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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1973
Page
13
Police report multiple break ins and thefts across the city. Items stolen include stereo tapes, decoys, cash, a purse, and car parts from residences and vehicles near Kingston Stadium and other neighborhoods. A separate obituary notes the death of Hugh C Reeves Jr, formerly of Coggons.
A federal check by United Press International finds only 39 of 343 political organizations filed required financial statements with Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst. Several major parties show debt surpassing $50,000 with Democratic and Republican central committees owing $51,475 and $54,067 respectively. Eight county committees failed to file organizational papers by the Sept 20 deadline, including Democratic posts in Woodbury Kossuth Taylor and Lyon counties and GOP posts in Chickasaw Mills Pottawattamie and Jackson.
Cedar county sheriff reported an accidental shotgun discharge last Thursday. Merlin Wallace, 14, of Cedar Valley, sustained pellet wounds to the face while hunting with Phillip Rair, 13. Darrell, Phillip’s brother, stood up with a 410 shotgun and fired, hitting Wallace. He received treatment at University hospitals and was released.
Queen Elizabeth II attended a glittering naval concert at the Sydney Opera House during official opening festivities. The ceremony highlighted city events and a grand reception at 824 Thirty-fifth Street AK as part of the royal visit.
Ramona Pansegrau 17 of 4914 Bowling St SW was taken to St. E's hospital after a three car crash Saturday afternoon in Cedar Rapids. Police said Pansegrau's car and a car driven by Robert Knapp 50 of Janesville were stopped behind a left turning car on First Ave West onto Second St SW around 3 45 pm. A car driven by Tanash Scoll 20 of Swisher struck the Knapp car from the rear pushing it into Pansegrau's car. No charges have been filed.
Charles Eggert of 200 Glass Road NE was hurt riding a motorcycle on a vacant lot near Glass Road and Forty second Street NE. He suffered a shoulder injury and was treated at St Luke's Hospital.
A Swavearald boy was treated for bruises at Mercy hospital Jifferngon and released after an incident in the 1900 block of Wilson Avenue SW. Anthony Smith of Prucewood Drive NE reported injury while running into a street, near a reriven by Denny Sfulse, 24, as details were filed.
Continued from Page 1, Harvard professor and others discuss admissibility of tape summaries as evidence. Archibald Cox notes a summary could aid a grand jury but may be rejected by defendants or a court, risking dropped prosecutions if such summaries are not accepted.
A Cedar Rapids youth about Y years old was injured when a motorcycle collided with a car at Collins Road and Council Street NE. Joel Rainbow, seven, was treated for head injuries at Mercy Hospital and transferred to University Hospitals Iowa City for further care. Kathleen Hillers, 25, of Marion, the car driver, faced minor injuries and was released. police noted no condition update on the rider.
A 12 year old was charged with breaking and entering after police found him inside Allen Supply Co. on Third Ave SW. The arrest also cleared five other break-ins at Cohn and Sons, Iowa Highway Commission, Auto Shop, Ol son Oil Co, and Cedar Tape Rubber Stamp Co. No items were reported missing. The youth was processed by the youth bureau and released to his parents.
A man described as daunted by injury was listed in air conditional at St. Francis hospital in Waterloo Iowa Dysart area Monday after a one car crash Bun lay.
U.S. political figure Clark argues for exploring non impeachment options against the President. He cites court reviews, special prosecutors, and energy policy concerns, warning against overreacting environmental laws and urging restraint while stressing constitutional duties and the need for conserving energy amid rising consumption.
Two drivers reported green lights at Mt Vernon road and Fifteenth street collision. Louise Franck and Nancy Franck, both injured mildly, treated at Mercy hospital and released. Dale Franck, 24, and Davis Haselmae, 3706 T Avenue NE, said their lights were green. no charges filed.
The article explains that Sirica cannot rule while the case remains with the appeals court and that action may wait beyond Tuesday. Cox hinted at seeking action before firing, while Acting Attorney General Bork was set to announce plans on Tuesday, leaving Wie’s investigation in doubt.
Clark urged Americans to contact their congressmen about the Nixon justice department shakeup and the White House tapes issue during a speech at Coe College on the energy crisis. Earlier, Coe College’s student senate passed a resolution seeking impeachment, and Clark noted calls from Manly Iowa about 10 townspeople discussing petitions against Nixon.
A farming family suffered severe injuries when a tractor mishap caused a man to lose his remaining arm and his wife to be stricken. The 20 year old had been hospitalized after a collision at the field in Iowa City. The mother died in the same incident, authorities said.
A Cedar Rapids federal court jury ruled against Pi geim Enterprises and Ve in a $65,000 claim they alleged Cedar Rapids Steel Transportation HORST and Bus Lines did not pay under a carrier rights agreement. Trial began Thursday and the verdict was returned Friday night.
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