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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1965

Page

2

Third Avenue Bridge Contracts Awarded

Cedar Rapids city council awarded the Third Avenue Bridge rehabilitation to Cramer Brothers Inc of Des Moines for 1.419 million dollars. The project expands roadway width from 48 to 72 feet and should finish by January 1967 with access to the courthouse maintained during the 18 month work period.

Cedar Rapids Cramer Brothers, Inc Des Moines Cramer Ned Ashton Iowa City First Avenue del Cramer Wednesday Second Avenue Third Avenue Thedar Rapids L. G. Barcus and Sons Kansas City Jensen Construction Co

City briefs list meetings and local notices

Local briefs list upcoming meetings including UCS Conference of executives at 11:30 a.m. Friday Elks club and Metro Kiwanis at 6 p.m. Thursday Roosevelt hotel. Other items include a film by American Cancer Society, a school bond discussion by Democratic Women, and various community notices.

Ucs—Conference of Elks Club Metro Kiwanis Metropolitan Kiwanis Club Roosevelt Hotel American Cancer Society Steve Jackson YWCA

Lack of Interest In Firemen Jobs Blamed on Wage

Fire Chief Jesse Hunter blamed the $390 per month starting wage for firemen, saying it deters applicants. The city council received a Civil Service list of qualified applicants: nine for police, five for fire, and one for health department sanitarian duties. He noted a statewide ad campaign drew only six applicants, with one no‑show. 14 applied previously.

Jesse Hunter City Council Civil Service Commission Fire Department

Sailor Returns From Vietnam Hospital Tour

Hospitalman David G. Womochil, son of Fairfax residents, comes home on 32 days' leave after an 11 month tour at a Sai Gon naval station hospital. He will report to Camp Pendleton to attend field medical school and serve as a corpsman in the fleet marine force. James R. Goodall, 21, of 233 Twenty seventh Street NW, has enlisted in the Air Force electronics field and goes to Lackland AFB for basic training.

David G. Womochil E. J. Womochil Fairfax Naval Station Saigon Vietnam Camp Pendleton Calif Fleet Marine Force James R. Goodall Twenty-seventh — Street Air Force Lackland Air Force’ Base Texas

Three University of Iowa Doctors Named to National Posts

Iowa City Iowa three faculty members from the University of Iowa College of Medicine were elected to national medical organizations. Dr Robert E Hodges becomes president elect of the American Society for Clinical Nutrition and has served as secretary treasurer since 1960. Dr Willard A Krehl recently completed a term as president of the society. Dr Rubin H Flocks was re elected secretary of the American Urological Association linking 25000 urologists. Dr Francois Abboud elected to a five year term as councillor at large of the American Federation for Clinical Research and Dr John W Eckstein serves as president of the federation Midwestern section.

Iowa City University of Iowa College of Medicine Robert E. Hodges American Society For Clinical Nutrition Willard A. Krehl Rubin H. Flocks American Urological Assn Francois Abboud American Federation For Clinical Research John W. Eckstein Federation

Promotions in Police Force Are Okayed

Edward Adkins and nine others receive police department appointments with four of nine in Cedar Rapidian ties. Promotions include two lieutenants, three sergeants, and one identification officer. Hollister Longerbeam Marchal Mottinger Sedlacek receive immediate promotions. Mottinger’s starts Thursday and Barnes Friday. Robert Henry晋sel促ear foreman after Clare Murphy retirement.

Cedar Rapidians Merle Spicer F Avenue Jerry Reifenstahl Cheyenne Road Richard Steele Sherman Street Antone Imhoff A Avenue Police Department Donald Hollister Seely Avenue Judd Longerbeam Hawthorne Drive Wayne J. Marchal Elder Jane Louis Mottinger Seventh Street James Barnes Dover Street Mottinger Steven Sedlacek Eastview Drive Hollister Longerbeam Marchal Sedlacek Barnes

Note Water Use Jump for April

City water works pumped 349 189 000 gallons from 11 wells in April, up nearly 15 million from April 1964. George Lee, water works superintendent, filed the report with the city council noting an average daily pump of 11 639 000 gallons. Electricity use totaled 410 870 kilowatt hours, averaging 1 178 hours per million gallons, with untreated water hardness at 16.5 grains per gallon and treated water at 5.6 grains per gallon.

City Water Works Water Department George Lee Lee

Miller given suspended jail term for eluding officer

Ronald R. Miller, 21, of 1014 Seventh Street SE, received a 30 day suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to attempting to elude a peace officer. He was fined $25 and costs for speeding in the 2000 block of Ellis Boulevard NW where officers say he turned his headlights off briefly during a pursuit.

Ronald R. Miller Seventh Street Howard McLaughlin Miller Ellis Boulevard

Tax Break Proposed for Dominican Republic Duty

Sen. Smathers proposes President Johnson grant income tax exemptions to U S servicemen while on duty in the Dominican Republic, mirroring Vietnam tax deductions.

Washington Sen. Smathers D-Fla Johnson U.S Dominican Republic Vietnam

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New Ambassador Junction East Marion Lions Wade H. Koons Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church Adv High Twelve Club Embassy Club Kenwood Otto Wiedersberg Board of Education Classified Dial James Daubenmeir Derrell Daubenmeir Havencourt Iowa State University St. Luke's Hospital Hearing Society Cedar Rapids Hearing Society Bever Park Pierson’s Florists Ellis Blvd John Pollet Sixth Street NW Swift County Hospital Benson Minn Nelson Jewelers Paul Thompson St. Paul, Mainn Mr. Thompson S. A. Thompson St. Paul Sailor U. of I Landenberger Espey DR. Pipkin Optometrists Third Street Lindale Edward Adkins Highland Drive Danny Rippey Don Knock E Avenue Douglas Comried Jacelyn Drive Jackie Franks Twenty-eighth Street Court Dennis Kelleher William Serbousek Dwayne Christensen Elberon Verlon Huston Monticello James Hoffman Eleventh Street Marion Health Department Charles Perry 1620 Park Town Place Robert Henry Clare Murphy C.R Lorraine AGS Poppettes Ru Orraing Craemer Skimmer Miss Florence and Lindale
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