Weather Summary and Temperature Outlook for Aug Month
Extended forecast shows little or no precipitation across Saturday to Monday. Cooler conditions Saturday and Sunday. warmer in northwest Monday. Saturday highs in upper 70s to mid 80s statewide and 80s on Monday. lows mostly mid 50s to low 80s. Also notes rainfall totals and river gauges across several stations with standard daily readings.
Births and Marriages in Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Areas
Birth announcements list multiple families with names and addresses including Alles Schmell and Donald Joggerst plus others in Cedar Rapids and Marion. Marriage licenses disclose numerous couples from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Notices cover dissolutions and annulments, with service times and locations. several funeral services are noted for Friday.
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Alles Schmell
Cheyenne Road NW
Donald Joggerst
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Marion
Kent Uelken
Thirty-third Avenue
John Dayton
Third Avenue SE
Frederick Robidoux
Lily Street
Laverne Lewis
Robert J. Mittan
Rhonda K. Lawrence
Thomas H. Osoo
Charlotte G. Lund
Martin T. Tong
Linda L. Scott
Craig L. Kadlee
Laurie J. Lingard
Robert Mi. Jones
Jacquelyn K. Elliott
Gary A. Blumenshine
Kathleen M. .Scott
David L. Baldridge
Beverly M. Rafts
Stephen E. Archibald
Vicki S. Daubenier
Cedar Rapids
Ronald Watters
Belle
Sendra Sue
Michael James Callan
Sandra Studer
Clarence F. Munter
California plates let drivers spell odd words and names
The California legislature last year approved personalized six character license plates, selling 35,420 plates for an extra $25 each and raising $823,500 in nine months. Popular words include LOVE and PEACE, with many humorous and provocative choices while banned words are rejected.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Peace
Oakland Athletics
Vida Blue
Crdric Hardman
San Francisco 49Ers
Space Age Mess Hall Experiment At Fort Lewis
Fort Lewis soldiers test a space age mess hall system designed by Natick lab to improve efficiency and use. The plan includes satellite mess halls, a central food factory, a short order house and a specialty house serving Italian and seafood with meals preprepared and chilled for rapid reheating.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Army
Natick
Mass
Silth
Robert Byrnie
Byrne
Bythe
Deaths of Jerry Merta and Paul Gaumon, local obituaries
Jerry Merta berry Merta 70 of 411 Fifteenth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a long illness. A retired farmer born October 8 1870 in Czechoslovakia he lived in Cedar Rapids most of his life and recently worked at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Surviving wife Josephine Dastal four daughters seven sons a brother 30 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services Saturday Brush chapel 2 p.m. Rev A T Washington burial Cedar Memorial. Paul E Gaumon Cedar Rapids resident until 1925 later Davenport died there Saturday employed by Wester Groceria. Services and burial in Davenport Wednesday Memorial Services Holy Name Grace Immaculate Conception church 10 a.m. Friday Beatty Hearne chapel Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. with Father Leonard.
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Jerry Mertaberry Merta
Fifteenth Street
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Josephine Dastal
Ernest Trachta
Lumir Vayricek
Marion
George Sundberg
Larry Phillippe
Jerry, Jr
Fairfax
Donald
Swisher
Marvin
Ely
Kenneth
Solon
Richard
Robert
Eldon
Frank Merta
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Cedar Memorial
Paul E. Gaumon
Davenport
Wester
Groceria
Methold
Grace F
ImmacuYate Conception Catholic
William P. Leonard
Calvary
Beatty-Hearle Chapel
Father Leonard
Wage Freeze Clouds Cedar Rapids Public School Pay
Cedar Rapids teachers face a looming wage freeze with questions on pay schedules amended by the presidents order. District leaders push exemptions for certain staff and argue older contracts and fringe benefits may already set pay levels.
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Cedar Rapids
Connally Defends Policy Amid Criticism of Meany Charges
Connally rejected Meany’s claims as nonsense and argued U S industry must modernize to compete with Japan and Germany. He said price controls threaten profits and noted last year had the lowest corporate profits in over a decade while warning of potential abuses by big business and labor.
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Connally
Japan
Germany
Meany
U.S
Aber
Bitin
James Hodgson
Two Men File for Cedar Rapids Finance Post
DeWayne Curgrove aged 33 of 122 Thiryfifth Street NE and Kenneth P. Quinn aged 63 of 2612 Falc ondave NE filed nomination papers for Cedar Rapids finance commissioner. They must submit 400 signatures by October 5 with primary set for October 19 and general election on November 2. Meanwhile longshoremen and other workers union action continues amid national strike tensions and a White House request for a pause.
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DeWayne Curgrove
Thiryfifth Street
Kenneth P. Quinn
Falcon Dave
Cedar Rapids
Stewart Shank
Nixon
SUN
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremens and Warehousemen's Union
California Labor Federation
Afl-Cto
White House
John Henning
Congress
Lloyd D
Afe-Cio
Thirtieth Avenue
New York
Municipal
Kaplan conviction linked to CIA front fund case
Kaplan was sentenced to prison for manslaughter in the death of Luis Vidal of New York City. The body was found near Mexico City. He was arrested in Spain by Interpol in 1983 and extradited to Mexico City for trial, where he pleaded innocent but was found guilty of manslaughter and illegally entering Mez don on a false passport.
Bunker Returns to Saigon After Talks with Nixon Team
UPI reports Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker arrived in Saigon after ten days of consultations with President Nixon and other officials. Speculation grows that he may be replaced by William Sullivan or Leonard Unger.
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Saigon
UPI
U. S
Ellsworth Bunker
St. S
Nixon
Bunker
William Sullivan
Washington Vietnam
Leonard Unger
U.S
Thailand
Nomination Window Near for College Community Directors
No papers filed for College Community school district director district 1. William E. Boland has taken papers. Incumbent Robert Krob and James Tanaris filed in district 5 and district 6. Nominations accepted until Monday at Prairie School. Papers filed with Glenn Selzer.
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College Community School
William E. Boland
Robert Krob
James Tanaris
Mandsy
Prairie School
Glenn Selzer
Credit Card Insurance Premium Refunds Urged
Rep. Fred Rooney urges FTC action to require credit card insurers to notify policy holders that card liability insurance is obsolete and to refund premiums paid since January 0. Rooney cites the Truth In Lending Law limiting liability to 90 dollars or zero in some cases.
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Washington
UPI
Fred Rooney
D-Pa
Federal Trade Commission
Rooney
Milestones Set for 1974 Derby and Fort Harrod Anniversary
FRANKFORT Ky AP The state forms a commission to plan celebrations of Fort Harrod’s founding anniversary and the 100th Kentucky Derby in 1974.
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Frankfort
Fort Harrod
GI Brawl in Korea Halted by MPs
In Seoul the Itsewon area saw American soldiers fight near U.S. Army HQ with MPs called in to quell the disturbance. Korean police said 3 to 5 GIs sparked a bar fight that drew about 30 servicemen and some locals into the melee.
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Korea
Seoul
UPI
Itsewon
U.S
U.S. Army
Gas price war saps Cedar Rapids stations as independents cut
Prices vary as smaller, independent stations in Cedar Rapids slash gas to undercut major brands. Burgus Standard and Allen's Mobil sites report no authorization to lower prices while Skelly and Shell stations hold line. District offices struggle with freezes and delays in granting price reductions amid a widening competitive push.
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Cedar Rapids
Burgus Standard Station
Karst Avenue SE
Allen
Mobil
Bob Cherry
Cherry
John Jacobsen
Skelly Products
Sgaid
Kansas City
Jacobsen
Shell
Morals Case Bound Over to Grand Jury
Leland Wood 24 of 226 A avenue NE was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing in a peace court on a charge connected to a June 16 incident involving a 1 year old rural Palo woman.
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Leland Wood
Avenue NE
Peice
Cedar Rapids Woman Bound Over On Stolen Property Charge
Linda Moon of route three Cedar Rapids was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of possession of stolen property after a municipal court preliminary hearing. She allegedly possessed property at her residence that had been reported stolen.
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Linda Moon
Cedar Rapids
Grand
County road workers win some concessions in budget talks
Union reps told county supervisors that several requests will be granted while others can’t be funded. Floyd Emmons said union dues could be deducted with state approval and equipment readiness, expected early next year. Clothing or allowances will be provided. medical and life insurance increases are unlikely due to costs across about 400 workers. A Sept. 28 meeting was set to review insurance costs and salary plans, with a possible 5 percent cost of living rise next year.
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Cedar Rapids
Blue Cross Insurance
William Ramstad
Steve Severn
Kansas City
Floyd Emmons
Emmons
Emmans
Karrick Sentenced On Break in Charge
Gregory E. Karrick received a suspended ten year sentence in the Anamosa reformatory after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. Linn District Judge B J Maxwell placed him on probation. The Dec 23 break in at a northeast Cedar Rapids residence saw a radio and old currency valued at 350 dollars stolen. Karrick, 25, has a southeast Cedar Rapids address.
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Gregory E. Karrick
Reformatory
Anamosa
Linn
B. J. Maxwell
Karrick
Robert Knox
Cedar Rapids
Franzenburg Addresses Rumors About Health Ahead of Governor Bid
Ames candidate Paul Franzenburg, who seeks the Democratic nomination for Iowa governor, says rumors about retinal hemorrhages are unfounded. He reports a past hemorrhage from a retinal occlusion in 1956 and says he is resting with a doctor’s note that his general health is excellent after a recent physical.
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Ames
Paul Franzenburg
Democratic Party
Iowa
Franzenburg
Anamosa Youth Arrested After Stolen Car Chase
A 16 year old Anamosa boy, pursued by Cedar Rapids police Wednesday night, led to a chase ending when he crashed the stolen car into a telephone pole near the 300 block of L Avenue NW. He was caught after fleeing on foot and returned to the training school in Eldora Thursday morning.
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Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Avenue
Second ‘Street
First Street NW
L Avenue NW
Boys’ Training School
Eldara
IC official fired after state audit prompts exits
Bolton said he received 45 minutes notice of his firing and denied any illegal acts. Van Nostrand announced the dismissal at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday with an appeal right, joining secretary Edgar Storey who resigned after a state audit flagged irregularities in expenses.
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Bolton
van Nostrand
Troubled Commission
Edgar Storey
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