Weather roundup for multiple cities with extended outlook
Daily Record weather report shows highs in the 50s to 70s across cities including Atlanta Bismarck Chicago Denver Houston and New York with rain threat through Monday and nights in the 40s to 50s. Extended outlook notes continued rain potential and warm daytime temperatures later in the week.
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Atlanta
Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Houst
Steoles
Miami Mineapolis
N. Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Seattle
Washington
Corralville Lake Pool Level and Iowa Death Notices Digest
Daily roundup notes Coralville Lake pool level at 703.42 and a busy legislative session approving six bills including medical exam reforms, health coverage for dependents, and court reform steps. Adjournment set for Monday. several birth notices and lengthy obituary list across many towns with service details and locations.
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Health Profession
Slagle Appears Unrepresented in Tama County Dui Hearing
William W Slagle 53 of Toledo charged with second offense drunk driving came to Tama county district court without counsel. The hearing on withdrawing a prior guilty plea was continued to 2 30 p m April 25 before Judge Louis W Schultz.
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Toledo
William W. Slagle
Louis W. Schultz
Tama County
Slagle
Three to Be Sentenced Thursday in Cedar Rapids Slaying
Aaron Doolin and Joseph Love, both 21, Cedar Rapids, and Bruce Stark, 22, Rock Island, plead guilty to second degree murder in the July shooting death of Deputy U. S. Marshal Dick McKinney. Sentencing set for 10 a.m. Thursday in federal court in Cedar Rapids. maximum life in prison. Harry Reese remains at large. Denise Morgan, 18, to be tried separately in Cedar Rapids. The case arose after a mistrial in a prior first degree murder trial following a hung jury in Sioux City.
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Aaron Doolin
Joseph L. Love
Cedar Rapids
Bruce A. Stark
Rock Island
U. S
Sioux City
Dick McKinney
Richard Robinson
Omaha
Neb
Doolin
Love
Stark
McKinney
Harry Reese
Chicago
Denise Morgan
Thal
Price index shows rise in non food commodities and services
Government data indicate non food commodities up .3 percent in March and .5 percent unadjusted, with a 3.4 percent quarterly rate vs 1.0 percent in late 1972. The Price Commission delayed increases for new cars and for fuel oil and gasoline into 1973, while the cost of services rose 3 percent in March after a 4 percent rise in February.
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The
Price Commission
Fatal Plane Crash Shock Continues To Haunt Family
Authorities traced the Muscatine to O'Hare flight to a wing structural failure. Dietz cited FAA literature supporting a wing problem as the cause. The report ends with an unrelated want ad urging readers to call for selling items.
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Muscatine
Chicago
O'Hare International Airport
Davenport
Dietz
Federal Aviation Administration
Obituaries William Metela and Anna Bandor Cedar Rapids
William Metela 80 of 2379 C street SW died Thursday after a long illness. A lifetime Cedar Rapids resident and World War I veteran, he was a retired Milwaukee Railroad freight checker and member of several veterans and fraternal organizations. Surviving include his wife Rose Bullcek Rompot, a stepson, and step-grandchild. Services at Brush chapel with military burial at Czech National. Anna Mary Bandor 83 of 1530 Fourth street NW widow of Joseph J. Bandor died Thursday after a short illness. Born in Kovna Lithuania she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life and was a St Wenceslaus parish member. Surviving are three daughters and nine grandchildren plus 24 great grandchildren. Services at St Wenceslaus with burial at St Johns cemetery rosery Sunday at 7 30 p m at Teahen chapel.
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William Metela
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway
Hanford American Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C.S.A. Lodge
Jan Hus Odd Fellows Lodge
Rose Bullcek Rompot
Eimer Rompot
Brush Chapel
George McDill
Hanford Post
Anna Mary Bandor
Fourth Street
Joseph J. Bandor
Kovna
Lithuania
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
John N. Faust
Wilmette, Ill
Dorothy Sullivan
Frances Sharp
St. Wences
William Koach, Cedar Rapids engineer, dies after illness
William Charles Koach aged 57 died in Iowa City after a long illness. Born May 25 1915 in Cedar Rapids he married Margaret Bennett Sept 1 1946 in Bartlesville Oklahoma. A World War II veteran and Westminster Presbyterian member, he survived by his wife two sons Richard Hiawatha and David at home three daughters Nancy Chicago and Susan and Deborah at home two sisters Evelyn Gleason Cedar Rapids and Louise Butters Indianola. Services at Turner Chapel East 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Dr. John P Woods burial Czech National cemetery. Friends may call until 1 30 p.m. Saturday. Casket will not be opened after service. Memorials to Cancer Fund suggested.
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William Charles Koach
Forty-second Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Margaret Bennett
Bartlesville
Oklo
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Richard
Hiawatha
David
Nancy
Chicago
Susan
Deborah
Evelyn Gleason
Louise Butters
Indianola
Turner Chapel East
John P. Woods
Czech National Cemetery
Turner East
Cancer Fund
Obituary: Ida Bowers 1897 76 Dies in Marion Nursing Home
Ida Bowers 76 of 604 Fifteenth Avenue SW died Wednesday in a Marion nursing home. Born February 24 1897 in Humboldt she was married to Wilbur and survived by a daughter Fern Bensley in Central City two grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services were held Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Baxter Chapel Marion led by Rev. Charles Moore. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial.
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Ida Bowers
Fifteenth Avenue
Marion
Humboldt
Wilbur
Fern Ben‘sley
Central City
Baxter Chapel
Charles Moore
Cedar Memorial
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements listed
Dvorak Edward Turner chapel west at 10 30 a m Saturday by Rev Neville Clayton Burial Linwood cemetery Brutsman Jennie M Chapel of Memories at 1 p m Saturday by Rev Walter Kellison Peoples Unitarian Church Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Arrangements by Cedar Memorial funeral home Hradecky Agnes Brosh chapel at 10 30 a m Saturday by Rev A T Washington Burial Czech National cemetery Smetana Frances Brosh chapel at 2 p m Saturday by Rev Lawrence A Chamberlain Burial Czech National
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Dvorak
Edward — Turner
Neville Clayton
Linwood
Brutsman
Jennie M
Walter E. Kellison
Peoples Unitarian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Hradecky
Agnes — Brosh
A. T. Washington
Czech National Cemetery
Smetana, Frances — Brosh
Lawrence A. Chamberlain
Fire confined to storage area at Gateway Gardens apartments
Cedar Rapids firemen were called to fight a small fire at Gateway Gardens apartments early Friday. Officials said the fire was confined to a small storage area at 2989 Sixth Street SW. A spokesman for the apartments said damage to the one story brick structure was light. Cause of the fire has not been determined.
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Cedar Rapids
Gateway Gardens
Sixth Street
Gas Shortage By Next Week Called Possible
Iowa motorists may face gasoline shortages as early as next week. Jack Pester, chair of Pester Derby, told Gov. Ray's fuel supply advisory committee that Cost of Living Council actions could affect Iowa fuel supplies. He cited crude and refined product shortages, foreign oil costs, and high transportation expenses. prioritizing farmers over auto users was noted.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jack Pester
Pester Derby
Pester
Robert Ray
Advisory Committee
National Independent Oil Jobbers Assn
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
United States
Communists Tighten Grip Along Mekong Corridor
Indo Chinese forces advance along both Mekong banks from Phnom Penh to the South Vietnamese border. They keep the Phnom Penh Saigon highway, and Neak Luong ferry area, closed for most of the offensive and are dug in to block long distance traffic. In South Vietnam, Communist attacks hit infantry positions northwest of Hong Ngu near the Cambodian border and fired 85 mortar rounds at other nearby positions.
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Mekong
Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh-Saigon
Neak Luong
South Vietnam
Saigon
Hong Ngu
Prisoner exchange frees Allied soldiers in Korean War
Twenty years ago a first Korean War prisoner exchange freed one hundred disabled Allied soldiers, including thirty Americans, marking a significant early gesture amid the conflict.
Bonus meeting features Rep Joe Rinas on veterans bonus bill
State Representative Joe Rinas of Marion will discuss the Vietnam veterans bonus bill now before the legislature at the American Legion building in Marion at 1 30 Saturday. Veterans interested are invited to attend.
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Joe Rinas
Marion
American Legion
Watergate documents tied to Nixon campaign
Court papers allege an unidentified Nixon campaign employee retrieved eight cartons of documents from the White House before FBI agents arrived after the burglary. The filer seeks secrecy from the grand jury, claiming records were returned to the campaign and mostly destroyed. Capitol police report no forced entry at the overnight cabinet area. Weicker says his safe was opened but nothing appears missing. An aide suspects photos or copies of sensitive materials may have been made.
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White House
FBI
Peter Wolf
Grand Jury
Wolf
Capitol
Lowell Weicker
Weicker
Senate Watergate Panel
Demos Hold Gala Closing at Watergate Move
The Democrats closed their Watergate offices and moved to a new Air Line Pilots Association building seven blocks north of the White House. National committee chairman Robert Strauss said lower rent motivated the move, not last summer’s break in and bugging incident. Mary Lou Burroughs to turn the key in a brief ceremony.
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Washington
UPI
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Complex
The
Air Line Pilots Assn
Democratic
Mary Lou Burg
Watergate
National Committee
White House
Robert Strauss
Egyptian Plan for U N Middle East Review After Vote
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed el Zayyat planned to propose a complete Middle East review by the United Nations Council. He would seek a public report on five years of negotiations by U N mediator Gunnar Jarring, arguing Egypt cooperated while Israel did not.
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Israel
Mohamed el-Zayyat
Middle East
U. N
Gunnar Jarring
Zayyat
Egypt
Jarring
Massive Bangkok Fire Leaves 2,000 Homeless
A fuel truck collided with a locomotive sparking a blaze that poured gasoline over shacks in Bangkok slums near Klong Toey. About 250 wooden homes burned as 2,000 residents became homeless. one person, the truck driver, died.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Klong Toey
Weather Threats Ripple Across Midwest From Storms
An active weather system blanket Iowa and parts of the Midwest with heavy rain, high winds, and severe storms. Forecasts revised Mississippi crests upward at McGregor and Guttenberg as Wisconsin and Eastern Iowa receive inch plus rainfall. Tornadoes reported in multiple counties, with warnings issued across numerous counties in Iowa and adjoining states.
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Iowa News
Mississippi River
McGregor
Guttenberg
National Weather Service
Wisconsin
Iowa
Midwest
Stuart
Adair
Clarke
Decatur
Dickinson
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Merrill
Benson
Plymouth County
Woodbury County
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Sioux County
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Johnson County
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Montana
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South Dakota
Paragould
Ark
City backs straight diamond interchange at Coldstream
McLaughlin says the city will not finance a design and will build a straight diamond interchange at Coldstream with the freeway crossing Glass. No service roads north of Forty second. Mayor Canney seeks a proposed agreement to decide acceptance, rejection, or modification. The city may bear part of the service road costs, a million dollars flagged, per Public Works Director Jensen. Further design depends on city action and a design public hearing by the highway commission.
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McLaughlin
Coldstream
Forty-second
Donald Canney
Canney
the Gazette
Dick Jensen
Highway Commission
Girl Arrested on Charge of Larceny
Susan Schoonover aged 18 of 1441 Second Avenue SE was arrested Thursday night on larceny charges. Police say she took about $34 from Michael Kelly of 3322 Avenue NE earlier this month. the theft was reported Monday. She was released on a $30 bond.
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Susan Schoonover
Second Avenue SE
Michael Kelly
Avenue NE
Admiral Va sey memory loss cited in papers trial
In Los Angeles the Pentagon Papers trial heard the first government rebuttal witness, Rear Admiral Vasey, say he could not remember ongoing operations in Vietnam in 1969. He stressed the Da Nang landing volume contained important information and warned it could aid an enemy.
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Los Angeles
U. S
Vietnam
Lloyd Vasey
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Vasey
da Nang
United States
Space Unit Aims to Trim Civil Service Jobs
SPACE CENTER HOUSTON, UPI Forty five civil service positions will be eliminated by June 1 as announced by the space agency.
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Space Unit
Space Center
Houston
UPI
Civil Service
Space Agency
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