City landfill fee plan prompts council second reading
City manager Peter F Crivaro reports few calls on the proposed landfill fee schedule with one suggestion for an annual fee from a commercial hauler and a rural resident asking about pay per use. Residents are urged to submit suggestions and attend Monday's council meeting for a second reading of the ordinance. The 1969 dump operation cost is projected at 82000 with 45000 from income other than taxation and 37000 to be raised by taxes, the fee plan reducing tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter F. Crivaro
Crivaro
Fatal crash in Fort Madison involves couple
David Cale, 63, of Cantril, died Friday when a pickup driven by his wife collided with a parked milk truck in Fort Madison. Mrs. Cale was hospitalized at Sacred Heart in Fort Madison in fair condition.
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Fort Madison
UPI
David Cale
Cale
Sacred Heart Hospital
Santa Claus visits Marion with park hours and events
The Marion Chamber of Commerce announces Santa’s park arrival next Friday at 10 30 a m by donkeys owned by Don Yanda of Central City. Free movies at the Marion theater and letter to Santa activities for children up to eight. Hours are 10 30 a m to noon 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 30 p m Friday and 10 a m to noon and 2 to 4 p m Saturday. Downtown merchants extend hours to 9 p m on Friday and daily through Dec 23 starting Dec 9.
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Santa Claus
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Santa
Don Yanda
Central City
Marion Theater
City Park House
Marion
Turner Charges Coupal Gives Us Bad Time
Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner says Highway Director J R Coupal seeks his own counsel for the highway commission for political reasons. Turner accuses Coupal of withholding space and support for AG staff, while proposing a budget raise to 615 442 per year to grow his legal office from 25 to 29 attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Coupal
Des Moines
Richard Turner
J. R. Coupal
Iowa Highway Commission
Joe
Robert Ray
Highway Commission
Ames
Commission
The
Ray
Youths Cleared in Haircut Incident by City Judge
Three youths charged with assault and battery after a June 23 haircut at Midway Lanes were found innocent by Municipal Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. The judge ruled the state failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Witnesses testified the victim Glen Wolrab cut his own hair and consented to the process. Clark Bechka and Leoral Kruse, college students, and David Clark, in the armed forces, faced arrest warrants and later acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren M. Hullinger
Elva Wolrab
Mt. Vernon
Glen
Leoral Kruse
Lisbon
David Clark
Linn County
Hullinger
Bechka
Kruse
Clark
World Red Meeting Planned in Moscow May 1969
The world communist summit conference is planned for May 1969 in Moscow after 67 of 88 parties agreed in Budapest to hold it. A preparatory commission will meet in March to draft the agenda and set the exact date. Some allies balk at attendance over the Moscow Pekin split and Czechoslovak invasion fallout.
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Moscow
Vienna
CTK
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Red China
Yugoslavia
North Korea
North Vietnam
Moscow-Peking
Reunion Island
CTR
McNamara Arrives in Kabul to Discuss World Bank Projects
Robert McNamara president of the World Bank arrives in Kabul Afghanistan from Moscow for talks on bank financed projects.
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McNamara
Afghanistan
Kabul
Eastern Iowa Schools Told How To Get Off Probation
Eight eastern Iowa districts under probation must meet state standards by next June to avoid loss of state aid. Dwight Bode led a Cedar Rapids meeting urging mergers and shared services to bolster libraries, curriculum guides, and special education access. Districts include Center Point Alburnett Central City Lisbon Clarence London Bennett Durant.
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Iowa
Dwight Bode
Linn
Johnson
Cedar
Washington
State Department of Public Instruction
Stanley Kerr
State Department
Cedar Rapids
Bode
Center Point
Alburnett
Central City
Lisbon
Clarence
Londen, Bennett and
Durant
Johnson Confident of Ends to Vietnam and Home Unrest
President Johnson, marking five years in the White House, speaks of an enforced vacation with mixed feelings—pride in education health and conservation gains, regret over stepping back from politics, and hope for Vietnam progress and domestic calm before leaving office January 20. He notes planned farming and teaching focus at his Texas ranch.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
Vietnam
Paris
John F. Kennedy
LBJ
Texas
National Council On the Arts
Typewriter and Drugs Stolen in Two Cedar Rapids Break-ins
Cedar Rapids police report two break-ins Thursday night into Stamats Publishing Co. and Paramount Pharmacy. At Stamats, an electric portable typewriter worth 257 dollars was stolen after a window smash, with offices ransacked and stamps and cigars taken. The Paramount Pharmacy on Jacolyn Drive NW was burglarized to steal 175.60 dollars worth of prescription drugs, with the lower half of the front door damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Stamats Publishing Co
Sixth Avenue SE
Paramount Pharmacy
Jacolyn Drive
Chain Saw Incident Injures Cedar Rapids Worker
Richard E. Danley, 32, of 1403 Fifth Street NW and a Cedar Rapids forestry department employee, was treated at St. Luke’s hospital after sustaining chain saw lacerations to the mouth and nose. The accident occurred while he worked with a city crew at 1617 Second Avenue SE shortly after 10 a.m. Danley was sawing a log in an upward motion when the log rolled and the saw struck his face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Danley
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Reformatory Escapee Returns From Davenport Flight
Michael A. Darrow, 20, Davenport, surrendered at Newton pre release center Thursday morning and was returned to Anamosa Reformatory after escaping July 24 by climbing a drain pipe. He arrived March 16 to begin a five year larceny sentence in Scott County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Michael A. Darrow
Davenport
Newton
Darrow
Reformatory
Scott County
Boy Trapped in Soda Machine in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a soda pop machine trapped 13 year old Frederick Johnson’s arm. Firefighters freed him after about an hour. He was treated for a cold and numb hand. Fire Lt. Maurice Welch described the incident and the unusually high position of the arm.
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Cincinnati
Frederick Johnson
Maurice Welch
Welch
Speck Death Penalty Upheld by Illinois Supreme Court
The Illinois Supreme Court upheld Richard Speck’s conviction and death sentence for the Chicago nurse killings. It rejected claims that he could not get a fair Peoria trial, that the jury was unqualified for the death penalty, and that capital punishment was cruel and unusual. A new execution date was set for January 31, 1969.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
Finois Supreme Court
Richard Speck
Chicago
Speck
Peoria
Weekend in Hospital For Governor-Elect
Governor elect Robert Ray will be hospitalized to have pins removed from his right ankle after a plane crash last April. He plans to enter Methodist hospital Friday for surgery Saturday morning. Doctors expect discharge Sunday or Monday. The ankle broke when his light plane crashed near Thornton during a rain storm. He was sidelined from campaigning until mid-June.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Ray
Ray
Methodist Hospital
John Kelley
Thornton
Three Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Cedar Rapids
Three petitions for bankruptcy were filed in federal court in Cedar Rapids. Margaret and Ronald Kindschick of Buckingham report 4494 dollars in debts and 700 dollars in assets, 500 exempt. he works as a farm worker. Susan I Clift of 917 Ninth Avenue SE lists 3669 dollars in debts and 950 dollars in assets, all exempt. she is unemployed. Kenneth Cahill of 827 Sixth Street SE shows 5508 dollars in debts and 350 dollars in assets, all exempt. his wife Ida lists 5443 dollars in debts and 100 dollars in assets, all exempt. she is a waitress and he a truck driver.
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Cedar Rapids
Margaret
Ronald Kindschick
Buckingham
Susan I. Clift
Ninth Avenue SE
Kenneth Cahill
Sixth Street
Ida
Strauss rules out revaluing the German mark
Finance Minister Franz Josef Strauss told the West German parliament that his government has no plan to revalue the mark despite circulating European rumors.
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Bonn
UPI
Franz Josef Strauss
Europe
Probate and zoning notices from Linn County Iowa 1968
Probate notice for Ina M. Johnson names The Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids as executor with deadlines for filing claims and actions. Zoning ordinances consider rezoning lots in Cedar Rapids to M-1 and B-2 with conditions on drives fences and setbacks, including acceptance by corporations Nash-Finch and others.
Paul Harvey Comments on Police Cuffing on KCRG News
KCRG TV 9 News features Paul Harvey discussing perceived targeting of the wrong people in police handcuffing. The program airs at 5:30 and 10 PM on weekdays in color.
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Paul Harvey
Kcrg-Tv
Notice of Probate of Will and Estate in Linn County
Probate No. 34615 announces Sara E. Miller deceased. Milo E. Shaw and O W Lawrence named executors. Creditors must file claims with Linn County District Court within six months from second publication. Notice dated November 1968 with heirs and executors in Fort Myers Florida and California address.
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State of
Owain
Linn
Sara E. Miller
Milo E. Shaw
W. Lawrence
Mito Shaw & O. W. Lawrence
Ft. Myers
Florida
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lawrence & Crissman
Said
Cada Dantae
Lauren
Notice of Administrator Appointment for Florian W Hac Estate
In Linn County Iowa district court an administrator was appointed November 12 1968 for the estate of Florian W Hac deceased. Creditors must file claims with the district clerk within six months from the second publication and may amend or pay as allowed. Second publication dated November 22 1968.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Ina M. Johnson
National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Reese
Edar Rapids
Shuttleworth & Ingersoll
Best Ordaine Council
City OF
6Th Street
S.W
28Th Avenues
Courtery Kitchen
Frank A. Bush
Altest
Harold G. Schaefer
Ella Lund
Robert C. Nelson
Robert C._ Nelson
Florian W. Hac
Joan Kopecky
Michael Burak
Elsie Burak
Kubicek
Novak & Kubicek
William C Harrigan v Lavona Harrigan divorce petition
In Linn County Iowa the District Court hears a petition for absolute divorce from cruel and inhuman treatment. The plaintiff seeks custody of the children and division of household goods plus further relief. Defendants must appear within 20 days after the last publication or a default judgment will be entered. Attorney James E Bennett Cedar Rapids.
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District Court of the State of Laws
Linn County
William Charles Harrigan
Phaintiff
Lavona
Arlene Harrigan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
James E. Bennett
Higley Bulldina
Plaintitt
Notice of Probate of Will and Appointment of Executor
Probate of the will of Michael Burak deceased proceedings dated June 17 1965. Elsie Burak is appointed executor of the estate. Creditors must file claims with the court by law. Dated November 12 1968. Kubicek Novak and Kubicek.
Petition for specific performance in Linn County court
In Linn County District Court Bona Fide Inc Edward Wolfe and Dorothy Wolfe sue Freddie L Altiser and Faye R Altiser for specific performance to convey Lot 16 Block 4 Lincoln Way Village First Addition and for further relief costs and fees. Defendants must answer by December 20, 1968 or default judgment will be entered at Cedar Rapids court. Attorneys Fisher Yarosky and Martin represent plaintiffs.
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District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Iowa
Bona Fide Inc
Edward 5. Wolfe
Dorothy Wolfe
Freddie L. Altiser
Faye ‘R. Altiser
Wolfe
Lincoln Way Village
Faye R. Altiser
Edward §. Wolfe
Cedar Rapids
Fisher, Yarowsky & Martin Attorneys
Granby Building
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Shan Kroger
Brian Meewes
Jeff Buiik
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Carl Haherly
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Jeff Hamilton
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Stacey and
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YMCA
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Tan-Da
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Lisa Potter
Laura Knapp
Renee McElree
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Silas Shefelbine
Twenty-second Street
St. Luke’ S Hospital
South 11Th St
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Tim
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Peter Hurd
Arizona
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Beoth
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Uneco Corporation
Richard V. Myers
Universal Engineering Corporation
Richard V. Mayers
Nash-Finch Company
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Harry R. Terpstra
Twila Wyman
Orville Cox
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Schmidt
Elseatte & Pr. Co
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Marion Kelgas
Br & Pr. Co
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George A
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Burroughs
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Bowdighters
Aston
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Lakeserville
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Exchange State Bank
Raemers
James Barnes
Donald Waddell
Marlin
Hiner Brothe Hiner Plumbing & Heating Oon
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Hiner
Brown Township Trust
Squid Carves
Haro! Krause
Brown Township
Dale Stambaugh
Fred Taylor
Virginia McShene
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Donald D. Holm
Cryovac Employees Credit Union
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