Halloween quiet saves Cedar Rapids from major injuries
Cedar Rapids saw a quiet Halloween with thousands of trick or treaters and no serious injuries. Four youths were arrested on Forty second street and Weingrown NE for possession of beer by a minor and breaking and entering a boat house. Feaker, 18, received a 25 dollar fine or a week in jail and a district court pleabode set for November 8. Juvenile officers arrested youths for fighting and prowling while others caused minor property damage from firecrackers eggs and rocks.
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Cedar Rapids
Forty-second Street
Weing Road
Randy Feaker
Ellis Boulevard
Feaker
First Avenue
Twelfth Street
Dale Lee Distributing Co
First Street
Fifteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Robert Johnson
Seventh Avenue
First Avenue West
Jefferson and
Washington
Quaker Oats Co
Bail Reduced for Tharp in Federal Court Case
Paul E. Tharp of St. Paul has bail reduced from 15000 to 5000 in a federal case. He faces state charges from a July incident at the John Deere plant parking lot in Waterloo and a Nov 13 Black Hawk district court trial for assault with intent to murder. The federal charges include extortion and witness intimidation linked to a May telephone threat.
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Paul E. Tharp
St. Paul
Black Hawk District Court
John Deere
Waterloo
Tharp
Kathryn
Columnists and Editorials Featured in Page Six
Readers can find Drew Pearson and Tom Wicker among today's columnists in the editorial section. John Cunniff also contributes with investment coverage on page 20A and Shulsky highlights finance entries on 20A.
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Tom Wicker
Drew Pearson
Ge Financial
Saddles Stolen From Cedar Rapids Barn
Four riding saddles were stolen from a northeast Cedar Rapids barn Wednesday. Owner Herbert C. Bergloff, 4725 Center Point NE, reports the loss. saddles belonged to Debbie Kalisch, Carroll Johnson, Lawrence Cratty, and Sandra Thompson, all listed at nearby addresses.
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Cedar Rapids
Herbert C. Bergloff
Center Point Road
Debbie Kalisch
Ozark Street
Carroll Johnson
Wenng Road
Lawrence Cratty
Forty-second Street
Sandra Thompson
Granite slabs to build Chicago bank tower face supply rush
About 450 freight cars will haul 20,000 granite slabs from a Texas quarry to Chicago for the 60 story First National Bank of Chicago headquarters. The pearl gray granite features distinctive soft coloring to match the tapered 850 foot structure.
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Chicago
UPI
First National Bank of Chicago
Cub Scouts Pack 63 Award Recipients Named
Cub Scouts Pack 63 awarded honors Friday night to Edward Achenbach Ronnie Allman Douglas Burkhart Terrance Dearing Eric Floetchinger Michael Melsha Raymond Newmire Dale Sexton Craig Lien Kenneth Kramer Mike Burke Rob Wheeler Kevin Smith and Randy Williams.
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Edward Achenbach
Ronnie Allman
Douglas Burkhart
Terrance Dearing
Eric Floetchinger
Michael Melsha
Raymond Newmire
Dale Sexton
Craig Lien
Kenneth Kramer
Mike Burke
Rob Wheeler
Kevin Smith
Randy Williams
Council Okays Third Reading of Heliport Law
Cedar Rapids City Council approved the third reading of a new heliport ordinance detailing safe helicopter operation and misdemeanor penalties for noncompliance. The measure will join the city code after publication, and officials say Cedar Rapids may be the first Iowa city to enact such rules.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Pumpkin Thrown at Car Injures Two Teens in Walford
Two teenage boys, Gene Kloubec 15 and Randy Kulhavy 16, were hospitalized with facial cuts after a motorcyclist threw a pumpkin through their windshield in Walford. They were treated and released from Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids.
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Vinton
Walford
Benton County Sheriff's Office
Gene Kloubec
Leonard Kloubec
Amana
Randy Kulhavy
Wesley Kulhavy
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Curb Cuts Approved For Service Station
City council voted four to one to allow Shell Oil Co. to add two curb cuts at First Avenue and Thirty-eighth. Mayor Bob Johnson opposed, saying he did not know a service station was planned and that two more curb cuts would complicate traffic at a busy intersection.
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Shell Oil Co
First Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
Bob Johnson
Sheriff Tackles Surge of Burglaries in Tabiona
Sheriff George Marett reports a wave of burglaries thefts and cattle rustling in Tabiona Utah with the cemetery gate thefts highlighted as part of the spree.
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Tabiona
Utah
George Marett
Youth, 14, Beaten On Way from School
Cedar Rapids police investigated an attack on Dennis Marshall 14 on his way home from school Monday afternoon near Fifteenth Street and Mt. Vernon Road SE. A car occupant yelled names, a youth got out, chased him onto a porch, and struck him three times. Dennis was knocked unconscious but not hospitalized.
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Cedar Rapids
Dennis Marshall
Ninth Street
Fifteenth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Dennis
Battle Circus Matinee on Channel 9 Starring Bogart
Humphrey Bogart and June Allyson star in a Thursday matinee billed as Battle Circus. The KCRG TV listing shows the film airing at 3 30 p m.
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Channel 9
Humphrey Bogart
June Allyson
Kcrg-Tv
Council Approves Second Zoning Map Adoption After Errors
The council adopted the official zoning map for the second time in 35 days to correct 34 errors found on the prior Sept 27 map. The action stems from a Mt. Vernon road SE dispute between 34th and 36th streets and follows a Linn district court ruling. The mayor deferred to city legal staff on future publication needs. No objections or written notices were filed.
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Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon Road
Ed Winter
Objections Overruled Assessments Voted on Paving Program
The city council overruled three written objections and approved assessments for the 1967 concrete paving program. The program covered 16 projects across four city quadrants.
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Cedar Rapids
Indian Chamber Official Honored in Cedar Rapids
Chandra Shekhar Pande secretary general of the Indian Chamber of Commerce in Calcutta received an honorary Cedar Rapids certificate at a city council meeting. Mayor Bob Johnson awarded the certificate and a jointly issued plaque as Pande visits from Calcutta at the invitation of the U S state department. he arrived Tuesday and will stay through Friday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Calcutta
India
Chandra Shekhar Pande
Indian Chamber of Commerce
United States
U.S. State Department
Bob Johnson
Pande
City Council
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