Drug from Civil Defense Kits Tied to Jail Fracas
The Gazette reports phenobarbital from civil defense medical kits may have been used in a weekend jail disturbance at Linconity jail. Six trusties were put on bread and water amid claims the drugs aided by officials from the county civil defense office. Officials say the drug access occurred while kits were moved for emergency needs and that removal from kits is planned to prevent further misuse.
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Linconity
County Evil Defense Office
Sheriff's Office
Bill Bjorenson
Focal CD
Brerenson
Bjorenson
Lems
C.R
Beni
William Fine
A.w.o.l
Desi
Blome
Services set for Ruth Childers at Knox Valley funeral home
Ruth Childers 74 a retired teacher and nurses aide died Thursday after two months at Vinton Extended Care. Born January 28 000 at Maquoketa she married Fred Als Myerstodl in 1921 and later Moyd Childers. Surviving are two husbands a daughter and three brothers. Services 2 pm Monday at Martin Funeral Home Knox Valley. Center Point funeral home in charge of local arrangements.
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Walker-Rinth AL
Mes. Bister'rity
Wakeer
Iain Prestgraid
Mes
Veg Gray
Gola Rapids
Mondiy
Martin Funeral Home
Knoxvalle
Idurdach Meral
Center Point
Two Women Face Charges In Stolen Property Case
Magistrate Court heard two women named Nemer on charges of stolen property. The charge against Wemer of 425 Seventh Avenue SE was dismissed after a preliminary hearing. Everett Nemer of 1022 Park Avenue SE was bound over. They were arrested September 11 for possessing 223 cartons of cigarettes alleged to belong to A and W Motor Express Co.
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Nemers
Imagisvate
Long Wemer
Seventh Avenue SE
Everett Nemer
Park Avenue SE
Sept
A and W Motor Express Co
Suspended Sentence for Delinquency Charge
Andrew Hamilton appeared in magistrate's court and received a one day suspended jail sentence for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He faced a charge of inciting a minor to engage in immoral conduct on September 40 at 1672 Ellis Boulevard NW.
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Andrew Hamilton
Ellis Boulevard
Imagistrate’s
Preliminary hearing set for Morris in breaking and entering case
LeRoy Morris, 24, of rural Toddville appeared in mapis water court Tuesday and demanded a preliminary hearing on a charge of breaking and entering. The hearing is set for Nav 2 at 2:30 pm. He is charged with an over 22 breakin at the Berry Hoover residence, 2702 Mi, Vernan rnac SE.
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LeRoy Morris
Toddville
Mapis
Wate
Erry Honver
Vernan Rnac SE
Final Reminders Planned for Cedar Rapids Library Proposal
Tealremundia projects outlined at a Thursday Cedar Rapids Library Action Patrons meeting. Aimed at a two proposition library referendum, top ballot reminders will urge voters to focus on the library measures alongside mayor candidates. Placards will be distributed as Cedar Rapids Education Assn and Linn County Heritage Society endorsed the referendum.
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Library Action Patrons
Cedar Rapids
West Side
William Ramstad
Honed Schorg
Cedar Rapids Education Assn
Linn ‘County Heritage Society
Arrests end string of credit union break ins in city
Two youths arrested Thursday on breaking and entering charges. police tie the pair to numerous break ins across the southward area including Nordstrandi, Wasson Equipment, Hughes Lumber, Taylor and Avenue SW, Mand J Feed, Hawkeye Seed, Iowa Electric, Trinity Luth School, and city sanitation department. Several entries involved stolen money or items, while others yielded no loss. Both youths, processed by the youth bureau, were referred to a probation officer.
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Pollee
Southwear
Nordstrandi
al Hughes Liander
Sixth Street
Naiting
Sane
al "Taylor
Avelle
Hanger Mamifachwing
Seventh Street
Landel Electric
Tenth Avenue
Hawkeye Sed
Rockford Road
Mand J Feed
Eighth Avenue
City Sanitation Department
Lowa Electric
Eleventh Street
Trinity Lurche
Shgear Old
Youth Bureau
McLeod Bound Over To Linn Grand Jury
McLeod, a police officer from Rapids, charged with malicious injury to property, waived preliminary hearing and bound over to Linn Grand Jury. He was suspended from the force the same day and faces a second charge of resisting an officer related to a December incident. Trial set for November 9 at 1:30 p.m. in magistrate court.
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Ad McLeod
Cerlaw Rapids
Prand
McLead
Emer
Diane McLeod
Sixth Street
Civil Service Commission
McLeod
Immagis- Wate
Saunders Dies at 74 Former Clarence Savlings VP
C Wayne Saunders 74 executive vice president of the Clarence Savings Bank, died Thursday. Born Sept 20 1898 in Benton county, he married in 1918. Surviving daughter Donna Lomer and Joan Robbins, a brother Russell, four grandchildren. Services Saturday at Clarence Methodist Church with graveside Evergreen cemetery, Vinton. Market plans include recreation center from Monday, with market hours and nearby parking noted.
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Clarence—C. Wayne Saunders
Clarence Savlings Bank
Benton County
Hammond
Ur City
Vinton
Clarence
Riverside Roundhouse
First Christian Church
Teenth Avenue
Donna Lomer
Joan Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Russell
Clarence Methodist
Evergreen Cemetery
Chapman’s of
Han Oy
Ision
Nya
Areh
Dinh Nhu
U.S
Social Security Official Urges Quick Cashing of Checks
Cedar Rapids Social Security District Manager James Wood warns checks should be cashed soon to avoid loss or theft. He notes 25 to 30 cases monthly of lost or stolen checks and 47 such calls last month, saying replacing a late or missing check costs more and takes about a month. The Cedar Rapids office is at 122 Second Street SE, Phone BHG-241, extension 431.
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James Wood
Cedar Rapids
Wood
Lence
Second Street
Don’t Condemn All Republicans Adams
Adams of Tubuke Democratic candidate for Second district congressman said half our system has been corrupted by a few at the expense of many in the Watergate era. He urged fairness in investigating officials under suspicion and asked to hold the Constitution above all to cleanse the system.
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American Motors
Ford
Waslington
Cost of Living Council
American
Ayn
Motors
iWinder
Hungary
Blaite
Artest
Russia
Mubuque
Adams
Tobuque Demaurat
Iself
Railroad Derailment Probe Ongoing Near East St Louis
North Western railroad announced an investigation into a derailment occurring miles east of here near Abottl on Thursday. Four cars derailed. others carried canned goods. no injuries were reported. Officials ensured continuous work to reopen the line.
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Balle Plain
Dorailing
Hyre Claes Cay
Abottl
Rytgion
Leansportalinn
Boond
East St. Louis
Linn Prisoner William Gaines Surrenders After Escape
William Gaines who escaped from Gustady while out of the Linn county jail for a court hearing turned himself in at the jail about 1 a.m. Sunday. The 24-year-old Cedar Rapids man fled Thursday while being transported back to the jail after a preliminary hearing on a robbery with aggravation charge tied to an Oct 8 armed robbery at Don's Cannon. Gaines reportedly returned with a minister and faces an escape charge to be filed by the county attorney.
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William Gaines
Gustady
Linn County
Cedar Rapidschan
First Avenue
Gaines
Grand Jury
Don's Cannon
Vernon
Jewish Appeal Concert Dropped in Warning Cancelation
Norman Lipsky, chairman of United Jewish Appeal, said the Emergency Fund benefit concert with pianist Han Rogoff has been canceled. The event was scheduled Sunday evening at Sinclair Auditorium, College.
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Ward
Norman Lipsky
United Jewish Appeal
Han Rogoff
Sinclair Jauditorium
al Coeenliege
Historic survey chair named for Cedar Rapids preservation drive
Mrs. Mes. Clark, of 556 Valley Brook Drive SE, is named chairwoman of a Cedar Rapids and Marion historic preservation survey. Bel Want Healey and Herbert Slone announce the termites with Cedar Rapids and Marion sites to be listed, with photographers, data, and archival work to document resources tied to notable events or people statewide.
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Mes
Avi M. Clark
Valley Brook Drive
Ta Fe
Marion
Clark
Belwant J. Healey
Herbert Mr. Slone
Seminole Valley Park Farms, Inc
Amt
Bina Coutty
Cedar Rapids
Marton
Man Charged in Stolen Property Case
Michael G. Moore, 20, of 981 Fourth Street SW, was arrested Thursday on a charge of revolving stolen property. Police said he solicited items reported stolen from the city sewer department at 3 Ninth Avenue, St. Arn Del, AL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael G. Moore
Fourth Street
City
Ninth Avenue St
Arn del
Class of 1970 awards gift to Coe College
The 1970 graduating class presented Coe College with a color video cassette recorder a RCA color pointer and casings valued around 2000 dollars. Funds were raised through a three year campaign beginning in the senior year and ending with a mail appeal. Kek Evans of Iowa City served as class agent and was a vice president of Securities Corp. aflows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goe College
Kek Evans
Jawa City
Vicw
Securities Corp. Aflows
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Roland Brekely
Iseaeuhing
Lingis Services
Ruth Childers
Morris
Roddie
Graybill Electronics Radio Communications
Emmons St
Hiawatha
Hohoake A
Hiewery Ust
C.R. Breakins
Linn Grand Jury
Titres
C. Wayne Saunders
Diayage
Sulin
Gilson Shredder
Leaf
Tropical Fish Dept
Hardi
Bea Ane
Medusa
Aunty
Linn
Historic Survey
Mas
David M, Clark
John
Oberthien
Coe College
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