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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1972

Page

8

Koscot Leader Pleads Innocent to Six Charges

Jacksonville Florida Glenn W Turner head of Glenn W Turner Enterprises pled innocent to six charges by the Duval county grand jury. Turner 87 year old son of a South Carolina shane rmpper faces conspiracies to violate security registration and sale statutes lottery laws deceptive trade practices and sale of unregistered securities plus organizing a pyramid club. The case concerns pyramid selling and referral techniques.

Jacksonville, Fla UPL Glenn W. Turner Duval County Turner Orlando South Carolina Shane Ermpper

Black Leader Faces Civil Action Across States

Major Gen. Fre Turner and associates including Dare Orlando attorney Jamey Davison face civil proceedings as Judge R Hudson Turner’s son stands as the first black commander in several states. A hearing date is set for June 9 amid tension in the case history.

Bad Kreuznach West Germany Turner Dare Orlando Jamey M.deric E. Davison Com To-Be-Great Inc Koscol Russ Sth Infantry Diviterplanetary Inc R. Hudson Oniml

Death Benefits In Mine Blaze To Be Millions

Boise AP reports that death benefits for Sunshine Sliver Mine fire victims will total over 5 million dollars in the next decade. Social Security official Len Satterfield says 65 widows and their children will receive about 400 dollars monthly plus medical coverage, with additional death benefits estimated at about 2.5 million dollars.

Hewarkinen Henyn

Last Minute Registrants Almost Miss Primary

Thirteen Clackamas county residents who registered at the last minute for Oregon's primary almost didn’t vote. They signed up during a deadline event at a shopping center sponsored by a civic group and were turned away when not in poll books. After a hurried county response they were contacted and directed to their voting places.

Oregon City Clackamas County Oregon Salem

Cedar Rapids school board reviews paternity leave policy

At a special meeting the Cedar Rapids Community School District board gave first reading to a policy establishing unpaid paternity leave for professional staff. The plan matches a revised maternity policy and cites child rearing as a valid reason for leave.

Cedar Rapids Community William Ramstad

Kankakee Man Named to New CR School Job

A 27 year old Kankakee Illinois principal, Thomas R White, was named to Cedar Rapids Community School board s newly created administrative assistant for human relations post with a 19299 salary He will help develop a district wide human relations program and liaise between schools and the community. Additional moves include William Brousard to Cleveland Elementary principal and Joseph Ward to Roosevelt Junior High assistant principal among other staff changes.

Kankakee Ill Cedar Rapids William Brousard Cleveland Carl Carson Harrison Charles Dillard Washington High School James Hitter McKinley James Mooney Harding Michael Prosse Franklin Robert Stevens Joseph Ward Roosevelt Marion Hazelton

Palo Appeal Hearing Set For July Twenty Seventh

A public hearing on the appeal of the Cedar Rapids Community School District decision to bus Palo fourth through sixth graders to Jackson Elementary School next year is scheduled for 9 30 a m at the Joint County building 4401 Sixth Street SW. The appeal was filed by Jerry Hansen Joan A Langguth and Robert A Milota.

Cedar Rapids

Government Allows Larger Home Mortgages With Smaller Down Payments

The Federal Home Loan Bank board on Tuesday boosted maximum conventional loan amounts for 5 to 10 percent down payments. For 9 percent loans, lenders may reach $45,000 up from $36,000, and for 5 percent loans, $36,000 up from $30,000. Effective June 1, the change affects federally insured savings and loan associations.

Washington Federal Home Loan Bank Board Federal Savings-And-Loan Associations Veterans Administration Federal Housing Administration

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