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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1976

Page

13

Grant Wood board debates cuts and additions in 1972 78 plan

The Grant Wood area education agency board reviewed proposed cutbacks and additions for 1972 78. Media staff face 2.5 full time positions cut amid state spending limits and reduced film replacement funds. Other changes include adding three school psychologists and more speech clinicians while reallocating preschool staff to special education funds.

Grant Wood Area Education Agency Cum Ehlinger Ehilinger Myron Rodec Special Education Support Services

Police Suspect Same Man in Two Robberies

Cedar Rapids police believe a single man robbed two Sixth Street SW stores Monday night. The white male, 25 to 30, 5'7" to 5'9" and 150 to 180 pounds, carried a small handgun and left with less than $50 from each store. Dairy Maid at 2030 Sixth St SW and Grams Grocery at 820 Sixth St SW reported swift in-and-out incidents with clerks present. The suspect reportedly ordered a sockged exit and was followed by a brief escape. Additional details include staff actions and policy talks at Linn County facilities, with board discussions on public information access and salary adjustments for professional staff.

Cedar Rapids Leas Dairy Maid Sixth Street Ard Gran’ Grocery Store Dairy” ‘Maid Igram’s

Cedar Rapids Print Shop Sued for Union Label Use

Lonnie Hull doing business as Cedar Wood Press and Fred Bedard face a Linn district court suit filed by the Cedar Rapids Printing Trades Council on behalf of the International Printing Trades Assn. Plaintiffs seek at least 4000 in damages and an injunction for alleged use of a counterfeit union label and likely customer confusion.

Cedar Rapids Lonnie- Hull Cedar Wood Press Rockford Road Fred Bedard Linn Cedar Rapids Printing Trades Council International Printing Trades Assn Seeith The Union Labor Cannon Distinguished Quality

Coe Lectures on Our Evolving Earth by Preston Cloud

Geologist Preston Cloud of UC Santa Barbara will speak on Our Evolving Earth at Coe College Cherry Auditorium, Wednesday at p.m. The talk, sponsored by Coe Forums and Discussions and Sigma Chi, is free. Cloud associates with the U.S. Geological Survey and has served on NAS committees shaping science policy and earth resources reports.

Preston Cloud University of California, Santa Barbara Cherry Coe College Coe Sigma Chi Scientific Research Society of Noth America Cloud U.S. Geological Survey Santa Barbara Commitee National Academy of Science USA Academy National Research Council NAS

Two Hospitalized After Accidents on C R Streets

Two people were hospitalized in Cedar Rapids after separate crashes. Vergie Harrington 43 of 620 Fifteenth Street NE suffered head and facial injuries in a collision with a semi driven by Ronald Hill 45 of Tama. Harrington was listed in good condition at St Luke's. Donald Ross 15 of 1247 Fourth Street SW was treated at St Luke's for bruises and possible internal injuries after being struck while crossing Sixteenth Avenue and Ninth Street SW. He was in good condition. Credit: police report details incomplete.

Cedar Rapids Vergie L. Harrington Fifteenth Street St Luke's Hospital Sixteenth Revenue Harrington Ronald L. Hill Tama Donald Ross Fourth Street St. Luke's Sixteenth Avenue Ninth Street

Group Told Ford Not Flu Greatest Threat to Elderly

The president of a Washington based senior citizens lobby told a Cedar Rapids rally that the greatest threat to older people is not swine flu but the reelection of Gerald Ford. He criticized Ford’s health care posture, Medicare and Social Security, urging more workers to support a Democratic ticket and a forward looking administration.

Natal Council of Senior Citizens Cedar Rapids Gerald Ford At & Senior Citizens Sally Democrats Nelson Cruikshank W Lillian Carter Natural Committee Cartee-Mondale Focal P-3 Amalgamated Meat Cutters Hall Cruisshank Ford Cruikshank Themi Carter Herbert Hoover

Colton Memo lets Clift lead as acting chief during discharge case

Safety Commissioner Ed Colton issued a memo to prevent vacuums in command if former Police Chief Wallace LaPetera is discharged. It orders LaPetera to report to Callon at 9:30 am, place him on paid leave, and keep Clift in control with LaPetera barred from city premises and property. Colton says the memo avoids court-ordered confusion and would adapt if a court rules otherwise. Providence RI AP. Dr. Frankerty, former Defense Secretary and Pentagon advisor, dies in a Rhode Island nursing home.

Ed Colton Wallace LaPetera Gareth Clift Mde LaPeters Callon Department Clift Iter Costos Saléry Colton Providence Frankerty Ask Secretary of Defense Pentagon

City Briefs Report Multiple Thefts Around Town

Home thefts include radios valued at 750 a lawn mower 150 a snowblower value 04 from 141 Eighth avenue SE. A burglary at Fern Klopp residence 511 Twenty first street NE saw 189 in cash and jewelry stolen between 7 am and 345 pm Monday. Purse belonging to Marcia Dolouis of Oelwein was taken from a Target shopping cart Monday evening containing 222 in cash and personal items.

EA Hasley Eighth Avenue SE Fern A. Klopp Twenty-first Strait Dolouis Marcia Oelwein Target Store

Few Applicants for Police Jobs face low interest

Acting Police Chief Gareth Clift reported slow response to patrolman positions with only ten applications received by Monday. The deadline is 5 p.m. November 9 at the civil service office in city hall or the police department. ON THIS DATE in 1960 MLK and 52 others were arrested during a sit down protest in a department store in Atlanta.

Gareth Clift Pstrotman Clift Civil Service Office City Hall Martin Luther King Atlanta

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