Slingshots No Guns Yes Debate on Arms Registration
Citizen-Times reports mixed views from gun dealers and law officers on proposed arms registration. Eby's Sporting Goods owner doubts effectiveness despite sales records, while Sheriff Walter Grant and Cedar Rapids Captain John Kuba warn registration may punish law-abiding citizens yet could deter arm misuse. Criminologists remain cautiously optimistic about reducing murders via registration. Local stance urges enactment to aid law enforcement and curb private gun sales, noting NRA opposition and public safety concerns. Cedar Rapids prohibits slingshots but allows firearm purchases with limited police-initiated checks.
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Bob Thiersch
Eby’s Sporting Goods
Whitman
Thiersch
Walter Grant
Linn
Austin
Grant
John Kuba
Cedar Rapids
Kuba
NRA
Johnson
Citizen-Times
Armaments
National Rifle Association
United States
Cedar Rapidians
Never Too Late at The Cedar Rapids Community Theatre
The Cedar Rapids Community Theatre continues Never Too Late by Sumner Arthur Tong on August 4 5 6 and 11 12 13. Max Hahn stars as the father to be with Cyndy Thompson as the daughter and Ann Struthers as the mother. Todd Anderson and Panny Wray also in the cast. Box office hours 10 AM to 4 PM daily except Sunday. Complaints about 32nd Street raceway prompt traffic concerns. Cedar Valley Road will divert traffic in ten years.
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Cedar: Rapids
Sumner Arthur Tong
Paul Ford
Cyndy Thompson
Ann Struthers
Pete Anderson
Panny Wray
Craig Bogenstas
Kate Argow
Ron Malvern
Pete Tilly
3Rd Street
S.E
32Nd St
Oakland
Center Point Road
Cedar Valley Road
City Hall notes on bridge, budget, and plans
City officials report the Third Avenue bridge reconstruction is 75 percent complete with the last approach open since July 1. East channel sidewalk work proceeds well, targeting January 7, 1967. Mayor Johnson says the city budget has no funds for sharing improvements under the federal code enforcement plan recommended by the Oak Hill Jackson Council.
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Third Avenue
Johnson
Oak- Hill-Jackson Council
Buses Prove Unpopular as Traffic Rule Explains Oiling
A councilman notes Collins Radio once ran a free Cedar Hills bus for employees but says it was discontinued after only six to eight riders. The piece says streets are oiled by traffic, not housing, and promises Part Three of the ADC Taxpayers series next week. It notes inquiries to officials are pending.
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Collins Radio
Cedar Hills
ADC
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