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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1976

Page

15

Marion Begins Leaf Pick Up and Public Notices

Marion's public services department collects leaves raked to the curb with special pickups for large items set for Oct 29 call 377 6367. Obituaries note Catherine M. Duffy 58 Marion resident died in Cedar Rapids hospital with services Saturday at St. Joseph’s Marion.

Marion Public Services Department Catherine M. Duffy Third Avenue Cedar Rapids New York City Edward J. Duffy New York Cedar Rapids- Marion St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Kathleen Paddock Dubuque Loretta Jan Betty

Marion Child Injured After Being Hit By Car

Sean Weidner, 3, of 2293 Fourth avenue, was injured Wednesday afternoon when he was hit by a car in the 2300 block of Third avenue. He was treated at Mercy hospital for minor abrasions and released. Police say he ran into the street and into the path of a car driven by Dennis Enneking, 17, of 1925 Eighth avenue. No charges were filed. Grass Fire at Bill Jenson farm near the city caused by sparks from burning logs. no damage reported. Building department approved three new house permits in seven days: Carl Selracht 25 888 and Arlene Carson 26 290 and August Baack 20 000. Additional permits listed include room addition, sheds, garages, and a fireplace with various values.

Sean Weidner Fourth Avenue Third Avenue Mercy Hospital Dennis Enneking Eighth Avenue Marion Bill Jenson Carl Selracht Twentyninth Avenue Arlene Carson August Baack Park Valley Street Rod Livingston Twenty-sixth Street Lee Griffin James Drive Lyle Sparrgrove Twenty-fifth Street Elsie Benedict Eleventh Avenue Russ Bumbarger Edward Langhurst, Jr Twenty-fourth Avenue

Hawkeye Bancorporation to Sell Majority Stock

Hawkeye Bancorporation plans to sell more than half its stock for 20 million dollars to First Kansas Financial Inc of Wichita. The sale would occur in three phases pending federal approval and could be completed by July 1 1978, with Stephen Jones noting a possible merger. Hawkeye owns 14 Iowa banks and four nonbank subsidiaries with assets of 483 million.

DES Moines UPI Hawkeye Bancorporation Kansas First Kansas Financial, Inc Wichita Iowa Stephen Jones Hawkeye

Marengo Girl Struck by Car In Iowa City Hospital

A 6 year old Marengo girl named Becky Williams was struck while playing near her grandmother's home and was in fair condition at University of Iowa Hospitals Iowa City after transfer from Marengo Memorial. The driver Kathy Ann Stumpff 22 Norway faced no charges. The incident occurred Wednesday evening.

Marengo University of Iowa Iowa City Becky Williams Richard Williams Kathy Ann Stumpff Norway Marengo Memorial Hospital

District Court Hears Drunk Driving Plea Deals

In Linn district court First Ave division three defendants Charles Parkin West Chicago Larry Pretz and Dale Thomson pled guilty to drunk driving each fined 300 and costs Dale Newell pled guilty to an Aug 20 charge receiving a one year suspended jail sentence Roger Wall pled guilty to an Aug 1 charge and received a deferred sentence The court also fined Robert Geiger 100 on a separate matter.

First Avenue Division Linn District Court Charles Parkin Chicago Larry Pretz Mt. Vernon Road SE Dale Thomson G Avenue NW Dale Newell Second Avenue SE Roger Wall Center Point Robert Geiger Garrison

Relocation Assistance Trends and Local Court Outcomes

New relocation benefits from firms like Ticor Relocation Management Co. show increases in real estate help though still trailing regular employee subsidies. The roster also notes various local charges: Geiger pled guilty to possession of marijuana. Berg fined for suspended license. Gladwin and Ackley charged with larceny. Wright fined for criminal trespass. Hicks appeals after a guilty assault. McVey case dismissed for contributing to delinquency of a minor.

New York UPI Ticor Relocation Management Co Geiger Thomas Berg North Liberty David Gladwin Center Point Road Kenneth Siemering Craig Ackley Thirtieth Street Drive Hicks Tracy McVey Valleyview Drive Marion

No Handgun Law: Daley Urges Congress Action

Chicago Mayor Richard Daley vented anger at Congress for failing to pass stiff federal handgun laws during a ceremony honoring slain Chicago policeman Patrick Crowley shot during a drug raid. Daley said guns fall into youths hands and a handgun is not a hunting weapon. The event marked Crowley’s death. the 357 Magnum weapon was used.

Chicago UPI Richard Daley Congress Daley Patrick Crowley

Cedar Rapids school traffic signals delayed until spring

Traffic signals at 23 Cedar Rapids school locations face delays as installation plans collide with bid requirements. City officials led by Safety Commissioner Ed Colton say FHWA demands bids from installers and suppliers, likely raising costs by 30 to 50 percent.

Cedar Rapids Ed Colton Mel Meyer Meyer FHWA Federal Highway Administration

Toxemia Warning in Black Pregnancies

Houston UPI reports Clara McLaughlin warns in Black Parents' Handbook that toxemia in first pregnancies among black women can be fatal if untreated. Rapid weight gain swelling headaches high blood pressure and chest pains in late pregnancy require immediate medical care.

Houston

Athens Liberated by Allied Forces Ends Occupation

On this date in 1944 British and Greek troops liberated Athens, ending three years of German occupation during World War II. The event marked a turning point in Greece as Allied forces restored control over the capital.

Athens

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