One Killed In Accident Near Decorah Iowa
A northeast Iowa man Cecil J. Wicks 74 of Burr Oak died Sunday afternoon in Winneshiek county memorial hospital Decorah of injuries from a two car crash. His wife Agnes 72 was in fair condition with a fractured leg.
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Cecil J. Wicks
Burr Oak
Wit
Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital
Decorah
Wicks
Agnes
Robert D. Levi
Princeton
Minn
Winneshiek County
Levi
County Attorney Boasts Record and Court Wins on Campaign Trail
County Attorney William Faches spoke at a C N Affeldt residence coffee about his five and a half year record. He cited 4500 annual cases and high murder conviction rates and noted treatment for drug addicts at several centers. Senator Robinson urged reform of school funding and property tax relief at a Michael Mallace coffee.
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C. N. Affeldt
Terry Drive
Faches
Linn County
Gateway House
Safari House
Chicago
Lexington
Foundation II
Citizen’s Committee On
Cedar Rapids
Mental Health Institute of Independence
Iowa Security Medical
Oakdale
Robinson
California
Iowa
Michael Mallace
Hamilton Street
Tax Group Against Alburnett Bond Vote
The Linn County Property Taxpayers Assn urged voters to oppose the Alburnett school bond issue set for Oct. 30. They cited harvest season timing, pending court cases affecting taxes, concerns over a constitutionality of financing, and the district's existing debt. The proposal seeks 610000 dollars to add to the high school and enlarge the gymnasium.
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Alburnett
Linn County
Board of Education
Alburnett High School
Kopel Advocates Dog Licensing in Linn County
Democratic candidate Merle L. Kopel spoke at a Jan Hirchert home coffee about dog licensing, disputing incumbent Arthur Williams who opposes the policy. Kopel argued licensing can fund itself and protect public welfare by curbing unregistered dogs and ensuring owners pay registration fees.
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Merle L. Kopel
Linn County
Jan Hirchert
Arthur Williams
Kopel
Linn
Robinson Cites School Tax Confusion
State Sen. Cloyd Robinson, seeking re election in the Fourteenth district, said Monday the constitutionality of funding education from property tax has left people very confused as a member of the interim study committee on school fi.
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Marion organist to accompany Ben Hur at ISU series
Iowa State University Stephens Auditorium launches Movie Mietumes Series with the 1926 silent Ben Hur. Marion organist Howard A. Burton will improvise live accompaniment at the matinee Sunday 2 30 p m. Ramon Novarro stars in the epic set in ancient Rome with a famed chariot race. General admission is 1.
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Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Iowa State University
Stephens Auditorium
Howard A. Burton
Third Avenue
Marion
Burton
Richard Snyder
Iowa State Center
Ben-Hur
Ramon Novarro
Francis X. Bushman
Rome
C. Y. Stephens
Indian Theft Reported at Fisherman’s Wharf Gift Shop
Indian theft at Trade Winds Gift Shop on Fisherman’s Wharf Monterey California involved a seven foot wooden cigar store figure valued at 750 dollars.
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Calif
UPI
Trade Winds
Fisherman’s Wharf
Damage Suit Continues in Benton Court
Testimony resumes in Sauer versus Scott in Benton County District Court. Carlos Sauer of Vinton sues Tom Scott of Cedar Rapids for 675000 for disability pain and future damages from a 1965 auto crash near Vinton. The case has seen two trials and a mistrial after 17 hours of deliberation by an all woman jury.
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Benton County
Carlos Sauer
Tom Scott
Cedar Rapids
Sauer
Scott
Mt. Auburn
Iowa Supreme Court
Central City Lake Project Shelved as Inactive
The Iowa natural resources council was informed by the Rock Island district of the corps of engineers that the Central City lake project has been placed in the inactive category after a restudy. Authorized by the 1938 flood control act, the lake on the Wapsipinicon River near Central City in Linn County was found to lack economic justification.
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Iowa Natural Resources Council
Rock Island
Corps of Engineers
Chief of Engineers
Central City Lake
Mississippi River
Wapsipinicon River
Linn County
Morton calls grain deal sloppy but beneficial to farmers
Interior Secretary Rogers Morton said the U S Soviet grain pact was done a little sloppily yet he expects the agreement will ultimately help American farmers by expanding grain sales and farm income.
Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Circulation Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates show 75 cents weekly by carrier and various mail options with monthly and yearly costs. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
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