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Daily Record notes temperatures Tuesday with low overnight values and precipitation tally. Extended forecast predicts Friday showers then clear through Sunday, with 60s lows and 80s highs. Gazette weather data lists wind SSE at 13 mph, sunrise 6 22, sunset 7 55, plus August totals and lake pool level. Births announced at St. Luke's and Ephrata observatories. numerous traffic fines and investigations. obituaries for Elgin Ole Reierson and Irene Meier. services scheduled in multiple towns.
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Bromwell Indicted in Tax Case Faces Possible Penalties
Internal Revenue Service agents prepared to serve a summons on Bromwell as Allen L. Danielson and James F. Walker led the government’s case. Conviction could bring one year in prison and a $10,000 fine per count. Bromwell, a Cedar Rapids native and former Iowa congressman, has a long legal career and prior county service.
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Internal Revenue Service
Bromwell
Allen L. Danielson
U. S
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Tax Division
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Bramwell
Iowa
House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Chicken Thieves Net Over Twenty Thousand at Savannah
In Savannah Georgia the Norman Freeze Wholesale Poultry was burglarized for the second time in eight days. Police reported 165 cases of chickens and 30 cases of sausage stolen this Monday totaling 11 000. A prior eight day robbery had 9 000 in losses including eggs chickens a typewriter and a van. The van was recovered and later used to haul merchandise before being returned.
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Savannah
UPI
Norman Freeze Wholesale Poultry Establishment
Return of the exiled shah sparks nation wide homage
Twenty years ago the triumphant shah of Iran returned from a brief exile to his capital amid emotional displays from devoted followers. The homecoming signaled a major turning point in Iran's political scene and stirred broad public sentiment.
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Iran
Deaths Barbara J. Piersall 26 Cedar Rapids psychologist
Barbara J. Piersall died at University Hospitals in Iowa City after a short illness. A Coe College and Iowa University psychology graduate, she was a Cedar Rapids psychologist and held roles with the Assn for Retarded Children and the Iowa Psychologist Assn. She is survived by her parents and a brother. Services Friday at St Matthew's Church with burial at St John's. Rosary Thursday evening at Stewart funeral home.
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Dale
Piersall
Alleghany Drive
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Cedar Rapids
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University of Iowa
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Iowa Psychologist Assn
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St. Matthew's Church
Martin Pfab
St. John’s
Pfab
Stewart Funeral Home
Trombonist Ted Vesely Dies in Las Vegas Music Career Highlights
Ted R. Vesely 59 of Las Vegas formerly of Cedar Rapids died Monday night. Born August 24, 1913 in Cedar Rapids he toured with bands including Benny Goodman and Fred Waring. He owned a Las Vegas music store and studio for 15 years. Survivors: Nadine his wife a son Jerry at home and a sister Mrs James Hermson of Cedar Rapids. Services pending with burial at Forest Lawn cemetery in Los Angeles.
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Las Vegas
Cedar Rapids
Benny Goodman
Fred Waring
Nadine
Jerry
James Hermson
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Los Angeles
Memorial Services and Funerals Listed on Local Notices
Memorial services for Genevieve C Swenson held at Chapel of Memories at 10 30 a m Thursday with Rev Wil bert R Trusheim of Faith United Methodist church Burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery Arrangements by Cedar Memorial funeral home. Nita M Cooper graveside service at Linwood cemetery 3 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev John M Hardy Turner chapel east in charge Edgar Joseph Christian church North English 2 p m Thursday with Rev John M Hardy Burial at White Pidgeon cemetery Friends may call Turner east until 10 a m Thursday and at the church after 12 30 p.m.
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Genevieve C
Wilbert R. Trusheim
Faith United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Cooper
Nita M
Linwood Cemetery
John M. Hardy
Turner Chapel East
Edgar Joseph
Christian Church
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Agnew Defends Silence Amid Indictment Talk
The text reports former governor and current vice president Spiro Agnew declining further questions amid a Baltimore kickbacks probe. It notes connections to Beall and a Time magazine account claiming enough evidence for indictment, while Agnew cites improper press speculation.
Rogers Named Architect of Nixon Foreign Policy
Nixon said Rogers was one of the major architects of the administration's foreign policy. Rogers resigned after weeks amid speculation he would be replaced by Kissinger. He never publicly acknowledged it but was unhappy with his limited role behind Kissinger, the main force in policy.
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Kissinger
Tapes and executive privilege in Watergate testimony
Wright argues executive privilege limits on tapes in Watergate case. He says courts cannot overrule presidential secrecy and notes public interest and national concerns may outweigh criminal justice. Sirica presses for access to tapes and checks on presidential power.
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Damages Sought In Two Assault Suits Over Prisoner Release
A Cedar Rapids woman seeks 500000 and Donald D Potter seeks 150000 in civil suits filed Tuesday claiming state employees failed to certify mental health before prisoner release. They allege Jack Lemburg, once labeled extremely dangerous, committed violent acts after release by federal authorities in 1970, including an assault with a tire iron and a nose injury to Potter at a March 1971 court hearing.
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Cedar Rapids
Jack Lemburg
Donald D. Potter
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Lemburg
Fort Madison
Davenport
St. Louis
Fires char 16 000 acres as blazes spread across West
Fires blackened 16000 acres and were declared contained at midday Tuesday but jumped out of control near Battlecreek south of Manton forcing evacuations. A Lassen county fire near Susanville burned over 20000 acres before containment as a Placerville forest blaze threatened 9000 acres. Highway 50 closed then to reopen Wednesday. Woman firefighters joined Eldorado efforts while fires raged in multiple western areas.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
U. S
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Justice official weighs ruling in confidential talks
Wright stresses states must speak in confidence with advisers and protect confidentiality as a principal interest. Sirica has not indicated when a decision will come. Regardless of the ruling, the losing side appears ready to appeal.
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Sirica
Two Men See Trial Dates Pushed In Linn County Case
Courthouse trial dates for Herbert Schaffron of Copiague New York and Billy Hall of Newhall in an alleged conspiracy to take over refuse hauling firms in Linn County have been moved again. Schaffron's trial is set for September 24 and Hall's for November 13, marking the second continuance in each case. Judge Robert Osmundson ordered the delays after motions by Schaffron's lawyer. An Iowa attorney general’s assistant did not oppose the delays due to juror and witness issues around Labor Day while opposing further postponement.
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Herbert Schaffron
Copiague
N.Y
Billy K. Hall
Newhall
Linn
Robert Osmundson
Schaffron
Iowa
Want ads do more things for more people
The notice promotes want ads as a fast economical way to reach many people. Dial 398-8234 for service.
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Dial
City Officials Consider 5.5 Percent Pay Raises
The council filed an ordinance to raise mayoral pay to 20,572.50 in 1974 and 21,703.98 in 1975 and each of four commissioners to 18,462.50 in 1974 and 19,477.94 in 1975 as cost of living increases. Current rates are 19,500 for the mayor and 17,500 for the commissioners. The increases would take effect next year, with three readings required and no public hearing. Mayor Donald Canney cited aligning local pay with inflation and plans to extend raises to other city employees if funds permit.
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Donald Canney
Canney
Watergate inquiry details cited in Nixon testimony
The article outlines Nixon admitting privacy invasions of tapes or documents and tracing investigators’ delegation. He cites June discussions with Clark MacGregor about Jeb Magruder’s role and notes White House responsibility flowing from domestic adviser John Ehrlichman to White House counsel John Dean.
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Jeb Magruder
White House
John Ehrlichman
John Dean
Plot to kill dignitaries halts motorcade
Reports say Gaudet and others discussed a killing with a high powered rifle while several knew of the plan. FBI Secret Service and police officials would not confirm details. Secret Service says the investigation is very active but no warrants or conspirator count disclosed.
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