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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1973

Page

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Grass fire spares Marion park land amid strong wind

Firefighters found heavy smoke but minimal flames when tackling a grass fire in a northwest Marion park area. A parks employee mowing east of Alburnett Road ignited grass with hot exhaust. no damage reported. Northwest winds fanned smoke over the city as crews contained the blaze.

Marion Parks Department Alburnett Road Indian Creek

Marion magistrate court cases Mon day list speeding violations

A magistrate court Monday docket lists multiple speeding charges with amounts ranging from 20 to 40 dollars. Others include violations for license restrictions displaying licenses improper lights stop sign no license and miscellaneous traffic offenses involving Cedar Rapids Monticello and surrounding addresses.

Lloyd C. Bulman B Avenue William FE. Malone South Sixth Street Steve E. Mahoney Eighth Avenue Peter J. Schupanitz McGowan Boulevard William G. Stolba, Jr Albert F. Martinko Woodfield Lane Cedar Rapids Wayne C. Strachen Fifth Avenue James C. Cooper Thirtieth Street Court Sidney S. Schatz Monticello Timothy D. Jones Gary L. Gilbert Thirty-fifth Street Betty M. Hearn Meadowview Drive Richard A. Weaver Eighteenth Street Walter A. Benson Trailridge Road Keith Maixner Twenty-fourth Street Arlene M. Ellis Second Street Ola E. Grundeland Twenty-fifth Avenue James R. Mangold, Jr

Demurrer Filed in Open Meeting Case

TIFFIN The Clear Creek school board attorney filed a demurrer in magistrate court in Iowa City over alleged open meetings law violations. The demurrer argues the complaints were filed after the 30 day limit for charges. A hearing is set for Wednesday to rule on the demurrer.

Tiffin Clear Creek Iowa City

Agnew Farewell Speech Praises Nixon and Reforms

In a farewell address, Agnew defends Nixon and thanks him for restraint. He backs Ford as successor, urges reforms like public campaign funding and closing contract loopholes. He condemns leaks and immunity as perjury risks, calls for self examination in criminal justice, and leaves by limousine after remarks.

Agnew

Allstate offers 30 percent discount for air bag cars

CHICAGO API Allstate Insurance Co will grant a 30 percent discount on medical and no fault personal injury coverages for private 1974 model passenger cars with federally approved air bag systems. Chairman Archie Boe said field testing shows reliable air bag systems ready for highway use and availability early next year. In no fault states savings could range from 15 to 50 dollars annually, depending on class and driving factors, while in other states initial savings would be 3 to 7 dollars.

Chicago API Allstate Insurance Co Archie Boe Allstate Michigan

Shifts Truck Out of Gear Injures Coralville Girl

Laurie Mason aged three, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Childes Mason of Coralville, remained in fair condition at Mercy hospital after a parked pickup truck at 804 Seventh Avenue rolled as she tried to free it. Officials say she may have shifted the truck from gear and was run over by a wheel.

Coralville Laurie Mason Childes Mason Mercy Hospital Seventh Avenue

ISPIRG Accuses Iowa lenders of truth in lending violations

Iowa ISPIRG says 60 banks and loan firms violated the Truth in Lending Act by quoting add on or discount interest rates instead of the required annual percentage rate. A survey of 224 institutions found 164 compliant, with most violators in Des Moines and Waterloo areas. Regulators have been alerted for remedial action.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Mark Pollick Drake University Miss Seaman Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Federal Trade Commission U.S. Comptroller of Currency Ispirg

Iowa banks accused of truth in lending violations

ISPIRG named East Iowa banks and loan firms in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City areas as violators of truth in lending act. Bank presidents and loan representatives denied or deferred comment while pledging to quote only the annual percentage rate.

Iowa Ispirg Iowa City Cedar Rapids Farmers State Bank of Alburnett Farmers Savings Bank Walford First National Bank of Marion The Exchange State Bank of Springville Iowa State Bank and Trust Solon State Bank Uni-Bank and Trust Co CIT Financial Services Household Finance Co Liberty Corp. and Affiliates Morris Plan of Thorp Credit, Inc M. C. Brusha Ernie Buresh Exchange State Bank Iowa State Bank Ben Summerwill Don Wells Morris Plan

Nobel Peace Prize Awarded After Long Delay

The Nobel committee awarded the Peace Prize to Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho after years of debate. It marked the first Peace Prize since 1971 amid outcry over the Vietnam War and its global impact. The selection makes Kissinger the 16th American laureate, with Tho as the first Asian honoree.

Vietnam Willy Brandt Kissinger Norman Borlaug le Duc Tho Nobel Institute August Schou Andrei Sakharov Salvador Allende Chile

Senator McCarthy to Question David Greenglass at Lewisburg Penitentiary

Twenty years ago Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin announced plans to visit the Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary in Pennsylvania to question David Greenglass, brother-in-law of Julius Rosenberg, the executed atomic spy.

McCarthy R-Wis Lewisburg, Pa David Greenglass Julius Rosenberg

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