Linn Jail Term to Waterloo Driver
Merce E. Henderson of Waterloo received 30 days for reckless driving ten days for no driver's license and five days for failure to appear all to be served concurrently by Justice of the Peace Jessie L. McCormack. He was arrested July 27 on Highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids. Jerry W. Williamson of Springville paid fines for failure to appear and no driver's license. Donna B. Striegel of 2245 Third Avenue was fined 50 dollars for reckless driving and 50 dollars for intoxication after her car struck a parked vehicle at Tower Terrace trailer court.
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Merce E. Henderson
Cedar Rapids
Justice
McCormack
Springville
Jerry W. Williamson
Donna B. Striegel
Third Avenue
Justice Court
Tower Terrace
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. WcCormack
Loney R. Duncan, Jr
Ridge Drive
William L. Mulholland
Ninth Street
William E. March
Worthington
James A.hester
Kevin B. Collies
Manchester
Mark W. Weiderman
Seventh Avenue
Daryl D. Braun
Keith Drive
William H. Fitzpartick
Dennis C. Convey
Glass Road
Gerald L. Ray
Waterloo
Jerry W. Williams
Kathryn J. Bahl
Cascade
William R. Turner
Mason City
Stuart J. Siegal
Knollcrest Drive
Myrtle N. Stephenson
Thirty
Merce FE
Cedar Rapids Court Docket Summary
Henderson of Waterloo given a five day jail term. Jerry W. Williamson of Springville fined 25 dollars for permitting an unauthorized person to drive. William J. Peterson of Springville fined 20 dollars for intoxication on Javenue. Gary W. Valenta of 300 Owen Street NW Cedar Rapids fined 25 dollars.
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The
Cedar Rapids
Thurs
Henderson
Waterloo
Jerry W. Williamson
Springville
William J. Peterson
Donna B. Striegel
Gary W. Valenta
Owen Street
Terry L. Keenan
Seventh Avenue
Jerry B. Zikmund
Fifth Avenue
Judith Ann Birmingham
Seventeenth Avenue
Ottard Blackwell
Fourteenth Avenue SE
George A. Lowe
Dennis D. Fant
Thirty-second Street
One New House Permit Issued By City Clerk
The city clerk issued one new house permit this week to Cape Construction for a residence at 2900 Twenty-sixth Avenue valued at 16 000 dollars. Additional permits include several garages gutters porch reroofing and kitchen cupboards for residents on Valleyview Indian Creek Grand Fifth Twelfth streets and Thirteenth avenues with values from 150 to 16000 dollars.
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Cape Construction
Twenty - Sixth Avenue
Gary Baack
Valleyview Drive
Ray A. Stow
Bob Gibbs
Indian Creek Road
James R. Jones
Grand Avenue
Phil Morris
Central Avenue
John Losenicky
Fifth Avenue
Monica Edaburn
Twelfth Street
Clayton Waller
Thirteenth Avenue
Leland Weaver
Marion Court Cases Include Traffic Violations in Cedar Rapids
Police court sessions led by Judge Miles Adams list numerous speeding and traffic offenses across Cedar Rapids and Marion. Additional notes cover park board meetings, AA group gatherings, local ads, and public notices.
Cedar Rapids residents named to Iowa health advisory panel
Dr. Willard A. Krehl announces five Cedar Rapids members or alternates joining the 44 person advisory group for the Iowa regional medical program. New appointees include Bernard M. Grahek and Dr. R. E. Weland. reappointed advisors are Dr. Frank Malone Marian Van Fossen and Robert Yaw. The program, funded by a $312,841 NIH grant, aims to fight heart disease cancer and stroke with local doctors and hospitals.
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Iowa City
Willard A. Krehl
Iowa Regional
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Iowa
Bernard M. Grahek
Mercy Hospital
Krehl
National Institutes of Health
Mail Service Rated Poor by Many in First District
Congressman Fred Schwengel released survey results from southeast Iowa chambers and clubs showing 60 percent rated mail service as poor, 65 percent say quality has deteriorated, and strong support emerged for removing the post office from politics and running it on a businesslike basis.
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Washington, D. C
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Schwengel
Chambers of Commerce
First
Commission On Postal Organization
Senate eyes rethinking U S missiles after Soviet ICBM test
Sen Henry Jackson and military officials weigh the implications of a Soviet multi warhead ICBM test carried by an SS-9. The test could force a reassessment of U S missile needs, missile counts, and the Sentinel antimissile program amid debates over arms talks and defense budgets.
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Bob Horton Washington
U.S
Cape Kennedy
Henry Jackson
Dwash
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Pentagon
Jackson
Air Force
Minuteman
Soviet Union
Fort Atkinson Deputizes Citizens as Marshals
Fort Atkinson council votes to deputize citizens as deputy town marshals. Volunteers are being collected and will receive instruction from the sheriff along with badges handcuffs and nightsticks. Weapons will not be issued to the volunteers.
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Fort Atkinson
Not Enough Bids on Waukon Pool Project
WAUKON The city council readvertises for bids on the indoor outdoor swimming pool after opening bids Wednesday night drew few offers and none for parts of the project. They reject the bids due to lack of competition and push the completion date from April 1 to May 15 1969. Community contributions total 97000 toward a 120000 goal.
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Waukon
Izvestia Critiques LBJ and Humphrey on Vietnam Policy
The Soviet paper Izvestia charges President Johnson is ambitious and power-loving and has shifted support from Humphrey to the VP. It says Johnson dictated the Democratic platform from Texas and notes Vietnam and urban violence spur American opposition. It also contests a summit and polls showing Nixon ahead, while calling all three candidates centrist but from different sides.
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Izvestia
Johnson
Vietnam
Humphrey
U.S
America
Texas
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Schmidhauser urges uniform voter residency rules
Democratic candidate John Schmidhauser called for replacing archaic state residency requirements with a uniform system to ease voter mobility. He cited a Gallup poll estimating 29 million eligible voters未 registered for the last election, urging action in Congress while praising Iowa's system.
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Durant
John Schmidhauser
89Th Congress
Schmidhauser
Towa
Biafran Airstrip Dispute Threatens Relief Airlift
Nigerian and Biafran forces clash over which airstrip to use delaying Red Cross aid to starving Biafrans. Lagos says Uli hosts day landings. Biafrans push for Okigwe for landings to aid Umuahia front. Red Cross, church groups operate at night. Fernando Poo stockpiles 3500 tons.
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Red Cross
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Uli
August Lindt
Biafra
Maynard Votes to Join Fay ette Volunteer Ambulance Service
Maynard council decides to join the Fay ette based volunteer ambulance service. The town will pay 600 dollars for maintenance and insurance for the first year and a half. Randalia councilmen had taken similar action earlier.
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Fayette
Randalia
Bewitched Thursday Night Flying Saucers On KCRG TV
A TV tease promotes a color airing on KCRG TV 9 at 7 30 pm highlighting flying saucers on the BEWITCHED program. The notice urges viewers to tune in for a nighttime sci fi feature.
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Kcrg-Tv
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