Cedar Rapids mayor backs senior taxi plan for limited incomes
The 1966 Cedar Rapids effort lets residents 65 and older with low incomes ride taxis at reduced fares 25 cents for under 10 blocks and 56 cents for longer trips. Applications flooded City Hall with about 700 requests over two days as cab firms respond cautiously and supportively.
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Citizenship Restored to Curtis McDonough by Governor Hu
Governor Harold Hughes restored citizenship to Curtis J. McDonough on October after his release from prison. McDonough pled guilty on August 24, 1962, to charges of uttering a false check.
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Window Shot Incident Reported in 1960 Mercury
Keith L. Eisher of 1002 B Ave NW reports a night time shooting on October 20 leaving two BB holes in the shattered right rear window of his 1960 Blue Mercury.
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Spotlight on Labor in Campaign Tactics
The piece criticizes Mayor Robert Johnson for selecting a farm advisory committee dominated by Farm Bureau and corporate farm interests. It argues that representative farm groups like Farm Bureau, Farm Grange, and the national organization should be included to reflect diverse farm viewpoints. It recalls Bensonism and urges family farmers to vote November eighth.
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Opportunities Abound In Local Classifieds And Jobs
A collage of job ads and listings opens with an insurance firm seek ing an aggressive man aged 25 to 45 offering training and earnings up to 15000 annually. Other notices invite drivers, waitstaff, a taxi dispatcher, post office positions, and retail sales. Also listed are sale items, housing, pets, and an organizational meeting at Oakhill Jackson Neighborhood Council.
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Lincoln jail work release and AWOL soldier report
Lincoln Hoover Coffee and Kenneth Duane Duncan along with Wayne Ernest Starkley were granted work outside the Linn County jail under the work release program and will return to custody. Carl A. Brown, 21, is AWOL from Fort Bragg since Sept. 21, with a listed address at 820 Five NW and family moves last May. parents reside in Oklahoma. A long list of college and pro football scores follows.
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