DAR Aubrey Marjorie Estby to speak on Dear Father Nash
City briefs report Aubrey Marjorie Estby will speak at Bishop's Lindale on Saturday at 1 p.m. about Dear Father Nash. Ads note a 24 hour dine service at Dine with Helen and Hertha on 6th Street, formerly Frisco's, and other items mention hospital stays, thefts, promotions, and local notices across Cedar Rapids area.
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Dar Aubrey
Marjorie Estby
Father Nash
Bishop's, Lindale
Rek
Helen and
Hertha
6Th Street
Frisco’s
Adv
Local Gazette Notes 1889 Govete Co Publication
The item announces daily and Sunday publication by The Govete Co at Cedar Rapids with third avenue address and Cedar Ronis postal details. It markets subscription rates and terms, mentions Sunday meets, and notes Associated Press exclusive rights for local and India news dispatches.
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Govete Co
Cedar Rapids
Town Lane
Aescripmon
el Bhim
Sunauy
Stermaan
Zamora
Gazstle
Associated Press
Siena
Focal News
India News
AP News
Three Teens Arrested After Parking Lot Assault
Police arrested Michael J. Evans and Timothy L. Brooks both 18 and Victor B. Barber 18 for assault and battery and gun pointing in the Me Too parking lot at 900 First Ave SW after a disturbance. Evans and Brooks allegedly returned to the lot and brandished guns. Barber struck a man in the face. Evans was released to adult corrections. Brooks held on $500 bond. Barber held on $125 bond.
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First Avwane SW
Michael J. Evans
Third Street SE
Timothy L Brooks
Victor B. Barber
Reinbeck
Randall Paithope
Evans
Brooks
Phillippe
Barker
Linn County
Department of Adult Correction Services
Barber
Man Arrested On Pot Charge
Steven Wayne Livermore of 2716 Union Drive SW was arrested Sunday night after police stopped his car for a faulty tail light on the First Avenue bridge at 9 30 pm. A search found a bag suspected to contain marijuana. he had an outstanding speeding charge and was released on bond.
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Steven Wayne Livermore
Union Drive
Livermore
First Avenue
Wheeler To Head Hiawatha Optimist Club
L. E. Wheeler has been elected president of the Hiawatha Optimist club with Keith Kress as first vice president Keith Wilson as second vice president and Howard Moss as secretary treasurer Ray Kimem named chairman of the board of directors John Greif and Robert Lehman sworn to two year terms and Marion Franklin and Fred Johnson to one year terms Installation is set for September 30 at 6 30 p m at the Longbranch.
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L. E. Wheeler
Hiawatha Optimist Club
Keith Kress
Keith Wilson
Howard Moss
Ray Kimem
John Greif
Robert Lehman
Marion Franklin
Fred Johnson
Longbranch
Literacy rate improves among 17 year olds
Washington AP a government sponsored survey of 5,200 high school seniors shows basic reading performance up 2 percentage points since 1971 with the Midwest at 93.2 percent and Southeast at 88.1 percent. Whites score 14.3 percent higher than blacks, and disparities draw concern from Roy Forbes of the National Assessment of Education Progress.
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Washington
Sen Iors
Midwest
Roy Forbes
National Assessment of Education Progress
Publisher's Niece Found Slain in California Home
Sandra Jean Servans, 28, niece of Curtis Publishing Co. president and former Holiday magazine managing editor, was found beaten to death at a Vista California home where she vacationed. Deputy reports say retired navy Captain Herbert Camp discovered the body near the rear of the residence Saturday night after returning from an outing.
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Sandra Jean, Servags
Indianapolis
Holiday Magazine
Traffic Light Talks With Parish Officials Over First Avenue Safety
Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck says meeting will cover plans for traffic signals on First Avenue W after Fifth street signal removal and widening of the avenue as part of the I-380 project. Residents oppose a pedestrian-actuated signal between Fifth and Sixth streets and favor a median at Fifth Street to influence the decision.
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St. Patrick's Church
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
St. Patrick's Subour
James Steinbeck
Lou and Louise Add to Family At Bever Zoo
Bev er zoo adds two cubs to its pride as Louise the lion gives birth Sunday night Lou the sire welcomes the new cubs, easing fears of conflict with the male The pair are the second litter for Lou and Louise with previous cubs sent to Indiana and Cedar Rapids for grown needs Reinis plans to decide on the cubs future after review of the situation
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Lou
Louise
Bever Zoo
Bevee Park 2No Bes
Furry
Stan Rennis
Lion
Tian
Indiana
Cendar Rapids
Reinis
Cubs
President's Will Reveals Irish Leader Estate Value
LONDON AP Ersiing Childers the president of the Irish Republic who died last November left an estate in England Wales and Ireland valued at 93660 but death duties reduced it to 36737 according to his will.
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London
Ersiing Childers
Irish Republic
England
Wales
Ireland
Lebanon clashes widen as government meets on crisis
Beir ut reports say Mostem utitiamen deploy mortars and rocket grenades into northern Lebanon amid rising street fighting with Christians. At least 19 killed as police recount growing casualties while Beirut holds a three hour emergency session. Authorities pledge to take all necessary measures to contain the crisis and avert civil war spreading to the capital.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mostem
Tripati
SN Miles
Cook Arrested in 1973 Rape Case
Charlie Edward Cook, 30, of 607 Eighth street SE, was to be arraigned in Linn district court on assault with intent to rape for an April 1973 incident. He was arrested on a two year old warrant and held in Linn County jail on $60,000 bond. The report also covers Lynette Fromme’s attempted assassination case of President Ford, Manson ties, and related FBI notes, including Fromme’s $2 million bail and continued arraignment.
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Charlie Edward Cook
Eighth Street SE
Linn District Court
Cook
Hii
Linn County
Neu
Sacramento
Calif
Charles Mann
Lynette
Squeaky" Fromme
Ford
Manson
Miss Fromme
State Capitol
FBI
Sin Quentin
Atty
Dwayne Keyes
William Kinney
Sandra Good
Griffin
White House
New Hampshire
Missouri
Miss Good
Associated Press
Nixon
Taté-LaBianca
Los Angeles
Miss Frome
San Diego
Sandra
Phillips Takes Out Papers For Cedar Rapids Council Seat
Richard Phillips filed nominating petitions Monday to seek a fourth term as Cedar Rapids streets and public improvements commissioner. He is the last incumbent to announce re election plans as petition deadlines approach September 26 with potential primaries if more than two candidates file. The general election is set for November 4.
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Richard Phillips
Cedar Rapids
Phillips
Linden Tertrace SE
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