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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1971

Page

4

Gil Voss Honored in Iowa City Alcoholic Recovery House

In Iowa City a recovery house was named for Gil Voss in recognition of two decades of aid to alcoholics. Gov. Ray presented a certificate of appreciation. Marion Neely lauded Voss for selfless service. Mayor Hickerson proclaimed a Gil Voss day. the family attended a dinner and open house alongside donors.

Iowa City Gil Voss Voss Robert Ray Iowa Marion Neely Loren Hickerson

Iowa U Relations Chief Honored by Public Relations Group

Gordon B. Strayer director of public information and university relations at the University of Iowa was elected to the hall of fame of the American College Public Relations Assn and American Alumni Council Mid-America district. He has served ACPRA as secretary and district director and trustee and received the citation at the 1971 AAC-ACPRA district conference in South Sioux City Nebraska. Strayer joined Iowa in 1949 and became head of his unit in 1964.

South Sioux City Neb UPI University of Iowa American College Public Relations Assn American Alumni Council Mid-America Gordon B. Strayer ACPRA Strayer

Infant Ian Fisher Dies in Tama Boone Parents Mourn

11 month old Ian Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Fisher of Boone died. Survived by two sisters Lisa and Susan and grandparents Arnold Lewis Tama C H Fisher Chelsea. Graveside services were held Monday afternoon at Boone.

Tama Ian Fisher Jerry Fisher Boone Dodie Lewis Lisa Susan Arnold Lewis C. H. Fisher Chelsea

Presbyterian Unit Criticizes New Draft Rules

DES MOINES AP A spokesman for the United Presbyterian Iowa Synod committee says the new Selective Service regulations are unfair. Rev Allen Maruyama of Dubuque says the 60 day appeal window is shortened to 15 days and the conscientious objector forms are too complex for those with limited education. The committee also cites lack of advance publication by draft director Curtis Tarr and plans to file criticisms with Tarr and Iowa’s delegation. The rules take effect Dec 3 unless revised.

DES Moines United Presbyterian Iowa Synod Committee Allen Maruyama Dubuque Maruyama Curtis Tarr Presbyterian Tarr Iowa

Fayette Zoning Hearings Slated

Fayette county zoning commission sets two public hearings on a proposed county-wide zoning ordinance. The first will be December 2 at the West Union courthouse and the second January 6 in Oelwein at an announced location. Copies of the plan are on display at county public offices.

West Union Fayette County

Man Escaped Seven Times Nabbed Again in Des Moines

Anis Walker, 26, who escaped from Ft. Madison a month ago, was captured in a Des Moines apartment. Police found two loaded shotguns and a loaded rifle there. He offered no resistance. Walker is serving a 15 year sentence and has escaped seven times from various institutions.

Des Moines Anis Walker Ft. Madison Walker

Newlyweds Lose Mobile Home in Farm Fire

DYERSVILLE Newlyweds Diane and Walter March lost their new home before living in it. Walter 19 and Diane Breitbach 18 were married Saturday and during the wedding reception a mobil e home on the March farm west of Dyersville burned. Fire loss estimated at 5000 dollars.

Dyersville Diane Walter March Walter Diane Breitbach March

Beals L. R. Pat Beals Dies In Iowa City At 71

L R Pat Beals 71 longtime Iowa City resident and former city engineer and streets superintendent died suddenly at his home. Services set for 1 p m Tuesday at Donohue mortuary. He graduated from Iowa City High School and worked for Johnson County engineering before joining the city and later went into real estate after retirement.

Iowa City L. R Pat” Beals Donohue Mortuary Beals Iowa City High School Johnson County Engineering Department

Security Guard Charged in Ames Station Robbery

Paul E. Sherman 22 of Ames faced armed robbery charges for hitting a service station across from the highway commission HQ. Police alleged he used long bladed scissors to take 52 dollars and was caught after a short high speed chase.

Ames Iowa Highway Commission Highway Commission Paul E. Sherman Sherman

Short Session Urged by Neu

Washington UPI Sen. Arthur Neu urged a brief session to avoid electioneering during the term. The Republican nominee for lieutenant governor said GOP leaders promised the session would end by March, and called for at least two days weekly on appropriation measures to ensure understanding before votes.

Washington UPI Arthur Neu R-Carroll G.O.P Neu

Pickets Reported At Stock Yards In Sioux City

Pickets formed at the Sioux City stockyards after midnight to begin a six day strike by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America against United Stock Yards Co. Local 176 cites 99 union members affected. company says operations mostly continue with 40 managers on site. Other yards affected include Sioux Falls Fargo St Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee. dispute centers on bargaining for all United yards versus individual contracts. The strike follows a 1965 four week action. contract expired November 1 with no talks since.

Sioux City Amalgamated North America United Stock Yards Co Jess Edwards Edwards Sioux Falls S.D Fargo N.D St. Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee United L. V. Kuhl

East Iowans Receive U. of Illinois Degrees

Diplomas for 639 October graduates of the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign will be mailed around Dec 1. The total includes 61 bachelor and 578 advanced degrees. East Iowans among recipients include Cedar Rapids Charles R. Pyle Jr Ph.D. Iowa City Richard J. Bloesch doctor of musical arts Carolyn C. Trimble Ph.D. Vinton David M Hibbs MS.

Urbana Ill University of Illinois At Urbana- Champaign

Cedar Rapids Gazette details and subscription rates

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with monthly and yearly prices and restrictions. The Associated Press owns exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

the Gazette Co Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

Farms Vandalized for Third Year in Row

George and Albert Schmitt, four miles apart east of Lone Tree, report to the Johnson county sheriff that their farms suffered the third year of vandalism in three years. Sunday’s damage included slashed tractor tires and chains, torn feed sacks, scattered feed, and a broken cattle gate, resembling 1969 and 1970 incidents.

George Albert Schmitt Here Johnson County

R B Hayes of Palo Dies Rites Tuesday

R B Hayes of Palo died Sunday after a brief illness at 81. Born March 27, 1890, he was a retired farmer and former Palo Savings Bank president. Surviving include his wife Minnie Rabe, a son Curtis, four daughters, a grandson, six granddaughters, two brothers, two sisters, and several in-laws. Memorial services are set for 1 30 p m Tuesday at Turner chapel west with burial at Palo cemetery. Friends may call at Turner west. casket open until 1 15 p.m.

Palo Rutherford Burm Hayes Minnie Rabe Hayes Palo Savings Bank Palo Methodist Church Curtis J. Hayes Melvin Ebersole Maquoketa Russell Rasmus Manchester

Girl 16 dies after inhaling aerosol spray

Milan Illinois report says Dana Liffler died from pulmonary edema caused by sniffing a pressurized Pam aerosol can contents and inhalation method. Coroner notes risk of toxic effects and high intoxication from breathing large quantities.

Milan, Ill Rock Island Milan Dana Liffler James Shaw Shaw

McGovern Plans Farm Hearings In Iowa For 1972 Platform

Senator George McGovern will hold a single farm hearings in Des Moines on December 3 to draft the farm plank for the 1972 Democratic platform. He chairs the subcommittee on farm income and will hear leaders from major farm groups. The session runs 9 to 11 30 a m at the Kirkwood hotel with stops in Cedar Rapids Iowa City Ames and Des Moines on December 2.

Des Moines George McGovern Kirkwood McGovern Iowa Cedar Rapids Iowa City Ames

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Schwengel Backs 5 Percent Social Security Boost

Congressman Fred Schwengel urged immediate passage of a 5 percent across the board rise in Social Security payments. He cited HR 1 as including the increase and argued it aligns with Nixon’s economic program despite welfare reform delays.

Davenport Fred Schwengel Schwengel House of Representatives Nixon Senate Schwenger

Osteopathic group elects Sloan president in Honolulu meeting

Dr. Vernon J. Sloan of Quasqueton was named president of the American College of General Practitioners in Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery. The ACGP, one of eight groups, participated in the American Osteopathic Association convention in Honolulu.

Vernon J. Sloan Quasqueton American College of General Practitioners ACGP American Osteopathic Assn Honolulu

Chess Tourney Set at Iowa U

The University of Iowa Chess club will sponsor a five round intercollegiate tournament December 11 and 12 in Iowa City. It offers team and individual events open to Iowa college students. Trophies and state titles will be awarded. each school may enter any number of players with team score based on top four finishers. The event is sanctioned by the Iowa State Chess Assn.

Iowa City University of Iowa Chess Club Iowa The Iowa State Chess Assn

Four Charged With Beer Possession In Vinton Court

Four people were fined $50 each plus costs in a Vinton justice court for beer possession. Defendants are Ron Howard and Kim Pecenka of Traer, arrested November 13 near Garrison, Raymond Lovell of Vinton arrested November 18 south of Vinton, and Robert Volpech of Traer.

Vinton Justice Court Ron Howard Kim Pecenka Traer Raymond Lovell Viniton Robert Volpech

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Heather St. Bernard Floyd Machholz Burlington Bhruen Iowa U. Relations 2Nd Ave Presbyterian Unit Fayette Pat’’ Beals Bishops East R. B. Hayes Smulekoff Linn County Savings ., & Loan Association 7Th Avenue Marion, Iowa
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