Weather outlook for Cedar at C.R. and nearby area
Extended forecast calls for a chance of rain Thursday then cooler conditions Friday and Saturday. Highs expected in the 50s to low 60s with lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Sunrise at 6 04 and sunset noted. High 71 low 60 elsewhere with no precipitation. Cedar at C.R. shows a rise of .12.
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Births at St Luke's and Cedar Rapids families listed
The Daily Record lists births at St Luke's on April 28 for families including Robert Eldridge Keystone a son and James O'Brien Marion a daughter as well as several other newborns. It also records multiple public notices of incidents and fines from Monday and Tuesday, with addresses and names of residents in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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Robert Eldridge
Keystone
Robert Mussig
Tower Terrace
Marion
James O’brien
Apache Trailroad
Steven Salem
Western Drive
David DeSotel
Thirty-fifth Street
Kenneth Morgan
Tenth Street
Casey Orr
E Avenue
James McCormick
Forty-fourth Street
Dale Batchelor
Lisbon
Obituaries of James Arnold Smith and others in Cedar Rapids
Obituaries note deaths of James Arnold Smith 58 of 1028 Eleventh Ave SE after a long illness and Mathilde E Burgert 62 of 515 Thirtieth St SE, plus multiple other notices across Iowa cities. James A Smith survived by wife Willie Ann Bell and daughter Linda Gale Smith. Burgert survived by son Lt. Col. Richard Burgert and four sisters. Services and memorial details listed for each case, with locations in Cedar Rapids, Milan Tennessee, Washington DC, West Palm Beach, and other communities.
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Eleventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
McLemoresville
Tenn
Willie Ann Bell
Corinth
Miss
Inez Hutchison
Dayton
Ohio
Gaynell Adams
Milan
Betty Anderson
Jackson
Lois Dennis
St. Paul’s Baptist Church
Turner's East
Mathilde E. Burgert
Marion Gromley
West Palm Beach
N. Donnell
Broward
Fla
Chapel of Memories
Canon D.A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
New Troopers To Serve in Eastern Iowa
Eleven new Iowa state patrol troopers after 14 weeks at the DPS academy receive initial posts. Graduates May 15 assigned to Eastern Iowa include Scott Currans Berkeley Missouri Cedar Rapids Gary Ludwig Algona Cedar Rapids Jerry Ketchum Wellman Manchester Randall Stone Sergeant Bluff Cedar Rapids Robert Thomas Vinton Davenport Raymond Wilcox Titonka Independence Randall Zeutenh orts Iowa City Winterset.
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Algona
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Vinton
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Titonka
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Iowa City
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Amateur Iowa City artists win blue ribbons at Area 7 fair
Eleven blue ribbons were awarded in the Area 7 Amateur Iowa Artists competition at the Iowa City recreation center. Winners Ruth Ann Volesky, Rosemary Reid, Margaret Schopmeyer, and Eleanor Hyde from Cedar Rapids. Ruth Schmieder and Georgia Geiger from Amana. Roy Ferguson of Center Point. Ramona Jones of Williamsburg. Emma Lou Horn, Judy Nelson, and Phyllis Callahan of Iowa City will have their work entered in the state competition on May 10. A five ton load limit will be placed on Fifteenth Avenue SW from C Avenue to Fifth Street to curb heavy truck damage until paving, expected in about two months, with a detour via Eighth Avenue recommended.
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Cedar Rapids
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Amana
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Center Point
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Williamsburg
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Eighth Avenue
Pre-Trial Hearing Closed in Cedar Rapids Murder Case
A closed pre-trial hearing was held in Linn district court Tuesday in the murder case of Johnny D. Lee White, charged with the February 1974 shooting death of Cedar Rapids auctioneer Donald Van Steenis. White, 30, is set for trial next Monday. County Atty. Eugene Kopecky said results likely won’t be public until after the trial to ensure fairness.
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Evacuation of Saigon Amid Shelling Reaches Americans
Turpin Oklahoma worker with Mennonite Central Committee reflects on staying with Vietnamese allies as helicopters evacuate U S personnel. President Ford learns of progress from Kissinger while Saigon faces intensified shelling around Tan Son Nhut. Two Marines were killed as the airport comes under fire, marking a grim cost in a war already at 56,555 American lives.
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Protter opens fire in street near consulate in Jerusalem
The assailant wounded more than 30 during a lunchtime attack on the street below the consulate. Police seized floors, and Protter used walkie talkie ruses to feign accomplices demanding a helicopter and an El Al flight to Israel. He released three children and eight hostages before surrendering at 6:30 a.m.Authorities expected possible further arrests as the case unfolds.
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Regents OK Larger Education Budget for 75 76 in Iowa
DES MOINES The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Education led by Rep. Wally Horn approved a $14 070 081 increase in the Iowa education budget for 1975 76. The measure excludes about $379 million for the public school foundation program and excludes salary raises for Regents faculty and staff and for Department of Public Instruction employees. The bill covers the educational agencies currently included.
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Cedar Rapids
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Education budget figures in subcommittee vote
Budget advances base on 182 million appropriation excluding salaries. Committee raised to 196.22 million excluding salaries. On paper a governor pay plan would push education budget to 214.08 million, a 17.5 percent rise, but pay increases may be handled in a separate bill. Of 196.2 million, 137.16 million funds regent institutions, 48.78 million goes to public instruction and area schools, and 10.28 million funds other educational programs including 9 million for tuition grants and 750 thousand for osteopathic college in Des Moines. Attempts to add to the total were defeated in the subcommittee.
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College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
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Three-year-old wanders off then found at police station
Chris Farr a three-year-old misled by a tale of candy wandered from home toward the southwest city. He was stopped at First Street and Eighth Avenue SW and taken to the police station where Lt. Bernhardt Kraus and Patrolman Joseph Shimek questioned him. The boy admitted his name as Chris Ford. His mother Becky Farr later arrived and identified him. The badminton racquet found at the station belonged to someone else.
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Sixth Avenue SE
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