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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1976

Page

2

Ballot Arranging Stir in Dubuque County Elections

A Dubuque County ballot shows the nominated by petition ticket moved to third place by county commissioner of elections Harold Meloy, aiding his own petition bid for auditor. In Johnson County, petition candidate Dolores Rogers faces a legal view that ballot order must follow Synhorst certification.

Dubuque County Melvin Synhorst State Commissioner of Elections Harold Meloy Dubuque George Brown Meloy Republi Brown Synhorst The Gazette Johnson County Dolores Rogers Iowa City Rogers Atty Jack Dooley Gene McCarthy Minnesota

Variety of Arrests Made by C.R. Police

Police report a series of arrests including Phillip M. Christy 21 for larceny at the YMCA first avenue NE after allegedly taking money from Michael Brewer’s wallet while he showered. Other suspects include Rodney N. Spalti 23 charged with malicious injury to a vehicle and possession of a controlled substance, Robert Ray Michel 20 for burglary, Thomas A. Pearson 42 for larceny in a gasoline theft, Robert D. Cropsaddle 49 for breaking and entering, and Charles C. Desaulniers 29 charged with assault and battery from incidents around Center Point road NE Fifth street First avenue SE and adjacent areas.

Phillip M. Christy First Avenue NE YMCA Michael Brewer Brewer The Christy Rodney N. Spalti C Avenue NW Ralph Edwards Avenue NW Spalti Robert Ray Michel Michel Doug Kobusch Second Street Thomas A. Pearson Springville Vicker’s Center Point Road Robert D. Cropsaddle J Street Vickie Lyons Charles C. Desaulniers Route 1 Cedar Rapids William Rosberg Bever Avenue Fifth Street First Avenue SE

Bertelli Accuses Opponent of Not Addressing Issues

Republican candidate Monty Bertelli asserts Myron Oxley refuses to talk about election issues at Kennedy High School candidate night. Bertelli urges voters in the Thirtieth district to hear both sides and outlines positions on flexible working hours, property tax equality, and state aid for district residents.

Monty Bertelli Thirtieth Bertelli Myron Mike” Oxley Route 2 Marion Kennedy High School

Popes Represent Carter at Chautauqua Program

John and Betty Pope of Americus Georgia represent Jimmy Carter at a League of Women Voters Chautauqua program in Lindale Plaza. They speak for Carter at 12 30 p m Saturday as other candidates for local state and national offices also appear during the three day program.

John Betty Pope Jimmy Carter Peanut Brigade League of Women Voters Lindale Plaza Popes Carter Commerce Elliott Richardson Ford Anthony Colby Iowa City Eugene McCarthy League Pope Americus

Frazer Pleads Guilty In Buchanan County Escape Case

Julie Frazer pled guilty in Buchanan county district court to aiding and abetting a felon in the May 29 escape of her husband Gary Frazer from the Buchanan county jail. He was convicted of the December death of Sheila Lynn Foley, 16, Hazleton. Frazer remains at large, while she is freed on ten percent of a $5,000 bond and in the custody of her parents.

Independence Julie Frazer Buchanan County District Court Gary Buchanan County Sheila Lynn Foley Hazleton Frazer C. W. Antes Peter Schulmeister Oelwein

Petrik Dies Retired Contractor In Iowa

Joseph Petrik 88, longtime building contractor in Linn and Johnson counties, died after a short illness. Born near Swisher March 15 1888 he lived in the area all his life. He married Alice Waverka and survived by two sons George of Cedar Rapids and Leo of Swisher. Services set for Saturday 10 30 at Broshs Cedar Rapids with burial at Blaine cemetery near Swisher.

Blouin Riley clash over campaign violations escalates

Democratic Congressman Michael Blouin and Republican challenger Tom Riley spar over alleged pledge breaches. Blouin accused Riley of violations Sept 15, Riley rebutted Sept 21, and Blouin filed arbitration with the Fair Campaign Practices Committee in Washington. Riley said truth is non negotiable and questioned Blouin's remedies.

Michael Blouin Tom Riley Fair Campaign Practices Committee Blouin Riley Washington, D.C Fair Campaign Practices Office

Alarm Fails as Theft Strikes Killian’s Store

An alarm at Killian's downtown shop failed to trigger after a sliding glass door was broken between 6 p.m. Wednesday and 4:20 a.m. Thursday. A company spokesman said the firm will consult the alarm maker to locate the fault. Stolen items include several knives two handguns and ammunition. Burglars entered via the side of the building next to the parkade.

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Police Charge Two As Drunk Drivers

Marshall A. Cross aged 33 of Center Point road and John C. Nolte aged 34 of 609 Third Avenue SW were charged with drunk driving Thursday morning. Cross was arrested in the 4600 block of First Avenue SE at 2 31 am and Nolte at the intersection of Lindale Drive and Blairs Ferry Road at 2 10 am. Police said Cross was observed driving erratically and Nolte's vehicle struck barricades in the street.

Marshall A. Cross Center Point Road John C. Nolte Third Avenue Cross First Avenue SE Nolte Lindale Drive Blairs Ferry Road

Remmers to Appeal Second Degree Murder Conviction

Attorneys for Michael D. Remmers filed notice in Johnson County district court to appeal his second degree murder conviction to the Iowa Supreme Court. The appeal is expected within 30 days. Remmers pled guilty to the shooting death of University of Iowa graduate student Kaye Mesner and was sentenced to 70 years at the state men’s reformatory in Fort Madison.

Iowa City Michael D. Remmers Johnson County Remmers Iowa Supreme Court University of Iowa Kaye Mesner Fort Madison

Canadian Defense Minister Resigns Over Bilingualism Clash

Canadian Defense Minister James Richardson resigns after meeting Prime Minister Trudeau in a bilingualism dispute on a proposed Canadian constitution. Richardson, 54, led the defense department since 1972 and served in cabinet since 1968, becoming the fourth minister to quit in a month.

Ottawa Canada James Richardson Pierre Elliott Trudeau Richardson Defense Department Trudeau

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Citizens Committee On United Way Agency Citizens Committee On Alcohol and Drug Abuse United Way By Frank Nye Kones Mt. Vernon Road S.E Popular Demand Smulekoff C.R. Police C.R Joseph Petrik Minneapolis the Gazette Co Third Ave. SE Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press Seventh Ave 31St St
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