Man Receives Jail Time For Intoxication And Hit Run
Police court Wednesday sentenced William D. Claus of 1501 First Avenue to 30 days in jail and a $50 fine on two charges intoxication on a public highway and striking an unattended vehicle. Claus was arrested Sunday after hitting a parked car in the 200 block of Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Claus
First Avenue
Claus
Third Avenue
James R. McGowan
Fourth Avenue
Richard A. Thompson
Local Building Permits and Cub Scout Awards Report
Building permits issued in the last seven days include Phil Morris for a reroof at 804 Central avenue costing 281 dollars and Richard Maske for a reroof at 340 Ninth avenue costing 256 dollars. Cub Scout pack 360 met at Pincon Ridge park and awarded Steve Arrasmith and a list of other scouts.
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Phil Morris
Central Avenue
Richard Maske
Ninth Avenue
Helen Kummerer
Eleventh Street
Kenneth Lorenz
Merle M. Hanson
Fifth Avenue
Darrel Charlier
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Nick Kepros
Seventh Avenue
Lawrence Geske
Twenty-third Avenue
Cub Scout Pack 360
Pinicon Ridge Park
Steve Arrasmith
Steve Willett
Michael McArthur
Sam Hoff
Mike Hill
Todd Nulle
Charles Myers
Bob Hamlin
John Waller
Kevin Todd
Scott Halverson
Brian Makinster
Jim MecNaney
Callen Halstead
Aaron Halstead
Shannon Johnson
Todd Clark
Robbie Strunk
Bill Horak
Marion Student Chosen for AFL Summer Abroad Program
Kevin Klopfenstein son of Dr. and Mrs Victor L Klopfenstein of 525 Sixth Street has been selected for the AFL summer Americans Abroad program. He will spend eight weeks in Colombo Sri Lanka with Dr J J Percy DeSilva and family, departing in late June and returning in late August. Kevin is a junior at Marion High School.
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Kevin Klopfenstein
Victor L. Klopfenstein
525
Sixth Street
AFL
Colombo
Sri Lanka
Ceylon
J. J. Percy DeSilva
DeSilvas
Kevin
Marion
Marion police court records show multiple speeding fines
Judge Miles Adams presided over seven days of speeding cases in Marion city court. Defendants include Jeannine M. Jones of 300 South Eleventh Street with 12 dollars, James J. Logsdon of 785 Hillview Drive with 12 dollars, and others from Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and nearby areas with fines ranging from 10 to 25 dollars and several bonds.
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Miles Adams
Jeannine M. Jones
South Eleventh Street
James J. Logsdon
Hillview Drive
William A. Nietert
Springville
David S. Combellick
Susan R. Speicher
Country Club Drive
Fernand R. Thibodeau
Ridge Trail
Cedar Rapids
William H. Huntoon
Tenth Street
Victor L. K
Richard E. Royce
Twenty Sixth Street
Jerome H. Altenhofen
Elm Street
Perry W. Langhurst
Twenty-eighth Street
Donald D. Brake
Grand Avenue
Charles R. Butters
McGowan Boulevard
Francis J. Martin
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Wilbur C. Miller
Donald D. Ae
Valleyview Drive
Charlene A. Duffy
Oakland Road
Timothy D. Wilkey
Thirtieth Street
Lawrence M. Wigger
Knoll Street
Susan M. Stalkfleet
Don A. Wiebold
Twenty-fourth Avenue
William E. Whitters
Third Street
Gregory G. Brunk
Waterloo
Michael A. Fry
Nancy A
Three Appointed to Kirkwood Foundation
The Kirkwood Community College Foundation announces three new members Peter S Bryant Eleanor Cook Thomas and Jerry Schweiner. Bryant a former Kirkwood community relations director serves as an assistant to Senator Dick Clark Schweiner is plant manager for the Goss division plant of North American Rockwell Co. The foundation now has 23 members and works to obtain gifts in support of the college.
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Kirkwood Community College Foundation
Peter S. Bryant
Fairlane Drive
Eleanor Cook Thomas
First Avenue
Jerry Schweiner
Parkland Drive
Bryant
Kirkwood
Dick Clark
Schweiner
Goss
North American Rockwell Co
Iowa City names Julie Zelenka director of community relations
City Manager Ray Wells appointed Julie Zelenka to lead community relations for Iowa City. A Omaha native chosen from 170 applicants, she will start June 1 at 15840 annually and report directly to the city manager.
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Iowa City
Ray Wells
Julie Zelenka
Omaha
Wells
Miss Zelenka
Miss Zalenka
Wow-Tv
Des Moines
Local Graduates Earn Degrees From Loras and Nearby Colleges
Gerald Connor and Paul Buckley received bachelor of arts degrees May 13 from Loras College in Dubuque. Nine Eastern Iowa students graduated May 11 from Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville. Other Cedar Rapids alumni include Laura McMartin and Jean Abernathy among graduates from various fields. Christopher Gifford and Richard Wray set to graduate May 20 from the University of Kansas with fellowships and an MBA respectively. Susan Sandy earned a bachelor of science at William Woods College. Dennis Lowe graduated from Regis College in Denver.
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Gerald Connor
Tenth Street NW
Paul Buckley
Mt. Vernon Road
Loras College
Dubuque
Eastern Iowal
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
David Kerton
Manchester
Laura McMartin
Cedar Rapids
John Fowler
Marion
Donald Lorenzen
Michael McDonnell
Jesse Arenas
Susan Sandy
Fourth Avenue SE
William Woods College
Fulton
Dennis P. Lowe
Highland Drive
Regis College
Denver
Colo
Bus and Truck Fire Deaths Reported in 1971
The Federal Highway Administration and Bureau of Motor Carrier Safety report 140 deaths from highway fires in trucks and two in buses in 1971. Fire incidents accounted for 1.29 percent of 55,158 truck accidents and 0.81 percent of 2,588 bus accidents, covering only commercially operated highway incidents with fire.
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Washington
Federal Highway Administration
Bureau of Motor Carrier Safety
Center Point Council Seeks Street Petition
Center Point council invites property owners to sign a petition to pave streets with concrete. Forms are available at the clerk’s office 912 Franklin. The meeting also approved using the town hall for Linn County social services to distribute food stamps monthly.
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Center Point Council
Franklin
Linn County Social Services
Roy Roseberry
University of Iowa Health Services Head Dr Wilcox Dies
Dr Robert Wilcox 54 longtime director of the University of Iowa health service died of an apparent heart attack while on a six month European vacation with his wife Janet and youngest of six children. He earned a BS from the U S Naval Academy in 1940 and an MD in 1948 after studies at St Johns College Annapolis and Villanova. He served as instructor 1949 1958 then psychiatrist with student health services from 1958, acting director in 1969 1970, and director thereafter.
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Iowa City
Robert Wilcox
University of Iowa Health Service
Europe
Wilcox
Janet
U.S. Naval Academy
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Villanova College
Pennsylvania
University of Iowa
U. of I
New Agency Proposed To Administer Highway Funds
A Linn county RPC technical committee recommended forming CLASP, a County Level Accelerated Safety Program, to administer $2.5 million in federal highway safety funds. Ben Ploof outlined the plan, with Cedar Rapids officials wary of red tape and engineers urging coordinated county applications for safety projects.
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Linn County
Iowa
Ploof
Woodbury County
First Avenue
Crosstown
Dick Jensen
Cedar Rapids
Ton
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