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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1964-04-14 Ie.,ddiltion. smaller, spec~ been planned to PI'o­ S;IJe(:llIC help to board memo day·to-day operatioQ ~Annexciiion r~"'" City Plan """ .. exhibits of the latest products and equipmeat architectural exhibit show. best in school building de. ail owan be featured . Reduced by Council Seromg the StGte UrOOer~ of lowca and the People of IOtDtJ CUV luwing cmission from an Established in 1868 10 Cents Per Copy AIIociated Press LeaIed Wire and Wirephoto Iowa Clty. Iowa - Tuesday, April 14., 19M is not smoke but ; vote granting the requested. funds dark color is to the Airport Commission. The ash. Proposed Boundaries Reset funds may be raised by a bond issue or they may be taken from any other City funds deemed appro­ On Areas to West, North priate by the Council. Councilmen pres.nts By DALLAS MURPHY James Nesmith and Max Yocum were absent from the meeting. a FrCllch film . .• StaH Writer City Manager Carsten Leikvold How Khrushchev Death Proponents of a more moderate plan for Iowa City's pro­ said he hoped the Commission had jary of a Country Pritlt" ed annexation received support from the Cit}' Council Mon­ requested enough money to gel the with English subtitles po job done. day afternoon when the Council, meeting in sp cial session, "IF THE Commission exceeds Clmbaugh Auditorium voted unanimously to reduce the area under ('Onsideration for this appropriation, it may put the annexation by nearly tl,ree Council in an embarrassing situa· April 12 tion," Councilman William Maas 7:30 p.m. square miles. north of the Interstate is engaged said. He asked for a statement A public referendum on the issue in agricultural operations, residents from the Airport Commission that Admission 7St said they felt the merger with the Reporf Exci·fed NatieFl has been scheduled for June 1. The the $34,500 would cover the costs referendum is required because the city would be detrimental to their specified by the Commission in the dty initiated the annexation pro­ interests. City's master budget plan. ceedings. ANOTHER MAJOR objection was In other action, the Council set \ that non·residents are not allowed VI SHOWING! The reduction w1I1 reset the pro­ April 21 as the date for an in· People Aroused to vote in municipal elections, leav· formal public hearing on the acqui. Student Killed, posed boundaries of the annexation ing the residents of the annexation NOS TUESOA Y • area on the North and West. with sition of land for a land fill area in area without a decisive voice in the the southern part of the city. the center line of Interstate 80 as pending referendum. For One Hour the northern boundary and the pre· Mayor Richard Burger said he Six Iniured 1- sent limits on the western side of The City's ability to extend muni· had termed the hearing "informal" "8~Dlse? the city remaining intact. The pre­ cipal services over such a large because it is not required by law. -~"- sent western boundary is marked area with immediacy and ecnnomy He said he feels property owners in Before Denial .:· -.... .'- by a wedge of land owned by SUI. was also questioned repeatedly. the area should have the oppor· In Car Wrecks The major problems mentioned tunity to express their objections, German News Agency The initial annexation plan set were fire protection and the prac· boundaries which would have sur­ however. Two Non-Students ticability of crossin'g the InterJltate THE 57·ACRE tract is presently Blames False Report rounded the city on every side. The with utility and sewer lines. owned by Raymond T. Siman, and Also Hurt in Five On Language Error northern Iimimts were to extend The Planning and Zoning Com­ is outside the present City limits. about a mile nort h of the Inter· County Mishaps mission was instructed by the It is located south of Plumber's NEW YORK (AP) - NeWS' slate and paraJlel to it. Coralville Council Monday to review the zon· Supply and fronts on the river. and University Heights on the west One sur student was killed papers and radio and televisiQo ing changes which will be neces· A similar land fill project was and six others injured in auto would have been surrounded by the proposed by the Council in Janu· stations throughout the United Iowa City limits, but would have sary if the annexation is approved. City Attorney Jay Honohan was ary. This property, which Is South accidents over the weekend. States were deluged with teJe­ remained liS separate municipali· and East of the area being con· ties. also asked to review the area for Killed was 1ichacl L. Cor­ phone calls Monday afternoon necessary ordinance changes. sidered presently, did not receive coran, Ll. Sibley. The accident after the broadcast of a report, THE INITIAL anncxation resolu· Preliminary proposals on these proper rezoning from the county. tion called (or an area of 12th changes wlll be presented by the County rezoning was necessary be· occurred around 1:30 a.m. Sunday later denied, that Soviet Pre­ square miles to be added to the City Attorney and the Planning and cause the area is outside the city on the lWV road near !.he south· mier Khrushchev had died, present corporate limits of the city. west cornel' of Finkbine golf Zoning Commission at the May 19 limits. The report, eiven currency by a The Council's revision of the od· meeting of the Council. MAYOR BURGER said he is not course. 5:30 • 7:30 • 9:30 Police said skid marks showed West German news dispatch and gina! proposal was attributed to THE CITY COUNCIL also can· expecting opposition to the new quoted by some agencies (not ' in­ the strong public sentiment ex· area which has been selected. that the car traveled for about 240 sidered a request from the Airport feet on the wrong side of the road clucling The AssocIated Press), was pressed ot the public hearing April Commission for a $34,500 bond is· The Mayor also said that If the later blamed on a language error. 7 against the annexation of the land is acquired, it will have all before swerving into the north traf· sue which would be used for clear IT SET OFF an excited reaction area north of Interstate 80. the facilities previously specified fic lane. It then skidded sideways zone acquisition and replacement for 126 feet, struck a lump of as· for more than an hour on the Pa­ Arguments against the annexa· of worn-out runway lights. for the initial site. phalt and rolled another 144 feet e cific Stock Exchange, where clos­ tion of such a large area brought According to the Commission, the before coming to rest on its top at Hu", Pull . Boom! ing prices were well below those Of up at the hearing centered around Federal Airport Administration has the edge of the golf course. There The m.tll roof DII DII. 0' the carp0rt5 It Chirco's the New York Stock Exchange, approved the plans of the Iowa City plrt/ally dtstroyed I wood.n '.nc. and Iinded In the fact that. according to present Mai. Grissom, apparently were no witnesses. Driv •• ln, HlghwlY • Wilt, WII blown off its sup. which had closed before the reo city ordinances, livestock is not Commission and has agreed to pay adiolnln. v.clnt fl.ld, port. The accident was spotted by Mrs. port5 by hl,h winds It 3 p.m, SundlY. The roof -Photo by Joe LIppincott allowed within the city limits. 50 per cent of the total cost. Daniel J. Gockel of 1509~ Rochest· _ _____ ____________ _ ___ President Johnson was kept In· Since the majority of tbe area A resolution was passed by a 3'() Peter Sellers Fly er Ave. as she and her husband formed of developments in the re­ Young To port from seconds after it first was George c. Scott drove by about 1:30 a.m. Six t~ Tougaloo- broadcast to the nation until It was Stanley Kullrick's Republican, SUI Grad- Dr. George D. Callahan, Johnson ---.........----==----- Guard Aids emphatically denied. Gemini Shot County medical examiner. ruled White House press secretary •Strange love Corcoran's death due to a bruken HOUSTON, Tex. fA'! - A veteran George Reedy said the report had Hew I Leallld Ta SlIp WIIJ)iII neck. The exact time of the death not "quite reached that point" of space traveler and a rookie astro· was not determined. Storm Pickup And Lm The 110IIII Local Realtor Whiting SUI, Negroes Set prompting the President to use the naut were picked Monday to close r-:~+t::;':::'~ ~~.c'A Corcoran came to SUI last fall The Iowa National Guard pa· "hot line" communication system JC the gap in the United States' race r~ .... ·;, ~fr [rom the un\'versity of Notre Dame between Washington and Moscow. ·''':'I.!:Y' to the moon. trolled the Yorktown area Monday \;'~. ' from which he was grllduated in Air Force Maj. Virgil I. Grissom, night as residents cleaned up after THE VAGUE report originated Files for legislature 1962. _ Sunday's tornado which killed one with a German press agency DPA 38, the second American in space, Funeral servfces wlJl 6e at 10: SO For Student Trade Iowa City realtor Samuel B. Whiting, 1511 E. College Street, has and Lt. Cmdr. John W. Young, person and injured at least eight which later asked editors to with· a.m. Wednesday at St. Andrew's others. hold It. announced that he filed nomlnation papers Monday for Republican rep­ 33. a former Navy test pilot, got church in Sibley. Burial will be In Six fraternity and sorority' members will leave Wednesday morn· the nod as the first crew to fly a Ing for Tougaloo Southern Christian College in Mississippi as the first Floods which followed the wind Dmitri Goryunov, director een· resentative to the Iowa Legislature.
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