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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1968

Page

9

Ethics Question Is Raised Over Jepsen Caucus Vote

Davenport Lt governor elect Roger Jepsen may vote in the Monday caucus on senate leadership for 1969, sparking an ethics question among Republican senators. Jepsen aims to back David Stanley against Sen. Robert Rigler as GOP leader while pressuring for pro tempore role.

Jepsen Caucus Frank Nye Roger Jepsen Davenport David Stanley Muscatine Senate Jepsen Senate Republicans Savery Hotel Stanley Robert R. Rigler New Hampton Rigler Des Moines G.O.P

Bank Bandits Getaway Car Found in Des Moines

Des Moines police recovered a 1965 Thunderbird believed to be the getaway car from the Booneville bank robbery. The vehicle, stolen from Des Moines resident R. B. Stickler, was found abandoned 20 blocks from downtown. Three men were seen in the car as it left the bank area.

Des Moines Booneville Farmers and Merchants Bank R. B. Stickler Elmo E. Cash Elena Hartz Dallas Federal Bureau of Investigation John Wright

Radl challenges ISEA questions in education interview move

Iowa legislator Rep. Richard Radl criticizes the Iowa State Education Association for hiring Frank N. Magid Associates to interview lawmakers. He argues special interest groups should face scrutiny, not legislators, and questions the group’s approach to education policy and programmed instruction.

Lisbon Linn County Iowa State Education Assn Richard Radl Dlisbon Association Rep. Rad Frank N. Magid ISEA America Radl

Iowa City Man Faces Two Robbery Charges

Iowa City resident James Nicholas Blackman, 24, was arrested on two robbery with aggravation counts and one larceny of a motor vehicle charge. He allegedly helped in the June 12 George’s Gourmet Inn holdup, and detectives later linked him to the February Eagle’s supermarket robbery. Bond set at $15,000. preliminary hearing scheduled for 8:30 a.m. December 4.

Iowa City James Nicholas Blackman North Clinton Street Donald Joseph Thomason Coralville Blackman Eagle’s Robert Harper Wardway University Memorial Union

Messiah performances at Luther college sell out

Reserve tickets for Handel Messiah at Luther College in Decorah show sold out for the 3 p.m. seating with two performances scheduled Nov 30 and Dec 1. General admission bleacher seats remain available. Meanwhile Kenneth W Crabb of Colesburg received a 30 day suspended jail sentence for drunk driving after a Sept 14 accident and was placed on six months parole.

Decorah Luther Field House Luther College Manchester Kenneth W. Crabb Colesburg

Canadian Specialist At Iowa UN Session

Prof. D. Colwyn Williams, international law scholar from the University of Saskatchewan, will speak at the Eastern Iowa Model United Nations from December 6 to 8. He lectures on The Restless Generation Faces the UN and has led Canadian UN associations in Saskatchewan.

Iowa Iowa City D. Colwyn Williams Williams University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Canada United Nations Assn North Saskatchewan

Bandit Robs Woman and Fires at Son in Des Moines nearby

A Des Moines man robbed Helen Bradley, 51, striking her, taking her purse and fleeing. Her son chased the assailant but was missed by two shots fired at him. In Columbus Junction a special school election is set for December 12 to approve a $100,000 bond for a high school addition with polls open noon to 7 p.m.

Columbus Junction Des Moines Helen Bradley Columbus Community Louisa Muscatine State of Iowa

Johnson Sewage Rule Amendments Proposed in Johnson County

IOWA CITY The Johnson county board of health presented proposed amendments to county sewage regulations to the board of supervisors. The rules set minimum distances between absorption systems and allow limited clustering on certain tracts owned by individual establishments. The plan includes area based exemptions and thresholds for multiple systems per acreage.

Iowa City Johnson County Board of Health Board of Supervisors Lake Macbride Cornville Reservoir Coralville Reservoir

Beam Held on Breaking and Entering Charge at Family Bowl

Robert Beam, 34, is jailed on $10,000 bond after arrest in a breakin at the Family Bowl east of town. He is charged with breaking and entering and is held in the county jail.

Manchester Robert Beam

Plats Approved by County Board Under Zoning Rules

The preliminary and final plats have been approved by the board of supervisors in accordance with county zoning requirements.

Board of Supervisors

Iowa City Bridge and Street Bonds Sold

Iowa City city council at a special meeting on Thursday sold 2 million dollars in general obligation bonds for a bridge and street improvement program. Northern Trust Co. and Associates of Chicago was the successful bidder. The street bonds of 1,353,000 dollars averaged 4.05 percent interest, while 650,000 dollars of bridge bonds sold at 4.01 percent. Eight bidders competed for the bridge bonds and ten for the street bonds.

Iowa City Northern Trust Co. and Associates of Chicago

Marine AWOL escapee captured after jail break

Frankie J. Bishop an 18 year old marine described as AWOL and who escaped from the Jefferson county jail Wednesday was captured Thursday by Salem Town Marshal Stanley Haynes in a patrol stop.

Salem (Ap Frankie J. Bishop A.w.o.l Jefferson County Salem Stanley Haynes

Waukon Annexes Howe Property at City Edge

The Waukon city council annexed Charle Howe’s property at the west edge of town by request. The area includes a trailer court, laundry and residence.

Waukon Charle Howe Howe

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