bedroom
A carpeted stairway leads to a drywalled 32 12 ready to finish third bedroom upstairs. The basement includes laundry facilities and ample storage space. Both homes are available for viewing by calling the listed numbers.
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William S. White
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Pearton-Anderson
Dr. Andelman
the Jacobys
Suzy Knickerbocker
Erma Bombeck
Rick DaBrow
Leonard Lyons
Sam Shutsky
Delwein
Midwest Conference of Machinests
Holy Trinity School
Dubuque
Phil Jalpha Delta Law Fraternity
Ilowa City
City Briefs
Area 10 Practical Nurses
Ave
Family Shoe
Albert’s Dry Cleaners
1St Ave
NE - Lindale Plaza
Ann Marie Buerger
Mamsells Beauty Salon
Bethany Congregational Church
6Th St
Jdance
Arman
Symphony Friend
American Travel and Tour Travel
Hoosevelt
Green Grass Service Co
Hiawatha Garden Center
Sykora Bakery
Ir family.—Adv
Jerome's
Eee
YMCA
Moose Lodge
2Nd St
Country Club Parkway
Jeava
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ord Aye
ButHawkeye Zoological Society
Berger Furrier
Marion
la Femme Coiffures
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Astrodome
Cincago Cubs
Houston Astros
Kcrg-Tv
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Lucas
Kan
North America
Asia
Ind
Perpetual
Parnetual
Cadet Rapids, Iowa
Pum
East Washington
Iowa City
Third Ave
Smulehott
Siegel's
Medal of Honor
Meadowbrook Drive
Center Point Road
Gene Todd
Jack Holdeman
Bob Grill
Bob Leedom
Wally Gall
Bernie Fried
Frank Sill
Tommy Tucker
Knepper
Alicia
Jackson
Ommy Flicker Realty Company
Realtors
Arca Buikling
Eda Rapids
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