Kellogg Named Director of East Central Iowa Crime Commission
Charles Connett reports that Jack Kellogg, a Cedar Rapids police civilian employee, was named director of the East Central Iowa Area Crime Commission after a 90 minute closed session. Kellogg will start at 13000 a year on Nov. 27. The seven county group aims to secure federal funds for law enforcement and includes Maynard Schneider as another candidate finalist. The next meeting is Dec. 15 in Iowa City.
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Jack Kellogg
Old
Marion Road
Cedar Rapids
Kellogg
Maynard Schneider
Johnson County
Linn County Crime Commission
Police Department
George Orr
Iowa Crime Commission
Cedar Rapids Safety
John Oberthien
Iowa
Orr
Schneider
Oberthien
Regional Commission
Benton County
Cedar County
Iowa County
Jones County
Linn County
Washington County
East Central Commission
Iowa City
Services Monday for Joseph P. Howe 54
Joseph P Howe 54 of Springville Route 1 died Thursday after a sudden illness Born August 31 1918 in Des Moines county he lived in Linn county the last five years A retired senior master sergeant of the air force with 23 years service he saw action in World War II and Korea He is survived by wife Mildred Howe a son Timothy and two daughters Judith Webb and Jo Ann Stewart all of California two sisters and two brothers eight grandchildren The body is at Stewart funeral home Cedar Rapids calling hours Saturday 2 9 p m Sunday 1 9 p m Services Monday 10 30 a m Stewart funeral home conducted by Rev Ernest Engler Burial St Marys Cemetery Kingston at 3 p m with military services at the grave Contributions may be made to the heart fund.
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Springville
Joseph P. Howe
Des Moines
Linn County
Howe
Air Force
Mildred Howe
Timothy Howe
Judith Webb
Jo- Ann Stewart
California
Ray Luckenbill
Mediapolis
William ‘Daves
Burlington
Sherman Howe
Lakewood
Calif
William Howe
Stewart Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Engler
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Kingston
Heart Fund
Three Cases To Grand Jury
Three defendants appeared in municipal court and were bound over to the grand jury. Mark Eidsmoe and Katherine Eidsmoe of 123 First Avenue SW face forgery charges after bound over on a $5 check signed Cathy Lingo used at Daniels Grocery on July 25. Martin Fritz of 5021 Montclair Drive NW was bound over after a preliminary hearing on a larceny charge for taking a heat motor belonging to Lee Layton on August 12.
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Mark Eidsmoe
Katherine Eidsmoe
First Avenue SW
Cathy Lingo
Daniels Grocery
Martin Fritz
Montclair Drive
Lee Layton
Erlacher Cleared of Assault Charge in Municipal Court
Robert Erlacher of 600 Second Street SW was found innocent Tuesday after a municipal court trial on a charge of assault and battery. He had been accused by Gary Cahill of assaulting Eric Cahill on September 22.
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Robert Erlacher
Second Street
Gary Cahill
Eric Cahill
Scouts Honor Pack 101 and 560 Award Recipients Named
Cub Scouts Pack 101 awarded honors Thursday at Eisenhower school to Marty Miller Vince Swallom Erin Perry and David Campbell. Pack 560 awards were presented Thursday at Bowman Woods elementary school to Doug Joyce Richard Marshall Scott Maddsen Brian Carris Tom Bennett Bret Benz Bill Gibbs Steve Cole Mike Tibor and Roger Van Cleave.
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Eisenhower School
Marty Miller
Vince Swallom
Erin Perry
David Campbell
Bowman Woods
Doug Joyce
Richard Marshall
Scott Maddsen
Brian Carris
Tom Bennett
Bret Benz
Bill Gibbs
Steve Cole
Mike Tibor
Roger van Cleave
Zoological Society To Deliver Outreach Brochures
About 400 Hawkeye Zoological Society volunteers will distribute brochures Sunday to over 34 000 Cedar Rapids households. The leaflets outline the society aims and request public support for a proposed natural habitat zoological garden in the area.
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Hawkeye Zoological Society
Cedar Rapids
The
Zoological Society
Coupal Outlines Iowa Road Work Alternatives
Iowa Director of Highways J. R. Coupal told the Iowa Good Roads Association that 1973 marks the first year the department’s ability to let contracts hinges mainly on funds rather than staff. He outlined four possible paths: shrink the program to match revenue, raise revenues, issue bonds to expand now and pay later, or pursue toll roads. He noted a 20 year revenue shortfall of about 30 million dollars annually under current cost projections.
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Coupal
IRGA
Commission
Bond Issue Passed for English Valley High School
Ten years ago voters in English Valley approved a bond issue totaling 560000 dollars to fund a new high school facility.
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English Valley
Cedar Rapids Briefs Under Alcohol and Drug Abuse Meeting and Local Notices
Local notices and ads cover a noon Tuesday meeting of the Committee on Alcohol and Drug Abuse in conference room L-3 400 Third Avenue SE. Also listed are fundraisers at Legion Club Hall Friday from 9 to 1 with admission $2, and multiple community ads for dinners, hair services, theft reports, and local business promotions.
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Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Committee On Alcohol and Drug Abuse Board
L-3
Third Avenue SE
Go Ahead Given On Relocation Mall
City Manager Ray Wells said HUD officials in Omaha approved construction of a Clinton street relocation mall in Iowa City. The 18 modular units will temporarily replace about ten businesses rerouted by the downtown urban renewal plan and Clinton street will close periodically during construction. City council contracts for the units are to be approved at a special Friday meeting.
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Iowa City
Ray Wells
HUD
Omaha
Clinton Street
Mortar shells strike Nahal Golan sector in Golan Heights
Tel Aviv reports mortar shells fired from Syria hit the Nahal Golan sector of the occupied Golan Heights on Friday. A military source said there were no casualties.
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Tel Aviv
UPS
Nahal Golan
Golan Heights
Buchanan Canvass: Races Unchanged
Independence party candidate Robert D. Dilley gained 10 votes in Buchanan county canvass raising total to 52. Other changes include small shifts for Linda Jenness, Louis Fischer, Fred Benton, Gus Hall, Gabriel Green, and several Republican and Democratic local and state candidates after review by Auditor Helen McCullen.
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Dilley
American Independent Party
Buchanan County
Helen McCullen
Linda Jenness
Socialist Workers
Louis Fisher
Socialist Labor
Fred R. Benton
U.S
Gus Hall
Communist Party
Gabriel Green
Universal Party
Robert H. Lounsberry
Fred Cherry
Betty Cameron
Art Kitner
Joseph R. Holgate
Daryl Roberts
Nixon Proclaims Thanksgiving Harvest Message
Washington AP Nixon designates November 23 as Thanksgiving. In his annual proclamation he warns against fashionable despair and urges Americans to take heart and give thanks. He notes progress toward lasting peace this year and places trust in providence for future opportunities.
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Washington
Nixon
America
C.R. Man 24 Faces Contributing Charge
Gerald Hagerman, 24, of 1525 Fourth Avenue SE, released on ten percent of $110 bond after arrest for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Police say he assisted a 15 year old boy on June 22 in soliciting without a license and obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Gerald Hagerman
Fourth Avenue SE
Hagerman
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Charles Connett
Clr
Erlacher
Cub
Carpetland
U.S.A
Ames
Iowa Highway Commission
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Iowa Good Roads Assn
Highway Commission
Engineering Aid
Smulekoff
Acras
Hamilton Beach
Nancy Hughs
Good Times
Legion Club Hall
Lynn
Food Center
Kirkwood College
Jack Neuzil
C. A. Fox
Terry Miner
North Townecourt
Danna College
Blair
Darling Tiny Toy Poodles
Adv
Alcoholics Anonymous
Fourth Street SE
Ron Passmore
Indiandale Circle SE
First Avenue SE
Blue Moon
Artiste Salon
First Avenue NE
John Hayes
Greenwood Drive
Roosevelt Hotel
Bath Boutique
Thomas Plumbing
Immaculate Conception
People’s Church
3Rd Avenue SE
Clark
Nelson
Seeley’s. Ellis
Jerome’s
Ellis Y.M.C.A
Y-Indian Guides
2Nd Ave
Shakey’s
10Th St
Sturgeon Chiropractic Clinic
Ramza’s
10Th St. SE
Independence
Robert D
C.R. Man
Cedar Memorial Flower Shop
1St Ave
Bezdek’s Florist
Marion Blvd
Marion
Newport's Greenhouse
Wilson SW
Peck’s
Green Thumb
Center Pt. Rd
Blair's Flower Shop
7Th Ave
Novotny Flowers
Toman’s Florist
Center Point Rd
Pierson’s Flower Shop
Ellis Blvd
Lewellen Florist
Town & Country
Prestige
Mt. Vernon Rd
Stejskal's Florist
Bowling
Krebs Florist
18Th St
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