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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1972
Page
3
Daily Record lists births and obituaries across multiple communities. Entries name families, locations, and dates for hospital and funeral services, noting out of town births at Misawa and Gainesville and services scheduled in Belle Plaine Dyersville McGregor and Vinton among others.
Lawyers and economists press queries on why outside analyst Richard J. Ramsden was brought in over a staff accountant, the secrecy of settlements, staff involvement in policy, and access to leaders. Comegys and deputies defend Ramsden as an expert, noting the government’s view of the settlement.
Wisconsin voters head to the polls amid a crowded Democratic field led by Mc Govern with Humphrey a looming rival. Proxmire backs Mc Govern, while Lindsay struggles amid fundraising troubles. Republicans like McCloskey push GOP ballots for Lindsay to slow the peace campaign in Indo China. Other Democratic names include Chisholm Mills Mink Hartke and Yorty, with Nixon rivals on the GOP line.
Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Dom Mintoff of Malta arrived in Shanghai with his party to a crowd of over 2,000 cheering supporters waving bouquets and streamers. The broadcaster said the greet was for friendship between China and Malta as Mintoff continues to Beijing.
MT VERNON Organist David Collins a Cornell College student presents his senior recital April 4 at 7 30 p m in King Chapel The recital is open to the public and followed by a reception in the Dows Hall lounge Collins will receive his bachelor of music degree at Cornell May 21 He specializes in organ performance.
Edna Mae Krause born March 22 1934 near Independence Missouri died after a sudden illness early Saturday in Cedar Rapids wife of Donald G Krause residing at 2317 Victoria Dr SW Surviving: daughter Patricia A Dietz three sons Robert Michael John W Dietz two stepchildren Deborah Mary Krause Randy Thomas Krause mother Mary Shelton Tucson brothers Ronald Shelton Oildale California William Shelton Tucson sisters Janie Whiting Tucson Ann Cutis Bakersfield California Services noon Tuesday Turner Chapel West Rev A T Washington Sharon United Methodist burial Czech National Cemetery Friends may call Turner’s until 2 40 p m Tuesday casket not opened after service
Memorial services for William V. Bartholomew were held at Turner Chapel West at 10:30 a.m. Monday conducted by Rev. Harry R. Egner, with burial in Poland, South Dakota. Myrtie Mickelson was remembered at Turner Chapel West at 1:30 p.m. Monday led by Rev. Neal B. Gail, with burial in Linwood Cemetery.
Mt Vernon IA Leo S Holmes former Cedar Rapids life underwriter and general agent for General American Life died early Saturday after a sudden illness He lived in Cedar Rapids 50 years before moving to Mt Vernon born Sept 8 1915 in Clarence He married Mary K Knapp May 29 1938 in Cedar Rapids Survived by wife daughter in Houston son in Bellevue brother and three sisters Services Monday noon Turner Chapel East burial Cedar Memorial cemetery casket not opened after service Memorial fund suggested to Westminster Presbyterian Church
Robert Howard Birch 17, of Rural Solon, died Friday evening. Born February 2, 1955 in Cedar Rapids, he was son of Harold and [name], with two brothers Frederick in Germany and Randy at home, a sister Barbara Johnson, and grandfather Roscoe Norton. Services at Turner Chapel East 3 p.m. Tuesday conducted by Dr John M Jensen. burial Lennox Cemetery south of Norway. Friends may call at Turner's until 2:30.
In Harrisburg the jury in the federal conspiracy case against Rev. Philip Berrigan and six co-defendants failed to reach a verdict after 27 hours of deliberation. The panel asked for readings of Judge Herman’s conspiracy definition as security measures and protest rallies unfold nearby with about 2,000 demonstrators and a nationwide turnout.
Sheriff's deputies arrested two on warrants charging false uttering of a check. Sherry McDonald 22 of rural Marion was released on 500 bond. Gary Schultz 26 of Muscatine was held in the Linn county jail.
Reports say Lam claims thousands of North Vietnamese killed as fighting intensifies near Kontum in the central highlands. Gen Abrams weighs simultaneous offensives in the north and central regions while warplanes await weather clearance at bases across South Vietnam Thailand and carrier groups.
An Boeing program financial control manager in Seattle, Scheyer, spent time on Jackson campaign tours in Wisconsin and used Boeing travel funds to buy campaign ads. Boeing issued a defense of employee involvement in politics and stated no company funds were used for the ads. Jackson said he could not recall meeting Scheyer and emphasized not monitoring every volunteer.
A Labor Ministry spokesman says Israel faces a shortage of workers, not a lack of jobs, and a new unemployment benefits program will have little impact on the national budget as the economy seeks to fill positions.
City briefs note Frances R. Robyn mother of Mrs. Leonard Cherry of Marion died Thursday in Chicago. Other items report a theft of a $96 rotating beacon from a new wrecker truck by Light Taken New Method Equipment Co. and a break‑in at 1510 First Avenue NE where a $100 radio and $20 in cash were stolen.
Charles J. Hanson 21 of rural Central City was arrested by Linn county deputies after his car struck a utility pole in Alburnett around 6 45 p m. Hanson was not injured and is held in the county jail.
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