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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1970

Page

14

No Change of Venue for Brown Trial Postponed

Federal Judge Edward J. McManus denied a change of venue for Eugene M. Brown amid publicity claims tied to Tama Packing Co bankruptcy. Continuance granted. trial moved to Jan. 23 in Cedar Rapids federal court from Dec. 1. Brown, former Tama Packing president, faces three counts of federal income tax evasion while free on $5,000 bond.

Edward J. McManus Eugene M. Brown Verse Brown Tama Packing Co McManus Cedar Rapids Marion Tama Pack Tama Brown News Pps FL. Lauderdale Fla

Driver Charged After Intersection Collsion

Norval C. Brunk, 61, of 601 Forty-second street SE, charged with failure to yield after a left turn from Tenth Street SE caused a collision with Kathleen M. Duggan, 17, of Fairfax. Brunk and his wife Alexis, 66, and Duggan were treated at Mercy Hospital and released. Emmy winner Hope Lange stars in Crowhaven Farm on ABC.

Norval C. Brunk Forty-second Street Brunk Sixth Avenue Tenth Street SE Kathleen M. Duggan Fairfax Alexis Miss Duggan Mercy Hospital Hope Lange Paul Burke Crowhaven Farm ABC Brown KCRG Miss Lange Maggie Porter

Sirkwood Considers Waste Treatment Class For Kirkwood

The Sirkwood board discussed a federal water quality program for Kirkwood Community College. A wastewater treatment operations course could enroll about 20 people over two weeks, with final authorization anticipated and federal funding likely covering the cost.

Kirkwood Community College Sixteenth Avenue Danale Grimm

Weimer May Resign Over Senate Schedule

Iowa state senator J Donald Weimer may resign from the Cedar Rapids bank post due to the demands of annual legislative sessions. The article notes his option to resign either from the bank after nine years or from the senate, with Republicans and Democrats affected by potential special elections in the 22nd district. It also covers bond votes in Letts and Letts district Letts Letts Letts.

Donald Weimerlers Cedar Rapids George O'Malley Des A He Ntoines Gazelle Senate Sessions Robert Ray Clinton Session Iowa Fairfax College Putnam Rankilin Linn Brown Linn County Weimer Tom Riley Torum Riley Delmer] Duffy Postville

Fire Causes Living Room Damage and Smoke in Home

Officials reported a fire that produced smoke and heat, damaging the living room and its contents. No injuries were listed and investigation details were not provided.

Revised Dress Code Adopted by West Union School Board

The North Fayette school board adopted a revised dress code after a monthlong study and questionnaires from students parents and faculty. It discourages jeans but bans riveted jeans, requires shoes in class allows gym shorts only in gym and prohibits beards or mustaches. The board also approved a tentative budget of 1,308,852 for 1971-72, up 60,525 from this year.

West Union North Fayette

Three Cedar Rapids Boys Arrested for Car Thefts

Three 13 to 15 year old Cedar Rapids boys were arrested early Tuesday in connection with thefts from several cars. They face charges for stealing binoculars and a shotgun from Galen Eilers at 1324 Second Street SE and a sander from Barbara Wiseman at 741 Richmond Road NE. Officers recovered an antenna, carburetor kit, speedometer cable, and other items. Investigation continues. one boy admits involvement in a prior picnic bench and drill theft from his yard last summer. Total value cited at about 90 dollars.

Cedar Rapids Galen Eilers Second Street Barbara Wiseman Richmond Road Pierson Deliy Jefferson Washington

One Student Injured in Gar School Bus Crash

The 9 year old Ivan Neinhaus was bumped on the head in a Gar school bus car crash at about 8 am Tuesday. The Turkey Malley school bus driven by Margaret Smith of Port Atkinson was hit broadside by a car driven by Clifford Thulish of St Lucas at the Lucas road intersection. Authorities cited failed brakes and frost on the windshield as factors and Thulish faces faulty equipment and obstructed view charges.

Fort Atkinson Ivan Neinhaus Turkey Malley Margaret Smith Port Atkinson Clifford Thulish St. Lucas Lucas Road Kolish Fold

Man Arrested For Support Failure In Home Burglary Case

Ronnie Ewert reports his home at 162 Crestridge Drive NW entered. Kenneth E. Taggart, 23, of 916 Monday Evening and 12 Twenty Second Avenue SW, charged with contributing to delinquency of a minor and failing to support one child. Bond set at 300 dollars.

Ronnie Ewert Crestridge Drive Kenneth E. Taggart

Last Silver Coins Sale at Jerome's for $4.00

Money missing in UAW office at 514 Guaranty Building after break in. About $120 stolen between Friday and Monday. City briefs report a heater valued at $150 stolen from the Soil Testing Services of Iowa storage garage at First Street NE between Wednesday and Monday.

UAW Guaranty Building Sto Jen Iowa Avenue Andlorsum First Street

Cub Scouts Pack 23 Award Night Honors Local Boys

On Monday night Cub Scouts Pack 23 awarded honors to the members at Matthew's church. Recipients included David Schulte Mike Murphy Lance Greco Bill Negro Mike Kalipan Jin Pavik Pat Lynch Mike Kretschmar Mark Wood Jeff Gustafson Cris Sutliff Pete Rafug and Bub Lynch.

Matthew’s Church David Schulte Mike Murphy Lance Greco Bill Negro Mike Kalipan Jin Pavik Pat Lynch Mike Kretschmar Mark Wood Jeff Gustafson Cris Sutliff Pete Rafug Bub Lynch

Cafe Breakin in Springville Reported

burglary at Mary's Cafe in Springville reported to the She Linn county sheriff's office. Sheriff Walter Grant said there was no visible means of forcible entry. About $26.50 in change reported missing.

Mary's Cafe Springville She Linn County

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Burden of Brown C.R U. S. Navy Lyle Carpenter Kirkwood Harold Hardesty Navy Kirkwood Ebrary Voca Lional-Technical Thei; Arts and Science Sen. Weimer Robert Rigler New Hampton Ralph McCartney Charles City Inner House Second Avenue Bridge Uten & Taege, Inc Second Avenue Ier Seratex Dennis Barker D & L Painting Fashion-Par Homes, Inc C.R. Man Jerome's Adv Cub Cafe Breakin MNB Mnbs Christmas Saving Club Mnes Christmas Savings Club Merchants National Bank
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