New Members Named To Board of St. Luke's
St Lukes hospital board adds Mrs Darryl Cheney and Richard Buresh to its directors at the annual meeting. Paul Geiser is re elected board president. Dean John W Eckstein spoke on government influence in medical education and practice. The tour highlighted the pediatrics unit renovation and centralized ICU for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital Board of Directors
Paul E. Geiser
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Darryl Cheney
F Avenue
St. Luke's Auxiliary
Richard Buresh
Kenwood Transfer, Inc
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
John W. Eckstein
University of Iowa
John D. Nyquist
Henry Haegg, Jr
Robert O. Daniel
J.F. Hladky, Jr
F. Forbes Osberg
Austin Sparling
Paul Heath
Mt. Vernon
Keith Stapleton
Robert C. Armstrong
Glenn G. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Bastian
Inez Lyon
L.G. Muret
Kenneth Hastie
Ira Larson
Clarence McIntyre
Jay D. Petersen
John C. Rice
Thomas E. Rogers
Daniel and
Hladky
Rogers
Cheney
Junior League of
Grant Wood Chapter
The
American Red Cross
Cedar Rapids Art Center
League of Women Voters
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Energy Charges Refunds Ordered
Interstate Power Co of Dubuque must refund 518969 dollars in electricity charges for the year ended June 30 1975 and pay 9 percent interest. The Iowa commerce commission says charges should have totaled 513389307 dollars to ensure a reasonable return. For the current year Interstate needs 53085406 dollars and no refund is required. A revised rate schedule was required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Interstate Power Co
Dubuque
Iowa Commerce Commission
Interstate
ICC
Fire hydrant bids near city estimates in Cedar Rapids
Two bids to supply 60 fire hydrants to the Cedar Rapids water department were opened. Utility Equipment Co. Bettendorf bid 17 874 dollars while Waterous Co. South St. Paul Minn bid 17 877 dollars, the city estimate was 21 300 dollars. Bids referred to the water department for study. 30 years ago records from Berlin Nazi court trials showed families billed for trial costs and executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
People's Court
Berlin
Cedar Rapids Gazette historical subscription notes
The text lists establishment details from 1883, address in Cedar Rapids Iowa, pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, and edition schedules. It mentions no current events and notes Associated Press exclusive republication rights for local news.
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Reas
Associated Press
Missouri Firm Bids Law for Demolition Work
Bob Maget, Inc. of St Joseph Mo emerged as the apparent low bidder for demolition and site clearance in the Cedar Rapids Oak Hill Riverside neighborhood project bidding 33300. The next bids were Zinser Inc 38625 Paul Underwood 41944 Harmon Webb 48375 and Dore Wrecking Co 77825. It followed a previous bid round halted because not all bidders knew about rubble disposal requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Maget
Mich
Union Sues Goss Division Over Third Shift Change
Cedar Rapids labor union files suit in U.S. district court against Goss division of Rockwell International. Harmony Lodge 831 of the IA MW&A seeks an injunction to stop a third shift at the Cedar Rapids plant, arguing the contract required mutual agreement before such a shift and pay schedule. A hearing is set for Friday morning in Cedar Rapids federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Goss
Rockwell International
Harmony Lodge 831
International Assn. of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Afl-Cio
Appeal Filed in Fisher Murder Verdict
An appeal was filed in Dubuque county district court challenging the murder conviction and life sentence of Dennis Fisher, 30, of Anamosa. Fisher was found guilty Oct. 18 of first degree murder in the 1960s case involving Masonville farmer Howard Miller.
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Dubuque
Dennis Fisher
Anamosa
Dubuque County
Fisher
Masonville
Howard Miller
Thomas H. Nelson
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Miller
Myra
FBI letter touts helicopter value in Cedar Rapids crime fight
Cedar Rapids mayor and police chief received a letter from Edward J. Krupinsky of the Omaha FBI praising air surveillance used in a 1974 gambling probe. Surveillance from Sept to Nov led to Cartano's interstate wagering paraphernalia case and guilty pleas from four others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
Omaha
FBI
Edward J. Krupinsky
Canney
Wallace LaPeters
Krupinsky
John Guy Cartano
Cartano
New York Regiment Moves Artillery Near British Fort
From St. John's Canada dated October 29 1775 a New York regiment pushed its artillery within 250 yards of the British fort under heavy fire and observers foresee the siege outpost falling within days due to this bombardment.
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ST. John's
Canada
New York
Whisky and Cigarettes Stolen in Restaurant Breakin
Police report a breakin at Konecny's restaurant on Sixteenth Avenue SW. Owner Charles Konecny said 26 bottles of whisky and vodka worth 156 dollars, 36 cartons of cigarettes worth 136 dollars, 10 cigarette lighters 14 dollars, and 40 packs of peanuts and cashews 6 dollars were taken totaling 292 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konecny
Sixteenth Avenue
Charles Konecny
Largest Aircraft To Land in C R
The world's largest air craft the C-5 will land at the Cedar Rapids airport Friday to pick up military cargo from Collins Radio for overseas delivery. It will be parked northwest near Highway 84 and Edgewood Road, 258 feet long with a 222 foot wingspan carrying 175000 pounds of cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio
Edgewood Road
Man Suffers Minor Injuries in Road Accident
Greg Brian Clark, 27, of 2010 Glass Road NE, sustained head and nose lacerations after his panel truck ran down an incline and struck a light pole near Red Bud Road NE and Glass Road. He was treated at St Luke's Hospital and charged with failure to maintain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Brian Clark
Glass Road NE
Clark
St. Luke's Hospital
Red Bud Road
Glass Road
Two From C R Are Arrested on Narcotics Counts
Cedar Rapids police and Linn County deputies arrested Martha Ruth Gibson Clark 36 and Russell E Blessman 19 after searches at their homes yielded heroin and marijuana. Officers used three trained dogs during the raids. Each suspect is held on $10,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ruth Gibson Clark
Fourth Avenue SE
Russell E. Blessman
First Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Burrows Held on Stolen Property Charge
Don Lewis Burrows, 19, of 1040 Clifton NE, was charged with receiving stolen property after allegedly taking a stolen television set to an acquaintance’s home. The TV was stolen from D B Transfer Inc., 931 Rockford SW, where $1,750 worth of gear was reported missing Oct. 16. Investigations continue. Burrows held in county jail on $2,500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lewis Burrows
Clifton Street
Burrows
D & B Transfer Inc
Rockford Road
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