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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1971
Page
21
Warm spell continues with a Wednesday to Friday outlook near 90 and chances of thundershowers. Humidity, barometer changes noted at Gazelle station noon and 2 pm SW winds at 5 mph. Various local fines, traffic and public notices, births, divorces, and funeral services recorded from Anson and nearby areas.
A list of individuals includes James Mc Carthy at 1105 Fourteenth Avenue SE fined $28 and costs, with other names and partial addresses. Mentioned are Linda 7 Sey Larum, Janice Jirouch, Joan Larson who earned a Doctor of Philosophy, Steven Jungiehanni and Gary Wise, plus residents at 2441 First Avenue SW and 2930 C Avenue in Laramie.
Bottles were sold on a first come basis causing long lines and multiple customers being shut out at C street and Fifth avenue stores. Cedar Rapids police monitored proceedings with no trouble reported as managers bypassed reserve lists and officials offered no official distribution guidance.
Consumer expert Mrs Charlotte Young and architect Robert Strub present a new modular housing concept on Tuesday’s TV 9 Morning Show at 9 30. The discussion covers design, management, and feasibility for homes. May impact future residential projects and consumer choices.
Investigation into three Sunday hit and run property damage accidents led to summonses on three traffic violations for Ivan E. Parsons, 2 Sixteenth Street NE. Parsons faced municipal court Tuesday on charges of sinking an unattended vehicle driving left of center and having no valid Iowa driver's license. Vehicles damaged belonged to Lowell Smith 1535 8 Avenue Cindy Novak 1543 B Avenue NE, struck around 8:05 a.m., and Roger Nodruft 417 Seventh Street NE, struck around 8:45 a.m.
Lithium, potassium and sodium are light metals capable of floating on water. The statement notes their low density and buoyant behavior, highlighting their chemical family and physical properties.
Kenneth Plotz aged 58 of 3200 N street SW was found dead by car monoxide poisoning in his garage Monday morning. A nephew found him at 8 a.m. in the vehicle with a hose leading from the exhaust. the ambulance arrived too late and the medical examiner ruled suicide. Plotz, a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident and Universal Engineering Co employee, is survived by wife Beatrice Cox, two sons, two granddaughters, his mother and four sisters as well as two brothers. Services are pending at Teahen funeral home.
Mrs Daniel Frasinger 73 of IMS Ninth Street NW died Saturday after a long illness. Born March 1898 in Berlin she had resided in Cedar Rapids for more than 60 years. Survived by husband married May 24 1900 and sister Mrs Edward Parents of Cedar Rapids. Services Brush chapel at 10 am Wednesday by Rev A T Washington. Burial Linwood Friends may call at de tehhapel Tuesday after 10 am.
Halifax Nova Scotia reels from Hurricane Beth bringing up to 10 inches of rain in hours. Flooding swamps Dartmouth and surrounding districts with hundreds of homes damaged and calls for federal and provincial aid. Roads blocked and the Halifax airport diverted as authorities assess thousands in damage.
Mrs Edward Nezerka 71 of 232 Twenty fourth street NW Cedar Rapids died after long illness Born Sept 15 18 in Cedar Rapids married September 1926 in Johnson county Funeral services at Turner chapel west and burial at Oak Hill Additional notices for David R Push Orlie C Workman and Mary Clara Slater provide private or church services and burials across local cemeteries Cedar Memorial and St John s within Marian and Lisbon locations with family call times and lodge entombment details
Two separate auto accidents Sunday near Cedar Rapids left two women with minor injuries. At Sixteenth Street and E Avenue NE a two car crash injured Kome Xinin and left elbow injury for Jennifer Snyder. Emanuel faced failure to yield charges. At Blairs Ferry Road and C Avenue NE, Sharon Klein and David Schmelzer were treated for injuries after a no car collision. Bawden faced failure to yield charges.
In Saigon a 36 year old South Vietnamese man Tran Viet Nghia set himself ablaze outside the US public affairs office in protest against American forces. He was doused and hospitalized with burns estimated at eighty percent of his body. A second note from Seattle reports the death of Clarence Pautzke, 64, longtime U S Fish and Wildlife commissioner from the Kennedy era, died Saturday.
President Nixon announced a shift from the gold standard, a 10 percent temporary import surcharge, and tax relief plans to spur consumer spending and business investment. He urged Congress to delay revenue-sharing and welfare reform, pledge federal pay freezes, and push a voluntary dividend ceiling while targeting $4.7 billion in spending cuts.
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