Marion police report larceny of color television set
Marion police reported a color television set stolen from the Kenneth E. Madson residence at 312 Fortieth Street SE within Marion city limits in Glen Brook Cove. The thieves entered through an unlocked sliding door. value placed at 400 dollars. No other items reported missing.
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British Sailors To Lose Free Rum Ration Schedule Noted
London reports that Royal Navy sailors will surrender their free rum ration as Defence Ministry cites overuse and storage issues. About 70,000 senior sailors plus families express gratitude to Ervin Andersen and others for long service while information on related YMCA programs and Marion firemen ads appears in the page mix.
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Arrest C.R. Youth On Tavern Breakin
An 11-year-old Cedar Rapids boy was charged with breaking and entering in a Saturday theft at the Brown Derby tavern on Twelfth Avenue SE. He faced counts of intoxication and resisting an officer after officers subdued him at the hospital where he had cut his arm during the break‑in. About $20, 12 cartons of cigarettes, and liquor were taken. He was held in the city jail Monday.
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Jail Odes Williams For Drawing a Gun
Williams 41 of 929 Tenth Street SE was held in the city jail on a charge of drawing a gun. Arrested on sworn information by Willie Hodges of 1409 Fifteenth Street SE, Hodges says Williams drew a gun at Hodges’ residence Sunday night.
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Local Colleges Gain Sears Roebuck Grant
Coe Mt. Mercy and Cornell are among more than 950 colleges nationwide receiving a Sears Roebuck grant, supporting higher education programs and campus initiatives.
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Stolen Auto Chase Involving Two Year-Olds Ends Near Fairfax
Police chased a stolen car driven at speeds over 100 mph for 23 miles ending two miles south of Fairfax early Sunday. Three youths fled. two were captured, one at large. Car stolen from Rapids Chevrolet used car lot. One youth processed by youth bureau and released to parents, second youth held, third to be released pending further action. Chase began about 2:59 am.
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Area schools to share part of $1.5 million grant
The Sears, Roe Buck Foundation will award part of a $1.5 million grant to three area schools. The three districts will receive a total of $4,000 with $1 million unrestricted and $500,000 allocated to support college and university libraries.
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Reforms urged for U S prisons by congressional commission
A special commission warned of a continuing cycle of recidivism with 60 percent of released inmates arrested within four years. It urged major reforms to state and federal prisons, minimum federal funding of 25 million, and warned results would take a decade amid systemic issues and limited opportunities. The panel was led by James Bennett and Milton Rectal.
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Planned Phone Rate Cuts Draw Protest
Washington regulators protested FCC interstate long distance rate cuts approved last week for AT&T. They argue the reductions will raise local use charges, while state officials note Bell System requests for local-use rate increases exceed $500 million. Channel listings follow with a talk show.
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Cardinal: Church in Era Of Shared Responsibility
Washington based Cardinal Dearden asserts a new era of shared responsibility for the Catholic Church. He says the Pope and bishops must collaborate, with each diocese aiding oppressed urban communities while wealthy dioceses support weaker ones. Planning and action should be nationally coordinated.
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Coast Guard ends five day search for missing sailors
The coast guard abandoned a five day search for two men missing from the Liberian tanker Ken, believed sunk off Nantucket. Eight bodies have been recovered. An odd misfit segment mentions want ads and a dial number, but no clear further details accompany the main item.
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