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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
20
Linn-Mar Budget Cuts Studied At Board Meeting
Linn-Mar school board discussed trimming the 1969 66 budget as enrollment rises with an expected 235 additional students next year. Superintendent James A Bayne said the district will add two teachers adjust salaries and purchase four new buses while equipping new building additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
James A. Bayne
Bayne
Kathleen Matt
University of Iowa
Leland Knowles
Hogs See Sharp Drop in Chicago Market Receipts
Chicago dealers report Wednesday receipts of 9,000 head of cattle and about 6,000 hogs with slow demand. Butcher hogs sold as much as 50 cents per hundredweight lower. best quality offerings barely at $22.25. Slaughter steer trade was active with high option and prime near $28.75–29.00, while lighter classes showed softer spots amid varied demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Steady to Weak Tuesday
Prices on the Cedar Rapids market Tuesday were steady to weak with Monday bids for bulk 200 to 230 lb butchers at 20.00 to 20.25. Packing sows at 300 lbs were bid 17.50 to 17.75, based on grade and condition delivered at the plant. Butchers are 25c less per 10 lb up to 300, Packers are 2c less per grade 300 to 400, 50c less per weight group to 500, and 76c less per group over 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Admiral
Kennecott
Alleghany
Kimberly-Clark
Korvette
Allis-Chalmers
Kresge
Kroger
Libby McNeill
Libbey Owens
Abc-Para
Lockheed
Magnavox
McDonnell
At & T
Anaconda Bor Maytagalk Armco Oy Merck 55 Armour Apt, Miehtz-Goss
Armstrong Co
Minn Mamn
Monsanto
Atlantic
Moni Warder
Aveo
Motorola
Ball & Ghlo
Nt Biscuit
Bell
Howell
Bendix Sau
Nit Dairy
Beth Steel
Ntt Ostris
Borden Gg
Nt Steel
Borg Warner
NY Central
Brunswick
Budd HiNer
Avu
F * Olin
Java
Phillips
Dlisbury
Collins Radio
CBS
RCA
Ari
Ray
Edson
Republic
Republic Street
Bonitol
Isu Reynolds
Alta
Gorn
Fai
Joe
Eny
Deere
Searle
Disney
Roebuck
Bodge
Mig
Nign
Socany Mab
Hs Gia Bou
Bac Sisai
Asc . Railway
el Pac NG Uy Sperry Rand
Ford Iowa
Eland Choice
Freeport Salah
Stai Calif
Texaco
Ben Ce Sa Vax
GUI Suip
Getty
Tex
Ins
Gillette Aly Textron
Glidden
Sidewater Dda
Goodrich
Timken Aas
Goauvest
Aala Unt
Pratt
Aneyweadv
Nec
Inland Steel
Steel
Interstiar Ivy Warner Bros
West Union
Nickel
Westhouse el Bal
Weyerhaeuser
Tnil Paper Vq
White Motors
Wilson & Co. Agret
lowa-Ill Gas
Woolworth
Pwr
Xerox Tava
Johns Manville
Youngstown
Jones Laughlin
Zenith
Fisher
Bala Greater la
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Six Nabbed in Paris Plot to Attack De Gaulle
Paris AP reports six men tied to a secret army ring were arrested over plans to kill President de Gaulle with a booby trapped flower pot and later a statue of Georges Clemenceau during Western France tours. The group allegedly intended to trigger an electronic bomb by radio at Sainte Hermine and Toulon ceremonies. authorities say the devices failed or were not activated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
J Secret Army
de Gaulle
Bang J
Georges Clemenceau
France
Iof
Toulon
Army
Clemenceau
Sainte Hemmine
Mrs Downey Elected President Of St Josephs Unit
Mrs Bob Downey was chosen president of the St Josephs Home School Association for the 1965 66 school year. Other officers include Jack McCallum vice president Mrs Mike Collins secretary treasurer and board members Mr Mrs L J Kregel Mr Mrs Del Roth and Mr Mrs Joe Sindelar. Five women received certificates for completing the Junior Great Books course led by Mrs James Herring Mrs William Dean Mrs John Currell Geraldine Scanlons and Mrs John Dedich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Downey Haseen
St. Joseph's
Assn
Jack McCallum
Mike Collins
L. J Kregel
del Roth
Joe ‘Sindelar
Great Books Club
James Herring
William Dean
John Currell
Geraldine Scanlon
John Dedich
Marion Council Deletes Brockman Avenue from Major Street Plan
Marion city council acted on planning guidance and resident petitions to remove Brockman avenue west of Tenth street from the major street plan. The move follows a suggestion to seek an alternate route and impacts traffic connections to Boyson Road and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion’s
Planning and Zoning Commission
Brockman Avenue
Tenth Street
Maijor Street
Brockman
Boyson Road
C Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Allis Chalmers
Eleventh Street
Proving Grounds
South Marion
Ralph W. Potter
Grand Avenues
Ninth Avenues
Potter
A-C
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights
UPN cattle market notes active slaughter steers and heifers strong to higher prices. Calves absent. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly in high choice ranges with various lot weights. Two loads priced around $27.50 and $26.75 for chosen weights. Multiple lots, including 1,090 to 1,275 lb cattle, show strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock Omaha
UPI
Galves
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPN
Veto Hint on Property Tax Relief for Elderly in Iowa
Gov. Harold Hughes signaled a possible veto of a bill to fund property tax relief for low income elderly and disabled residents. He demanded cost details and funding sources before supporting the measure, noting Iowa’s large elderly population and likening the bill to “writing a blank check.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Towa
Grains Lifted by Prospects of Yugoslavia and Hungary Sales
In Chicago the grain futures market saw active demand as hopes for sizable grain sales to Yugoslavia and Hungary supported wheat and soybeans. Soybeans rose about 3 4 cents, wheat up around 5 percent, corn steady to 4 higher, oats up 4 to 4 1/4, rye 1 to 4 higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Chicago cash provisions report a mix of grain futures
Chicago AP notes wheat prices for No 2 hard and No 2 red around 1.44 per bushel, corn No 2 yellow at 1.37, No 3 yellow 3.23, oats No 2 heavy white 0.73, soybeans No 2 yellow 2 to 2.80, and soybean oil near 10.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago and New York Produce Reports Share Mixed Notes
Wholesale produce prices hold steady as demand remains firm at Chicago with strong potato arrivals and limited old supplies. New York eggs and butter show steady demand with varied prices across weights and formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U.S
California
Alabama
New York
Vacation club enrollment drive for 1966
First National Bank promotes a vacation club with a 1966 start date offering members potential savings and plan options. The brief ad urges sign ups to enjoy planned trips and seasonal benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Adv
Brooklyn Woman 38 Dies by Suicide in Car
The body of Mrs. Howard Hasley, 38, was found by her husband near Diamond Lake west of Montezuma. Dr. Thomas Brobyn ruled death a suicide from carbon monoxide poisoning. She worked at the Farm Bureau office in Brooklyn and is survived by her husband and four children. Body at Bramer funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Brooklyn
Howard Hasley
Diamond Lake
Montezuma
Thomas Brobyn
Grinnell
Harley
Farm Bureau
Bramer Funeral Home
Iowa City Woman Dies From Collision Injuries Near Muscatine
Phyllis King 27 of near Muscatine died in University hospitals after a week of injuries from a two car crash on highway 22 near Muscatine Sheriff Dick Oppelt said King pulled out to pass a semi truck and struck John Shetler 32 of Muscatine. Injured were Wilma Moyers 23 of near Wilton and her son Rory Fake 5, passengers in Shetler’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Phyllis King
Muscatine
University Hospitals
Highway 22
Dick Oppelt
Senate Pay Bill Would Include Municipal Judges
In Des Moines municipal judges Loren Hullager and Howard McLaughan seek a 3200 yearly raise if an appropriations measure passes. The plan ties municipal salaries to 30 percent of district court tops, boosting district judges to 18000 and municipal to 14400, with failed raises for supreme and other district judges. The bill awaits House approval before Gov. Hughes acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Des Moines
Loren Hullager
Howard McLaughan
Cedar Rapids
Iown
Supreme Court
Harold Hughes
Local marines enlistments and service changes listed
Cedar Rapids reports multiple enlistments and assignments. Michael Krantz and Charles Oliver Jr enlist for Marines and head to San Diego for basic training. Pamela Briggs joins WAVES for training in Bainbridge Maryland. Ronald Betz joins Navy general field and goes to San Diego. Steven Moravec promoted to Specialist Four and serves with the inspector general in the Seventh Army in Germany. Various air force and navy personnel on leave or transferring between bases are named with home addresses and duties at Wheelus Libya Hunter AFB Georgia Beamsfield California Glynco Georgia Camp Lejeune Hawaii and the First Marine Brigade Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Michael Louis Krantz
Teresa Drive
Charles E. Oliver, Jr
Eighth Street
Krantz
Eugene Krantz
Oliver
Charles E. Oliver
San Diego
Pamela D. Briggs
Traer
Bainbridge
Ronald D. Betz
Tama
Navy General Field
Steven Moravec
Victor Moravec
Fifth Avenue SE
Army
Inspector General
Seventh J Army
Vaihingen
Germany
Thel i Air Force
McCarthy Road
U.S.S. Hermitage
Navy
Donald H. Vyskocil
Charles H. Vyskocil
Fairlane Drive
Beamsfield
California
Glynco
James A. Kopetsky
G. Kopetsky
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Ma‘tines
Camp Lejeune
N. C
First Marine Brigade
Hawaii
Cpl
Fred G. Thompson
Fred Thompson
Mt. Vernon Road
el Rines
News On Channel 9 Weekday Schedule
The message advertises a weekday news block airing Monday through Friday at 5 30 on Channel 9. It highlights a scheduled time for daily broadcasts and promotes the channel as the source for early evening updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel 9
Sunday Liquor Bill Stalled in Iowa Senate
DES MOINES AP The senate rejected by voice vote Tuesday the house changes to a seasonal liquor license bill. The bill, as passed, would permit six to eight month licenses for seasonal venues such as resorts. House amendments included one day licenses for conventions at 75 dollars and Sunday parties at licensed sites. The move sends the measure back to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate
House
Divorce Petition in Linn County Iowa Court
The District Court of Iowa Linn County receives a petition by Sary L Matthes for a complete and absolute divorce from Janet Matthes on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment endangering health. Janet Matthes must appear before the Cedar Rapids court by June 17 1945 or face default. Attorney R J Fassler of Cedar Rapids Iowa represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
SARY
L. Matthes
Janet Matthes
Cedar Rapids
R. Jd
Fassler
Cedar Raglds
Piaintitt
Notice of Redemption Expiration in Linn County Iowa
The county cautions John Meyer and all others that the right of redemption on a Linn County Iowa real estate parcel in Spring Grove Township expires ninety days after service of this notice. The property, described as SE SW Section 4, Township 4, Range 7, was sold for delinquent taxes for 1946 47 48, and a certificate of purchase is held by Linn County. The county auditor Charles T. Werner signs this notice dated May 8 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Meyer
Linn Courty
Iowa
Spring Grove
Linn
County
Linn County
Lowes
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