Weather and births fill Iowa listings with temps and notices
The Daily Record shows weekend highs and lows for cities including Atlanta Miami Chicago Minneapolis Denver New York and Los Angeles with barometer humidity and wind at 11 p.m. Saturday. It lists numerous births with names and hometowns plus funeral notices for several towns in Iowa such as Anamosa Goettsch's McGregor Postville Strawberry Point Vinton and more.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
N. Orleans
Des Moines
New York
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Two Poor After Two Car Crash On Highway 13
Three people were hospitalized after a two car collision on Highway 13 about 2 1/2 miles east of Coggan Saturday afternoon. Opal Paris 71 rural Manchester and Alfred Runise Ferryville Wis were listed in poor condition. L D Paris 70 rural Manchester was in fairly good condition. Jill Miller 14 and Cindy Miller 17 Tyler Tex were treated and released for minor injuries. Charges are pending further investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
Highway 13
Coggan
Opal Paris
Manchester
Alfred Runise
Ferryville
Wis
Mercy Hospital
L. D. Paris
Highway Patrol
Runise
Paris
Jill Miller
Cindy Miller
Tyler
Tex
Franzenburg accuses Ray administration of fiscal trickery over deficit
Former state official Franzenburg claims Bob Ray knew of a deficit in 1970 but concealed it until after the election. He alleges liquor purchase cutbacks were used to mask the June 30 1971 balance, leaving empty shelves and a misleading general fund.
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Bob Ray
Franzenburg
Ray Administration
General Fund
Iin Ames
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Budget figures and memorial notices echo community concerns
The clipping lists donations and memorials for local associations and individuals, then shifts to a critique of state fiscal reporting. It includes financial totals, a 1971 budget note, and a warning that June 30 general fund balances mask true conditions due to prior wholesale purchases. The author accuses fiscal manipulation and calls for renewed inventory buildup amid rising prices.
Auto price break discussed in dealer direct sale view
The discussion centers on price breaks for autos when manufacturers sell directly to dealers. GM's Cole notes expected savings to transfer to customers, but he did not confirm if buyers would receive the full 7 percent tax repeal benefit.
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Cole
Springville Man Found Dead in Garage Room
Vernon D. Torgerson was found dead in an upstairs garage room at his Springville home. Authorities cited a likely self inflicted gunshot wound to the head with a .22 caliber revolver found near the body. The Linn County sheriff's office investigated the Saturday incident.
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Linn
Belfast Soldier Shot During Dispersal in Ardoyne
A British soldier was killed in Belfast while moving in with fellow troops to disperse a crowd near Ardoyne. The incident came amid a week of clashes between Irish Republicans and British security forces, lifting Belfast’s tensions after a period of relative calm.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ardoyne
Londonderry
Crumlin Road
IRA
Irish Republic
Ulster
Motorist Charged With Drunk Driving in Cedar Rapids
Robert D. Graves age 41 of Cedar Rapids is held in the city jail on $1,000 bond for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Police stopped him around 8 p.m. in the 800 block of Second Street SW after observing erratic driving.
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Robert D. Graves
Cedar Rapids
Graves
Second Street
Man Faces Assault and Language Charges
Roger W. Kiesau, 32, of 830 Old Marion Road NE, was released from custody after posting $110 bond on charges of assault and using obscene and blasphemous language. He was arrested around 7 p.m. on warrants from Hiawatha justice of the peace court.
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Roger W. Kiesau
Marion Road
Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha Justice of the Peace Court
Democratic plan maps pre convention prep for 1972 bid
The Democratic party outlines a comprehensive year ahead to boost the 1972 presidential bid. It calls for fundraising, cross candidate cooperation during primaries, public service time debates, issue research, and preconvention campaign elements, plus reform compliance by state parties.
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Washington
Democratic Party
O’brien
National Committee
Vietnam
Chicago
IBEW Local 109 Strike Bargaining Ongoing in Iowa Illinois
Union officials report contract language remains to be worked out while economic issues are settled. IBEW Local 109 represents about 650 workers in Cedar Rapids Marion Quad Cities Iowa City Ottumwa and Fort Dodge. About 68 members work in Cedar Rapids Marion service and distribution. Company will curtail some service functions but switchboards offices and essential operations will continue with non union staff. The previous contract expired July 31 and a two week extension kept workers on the job.
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IBEW
Iowa-Illinois
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Quad Cities
Iowa City
Ottumwa
Fort Dodge
Asabe Merchandise Sells Fast on Low-Cost Want Ad
The ad notes Asabe merchandise priced right and selling quickly, highlighting the appeal of inexpensive classified advertising to move stock and attract buyers.
Solzhenitsyn Protests Soviet Secret Police Raid
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn filed a complaint with Yuri Andropov accusing Soviet security agents of raiding his country residence and brutalizing a friend. He urged public identification and punishment of the assailants and warned of potential investigations.
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Moscow
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Secret Police
Yuri Andropov
Solzhenitsyn
Kosygin
U.S.S.R
Andropov
Alexander Gorlov
Youth Panel Defends Voting Rights of College Students
Des Moines based Ray Youth Opportunity Council argued that Attorney General Richard Turner’s view restricting student voting to college towns contradicts legislative intent. The group urged reconsideration of a 1970 opinion, noting student taxes via rent and mobility resemble other groups and that districts rely on census data for apportionment and funding.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Ray
Youth Opportunity Council
Richard Turner
Turner
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established 1883 Advertising Note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates by carrier and by mail are listed with monthly and yearly options. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Phone Labor Pact Ratified by Bell System Workers
Washington AP reports telephone workers ratified the three year pact ending the nationwide strike. AFL-CIO CWA president Joseph Beirne announced a three to one secret ballot approval of a four billion package with a thirty three percent wage and benefit boost. In New York some locals rejected the offer.
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Washington
Bell System
Joseph Beirne
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
New York
Volcano Eruption Spouts Lava at Kilauea
Kilauea volcano erupted Saturday sending lava fountains about 200 feet high. Officials closed the crater rim road but said there was no damage reported.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Obituary of David R. Pugh 86 Cedar Rapids resident
David R. Pugh 86 of 1013 25th Street NE Cedar Rapids died after a long illness Saturday. Born May 22 1885 Williamsburg he married Sylvia Clem August 5 1920 at Marshalltown. He served 44 years at Sieg Cedar Rapids retired 1966 and held many Masonic and civic memberships. Survived by wife three sons and ten grandchildren services tentatively Tuesday at 1 p.m. with entombment at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories.
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David R. Pugh
25Th Street
Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg
Sylvia Clem
Marshalltown
Sieg-Cedar Rapids
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids Credit Men's Association
National Association of Cost Accountants
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Nun Sister Osvald 65 Dies in Omaha After Illness
Sister Mary Osvald 65 died Thursday in Omaha after a brief illness. Born February 17, 1906 in Yukon Oklahoma, she taught at St Ludmila in Cedar Rapids and schools in Chelsea Omaha Prague and Brainard Nebraska. Survived by mother Rose Osvald Cedar Rapids three sisters and a brother funeral services scheduled in Omaha and Cedar Rapids with burial at St John’s Roslar.
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Mary Clara de Notre Dame Osvald
Omaha
Yukon
Oklahoma
Cedar Rapids
Notre Dame Order
St. Ludmila’s
Chelsea
Prague
Brainard
Neb
Rose Osvald
Mary Jane de Notre Dame
Milo Sebetka
Don Paulson
Joseph Osvald
Independence
Notre Dame Chaptel
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
St. Ludmila’s Church
A. L
A. L. ‘Zachar, Burial: St. John’s, Roslars
Peesendts
Pauline Rudy 81 Dies After Long Illness in South Dakota
Pauline Clara Rudy 81 of 1272 Thirty-third Street SE died Saturday after a long illness. Born June 6, 1890 in Mitchell South Dakota she married John Rudy November 28 1917 at Letcher South Dakota. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Donald Showell Cedar Rapids and Mrs Robert Gray Lewis Township Montana one son John V. Rudy San Francisco two brothers John and Felix Blindauer Mitchell one sister Mrs Hertha Stroup Seattle twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Tuesday at 2 pm at St Martins Catholic Church Huron South Dakota burial St Martins Cemetery Cedar Memorial Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.
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Mitchell
John Rudy
Letcher
S.D
Donald Showell
Cedar Rapids
Land
Robert Gray
Lewis‘town
Mont
John V. Rudy
San Francisco
John
Felix Blindauer
Hertha Stroup
Seattle
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Huron
St. Martin’s Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Obituary: Orlie C Workman 56 Honolulu? Marion?
Orlie C Workman 56 of 770 Gateway street NE died Saturday after a brief illness. Born August 19, 1915 in Lisbon he married Ruth Harmon in Nashua. He managed Marion Laundry and Cleaners for eight years, survived by wife Ruth, son Orlie Jay and daughter Carol Ann.
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Orlie C. Workman
Gateway Street
Lisbon
Ruth Harmon
Nashua
Marion
Orlie Jay
Carol Ann
Memorial services and funerals listed for local residents
Memorial services are scheduled across several chapels and cemeteries with details for Beatty William Turner, Bernard E Greenwood, Harry Eugene Hawthorn, Blanche Samuelson, and Margaret Sheehy. Viewings, burial sites, and officiants are listed, with Cedar Memorial and Turner chapel noted for arrangements.
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Hawthorn
Harry Eugene
Chapel of Memories
Penney Nichols
Central Church of Christ
Linwood Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
U S and Dutch Teams Arrive in Havana for Volleyball
The U S and Dutch West Indies volleyball teams have arrived in Havana for a tournament, Cuban radio reported Saturday.
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Miami
U.S
Dutch West Indies
Havana
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Demos
Warren Weaver, Jr
New York Times Service
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