Marion Foster Files for Council Position
Marion Foster, 133 Thir lipth street cunn, filed nom papers for an at large city council seat. She is the second filer, joining Mary Lou Pazour who already filed for the Third ward seat. Incumbent candidates have filed, with Mildred Stickney as City Clerk. Other filings include James Gathi fen and Dr. Victor Klopfenstein for First and Fourth wards, plus the city treasurer and one park board seat on the November 4 election, with Marion Business Girls electing officers at a Tuesday meeting led by Mrs. Ralph Hoskins as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Foster, Jr
Thirlipth Street
Mary Lou Pazour
Third Avenue
Third Ward
Mildred Stickney Sail
James Gathifen
SBR
Twelfth Street
Fourth Ward
Victor Klopfenstein
Sixth Street
First Ward
Hae
Marion Business Girls
Ralph Hoskins
Haven Hines
Marjorie Hess
Evelyn Noah
Charles Schuch
Building Permits Issued for City Storage Structures
Over the last seven days the city issued permits for storage type buildings. Notable projects include Eugene Strachen building a 6912 square foot storage warehouse at 1540 Sixth Avenue with Pacemaker of Central City as contractor, costing about 62531 dollars. B A Westbrock constructs a 4840 square foot storage garage at 600 Twenty ninth Street for 44176 dollars with own contracting. Additional permits list K R Balderson garage 2512 Twelfth Avenue 1500 dollars Fred Barnhouse garage 850 Parkview Drive 2562 dollars Jeffrey Huntley re reoder basement 3060 Twenty sixth Avenue 300 dollars Leroy Penne foundation on porch 410 Twelfth Street 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Strachen
Sixth Avenue
Pacemaker
Central City
B. A. Westbrock
Twenty-ninth Street
Westbrock
K. R. Balderson
Twelfth Avenue
Fred Barnhouse
Parkview Drive
Jeffrey Huntley
Rereoder
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Leroy Penne
Twelfth Street
Ken Hartung To Speak At Marion Christian Church
Ken Hartung will deliver the keynote sermon at the Marion Christian Church on Sunday at 10 45 am welcoming back summer. The Rev Peter M Morgan notes the service and free lunch as fellowship. Hartung chairs the church board and will discuss the ministries of the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Hartung
Te Marion Christian Church
Hartung
Peter M. Morgan
Christian Church Board
Girl's Bicycle Stolen Twice In Four Days
Kathy Wandward of 210 Seventh Avenue SW reports her bike stolen twice in four days. The first theft occurred Sunday after her brother Mark, 13, left the bike at Legion Lanes, 401 Fourth Avenue SE, while he bowled. police recovered and returned it Tuesday. The bike disappeared again Wednesday night from Kathy's yard, with sister Laura, 11, and friend Kevin Drew also affected. A thick chain around the spokes did not deter thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Wandward
Seventh Avenue SW
Mark
Legion Lanes
Fourth Avenue SE
Kathy
Laura
Kevin Drew
Cedar Rapids News Briefs Highlights Local Ads and Notices
Local items include cattle feeder talk by Glen Browstt at the Elks Club, a beef industry program kickoff, plus assorted police reports of stolen radios, tools, and rings. Community notices cover candidate night, yearbook pickup, NAACP Cedar Rapids meeting, motor coach tours, food stamp outreach, and local ads for sales and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Browstt
Ova
The
Elks Club
Encephalitis Cases Reported in Iowa City and Emmet County
Three encephalitis cases confirmed in Iowa with two in Des Moines and one in Emmet county. Des Moines cases clinically diagnosed. blood tests pending to identify the type. A five year old from Emmet county is recovering at home after illness following a camping trip to Minnesota. Jeffrey Anderson of Ringsted reported headaches and dizziness after a camping trip two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Emmet County
Foral
Julius Conner
Polk County Health Department
Conner
Ilinois
Minnesota
North Dakota
Emmet
Jeffrey Anderson
Darrell Anderson
Ringsted
Economists Propose Price Index Study for Iowa
An Iowa council recommends a feasibility study on a state consumer price index using a $6k to $10k portion of a $50k appropriation. Proposals from University of Iowa and Drake University seek to develop a Cedar Rapids based index with national comparison, to aid school aid formulas and private sector use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
IDPA
Governor's Economic Advisory Council
State Comptroller's Office
Maryin Selden
Selten
Institute For Economic Research
University of Fawa
Drake University
Ron Sargraves
Division of
State Office of Planning and Programming
U.S
Sargraves
Cedar Rapids
Eivertisement
Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Iowa
Towa
Sagraves
Florida
Senate kills anti-busing amendment in 42 35 vote
Senate defeats amendment to bar the Justice Department from funding desegregation proofs involving busing or forced transfers. The 42 35 tally tabling the measure comes as the $36 188 billion State Justice and Commerce appropriations bill passes 61 18 toward House Senate conference. A Boston Univ researcher reports desegregation may curb white flight to the suburbs, not accelerate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Justice Department
Tthe Department
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John Pastore
R.J
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ate
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
House
Man Took Own Life in Muscatine Hotel Death
Muscatine officials report a Tuesday night gunshot death of 21 year old Cedar Rapids man George Edward Fichtner at a Muscatine hotel room. He was employed by Heinz Co. in Muscatine and born October 28 1953 in Chicago. Surviving family includes father Edward Fichtner Cedar Rapids mother stepmother two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services set for Friday at Brady Kuba funeral home with cremation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Paticé
George Edward Fichtner
Eighteenth Street
Muscatine Hotel
Fichtner
Heinz Co
George Edward Fivhner
Chicago
Hanfare Post of America Legion
Edward Fichtner
Jobs Fichtner
Cleo Eicherly
Ruth Fichtner
Brigham City
Utah
Margaret Kowalski
Boyne Falls
Mich
Mary Reibel
Ellsworth
Whitford Armstrong
East Jordan
Dennis and
Donald Armstrong
Quantico
Brady-Kuba Funeral Home
Lisbon Man Injured In Car Leave Road Crash
Jack Carstensen, 29, of Lisbon, was injured when his car left old highway 30 west of Mt. Vernon and rolled into a soybean field. He was treated for head injuries at Cedar Rapids hospital and released. The car, valued at $6,000, was destroyed after it rolled over three times. He had missed a curve about three miles west of Mt. Vernon. The driver was charged with failure to save the vehicle under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carstensen
Lisbon
Mt. Vernon
Carstensen
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Carsten- Ser
Mwe
Injured on School Roof After Fall at Polk Elementary
Jim Jacobi of 1287 B avenue NW told police he was pushed or thrown feet from the roof over the first floor at Polk Elementary, Fifteenth Street and B avenue NE, Wednesday night. He was treated at Mercy hospital for a pelvic bruise and released. A separate report notes a $1,100 larceny and malicious damage at a cabin in ZCBI park on River River road SW, with stolen items including a typewriter, two guns, two cameras and other valuables. Melvin Young of Palo reported $200 damage from a burglary at Dunn's Fine Meats store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jacobi
B Avenue NW
Polk
Fifteenth Street
B Avenue NE
Jacobi
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Rompot
Clover Drive
Linn Sheriff's Office
Zcbi Park
River River
Melvin Young
Palo
Dunn's Fine Meats
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Marion
Foster
Ray
Christian Church
Stickney
YMCA
Marion Ymca
Camp Courage
Forty
Fourth Street
Highway 151
James Shattick
Perm
Marleen
West Union
West Union Merchants
Coah
Modern Piping
Thirty-third Street Drive
Joby F. Kuba
Fruntland Boulevard
Peek
Steve Lichtenauer
Johnson Avenue
Torkeil
Helen L. Meskimen
Twenty-fifth Street
First Trust and Savings Bank
Third Street
St. Pius
Council
Collins Rd
Jerald Broussard
Whittier
Old River Road
Fidel Sirhan
Los Angeles
UPI
Sharif Sirhan
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Cedar Rapid Community School
Wari
Kennedy High School
DAV
Jones Park
YWCA
Jefferson
Jefferson High School
Rapra
Door County
Wisconsin
Travel and Transport
NAACP
Lane Boyd Community House
Grand Ole Opry
Mt. Vernon Hacap
Central City Neighborhood Center
Ty Center Point City Hall
Hawthorn H Ills
Mt. Vernon Rd
Ady
Cure — Citizen's United For Responsible Energy
Peoples Church
Jane Magers
Shumpoo
Weel
Julie
Call Coiffures
Civitan Club
Bishops
Ozarks
Johnny's
Ancobbs
Blue Moon
Ist
Ave
Jerome's
U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Carpetland
U.S.A
Kergstvs
Fastare
Boston University
Christine Russell
American Political Science Association
San Francisco
University of Maryland
Russell
C.R
John Gunzenhauser
Seventeenth Street
Charles Batey
Laverné NE
Westmoreland
Fenton
Imperial
Malek Wood
Pfalagraf Pottery
Frankoma Pottery
Frankoma
Boston
Cedar Hills
Bank Americard
P&h
Harruschtegar
Ower
Hartischteger
C.cators
Miwarkee
Howe
Harnischteger
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