Slayton Reinstated As Astronaut For Next Orbit
New York AP reports space officials may reinstate Donald K. Slayton as a Mercury program astronaut. Malcolm Carpenter, slated to orbit, could be followed by Slayton if the mission proceeds as planned. Potential orbit counts range from three to seven or eighteen depending on success.
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John Barbour
New York
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Donald K. Slayton
Carpenter
Navy
Earth
Slayton
Air Force
John Gienn
U.S
John Glenn
Glenn
Walter Schirra
Estes May Have Millions in Foreign Banks
Federal investigators said Billie Sol Estes may have millions salted away in Switzerland and Brazil as hearings begin into his influence and the fast rise of a young wheeler dealer. The probe will examine Estes finances amid a broader look at government and private industry ties and a public discussion on disarmament and military weapons.
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Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Switzerland
Brazil
Senate
Estes
University
Iowa
Ssmiulf
Iowas American Assembly
SUI
Iowa Division
American Assn
United Nations
American Assembly
Columbia University
Robert Blakely
SUE Extension Division
Larry Darrell
Charles Hoghen
Richard Linyd-Jones
Willard Boyd
Charles Davidson
James Murray
Dee Morton
James van Allen
Iowa City
Vernon Moeller Wins Top Road E O Honors
Vernon Moeller, a Washington high school student, won the Jaycee spon sored safe driving Road E O at Lindale Plaza Saturday. Other winners were David Mefferd of Jefferson and Dan Vogel of Washington. Moeller advances to the state finals June 2 in La Porte City. Judges were Cal Wagner and Bill Walker of Iowa Highway Patrol, Lt. George Davis and John Erger of Cedar Rapids police. Jaycee chairman Mike Sirell, assisted by Russ Lithgow and Clark Parks, organized the event.
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Vernon Moeller
Washington High School
Lindale Plaza
David Mefferd
Jefferson
Dan Vogel
Washington
Moeller
la Porte City
Cal Wagner
Bi) Walke
Iowa
George Davis
John Erger
Cedar Rapids
Jaycee
Theevent
Senate candidate backs Medicare plan for aged
E B Smith of Ames the Democratic candidate for the U S Senate told a Sioux City rally that medical doctors would be thankful for the Kennedy administration proposed hospital insurance for the aged under social security. He argued it would ease doctor bill payments and reduce private insurance costs by relieving high risk older people. He said doctors oppose the King Anderson bill because of fears of federal control but hospital insurance would prevent such outcomes and help expand private coverage. The AMA supports Kerr Smith act and should back related programs to improve elderly care.
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Sioux City
UPI
E. B. Smith
Ames
U.S. Senate
theKennedy Administration
Smith
American Medical Assny
Kerr-Smith
Jegislature
AMA
Damage suits seek 33000 in two Cedar Rapids area crashes
Robert G. Ritielson 25 of 959 L street SW seeks 27660.28 for injuries from a May 27 196% motorcycle collision on a gravel Cedar county road near Barreth involving Clarice J. Cihla owner and Eugene Heusman operator both of Cedar Rapids. Heusman’s bike allegedly had no lights. Ritielson was knocked unconscious with mouth and teeth injuries and a jury trial is requested. In a separate suit Mr and Mrs J Robert Wickersham seek 5300.22 for injuries to Mrs Wickersham from a May 24 accident at First Avenue E and Twenty sixth Street Drive. Defendants Ida Mae Heafner Darwin Heather Frank Sass and Coca Cola Bottling Co. involved. Mrs Wickersham’s car struck as she moved onto First Avenue in response to Sass’s actions, causing arm shoulder and hip injuries.
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Robert G. Ritelison
L Street
Cedar County
Barhreth
Clarice J. Cihla
Eugene Heusman
Cedar Rapids
Ritchisom
Heusmann
Rebison
J. Robert Wickersham
Twenty Sixth Street Drive
Wickersham
First Avenue E
Twenty Sixth Street
Ida Maek Heafner
Darwin Heather
Frank Sass
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Coca-Cola Company
First Avenue
Ida Mae Heafner
Erbe Requires Hoover Recommendons For Rights Restitution
Des Moines Gov Norman Erbe says Herbert Hoover must provide necessary recommendations before any move to restore his voting rights. Hoover, an Os kal osa farmer and Senate candidate, seeks restoration after 1948 draft registration refusal on religious grounds. Erbe states Hoover will be treated like any other applicant and burden to obtain endorsements rests with Hoover. The note follows Hoover’s second request for rights restoration and mentions a related bridge tournament report.
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Des Moines
UPI
Norman Erbe
Herbert F. Hoover
Hoover
Erbe
U.S. Senate
Rourke Hickenlooper
Wichipa
Radj
Oswald Jacoby
Possible Swiss funds tied to Estes under investigation
Well informed sources say evidence links Estes to a for tune invested or deposited in Switzerland but Swiss secrecy limits proof and disclosure. Officials from PBI, IRS, senate subcommittee, and state department are looking into the matter while Estes remains free on bond. Immigration service warns transport firms they will be penalized if they assist his removal from the country.
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Estes
Switzerland
PBI
Internal Revenue
Senate
Leinee
State Department
Immigration and Natualization Service
Decorah Residents Injured In Sunday Car Crash
Jflen Ruen aged 68 and Mrs. Gus Grinna aged 77 were treated at Decorah hospital for injuries from a one car crash north of Decorah Sunday. Authorities reported Mrs. Ruen lost control, the car overturned.
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Decorah
Jflen Ruen
Gus Grinna
Decorah Hospital
Here
Courthouse Woman Fined For Drunk Driving Case
Anna A Thompson, 31, of Bowling Street SW, pled guilty to drunk driving and was fined 300 by Judge Charles Penningroth. She was arrested in the 100 block of First Street NE Friday around 40 minutes past the hour. Clayton A Mattson, 52, of 341 Fifth Avenue SW, also pled not guilty but is a second offender. He was arrested in the 200 block of First Street NE around 12:30 a.m. Sunday for driving on the wrong side with his lights off.
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U.g
Jacoby
Charles Goren
Miami Beach
Ver
Erbe
Cincinnati
Goren
Hoover
U. S
Paul A. Levitt
Sioux Erbe
Jack Wolf
Wichita
F. A. Bambeck
Kansas
Isadore Rosenberg
Richard
allAyers
Topeka
Anna A. Thompson
Bowling Street
Charles
Penningroth
First Street
Clayton A. Mattson
Fifth Avenue
Mattson
Jury Will Hear Larceny Trial in Linn District Court
A Linn district court jury will hear the larceny case of Norman D B Scott 29 of 1522 First Street Northwest accused of taking three riding saddles from C Russell Davis of Edgewood Road Northwest on March 1 Judge B J Maxwell presides Jurors include Stanley L Miller Marvin L Rooks John A Bell Barbara G Anderson Agnes Hembera Maxine L Wessel Dorothy Engle Francis W Hutchcroft Helen Netzper Andrew T Chamipar Laura Stufflebeam James E Waods
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Linn District Court
Norman DB. Scott
First Street
C. Russell Davis
Fdgewood Road NW
B. J. Maxwell
Stanley L. Miller
Marvin L. Rooks
John A. Bell
Barbara G. Anderson
Agnes Hembera
Maxine L. Wessel
Dorothy Engle
Francis W. Hutchcroft
Wellman Man Guilty On False Uttering Charge
Adron Ingles, 50, of Wellman pled guilty to a charge of false uttering a check and received a 90 day suspended sentence from Judge Charles Penningroth. Ingles made restitution for a $50 check written February 7 at O K Auto Repair in Cedar Rapids.
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Adron
Iagles
Wellman, Vriday
Charles Penningroth
Ingles
O. K
Cedar Rapids
Jedge Penningroth
Two Negro Mothers And 20 Children En Route To Mass
Two Negro mothers and twenty children rode buses from Little Rock toward Hyannis Massachusetts in a controversial White Citizens Council program described as a cruel hoax on trusting people. Mothers Victoria Bell and Lela Mae Williams, aided by sponsor Amis Guthridge, received one way tickets and funds totaling about 300 dollars. In Hyannis Selectman E Thomas Murphy pledged care but warned of welfare strain. Three Negro men had previously reached Hyannis from Little Rock. two Negro couples also noted.
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Little Rock
Hyannis
Mass
Iene
White Citizens Council
Shreveport
Murphy
Tyannis
Lape Und
Citizens Council
North Campaign
Kennedy
Victoria Bell
Amis Guthridge
Commercials
Mssachusetts
Lela Mae Williams
Huttig
Ark
Guthridge
Hiawatha home sale faults spark large settlements
Turn of 1600 and cancellation of 11000 contract for purchase of a home in Hiawatha. Plaintiff claims defendants falsely stated at time of purchase that the viewers did not back up and that there was no flooding in the house. O'Dea Finance Co. vs Robert and Cecilia help 2800.72 promissory note. National Provisioner Inc. v Chester A Ettinger 2089.15 account. Marvin Ludolph vs Lin County auditor and Fowe state tax commission appeal from disallowance of 500 claim for military service tax exemption from property in Jackson township. Roselee M. Frink vs Orvin K Frink separate maintenance. Mercy hospital against James Rettig 8724.55 account.
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Hiawatha
O'Dea Finance Co
Robert
Cecilia
National Provisioner, Inc
Chester A. Ettinger
Etlinger Advertising Agency
Marvin Ludolph
Linr Iounty Auditor and Fowé ‘State Tax Commission
Jackson Township
Roselee M. Frink
Orvin K
Frink
Radio TV News Assn Re-elects Read President
Tom Read of WHO Des Moines was re elected president of the Iowa Radio-Television News Assn at its Saturday meeting. Officers named include Bob Einhaus vice president Prof Arthur Barnes secretary treasurer and Joe Malkin and others as directors. A resolution urged cooperative coverage of annual law day ceremonies at the University of Iowa College of Law.
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Tom Read
WHO Stations
Des Moines
Iowa Radio-Television News Assn
Bob Einhaus
KJAN
Atlantic
Arthur Barnes
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Joe Malkin
KOKX
Keokuk
Forrest Mitchel
KGRN
Grinnell
Bob Woodward
KDTH
Dubuque
University of Iowa School of Law
Center Point Town Council Proceedings May 1982
Center Point Town Council meets in regular session led by Mayor Shipton. Elections include hires of George Thompson as Utility Supervisor and Herbert Craigman as Cemetery season worker. Finance reports reveal funds transfer from Peoples Bank. Council enacts ordinance to repeal permit fee and approves fly control contract with Ames Applicator Corp. Resolution suspends reading of ordinance times. Adopts ordinance 1-62 and approves publication. adjournment discussion follows.
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Center Point
Shiston
Ashlock
Craig
Jrubbs
Notbohami
Whitcomb
Ashiick
Herber Craigman
Whitepomb
Iowa
Grubbs
Shipton
Wohitcoms
Crala
Wéhoregpon
Cral
Wdston
Otek Anh Carrig
Blake U1
Saayor
Attest
Day Nursery Child Care and Alterations Help Wanted
A jumble of help wanted lines lists openings for a day nursery caregiver, teen babysitting, and in home child care. Also offered are alterations sewing drapes ironing and general domestic help at various contact numbers.
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Gira
Gazette
West Side
Cobban Ct
Lavy
Jef Personne
MARION A W CARS HOPPING JOBS LISTING BOIL
Classified notices offer employment for a variety of positions including carpenters, general labor, route man, ambulance work, and service station attendants. Ads seek married men with references, a high school diploma, and specific age and driving requirements, with contact methods and box numbers provided.
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Tama
Vine Fon Rovie
Gazette
Robert Shirey
Lost Nation
Iowa
da First Isler
P.O. Bow
Jewels
AM O. Inc
Kinhey's Shoas
Lindale Plaza
Tishwasher Keey
Jendant
Carella
RKO Lows
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Say Slayton
Sui Parley
Wellman Man
Lewis W. Klosterman
Mrs
Elmer L. Walter
Aunewal
Tne
United State Bark
Fews
Aas
State Bank
Avodie Thal Board of
Dirace
Ona Grorgo Brahos
Dwight Ww Hughes
Charles Friboule
J. Pochobradsky
Bras Bop Eochaske
J .L. Prochaska
J. Aslara
Chien
Mercy Hospital
James Rettig
Radio-Tv News Assn
Craig Tenney
KCRG
Rod Gelate
Iawa Journalism School
Radio-Tv
Gazette Classified
Suresh
Bedside Butestt Rental Service. Inc
St. James Methodist Church
Rovak's Acres
EAA
Totering SA
Arthur Murray
Kfnter & Beureaa
Boddicker
Ruth's
Devar Supper Club
Dancing Diviné EM
Sunrise Steak House
South Hawkett Downs
Brapgrt Inn
Phono Ely
Dante
Tom Quigley
J. Kraus
Novak Heating CO
Grd
Rush Const. Co, Inc
EMA
EAGER
Zobac Construction CO
Gintonio -Const
Seed Bell
Fred Sacora
Pauline
Gazette Classified Want AD Rates
Classified Advertising Department
Mortucries
Novak Monument CO
EIA
F_ave
Vecinity
72Nd Ave
Fth
Wiler Watch
C Ave. N.E
SitHotd
Ellis Pars
Economical
May's Drug Stores, Inc. Physicians & Surgeons Pharmacies
First Ave
Bebt
Modern Management
Robinson's
1Éth Ave
Rosen's Tailor
Oenevation Aray
Bik
NG Bron
Benoa
Michels Nursing Home
Happy Nursing Home
Aareolus
Rebec
CAL
Sands
Siaard Sl
Rawson
Figrida
Ind
St. Ireme*s
Ind Ave
Meserve Life
SEARS
Cail
Sears Ae Plurnin Marie
Sears Roebuck & CO
Lingale Plaza
By Jo Fischer
Faslness
Rattling Rapids
Cedar Maren
PERMN
PETE
Ilvense
Rathie
Miaterbrosted
Andy Anderson
Ronnie
Gee
John
Sreperice
Kenwood Hardware Repair Center
Roy Bere
Sant Jac
Pichis
Giga
Lyman
Paul
Nolan
Hallind
Sob Waddington
Rubtais Enersl
Turner
Ford Tractor
Deans Tree Service
the Gazette
Gaczette
Hieliane Grimm
Folyers
Randy
Asu
Gaeele
Marion A&w
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