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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1976

Page

24

Weather Outlook and River Flood Stages Update

Rain expected Thursday night along parts of the north Pacific coast and southeast corner of the nation. Fair to partly cloudy elsewhere. Extended forecast calls for hot and humid conditions Saturday through Monday with occasional showers. Highs in the mid 80s to low 90s and lows in the 60s to around 70. Mississippi river stages shown: La Crosse 12 4.9 no change. Lansing 18 7.9 rise 2. Davenport 15 3.2 fall 0.1. Dubuque 17 6.8 fall 0.1. Guttenberg 15 3.4 no change. Dant 9 18 66 fall 1. McGregor 18 64 no change.

Mississippi LaCrossé Lansing McGregor Guttenberg Dubuque Davenport Keokuk

Births and marriages listed in The Daily Record

Birth notices from Mercy on August 18 and 19 report Mr and Mrs Orlie Workman a son and Mr and Mrs Thomas Cor ’Ter’s a daughter along with other local births and marriage licenses for Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding areas. Police, court, and traffic notices follow with fines for speeding disobeying signs and license violations.

Mercy Orlie Workman Pine View Drive Thomas Cor Marion Michael Irvine Bever Avenue Luke's Jim Mangum Balrin Drive Bruce Altorfer Trailridge Road Brian A. Davis Walker Thomas Henderson Central City Mark A. Kula Prairieburg

Which Is No. 1 in News? East Iowa Stations Argue

East Iowa stations dispute the claim Eastern Iowa’s Leading News Station with KCRG as the basis for its slogan. WMT and KYL contest the assertion, citing lack of substantiating data and potential misrepresentation. Ed Lasko defends the Magid survey, while WMT seeks legal guidance on the slogan.

Iowa WMT KYL KCRG Ed Lasko Lasko Frank Magid Bradley Yate Kcrg Lew van Nostrami WMT, Inc van Nostrand Reading Washington FTC Federal Trade Commission FCC Federal Communications Commission

Clash in Panmunjom escalates in UN staged firefight

North Korea and Allied forces clash at Panmunjom over a tree trimming incident leaving no official fatalities. North Korean broadcasts claim wounds to its guards while allied reports say several North Koreans were fatally injured. Gen. Stilwell denounces the attack as murder of UNC personnel and presents photographic evidence. North Korean Maj. Gem Har Ju kyong blames provocation by US and ROK forces and questions the photos taken with telephoto gear.

Panmun- Jom U.S Joint Security Area Security Force Kim Hbsung Richard Stilwell United Nations Command UNC Frudden U.N. Command Gem Har Jukyong U.N

Thought for today quote by Bernard Baruch

A quotation attributed to Bernard Baruch reflects on America's memory of noble leaders and the guiding light they set for the nation. The remark emphasizes enduring reverence for virtuous public figures and their influence on national conscience.

Bernard Baruch America

Obituaries and funeral notices from Cedar County area

Multiple obituaries listed with funeral times and locations across towns such as Ossian Letting details include services at St. Francis DeSales St Peter's Catholic and Mt Calvary chapels, with burial, Rosary times, and calls. Donations suggested to local school scholarships and cancer society groups. Funeral homes include Teahen and Devaney Reiff with arrangements noted.

Cecil Dale A Turner Chapel West David Polk Linwood Anna Maria St. Patrick's Catholic Church Ton James’ Sullivan Donald Schmitt Mt. Calvary LaSalie High Schol LaSalie High School Teahen Funeral Home Ossian Frank Broghammer St. Francis de Sales Cosgrove James M. Donohoe St. Peter's Catholic Church George L. Gay St Michael's Hrabak’s Prairieburg Dennis J. Noonan Merlin Noonan St. Joseph's St. Patrick’s North Garryowen Devaney-Reiff's Monticello Independence

Three Charged With Damage To Buildings

Three persons faced charges after separate damage incidents late Wednesday or early Thursday. Sylvia Bottoms accused her son Michael Bottoms of assaulting Randy Bottoms and Gerald Clark and throwing a pool ball through a door window at 919 Seventeenth Avenue SE. Michael faced an additional assault charge and was held on a $625 bond. David Hoffa, of Marion, allegedly kicked a door at 425 First Avenue SW Western service station causing about $250 damage and was held on a $500 bond. Doyle Hoover, 28, of 1630 Avenue NW, allegedly broke the Hartson Tavern door and left after slamming it several times. Hoover was released after the owner dropped the damage charge following an overnight jail stay.

Sylvia Bottoms Seventeenth Avenue SE Michael Tenth Avenue SE Randy Bottoms Gerald Clark Linn County First Avenue David Hoffe Route One Marion Steve Werner Hoffa Doyle L. Hoover 1630 Avenue NW Hartson Sixteenth Avenue SW Hoover Ernest Hartson

Oakland Road Two-Way Conversion Aids Local Businesses

Oakland road NE became two-way between I avenue and Coe road and Center Point road Thursday morning due to sewer construction at the busy intersection. Safety Commissioner Ed Colton said the change should ease access for people patronizing nearby businesses hurt by reduced accessibility from the sewer project.

Oakland Road I Avenue Coe Rdad Center Point Road Ed Colton

Iowa Republicans rally behind Ford after division at convention

Elaine Smith and fellow Iowans voiced cautious optimism for Gerald Ford amid Shepherded unity talk after Ford's victory over Reagan in the Iowa delegation. Delegates across towns like Spencer Cedar Rapids and Des Moines touted Ford's honesty and leadership while acknowledging a tougher fall race against Carter. Party officials and supporters stressed cohesive campaigning and readiness to beat Carter in November.

Elaine Smith Mosticello Ford Paeause Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Reagan Sen Jacob Javits Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater Gov Ray Carter Frank Church Jerry Brown Church U.S Brown Povernor California John McDonald Dallas Center Iowa Schwengel Jerry Ford Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids Jen Madsen Iowa City Frances Palmer Linn County GOP Lois Taylor New Vienna Willet Miller Clermont Twyla Humpleby Town City Verne Folkmann Conroy Ted Johnson Tom Stoner Des Moines BI Scott Richard Turner Turner Button

Wrong Name In Report On Arrest For Marijuana

The Gazette corrected a Tuesday arrest story naming the wrong first name for 18 year old Paloman David R Black ford charged with marijuana possession speeding driving without a license and disobedience to an officer. The sheriffs office said Blackford gave the arresting officer the wrong name. On this date in 1692 two clergymen and five women were executed for witchcraft in Salem Mass.

Paloman David R. Blackford The Gazette Sheriffs Department Sheriffs Office Blackford Salem Mass

Independence Girls Burned by Grease

Four teenage girls employed at the Vil lager restaurant were burned when a breaster exploded spraying grease. They were treated at People's Memorial hospital and released. Names include Bobbi Miner Cathy Dilts Jane Zieser and Robin Luck.

Independence Bobbi Miner Kathy Dilts Jane Zieser Robin Luck People’s Memorial Hospital

Local Cedar Rapids Gazette pagination note traces printing quirks

fragmented OCR text from The Gazette indicates page misalignment and garbled lines about Cedar Rapids suburbs and county notices. readable elements mention Cedar Roost and weekend dates, with no clear event or names beyond generic locations and times.

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