Judge Denies U S Move To Dismiss Prosser Suit
Federal court refuses to drop suit filed by Phillip Prosser alleging constitutional rights violations in agricultural diversion program. Case centers on petition signed by violators and contested acreage set as aside, with appeals challenging administrative procedures and review limits.
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U.S
Prosser
Corae Rapids
Budgey
Edward McManus
Ta Ett
Dura Ana
Chacpa
Prasse
Actes
Lienall
Phillip
Ueniod Moti
City Briefs Memorial Tree Planting and Local Notices
Local briefs cover memorial tree planting on Greene Square to honor Tor Garey Gustafson on November 1 with notes on hours, a benedict on Betty Shoppe and a sale, plus a stolen items report at 529 dist avenue SE. Also notes church and legal notices about an upcoming Christmas bazaar, court motions, and a judge’s statements on petition access and trial preparation procedures.
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Garey Gustafson
Greene Square
Upant
Shaver
Teeet
Betty Shoppe
Can't Rush Into Savings, Canney Says
Mayor Donald Canney warned against hasty energy savings moves arguing such steps could raise crime and create new problems. He referenced federal talks in Kansas City with mayors and officials about Nixon era energy measures and suggested improving public transit and streetcar use to save energy rather than drastic changes.
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Codi
Donald Canney
Canney
Kansas City
Lornary
Streck
Nixon
Howe
Nixa
Soning
Two Assault Charges Dropped in Magistrate Court
Weber Paterson of 98 Tenth Street had his assault charge dismissed after the complainant could not corroborate. Wayne Lewis of 204 Eleventh Street NW also saw the charge dropped following a stay request by the witness. Rose McLauel Sent was not clearly identified in the record.
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Weber Paterson
Tenth Street
Rosie Paltore
Wayne Lewis
Eleventh Street
Rose McLauel
Regis Writing Award Honors Local Student Writer
Regis high school student Karen Hull was cited as an outstanding writer by the National Council of Teachers of English. She was among about 1,400 high school juniors competing for 880 awards, submitting autobiographical sketches and essays as part of the contest.
Leon Rude Accused of Assault and Battery
Leon Rude Accused of Assault and Battery appears in a court record. The 52 year old was arrested on Thursday on a preliminary charge related to an alleged incident. Additional details including location and charges were not clearly readable.
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Leon Rude
Leon Hide
Wins
Agsendc
Me Wag
Lea Vataveney
GM Seeks $150 Average Hike on 1974 Vehicles
General Motors Corp asked the Cost of Living Council to permit a average $150 price rise to dealers on 1974 vehicles. GM argued only about $408 per vehicle justifies the increase but would absorb part of the cost rises. A proposed $40 dealer markup could raise retail prices by about $10 if approved.
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Netrom Gap
General Motors Corp
Cost of Living Council
CML
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Onyront
Hile
Chrysler Corp
Aulio
United Arty Workers
Chrysler
Council
Ananne
Mie
Ford
Americar Motors
AMCH
FHA Sues for Value of Corn in Irwin County
The Farmers Home Administration sues Gay Ladely and Janalene Ladely doing business as Winkorn's in Williamsport for $2401.33 claiming corn mortgaged to FHA was purchased and encumbered by a February 14, 1969 loan of $6.04 per bushel. The Ladelys allegedly defaulted and refused to pay for the corn, with Winborn cited in the complaint.
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Farmers Home Administration
Edal Rapids
Winborn
Williamsburg
Ty Herald C
C. Janalene Ladely
Tlamshirg
Ladelys
Snav
Winkorn
Williamehare
Las
Ally
Gay Wenell
FUA
Uae
Bargain auction and events listing
A scattered page lists bargains and local events including a Riverside Townhouse sale on Sunday November 1 items such as coins stamps albums and other valuables. a car theft incident in the 560 block of Sixth Street SW. a free travel feature at Main Library Auditorium on Saturday November 6. barbecues chicken and chitterling buffets. dancing lounges. and various ads for flowers and gifts.
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Shirley Howard
Blogyafivld
Sixth Street
Thursaiy
Gekinkar Ancien! Scioner of
New Jerusalem Chorch
Theft Reported At Audio Round Store
Police were informed Thursday of the theft from Audio Round at 1335 West Avenue SB. Merchandise valued at $1800 was stolen including a stereo deck and two turntables. No receivers were taken. The burglary occurred sometime between 1 p.m. Wednesday and 10 a.m. Thursday.
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West Avenue
Eames
Thypeday
Chamber role praised at Cedar Stupids Marion Area Chamber meeting
Ronald Gage, 31, was arrested Thursday on an assault charge. In city news, the Marion area Chamber of Commerce emphasized the vital role of local chambers in uniting labor and business for community gains, citing efforts to renovate Cedar Rapids airport and a Boardmanship seminar led by Derry McNellis of the Austin Minnesota Chamber. The conference aims to streamline meetings and set clear goals, with a key presentation by Dr. Marvin Lind of the Indiana Job Development Commission.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Stupids-Marion
Cera’ Rapids
Cimmunnity
Iran
Towa
Derry McNellis
Austin
Mim
Chamber of Commeres
McNellis
Marvin Lind
Inwa Neveljobment Commission
Ronald Gage
Chirty-fourth Street
Tern Ilinois
Urbana
Danice Gage
Police Association seeks probe of prison escape
The Iowa State Police Association adopted a resolution at its SAW conference calling for an investigation into the October escape of LaVorim Zaviiringer from Davenport’s minimum security penitentiary. Zaviiringer murdered a postal clerk and attempted to kill another officer, was convicted, and sentenced to life. The union criticizes security practices and urged Governor Ray to order scrutiny of the penitentiary staff.
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Volcemen's Assy
Mart Madison
T He Comereni
Davenport
Paticamat
LaVorim Zaviiringer
Octnber
Assaviation
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Hity
Minkunim
Zaehringer
Aps
Man Bound Over on Car Theft Charge
Man bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing in magistrate court for allegedly stealing a 1973 car owned by Bill Gerencchoun Gel. Police say the vehicle was recovered.
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Terrell
Sixth Avenue SE
Ray Acts Continued from Magis hd Witley
Iowa officials outline energy steps and plant switch plans as the state studies an energy emergency. Duane Arnold of Iowa Electric Light and Power discusses nuclear plant options at Palis, while conservation measures include reduced lighting and sealing building envelopes.
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Ile
Iowa
Duane Arnold
Cedar Rapids
Tiwa Electric Light and Power Co
Arnold
At Hold
Te Department of Public Instruction
Area Vocational Schools
Extension Service
Fragmentary Speech Sparks Policy Discussion on Fuel Links
A garbled report cites Landitiakers backing faster highway links amid debates over a federal speed limit and interstate energy policy. It notes proposed school aid and fuel conservation goals while mentioning Ray and January timing.
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Speekil
Landitiakers
Ray
Hut Ray
Janney
Cedar Rapids Rites Set for Elva Anderson
Elva Bitte Anderson 90 widow of Frank Anderson died in a Gedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Born March 2, 1880 in Bertvaly township she lived in Bertram and Cedar Rapids area. Surviving are three daughters Ruby Grapes Mary Bozarick Velma Condon. son Paul Anderson. 17 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren plus one great great grandchild. She was a member of Bertram United Methodist church and the WACS. Services will be at Turner chapel east at 12:30 p.m. Monday with burial at Campbell cemetery.
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Elva Bitte
Anderson
Frank Anderson
Bertram Township
Gedar Rapids
Bertvaly Township
Ruby Grapes
Versnon
Mary Bozarick
Velma Condon
Cedar Rapid
Paul Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Bertram United Methodist Church
WACS
Turner ‘Chapel East
Verne Neil
Townsend
Campbell Cemetery
Turner East
Four Change Pleas In CB Radio Case Reported
Four defendants pleaded guilty to charges related to operating a CB radio station without proper authorization. Sentences included probation, fines, and pauses in imprisonment. one defendant faced jail if fines remained unpaid. Other counts led to suspended terms and probation, with varied fines and conditional releases.
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Oxcurlale
Antil
Ford Nomination Heads for Senate Vote Ahead of Thanksgiving
Washington AP report says House GOP leader Mike Mansfield hopes for final approval of Gerald Ford's nomination as vice president before Thanksgiving. Mansfield noted senators are awaiting committee hearings and indicated the nomination could be voted on in the week of December 3.
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Washington
Mike Amlansfield
Gerrd Ford
I Mansfield
Senale
Schneider Arrested on Forgery Charge
Rodney Sunmenar and a suspect identified as Schneider were arrested Thursday in connection with forging instruments. A warrant charges Schneider with passing a forged $60 check to Family Shoe since October 26.
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Schneider
Rodney Sunmenar
AFL-CIO Starts Lobbying Effort To Oust Nixon
AFL-CIO begins a lobbying drive against President Nixon, urging urgent action to remove him. The federation campaigns through members, urging Congress to push for decisive steps, and coordinating with allied groups to raise public awareness of the administration’s conduct.
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Afl-Cio
Nixon
Judge Dismisses Delinquency Charge in Preliminary Hearing
Court records show a magistrate dismissed a delinquency charge against Derry Llenecke of Guthavon Street following a preliminary hearing. The case involved allegations of encouraging another to be guilty of immoral conduct with a claim dated October 17.
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Cauel
Anyinay
Oel
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