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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1971
Page
14
Middleswart stated that private and municipal airports can be used by all residents of Tow a, declaring that flying is here to stay and emphasizing inclusive access for the community.
Two Waterloo men, Robert Cage aged 20 and Michael Hoasman aged 19, pled guilty to conspiracy to defraud and passing counterfeit $20 bills and received two year prison terms on two counts with sentences suspended. They were placed on three years probation after being deemed youth offenders. A Milwaukee woman, Mary F. Hofer, 26, was sentenced to three years for interstate transportation of forged securities.
A community action conference on drug abuse will be held Monday and Tuesday at Washington high school and Cog College. Keynote by Clea LaChapelle of Frogidertee Kentucky at Washington High Little Theater Monday at 7 p.m. Sessions Tuesday at Cedar Rapids to study the community role in drug abuse with panels on Prevention, Treatment, After-treatment, and Policy and Management. Over 400 invitations sent to leaders and interested citizens. sessions open to the public.
Des Moines reports the Iowa House voted 58 to 28 to continue funding the Aeronautics Commission for 1971–72 and 1972–73. The measure would allocate 241.79 thousand for 1971–72 and 285.967 thousand for 1972–73 from motor fuel tax refunds and aircraft fees. Rep. Norman desse led the abolition push, while Rep. Fisher cited airport improvements and benefits to pilots and citizens.
Cyndi Leonard, 17, of 18th Street SE, remained in good condition at Mercy Hospital Friday after a Thursday traffic crash that left her with a fractured leg and wrist. The incident at First Avenue and First Street SW involved Donald W. Hodge, 21, and Jeffrey H. Konard, Vinton, with Konard charged for failing to yield. An additional collision at First Avenue and Thirty-Fourth Street NE injured motorcyclist Jerry W. Smith, who was treated and released.
Cedar Rapids businessman James J. Bader 40 pled guilty to evading federal income taxes and was fined 10000 with payment due June 19 and two years probation. He had been charged with avoiding 10073 taxes for 1964 1965 and 1966, and operates Cedar Rapids Beauty and Barber Supply Co.
Davenport Fire destroys two story Advance Sign Co building. mayoral candidate Del Duffy urges rational safety priorities while criticizing local theft gains. Quebec murder case includes life sentences for Simard and LaPorte, with attention on public safety coordination and parole bonds.
In Eugene Oregon voters approved a measure calling for the United States to withdraw from East Asia by December 31. The odd phrasing and garbled text mention a narcotics release and recognizance tied to a separate event. An arrest is noted with a $1000 bond.
Richard Longeway grain manager of Cargill East has been re elected president of the Chamber of Commerce Grain Service Inc George W Lawrence grain department manager of Penick and Ford was elected vice president Richard Ryan senior vice president of Merchants National Bank treasurer and Harold F Ewaldt general manager of the Chamber secretary Ewaldt also serves as general manager Directors are Longeway Lawrence Guy Ames Fritz Corrigan Dwayne Monnie Tudor Wilder Kenneth Hastle Terry Wilson and Hwoldt The Grain Service is the agency responsible for all of the
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