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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1966
Page
25
Baltimore fans greet the Orioles after two World Series wins over the Dodgers with a parade planned for Friday night. Mayor McKeldin leads Hank Bauer from the plane as security keeps order despite a minor cherry bomb injury.
Five Town players appear among top small college football leaders. Luther College’s Jim Jefferson ranks second in rushing with 472 yards on 76 carries, while Central College’s Dennis Descoteau is third with 459 yards on 45 carries.
Houston Oilers owner Bud Adams said he would consider selling the AFL club if the price was right though he is not in a selling mood. Adams noted he was approached by Houston oilman John Mecom Jr and talks are in early stages with a potential meeting planned for late this week or early next week.
Clark Kaiser rolled 236 and 665 for the Masters while Beryl Jones led the women with 237 and a 598 total. John Usher led the men with 245, and several bowlers posted high series including Dean Becker 651 and Dave Vance 665.
Jack Nicklaus defeats Bill Casper 2 and 1 to reach the final against Gary Player in the World Match Play. Player beats Arnold Palmer 2 and 1 as the 36 hole semifinal at Wentworth West concludes with Nicklaus set to play Saturday for $14 000 first prize.
Baltimore pitcher Moe Drabowsky suffered superficial burns on his left arm when a waiter delivering room service to Charley Lau and Woodie Held bumped into an elevator door and spilled hot coffee at a Los Angeles hotel. Trainer Eddie Weidner treated him and he was deemed fit for bullpen duties.
Prairie’s frosh soph football squad defeated LaSalle 25 to 0 on Thursday. John Cowan and John Oakley each scored two touchdowns, Cowan rushing for a 25 yard TD and Oakley adding two scores.
At Gleneagles Scotland a Marshalltown team trails by 18 strokes on day three of a professional amateur four ball foursomes handicap golf event. Leaders on 173 are a Jamaica team.
Monticello youth Robert Kintale, 15, was charged with failure to yield after a sideswipe on Upper Prairieburg road west of Monticello. No injuries were reported. The incident involved a car driven by Kintale and another vehicle.
Reporter Inez Robb reports Mrs. Robb condemns gendered hurricane naming as libelous and intrusive and suggests days names as alternatives. Robb accuses the Weather Bureau of misogyny and vows legal action against media and bureau over Hurricane Inez coverage.
Georgia Tech, 9th ranked and unbeaten, meets No. 8 Tennessee in a highly anticipated clash televised on ABC. Tech has piled up points mostly in the second half while Tennessee mounted big second-half bursts in recent wins.
Sul Ross State College Alpine Texas holds the No 1 spot in the first NAIA football poll of the season after an unbeaten start and a 20 game regular season win streak. Concordia Minnesota is No 2 with Hillsdale Lenoir Rhyne Whitewater New Mexico Highlands Eastern Washington Ottawa Stephen F Austin and William Jewell also in the top 10 all unbeaten. The NAIA Champion Bowl is set for December 10 at Tulsa Skelly Stadium.
New York based UPI reports that Rogers Hornsby and Ted Williams are the only players to win baseballs Triple Crown more than once. Hornsby captured in 1922 and 1925 while Williams did so in 1942 and 1947.
Congress stalls on a Senate backed merger exemption as the NFL and AFL push to win legal sanction. NFL Commissioner Rozelle warns of canceling plans if no approval, with hearings postponed to next Tuesday amid impending adjournment.
Probate notices in Linn County Iowa announce Mary R Malik as deceased with Rosemary Malik named executor and a one year window to contest the will, with creditors to file claims within six months of the second publication. A second notice covers J Henry Strickling with Herbert L Killian named executor and similar deadlines for creditors and challenges.
Notice to Grover F. Jones contract purchaser that a September 5 1963 contract by Paul J. Kelty Marie Kelty and Grover Jones and Darlene Jones for East 20 feet of front or South 70 feet of Lot and West 20 feet of front or South 7 feet of Loft 5 Block I Grande Avenue Place Cedar Rapids Iowa is in default. Defaults include unpaid August 1966 90 dollars September 1966 7.50 taxes 1944 401.91 1965 586.65 repairs and deterioration 1000.00 total 7886.08. Contract may be forfeited unless defaults and costs are cured within 20 days after October 21 1766. Beatrice Olver King Charles E King successors Edgar L King attorney at law 220 Bow Building.
At 9:00 a.m. October 19 1966 in Cedar Rapids Iowa City Hall Council Chambers a hearing will review proposed plans specifications and contract forms for the construction of a club house at Squaw Creek Golf Course estimated to cost 38000. Interested parties may file written objections and be heard. Harold G. Schaefer City Clerk. Published October 7 1946 in The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Probate of the will of Arthur P Rankin filed in Iowa with Beverly L Ruta named executor. Deadline for creditor claims is set, and all claims must be filed in the district court or be forever barred. Date of notice October 4, 1946 with second publication October 4, 1948.
Sheriff Walter H. Grant of Linn County Iowa announces an auction on October 22 1966 at Kyle Mills Storage Lot Cedar Rapids at 10:00 a m for vehicles abandoned in Linn County. listed are multiple makes models years and serial numbers including Chev Impala 1953 Ford and Plymouth entries with detailed vehicle numbers. Deputy David R Webster signs the notice with a second subtigation dated October 5 1966.
Cedar Rapids invites sealed bids for construction of a club house at Squaw Creek Golf Course. Bids due October 19, 191é, opened in City Hall. Bid deposits ten percent, with Surety Bond. Iowa preference applies. City reserves right to reject any bid. Dated September 28, 1964. Harold G. Schaefer, City Clerk.
Probate records show Fannie Reed died with a will and codicil admitted to probate. Executor Raymond F. Reed appointed. creditors urged to file claims within one year from second publication. dates cited September 27, 1986 and October 7, 1746 as second publication.
Minnie Kraus deceased probate notice. Evelyn W. Kraus appointed executor after will dated August 24 1944 admitted to probate in county court. Actions to set aside must be within one year of second notice. creditors must file claims within six months. Dated September 28 1946. Kreuter Ford Ibeling law firm listed. Shoppers paradise zette want ads.
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