Riley Declares Run for Culver Seat in Second District
State Sen. Tom Riley of Cedar Rapids, 44, becomes the first announced candidate to succeed Rep. John Culver in Iowa’s Second District. He spoke to the Exchange Club at the Montrose hotel, pledging regular financial disclosures and campaign reporting. Riley, who has served since 1961 with a break in 1969 71, seeks the congressional seat while Culver runs for U S Senate in 1975.
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Linn County
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Second Congressional District
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Harold Hughes
Bond Reduced for Slaying Suspect in Iowa City
District Judge Harold Victor cut James W. Hall's bail from 50000 to 20000 after a Johnson county grand jury indicted him on an open murder charge in the March slaying of Sarah Ottens, a 20 year old University of Iowa sophomore from Morrison Illinois and former Hawkeye football player.
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James W. Hall
Hall
Johnson County
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University of Iowa Coec
Morrison
Ill
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Hawkeye
Guns and tires stolen in two Linn County breakins
Two breakins were reported to the Linn sheriff's office. George Oujirn said a storage shed west of Cedar Rapids was entered between Saturday afternoon and Sunday evening with $150 in losses including two guns, two snow tires and rims, and a wrench. Michael Boots reported a breakin at 3643 Westwood drive NW where baby clothes were stolen.
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George Oujirn
F Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Michael Boots
Westwood Drive
Chrysler Strike Ends After Pact Ratified
Detroit AP reports Chrysler Corp production employees returned to assembly lines Monday after ratifying the UAW contract. The nine day national walkout involved 127,000 workers and cost Chrysler about 31 million dollars daily while workers lost five million dollars per day in wages.
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Magistrate Court Sentences Sackett for Marijuana Possession
James Sackett of Alburnett pled guilty in magistrate court to possession of a controlled substance. He received a 60 day suspended jail sentence for the June 19 marijuana charge.
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James Sackett
Alburnett
Controlled Substance Charge Is Dropped
Thom as Trosky of 1210 Thirty third Street NE had a possession of marijuana charge dismissed Friday in magistrate court relating to an Aug. 19 arrest.
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Thomas Trosky
Thirty-third Street
Guilty Plea Entered in Marijuana Count Case
A man identified as Mark Lappe faced a marijuana possession charge and gave a southeast side address when arrested. The case was dismissed Friday in magisterial court after the plea entered on March 30.
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Mark Lappe
Southeast Side
C R Woman Admits Marijuana Charge in Court
Diane Wheeler of 3104 Ravenwood Terrace NW pled guilty in magistrate’s court to possessing marijuana. Sentencing was deferred for six months and she was placed on probation for the July 10 incident.
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Diane Wheeler
Ravenwood Terrace
Man Fined $300 As Drunk Driver
Emil French of Hiawatha pled guilty in magistrate court to drunk driving. He was fined 300 dollars and costs after his arrest on June 19.
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Emil French
Hiawatha
Electronic Systems
Gazette Telephone Numbers Display Advertising
The item lists contact numbers for display advertising in the Morion Office section of the Gazette, providing 398 and 8234 as the listed telephone line.
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Morion Office
Words Coined To Describe Causes of Success, Failure
At the Realtors convention in Iowa the speaker Clifford Robedeaux of Milwaukee offered two coined terms to explain outcomes. Anthenium signified success while Raditude signified failure, with Robedeaux urging attendees to shed limiting beliefs and adopt broader efforts. The three day meeting featured sessions for farm brokers and property managers and a panel from the Cedar Rapids Alcoholism committee.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Anthenium
Cedar Rapids Citizens Committee On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Architects Favor Schmitt Bid on Sewer Project
Shive Hattery and Associates recommended awarding the Hoosier creek sewer contract to Dave Schmitt Construction Co. for a base bid of 343,083.25, the lowest of five bids. The firm also urged acceptance of reinforced concrete pipe alternates in 21, 18 and 15 inch sizes, reducing the bid by about 8,500 from the base. The engineer's estimate was 304,819.25.
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Shive Hattery and Associates
Hoosier Creek
Dave Schmitt
Hauschild Faces Indecent Behavior Charge
John Hauschild 24 of 1690 Country Club Drive Marion was arrested Monday night on indecent behavior charges. He signed a promise to appear and was released. Police linked the arrest to an alleged incident dated September 9.
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John Hauschild
Country Club Drive
Marion
Israel and Upper Volta Expand Technical Cooperation
Israel and Upper Volta agreed to broaden technical cooperation, announced by Israel radio on Tuesday. The two countries will pursue joint programs and exchanges to boost development efforts.
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