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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1969

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Tax Break for Study Backers

Iowa businesses donating to Gov. Ray’s state government economy study can write off contributions as charity, gaining possible tax relief. Weissenburger, head of the study, says more than 100 firms have given nearly $100,000 and 60 executives will join the 12 week review to cut duplication and improve efficiency.

Des Moines Iowa Robert Ray G. LaMonte Weissenburger Keokuk Weissenburger

Newton man surrenders after two-hour standoff with police

In Newton, 21-year-old Robert Mickle held officers at bay for nearly two hours at his wife's home. Police used tear gas to force him out. he surrendered and was jailed on assault with intent to commit murder charges. Mickle menaced his wife and one-year-old child with a shotgun and a .22 rifle, firing at officers but injuring none while damaging two squad cars.

Newton UPI Jasper County Robert Mickle Mickle Linda Jasper County Sheriff's

Galloway Seeks Decorah Fifth Ward Council Seat

Ken Galloway, Interstate Power Co. supervisor, files to run in Decorah's Fifth ward to replace Don Symonds who won’t seek re election. Other candidates include J C Landswerk for mayor Ivan Gjelda First ward councilman E J Weigle at large councilman Vern Iverson Fourth ward Grant Woldum Third ward Harry Olson treasurer and Don Gray Jack Anundsen for park commissioner. Filing deadline is October 7.

Decorah Ken Galloway Interstate Power Co Don Symonds J. C. Landswerk Ivan Gjelda E. J. Weigle Vern Iverson Grant Woldum Harry Olson

Concert Canceled by University of Iowa Union Board

Iowa City cancelation affects an evening of chamber music scheduled for Sunday at 8 p.m. The University of Iowa Union Board sponsored the event and listed it in the university calendar.

Iowa City University of Iowa Union Board U. of I. Calender

Catholic Center East at Iowa U to open lounge and cafe

The Catholic Student Center East at the University of Iowa will open Monday in the old St Marys school basement at Jefferson and Clinton. Center East offers a study lounge, office conference room and Backdoor coffee house with evening hours 7 to 10 and Sunday 1 to 5. Open house is planned for Sunday Oct 12 from 5 30 to 10 p.m.

Iowa City University of Iowa Father Andrew Barry Center East Jefferson and Clinton Streets St. Mary’s Father Barry St. Thomas More Church McLean Riverside

Short, Weis Seek Independence Posts

INDEPENDENCE Andrew Short incumbent councilman from the First ward has announced he will seek election as councilman at large Nov 4. Arthur Weis has announced he

Andrew ‘Short Arthur Weis

Candidate Declares Run for First Ward Council Seat

In city politics a candidate announced intent to run for councilman in the First ward while in the Third ward incumbent Donovan Harlan will not seek re election.

Donovan Harlan

Calf-Hunting Plane Crash Kills Two Near Hartley Iowa

Two men volunteering to look for a missing calf died when a single engine Cessna 140 crashed nose down into a soybean field about three miles south of Hartley Iowa. Pilot Eldred Frick, 45, and passenger Loren Polson, 43, were killed instantly. The Hartley Flying Club owned the plane. Federal and county investigators pursued the crash cause.

Hartley Iowa UPI Here O’brien County Eldred Frick Loren Polson George Sleeper Hartley Flying Club H. D. Baker

Enrollment climbs to 20,326 at Iowa University

The University of Iowa reports a record fall enrollment of 20,236, up 730 from last fall. Liberal arts remains the largest college with 11,765 students, followed by graduate studies at 5,019. total male students number 12,263 and female 7,973.

Iowa City University of Iowa U. of I U. of L College of Liberal Arts U. of ‘T Liberal Arts Graduate College Business Administration

State Revises Speed Zones in Buchanan Area

The Iowa highway commission updated speed limits on highways 20 and 150 around Independence in Buchanan County. Highway 20 becomes 45 mph west of Independence and through town, with a series of 35 30 and 45 mph zones along Tenth and adjacent avenues. On 150, northbound slows to 45 mph toward Independence, with 30 mph near the south corporate limits and 45 mph briefly outside the north limits.

Ames Iowa Highway Commission Independence Buchanan Tenth Avenue Tenth Second Avenue Second Fifth Avenue Fifth East

Iowa Soldier Donald Scott Killed in Vietnam Action

Army Pfc Donald Scott aged 20 from Spencer Iowa was killed last week in Vietnam the defense department reported. The death underscores continued U.S. combat losses during the conflict and prompts official condolences from military and local communities.

Washington Army Donald Scott Spencer Iowa Defense Nesday

Many Meetings By Legislators Called Useful

DES MOINES IDPA Speaker William Harbor says interim legislative committees are serving a useful purpose amid criticism of many meetings. More than 50 committees and subcommittees meet during the interim, with cost estimates around 100000 dollars. Harbor notes this is about one tenth of one percent of the state budget and could save nearly 100000 dollars by shortening the session if recommendations trim time. He compares with other states and says first year increases in meetings fade, and a key benefit is lawmakers gaining knowledge of state government operations.

William Harbor Henderson Republican Iowa Harbor House Ralph McCartney

Belgum Files Candidacy for University Heights Mayor

University Heights resident David Belgum filed nomination papers for mayor in the November 4 election. A professor in the University of Iowa School of Religion and coordinator of clinical pastoral education in the college of medicine, he lives at 104 Sunset Street with wife Kathie and children Karl Kurt and Kit.

U. Heights David Belgum University Heights Belgum School of Religion University of Iowa College of Medicine Sunset Street Kathie Karl Kurt Kit

Decorah Band to View Hawkeyes at Iowa Arizona Game

Decorah High School band led by Thomas Roberts will travel by bus to Iowa City on Saturday to watch the University of Iowa marching band perform at the Iowa Arizona football game.

Decorah Thomas Roberts Iowa City University of Iowa

Tama Pack Liquidation Nears End

Receivers report completion of Tama Packing Co liquidating steps in Tama county court. Judge M C Farber approves 51 cent per share dividend distribution and dissolving Iowa Chemical Corp by consent of shareholders. Oct 10 set for final payment checks, balance to state treasurer, costs paid from general account, and final order to close the receivership.

Toledo Tama Packing Co M. C. Farber Tama County Farber Iowa Chemical Corp Iowa Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids State of

Loot Totals $2 021 In Anamosa Breakin

ANAMOSA An inventory completed late Wednesday showed that loot taken in a breakin at the Fawn Creek Country club totaled $2 021 70 in value. The loss included $200 worth of new golf balls and $40 in change. The burglars first went to a storage shed one eighth mile east of the country club and stole an ax and maul. They hauled away the new golf clubs jackets sweaters and balls in a golf bag pull cart.

Anamosa Fawn Creek Country Club Jones Ralph Albaugh

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