Gospel Groups to Perform at Veterans Coliseum Sunday
The Thrasher Brothers and the Cathedral Quartet will present a gospel music program at Veterans Coliseum at 2 p.m. Sunday sponsored by the Civil Air Patrol. The Thrasher Brothers rose to fame on Ted Mack shows and host their own TV series. the Cathedral Quartet has TV appearances and first recorded in Israel. George Younce will MC and the quartet will sing songs he wrote. Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for children.
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Thrasher Brothers
Cathedral Quartet
Veterans Coliseum
Civil Air Patrol
Six Thrasher
Ted Mack
Gos
Pel Quartet
Holy Land
George Younce
Ahern
Marion
Health Board urged to study county landfill sites
Linn county health department told to drop Marion landfill lease plans and explore using county home lands for solid waste disposal. Officials note the sites need study, and county must prepare 1975 sanitation plans by Nov 5 1972. Also, National Oats Co. emissions plan presented with progress toward 1976 air pollution rules.
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Linn County Health Department
Marion
Alfred Ahern
Board of Health
Floyd Emmons
George Clifford
Farm Bureau
Emmons
City
State Department of Health
National Oats Co
Cedar Rapids
Keith Erickson
Drunk Driving Cases Continued in Tama County Court
Judge John L. Hyland continued the drunk driving cases of Rodney Paul Feauto and Raul Victor Alfaro in Tama county district court. Feauto, 22, Tama, pled innocent and awaits trial with bond unchanged after his Sept. 4 arrest. Alfaro, 40, Toledo, asked for delay and faces motion or plea on Oct. 29 after posting 10 percent of a $500 bond for Sept. 3 arrest on Highway 63.
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Toledo
John L. Hyland
Tama
Rodney Paul Feauto
Tama City
Raul Victor Alfaro
Jim Sorensen
City to Review Housing Proposal in Oak Hill Case
Cedar Rapids officials will meet Friday with Chesapeake Development Corp of Minneapolis to review a proposal for multiple-family housing in the Oak Hill urban renewal area. The high bidder on the site between Twelfth and Fourteenth avenues and Eleventh and Fifteenth streets SE will face questions as city bodies examine the initial sketchy data. The 1:30 p.m. session includes the city council urban renewal board and Oak Hill liaison committee.
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Cedar Rapids
Chesapeake Development Corp
Minneapolis
Oak Hill
Chesapeake
Twelfth
Fourteenth Avenues
Eleventh and
Fifteenth Streets
Urban Renewal Board
Pet Turtles Linked to Salmonellosis Cases Across U S
Health official Dr. Steven Lamm reports pet turtles may cause about 360000 of the two million U S salmonellosis cases annually. Children under five are most affected. Washington's sale rules reduced turtle associated illness, urging broader state regulations.
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Minneapolis
U. S
Steven Lamm
Connecticut
American Public Health Association
Lamm
Atlanta
Santa Clara County
Calif
Seattle
Washington
Washington Board of Health
Turkana Herdsmen Battle Rustlers in Northern Kenya
In NAIROBI Kenya Turkana tribal herdsmen clashed with a cattle rustling gang leading to deaths and injuries as police respond to the violence reported in northern Kenya.
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Kenya
Utah
Downtown Kiwanis Installs Officers for 1971 72
Eldon L. Colton was installed as president of the Downtown Kiwanis for 1971 72. Floyd J. Shain announced the installation of William Jameson Jr Richard Landis Kenneth Holvenstot R C Birr Frank Wilber Arnold Herbst Russ Mueller Albert Gee William Pohorsky Norris Rogness Howard Vander Schaff Blake Garske Clarence L Fenner and E Victor Bock as directors and named other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon L. Colton
Kiwanis Club
Floyd J. Shain
Iowa-Nebraska
Kiwanis International
William Jameson, Jr
Richard Landis
Kenneth Holvenstot
R.C. Birr
Frank Wilber
Arnold Herbst
Russ Mueller
Albert Gee
William Pohorsky
Norris Rogness
Howard Vander Schaff
Blake Garske
Clarence L. Fenner
E. Victor Bock
System Wrong To Center On Calley Alone
Lt. William Calley's civilian lawyer George Latimer says Calley is torn apart by being the only person convicted in My Lai. Latimer argues the army pursued harsher action against Calley than other defendants and calls for a joint war crimes commission. Calley remains confined at Fort Benning under light guard and spends time reading and walking.
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Atlanta
William Calley
My Lai
George Latimer
Calley
Latimer
Military Court of Appeals
Charlie Company
Medina
War Crimes Commission
Fort Benning
Hearing Set as Capp Arraigned in Wisconsin
Cartoonist Al Capp, 61, freed on $1000 bond after arraignment in Eau Claire county court on morals charges. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for November 22 with a request for possible closed proceedings under advisement. Capp denies the allegations connected to an April incident with a 20 year old coed at the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire.
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Eau Claire, Wis
al Capp
Eau Claire County Court
Thomas Barland
Capp
University of Wisconsin At
Eau Claire
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Erickson
Family Shoe Store
Third Ave
Smulekoff's
Men’s & Boys
Inihen
Siegel
Kiwanis
Special Commission
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Iowa
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