Stolen Camera Equipment Reported At 1724 Grande Ave SE
Walter Hungerford reported a theft from his car on Wednesday totaling 624 dollars for camera equipment. Also noted is a listing for carpeting 20 yards in good condition with contact 363 1509.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
3
Walter Hungerford reported a theft from his car on Wednesday totaling 624 dollars for camera equipment. Also noted is a listing for carpeting 20 yards in good condition with contact 363 1509.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists Sunday and afternoon delivery rates and mail subscription terms. No mail subscriptions accepted for certain areas, and the newspaper asserts copyright and republication rights for all news items.
Tony Velvick, 13, of Tower Terrace trailer court Marion, was admitted to St Luke's hospital after being struck by a car while attempting to fix a minibike on a county road. Deputy reported the bike's chain fell off as he rode home. Larry D. Walderbach, 19, also of the trailer court, drove the car. Velvick sustained broken bones in both legs and was in fairly good condition the next day. The incident was under investigation.
Foreign diplomats in Washington hailed the move as a master stroke in international affairs as the administration plans to raise U S contributions to about $800 million for the coming year.
Reports say 3,000 arrested in Valparaiso and ships detained at harbor. The junta expelled 150 Cuban extremists and the Cuban embassy staff, severing ties with Cuba. In Santiago, troops attacked Allende supporters, stormed a textile plant, and arrested hundreds around the university and press offices.
Richardson touted relief from the ITT accord while ITT kept Hartford Fire Insurance Co. and ceded over a billion dollars in assets from other units. A judiciary committee inquiry cited potential perjury and asked the Justice Department to review the record. Archibald Cox handles the probe with focus on top level influence.
The Milwaukee county Republican party urged the Committee to Re-Elect the President to return funds gathered in Wisconsin for Nixon's re election. The resolution says the committee alienated the American people from politics and clouded Nixon administration achievements. Stanley York estimates Wisconsin takings between 835000 and 1500000 dollars last year.
Collins Radio Co. posted 1973 sales of 350 million, up 40 percent from 1972, with net income of 12.8 million or 2.87 per share. Fourth quarter sales reached 99 million, earnings before taxes 6 million, and new orders for 1973 totaled 416 million. Backlog stood at 339 million.
The report highlights improved profit performance and stronger asset management, noting the advantage of tax loss carryover. It emphasizes how these factors contribute to overall financial health and future growth prospects.
John K. Novak of Route One Marion reports theft of a travel trailer and contents valued at 300 to 400 dollars. Sheriff’s office says the trailer was taken between Aug 20 and Sept 11 from a farm Novak rents.
Fugio Sanchez 70 a retired railroad worker and his blind wife may take a vacation perhaps to Mexico with a $500 reward he earned for returning $6,000 found cash. He and his son turned the money to a bank which located the owner a large farmer about 80 years old.
About two decades ago East German communists reorganized the People's Police by deploying a new border guard detachment around West Berlin to reinforce the frontier during tense times.
The store promotes a fall collection of sport coats and slacks featuring double knits and natural fibers. It highlights famous brands in styles and colors and touts attractive prices.
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