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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
5
Democratic candidate Lewis E. Lint proposes county study committees to tackle agriculture industry and services to keep Iowa competitive. He says volunteers would promote Iowa as a frontier for business and push state leadership in agriculture and industry.
Jerry James age 13 son of Mrs Donna James is listed in good condition at an Oelwein hospital after breaking his arm during a high jump Wednesday at Fayette.
The Iowa State Sheriffs Assn proposes each county get an additional deputy for all night rural road patrols and rail inspections, all sheriffs and deputies to wear uniforms, and plainly marked cars to deter crime and aid inmate care.
A proposal would shift uniform costs to counties, increasing funding for law enforcement attire while state resources remain unchanged. the measure targets tightening agency presentation and uniform standards across jurisdictions.
Margaret Applebee a 16 year old Manchester high school student will be an American Field Service exchange student to Turkey this summer. She is the daughter of the Rev Mr and Mrs Thomas Applebee.
Miss Applebee will spend two months with the Neset Tamer family in Manisa. One of the Tamers' daughters, 16 and a student at the American College for Girls at Izmir, speaks English. Mr and Mrs Tamer are doctors. Applebee sails from Montreal on June 15 to Rotterdam then flies to Istanbul.
Short alert urging readers to call EM 2-112 for an ad writing service. Mentions a handy system for solving daily problems with classified ads and promotes immediate contact for assistance.
Patrolman Blaine Goff has served two years and seven months in district 1 since May 16, 1956. A native of Washington Iowa, he worked as a grocery clerk before joining the patrol and is married to Ardythe Wead with two children Blaine Alan and Peggy Ann. A Marine Corps veteran, he served 1951 1954 and is active in the Methodist church and State Police association with hobbies hunting and fishing. His goal is a good highway safety record through driver education.
John H. Clark, 49, of Traer, was named May driver of the month by the Iowa Motor Truck Association. He drives for Warren Transport, Inc., Waterloo, and was cited for 17 years without an accident or traffic violation.
Iowa City officials report the Johnson County Board of Supervisors will admit four patients from the Glenwood state school for the mentally retarded to the Johnson County home. An Glenwood school official had proposed six patients, all from Johnson County, who have received maximum treatment.
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