ABA Screening Fewer than 12 Potential Court Nominees
The American Bar Association screens a list under twelve suggested by the Ford administration for the Supreme Court vacancy after Justice Douglas. The ABA will rate candidates as not qualified not opposed or among the best available and likely report within days. Betty Ford urged a woman nominee while names such as Lora Mentschikoff and Shirley Hufstedler appear in public speculation. Generals and lawmakers are named as possible picks and urgency to fill the court remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Association
Supreme Court
Ford Administration
Administration
Edward Levi
ABA
Ford
William Douglas
Levi
White House
Justice Department
Betty Ford
Lora Mentschikoff
University of Miami
Fla.) Law School
Betty Southard Murphy
National Labor Relations Board
Carla Hills
Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Circuit Court
Shirley Hufstedler
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Arlin Adams
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Scott
Hills
Griffin
Congress
Ron Nelsen
Senate
Douglas
Lawrence Walsh
Federal Judiciary
Token Compliance With Court's Lawyer Decision
A federally funded study finds many U S courts give only token compliance with the 1972 ruling guaranteeing lawyers for defendants facing potential prison terms. The Boston University report notes widespread waiver pressure, uneven counsel quality, and variable practices across cities including Des Moines Saco and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Boston
Cleveland
Des Moines
Houston
Birmingham
Ala
Belle Glade
Fla
Rocky River
Ohio
Saco
Maine
San Jose
Calif
Cedar Rapids WWI Vets Meet for Potluck Sunday
Cedar Rapids WWI veterans barracks 695 and auxiliary set a Sunday 1 p.m. potluck at Memorial Coliseum with meat and coffee provided and a brief business meeting to follow. Also includes notices of stolen batteries and other local items, plus promotions and community ads.
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Memorial Coliseum
Cornell Student Seeks Court To Void Suspension
A Cornell College student, Michael Radosevich, petitions Linn district court to void his suspension until the end of the first semester after a table‑walking protest during a hearing. He argues the punishment violated college rules and seeks an injunction delaying enforcement until resolution. In a separate notice, Dr Raymond Brandt, 86, longtime Dysart dentist, died in Waukon after living in Mesa, with services set for Postville.
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Cornell College
Mt. Vernon College
Michael Radosevich
Linn
Radosevich
Postville
Raymond Brandt
Dysart
Clermont
Strawberry Point
Waukon
Garnaville
Mesa
Ariz
Iowa
Pleads Guilty in Linn County Drug Posession Case
Plea entered by Panoraman David Barker for a July 1 possession of a controlled substance charge. Sentenced to six months in Linn County jail with five months suspended and fined 750 dollars plus costs.
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David Barker
Linn County
Five Citizen Band Radios Reported Taken
Five citizen band radios valued at nearly 800 dollars were reported stolen Thursday and Friday from three vehicles and a break in. Victims include Thomas F. McDonald operator of Leisure Hour CB Sales reporting radios and an antenna taken from his business. Ted Lindeken reports a radio and two antennas stolen from a pickup. Dennis Ketelsen reports a radio and a leather coat stolen from a locked car. Patrick Joyce reports a radio stolen from a car in the IE Tower parking lot.
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Thomas F. McDonald
Thirty-third Street Drive
Ted Lindeken
Thirtyfourth Street
Dennis Ketelsen
Center Street
Patrick Joyce
Sixth Street
IE Tower
Linn deputies charge two Linn county men with drunk driving
Edward J. Prochaska 28 of 700 Thirty-fifth Street Marion was arrested after allegedly driving erratically on highway 150 north of Hiawatha. Robert R. Keast 18 of Springville was arrested after his car was found in a ditch on a county road south of highway 151. Both remained in the county jail Friday in lieu of bond.
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Linn County
Linn
Edward J. Prochaska
Thirty-fifth Street
Marion
Hiawatha
Robert R. Keast
Springville
Suit Filed Over Fatal Cedar Rapids Car Crash
The Corrigan estate and father John E. Corrigan sue Paul Eugene Yearous in Linn district court for 117000 over a November 12 1973 Linn county road collision that killed 16 year old Garry Corrigan. Claim seeks 90000 for the estate 2000 for vehicle damage and 25000 for medical expenses and loss of services.
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Independence
Cedar Rapids
Garry J. Corrigan
John E. Corrigan
Linn District Court
Paul Eugene Yearous
Linn
Robbery reported in Fifth Street SE case details
John Kund, 41, of 248 Twenty-first avenue SW, was robbed early Thursday near Fifth Street SE. Two men pulled him from his car, demanded $16 and papers, and fled after breaking his right ankle. Kund was treated at Mercy hospital and police found glasses and papers in an alley. Chief LaPeters cited a delayed report due to internal problems.
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Fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
John Kund
Twenty-first Avenue
Kund
Kuncl
Wallace LaPeters
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and pricing note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co details its daily Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed with various week and 52 week options and regional restrictions. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
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Didates
Robert Bork
Transportation
William Coleman
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Scott’s
Law School
Harold Tyler
Organized
Bar
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Clement Haynsworth
G. Harrold Carswell
Center For Criminal Justice
Boston University Law School
Sistance Administration
Ken Blin
Jeff Eidel
Jack Hubler
Larry Cole
Illinois Street
Pure Water Company
Richard Wigger
Route Three
Lindale Plaza
1St Ave
G. W. Schmidt
G. L. Schmidt
Devonshire Drive
2Nd Force Service Regiment
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Chicago
Travel & Transport
Adv
Hoover House
West Branch
Montrose, Doors
Mark Nissen
Fred T. Nissen
Henry Court NW
Embassy Club
Jack Sedlacek
Over the Hill Gang
Shriners and Guests
Moose
10Th Ave. S.W
The
Linn County Assn. For
Bishops
Baumhoefener Nursery
Johnson Ave
Lynn’s
Nelson's Grocery and Meat
Evy’s Lounge
Marilyn
Tony
Blair Thorn Trio
Johann Eschbach
Bishops Downtown
Nelson's Grocery and Meats
E. L
Colton
Pol. Adv
Roger
Roger Pope
6Th St. SW
Julie Ford
Underwood Avenue
F Avenue NE
Janet Lynn
Tom Beadsley
Ellis Boulevard NW
Robert Michel
E Avenue NW
Michel
AB Penny Strait
Gerald Strait
Seventeenth Street
Oere Afb
Albuquerque
Jerome
Montrose Hotel Food Service
Gerald Voss
Hillside Drive
Quality Furs
Berger Furrier
Ova Jenkins
Dalewood Avenue
15Th St
Stanley Jandik
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Charles Schmitt
1603 Avenue NE
First Avenue NE
Matteson Health Products
Health Hut
Ece Recovery
First Christian Church
Marion Presbyterian Church
Cornell
Ralph Schrader
Waldo Langwall
Sparta
Wis
Schutte’s
Green Acres Cemetery
Carpetland
U.S.A
Peck
Center Pt
Flower & Garden
AME
van Wr
C.R. Man
Loun
Calvert the
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