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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1987
Page
24
City notices list life insurance program on Wednesday at Witwer Center and a variety of local ads. Advertisers include Johnson Nut Company, Ady AdvamtAGE, and Shopping Cart delivery service with numerous events at Marion Heights and St George venues.
An all female American Legion post topic for a Coralville meeting at 7 p.m. at Post 271 Highway 6 West. Members joining that night will have names engraved on a permanent charter. Women who served in World War I II Korea or Vietnam are eligible to join. Contact Edith Kurth after 5 p.m. for details.
A South Korean delegation on a three state trade mission toured Hockwell International premises in Cedar Rapids after visiting Iowa City. The group traveled to Des Moines Saturday afternoon as part of the fact finding tour.
Des Moines man Johnny Ray Roberts 32 was sentenced to 30 years for the Blue Valley Federal Savings and Loan robbery in St Joseph Missouri where nearly 16000 dollars was taken. Gary Eugene Smith 34 received 12 years for his role. a third suspect Albert Looze shot himself as officers closed in.
Rollyn Hartman 33 of Route 1 Apling ton faces two assault charges for allegedly striking Karen Ferry 40 and punching and kicking Dennis Ferry 47 at the Ferry home 1727 Grande Ave SE Friday evening. Hartman released on bond. Surveillance notes burglary and theft at 421 10th St NE between 4 PM and 1 PM Friday.
A sequence of emergency calls includes medical emergencies at Langdon Ave SW 6228 and 1521 15th St SE Apt 212, a dumpster fire behind Fifth Ave SE, and fires at 3912 E Ave NW. Other incidents list accidental alarms and multiple addresses with times from 8:29 pm to 5:33 pm.
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