Cedar Rapids City Council approves many street and permit actions
The Cedar Rapids city council in regular session approved liquor permit refunds and sewer, street, and sidewalk projects. Actions included annexation requests, rezoning readings, contract awards for civic center work, and notices to publish land dispositions. The meeting also set hearings on the high street avenue reconstruction and street lighting, with numerous resolutions on permits and traffic changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Schuelzle
First Ave- Wedlnesday
Jeity
Stewart Shank
Rense
Marina, Inc
Second Avenue
Donald Canney
Public Safety
John Oberthien
Charles Decker
Inland Transport Corp
Johnson Avenue NW
Knox Corp
First
T.T. Schuetale
First Avenue SE
Belden Hill Co
First Ave
Twelfth Street
Mennessey Brothers Construction Co
Spencer Development Corporation
Spencer
Escraw
Wilmar Development Co
Ax Security
Wilmar
Bjarnsen Mobile Home Park
13 & J Cement
Asphaille Congrete Co
Seminole Valley
Highlt Avenue
Sally
Cedar Hills
Eighth Street
Raymond
Rug. Bicro
First Avenue
Nelson's Meats, Inc
D Street
Wrst Street
Seventh Avenue
Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Avenues
Mamillon Street
Sixty-sixth Avenue
Sixth Street
Crandic Railroad
First Street
Eighty Avenue
Ean
Graduate Students Now Safe til June
Nixon announced that all draft eligible graduate students will be protected from induction at least until next June. The directive aims to extend delays through the entire academic year and covers about 10 000 young men. Police in Tuscaloosa modified flag rules to replace the Confederate banner with the American flag on uniforms, a move the White House says reduces timidity about displaying symbols. In Cambridge MIT three officials received NASA public service awards for Apollo 11 guidance systems work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Mic
Tuscaloosa
Ala
W. M. Marable
White House
Pelley
Gilligan's Island
Volo
Korg-Tv
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
Moan
Hack
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Tr. Charles Draper
MIT Instrumentation Laboratory
Ralph Ragan
David Hoag
Truck Count Reveals U.S. Government Fleet Size
The government owns more than 834,700 trucks according to official counts. The figure highlights the scale of federal vehicle assets across agencies and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Cedar Raplds Gazette
Thurs
O. Ki. Gibson
Greenfield Street
Gladys
Arthur Breitholz
Schaef
Fer Drive
Ray Berlelli Lang, Inc
Civic Center
Auhoriaing
Ander Civic Center
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Southeast Investment Co
Smu- Nekoff Investment Co
First Federal Savings and Loan and Kinney-Bader
Nue
Charley Hough
Dones Park
Emil A. Borzinski
Sixteenth Avenue
Everett £. Bowers
Tenth Street
Tand Transactions
Sinulukoff Investment Co
Fiftieth Street’ Corp
Twin Pines
Iowa Properties Co
Netta Thompson
Ridgeside Drive
Audi
Tor’s
Dala
J. Needham
Vernon
Norbert Porsehl
Robert Kazimour
A Avenue
Highway 30
Midwest Development Co
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Third Avenue
John J. Wheeler
Har-La-Den Investors, Inc
Sixteenth Avenue SW
John
Edith Byse Porth
Blairs Ferry Road
Addison Avenue
Oes Moines
Ey Reed
Spartan
TIN Tashion
Goy Florsil
U Nus Sea
Glenoit Jackets
Glenoit
Tool
Polyuster
ecHan
Permanant Press
Ney
Tepl
Polaroid
Mellor
Mand Carisy
New Law
Polarald
Westclox
BOLD
Westinghouse Clock Radio
S.E
Daweley Bagh