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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1966

Page

13

Zoning Clash Over R3G Apartments Near Kennedy High

The Milwaukee firm Goldin Recht and Siegel seeks rezoning land bounded by Forty-sixth and Forty-second streets NE from R-1 to R-3G and R-1A to build 236 two and three bedroom town houses and single family homes. A public hearing drew about 75 residents with 600 signatures opposing the plan citing crowding traffic hazards and risk of commercial sprawl. Attorney Bleakley challenged the council noting past similar rejection and nonresident interest. Acting Mayor Shank urged calm as the matter awaits first reading next Wednesday.

Milwaukee Forty-sixth Street Forty-second Street New Kennedy High School Iris Street Goldin, Recht and Siegel Planning Commission David G. Bleakley Howard Cherry Collins Radio National Oats The Peoples Church Bjornson Bleakley Stewart Shank

Private Firms Likely to Print State Materials for 1967 Legislature

Des Moines Iowa AP State printing chief Victor Gallo said private firms are likely to handle the 1967 legislative printing after protests delayed plans to expand state operations. Bids on the job and extra equipment will be opened Monday with five firms indicating they will bid. The 1965 printing cost was about 175 dollars for the year and officials say the job could run under 100 thousand dollars if privatized, though some argue that would cut quality.

Des Moines Victor Gallo Gallo State Printing Board Gailo

Chief Clerk Opposes State Printing for 1967 Session

William Kendrick, chief clerk of the Iowa house, opposes immediate state printing for the 1967 legislature. He supports a long range plan but fears a plant and procedures cannot be ready by January 9 when the assembly convenes in 47 days.

DES Moines UPI Iowa House of Representatives William Kendrick General Assembly

Albert Carr Receives Suspended Sentence for Bottle Theft

Albert W. Carr Jr., 19, of 1105 Twelfth Avenue SE, got a six day suspended jail term on petty larceny charges. He allegedly took six cases of empty soft drink bottles from Yankee Service station on Mt. Vernon Road SE and offered them for deposit at a nearby station claiming more bottles than he had. A 12-year-old accomplice was to be treated as a juvenile.

Albert W. Carr, Jr Twelfth Avenue Carr Mt. Vernon Road

Woman Receives Suspended Jail Term

Laraine Ann Boardman ages 23 of 823 Twelfth Street NE received a 30 day suspended jail sentence on a charge of shoplifting from Eagle Food store at 1420 Mt Vernon Road SE alleged last Thursday.

Laraine Ann Boardman Twelfth Street Eagle Food Mt. Vernon Road

Two 13-year-olds Arrested for Spraying Car Headlights

Two boys, both 13, were arrested Tuesday evening after police accused them of spraying red paint on the headlights of two parked cars. The cars belonged to Mrs. M. J. Barnett and FE. W. Bane. The youths were turned over to parents pending action by Linn County probation officers.

M. J. Barnett Grove Court SE FE. W. Bane Twenty-seventh Street Linn County

Salazar Party Rejects Call for National Debate in Lisbon

Lisbon Portugal AP reports premier Salazar's party newspaper rejected a petition by regime opponents seeking a nationwide debate on political and administrative questions. The move signals continued suppression of public political discourse under the regime.

Lisbon Portugal Salazar

Accuse Bascom Of Impersonating A Police Officer

Fred E Bascom of Palo was arrested Tuesday after police accused him of impersonating a police officer. He stopped a 19 year old youth on First avenue claiming speeding and said he had checked with headquarters about three complaints. The youth said Bascom wore no police uniform. Bascom was arraigned in Linn district court and given until next Tuesday to enter a plea. He is free on his own recognizance.

Fred E. Bascom Palo Bascom John Clouse First Avenue Clouse Peace Avenue NW Linn District Court

Part of Load Spills on Road Driver Fined

Robert C. Gatewood 52 of Orchard Trailer Court Marion was fined 10 dollars and costs for spilling a load on a highway. Police said waste from a local starch processing company spilled from his truck at Sixteenth avenue and A Street SW Monday at 10 am. Municipal Judge Loren Hlinger Jr imposed the fine.

Robert C. Gatewood Orchard Trailer Court Marion Gatewood Sixteenth Avenue Loren Hullinger, Jr

Car Crash Injures Man in Fourteenth Street SE

Robert W. Mischek, 27, of the Allison hotel, suffered a forehead laceration when his car struck a parked vehicle in the 400 block of Fourteenth street SE on Tuesday at 4 p.m. He received 20 stitches at St. Luke's hospital and was released. Police charged him with failing to have his vehicle under control. The parked car belonged to Melvin Bopp, 427 Fourteenth street SE.

Robert W. Mischek Allison Hotel Fourteenth Street St. Luke's Hospital Melvin Bopp Fourteenth Street SE

Man Sought for Attacking Woman in SE Alley

Police searched the southeast side Tuesday for a man who grabbed a young housewife and tried to drag her into an alley between the 500 blocks of Fifth and Sixth Avenues SE. The attacker, in his mid‑20s, 5'10", 200 pounds, wore a dark hooded jacket and dark trousers.

Fifth Sixth Avenues SE

Two-Car Crash Injures Man. Driver Fined

Lavern Wroblewski, 39, of 202 A avenue NE, injured in a two car collision at Blake boulevard and Nineteenth street SE. He received treatment at Mercy hospital and was released. Police charged Wayne Smith, 22, of 1507 Second avenue SE, with failing to yield at a stop intersection. he was fined $19 and costs in municipal court.

Lavern Wroblewski A Avenue NE Blake Boulevard Nineteenth Street SE Mercy Hospital Wroblewski Wayne Smith Second Avenue SE Smith

What kind of person should you marry

In December Reader's Digest an article titled Love in a Nutshell offers quick answers on choosing a mate and whether shared interests matter. It suggests that truth may be simpler than expected and hints at further discussion.

Reader's Digest Gate

City okays new plumbing code after heated protest

The city approved the third reading of a comprehensive plumbing code amid protests from four plumbers led by Jim Owens. They challenged changes including the elimination of the chief plumbing inspector and the board makeup, while officials denied any unapproved alterations. The measure passed unanimously after debate.

Jim Owens City Building Department Owens Board of Health Plumbing Examiners Jack Zazza Master Plumbers Assn Frank Bush Ed Winter Bosh Winter

Prisoner's Life Term Commuted Parole Possible

Gov Harold Hughes commuted the life sentence of Louis Hofer an Indiana man to 90 years making him eligible for parole The 56 year old former Indianapolis machinist was convicted of first degree murder for killing guard John Hinz during an escape attempt Hofer had been sentenced to death in 1949 before a prior commutation to life in 1947 by Gov Robert Blue Iowa no longer has the death penalty The Parole Board recommended mercy based on penitentiary reports and a recent psychiatric exam

DES Moines Harold Hughes Indiana Louis Hofer Indianapolis Iowa Parole Board Charles Larson Iowa Men’s Reformatory Attamosa John Hinz Hinz Hofer Larson Iowa Supreme Court Robert Blue Iowa

Vandals Fire Pellets At Cars And Homes In Cedar Rapids

Police log six malicious damage reports after pellet or BB shots fired from passing cars struck windows of homes and vehicles. Victims include Don Davis on Hillside Drive NW Jane Lewis on Waveland Drive NW Mary O Brien on Tenth Street NW Hamill J Murphy Jefferson High School area Hubert Usher on Eighteenth Street SW and Mrs Conrad White on Second Avenue SW.

Cedar Rapids Don Davis Hillside Drive Jane Lewis Waveland Drive Mary O’brien Tenth Street Hamill J. Murphy Ozark Street Jefferson High

Van Overturns Injuring Driver at Prairie Creek Trailer Court

Police say Buddy L Price 43 of Prairie Creek Trailer Court SW was injured Tuesday afternoon when the van he drove struck a utility pole and overturned on the road to the trailer court. He was listed in good condition at Mercy Hospital with head and facial lacerations and a knee injury. The van valued at $800 was damaged. the pole was sheared off. Price faced a charge of failing to have control. Ronald R Waller 21 of 508 Thirtieth Street NE suffered head injuries when his car hit a tree on Prairie Drive NE south of Franklin Avenue Wednesday.

Buddy L. Price Prairie Creek Trailer Court Mercy Hospital St. Luke's Waller Price Rock Ronald R. Waller Thirtieth Street Prairie Drive Franklin Avenue

Mystery Space Glow Seen by Gemini 12 Astronauts

Edwin Aldrin described a faint glow he rubbed from his fingers during a night space walk aboard Gemini 12. The pilots, Buzz Aldrin and James Lovell, reported a smooth mission and a radar lock loss that led them to rely on visual methods and backup rendezvous charts.

Aldrin Houston Edwin Buzz” Aldrin James Lovell Lovell

Johnson Looks to Moon by 1970 Following Gemini Forerunner

President Johnson praised the Gemini program as a stepping stone to placing a man on the moon by 1970. At a Lovell and Aldrin tribute on LBJ Ranch he warned of upcoming challenges and noted the Apollo effort will use Saturn boosters for the civilian manned flight program.

Johnson LBJ Lovell Aldrin White House Moyers Gemini U.S Defense Department

Unbraked Car Rolls Damaging Two Parked Autos

Arnold M. Lane, 17, of 225 A avenue NW, was charged with failing to set his emergency brake Tuesday after his car rolled from its parking place and struck another parked car. The accident occurred in the 1300 block of Thirty-sixth street SE at 5:38 p.m. Lane's car had about $300 damage. The first parked car belonged to Lee F. Frances, 2825 avenue NW, with $250 damage, and the second parked car belonged to Richard Widman, 1312 Thirty-sixth street SE, with $130 damage.

Arnold M. Lane Avenue NW Thirty-sixth Street Lane Lee F. Frances Richard Widman

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