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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
1
The Jaycees sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt Saturday at 9 30 in Thomas Park with rain contingency indoors at a pavilion. Prizes will be awarded in four age divisions plus golden eggs found. Richard Holly chairs the hunt for the local Jaycee chapter.
The building department issued five new house permits in the past seven days. Names include Borschel and Son for three addresses on Fifth, Fourth, and Second streets with totals of 16665, 16669, and 16098 dollars, plus Sun Crest Homes at 1320 Parkview Drive for 17930 and Swyacrest at 1340 Parkview Drive for 17930. Additional permits cover D. D. Peyton, reside dwelling at 845 Fifteenth Street for 2154 dollars. Donald Zupke, garage at 1550 Twenty Seventh Street for 1440. Fred Wagner, reside dwelling at 2230 Twenty-Fourth Street for 2400. A. R. Klaus, reside dwelling at 2575 Tenth Avenue for 970. Pardon Keith, remodel kitchen at 1000 Ninth Street for 500. Carl Renter, partition water closet at 1125 Twenty-Ninth Street for 300.
Irene Coodwin 72 of 2460 Fourth Avenue Marion resident for 11 years died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born May 2, 1900 in Michigan she was a clerk for Killian Co six years. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Harold Duckett Marion a son Donald Phillips Pontiac Mich eight grandchildren and three brothers Rudolph Floyd and Robert Kempf all of Michigan. Services Saturday at 11 a.m. at Murdoch chapel Marion by Rev Glen W Lamb. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friday after 11 a.m.
Holy week observance begins tonight at St Josephs Catholic church with mass of the Last Supper at 8 at the school. Good Friday liturgy and communion at 1 p.m. at the school. Stations of the Cross at 7:30 at the church. Easter vigil on Saturday at 7 p.m. at the school. Easter mass Sunday at church and school.
Lincoln Nebraska AP Nebraska lawmakers reinstate the death penalty for premeditated murder and killings in rape arson robbery kidnapping hijacking or burglary The bill carries an emergency clause and takes effect on signature by Governor J James Exon Attorney General Clarence Meyer supported the measure Despite proposed amendments failing and debates over execution methods Nebraska has not used the electric chair since Charles
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Dan iel Ellsberg testified that the Pentagon Papers reveal high level Washington planning a war against North Vietnam and argue for Nuernberg style war crimes trials of American leaders. He said illegal actions were taken with good intentions and should be tested in an international court. The defense rests with Richard Falk awaiting jury verdict next week.
Thomas Duke, 33, of Bayberry Drive SW, jailed on two counts of violating the controlled substance act for forging and altering prescriptions at May's Pharmacy on March 22 and April 13. He is held in Linn County Jail in lieu of a $1,000 bond.
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