Weather and local notices from Daily Record
Weather data includes highs and lows, rainfall totals, and station readings. Births and obituaries list families and locations in Des Moines area, Cedar Rapids, Marion, Letts, and Coralville with dates in August. Local court actions note fines for speeding and vehicle infractions. Details include names such as Adolph Bracy Harold Malenke Otto Bebellbert William Robinson and George Gay among others.
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Mercy
Adolph Bracy
Lake Avenue NE
Harold Malenke
Western Drive
E. Wayne Patrick
Brookview Jane NE
Gaughier
Otto’ Bebellbert
Grand Avenue i SE
Nixon Backs Berlin Pact
President Nixon approved a four power draft on the Berlin pact at the Western White House. Press secretary Egler said Nixon conferred with Kenneth Bush, the U.S. ambassador to West Germany, who helped negotiate the accord and expects signing within days. Bush called the move a major triumph for Nixon’s foreign policy and allied cooperation.
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San Clemente
Calif
White House
Nixon
Berlin
Ronald @egler
Kenneth Bush
U.S
West Germany
Bush
Stax
Labor Day paving set for Interstate 380 start
Duane Davick resident engineer for the 1 380 project says asphalt work is slated to begin about September 7 with concrete paving following around September 13 near the Swisher Shueyville interchange. Eleven and a half miles of Johnson County interstate are scheduled for paving with late September 1972 still seen as a reasonable completion target.
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Duane Davick
Swisher-Shueyville
Davick
Veto Show Cause Edict to Wallace
A three judge federal court refused Friday to order Gov. George Wallace to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for interfering with school busing mandates in Montgomery Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Yen decision prompts cautious world currency shifts
The floating yen met wary exchanges as dollar and other major currencies fluctuated. Germany saw the dollar fall while France and Britain welcomed the move as aiding currency realignment, and French bankers aligned with the U.S. push for yen revaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Germany
London
Cedar Rapids Assessor Cites Tax Valuation Views
Cedar Rapids assessor Piersall notes the state revenue office may avoid broad commercial cuts, keeping residential values near 25 percent of actual value. He explains that changes could target residences by area and that contact with assessors precedes any order, with likely no city changes.
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Holveck
Cedar Rapids
Pier
State Revenue Office
Revenue Department
Piersall
Ray seeks delay on valuations and private reappraisals
Gov. Robert Ray said he asked Town Revenue Director Donald Briggs to consider delaying new property valuations for many cities and to use private reappraisal studies. In Des Moines residential values may rise 14 percent, while a $500 million study is under way to aid four year reevaluations. Briggs aims to correct inequities between commercial industrial and residential classes. The governor noted the delay could ease difficult moments for the revenue director.
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Des Moines
AFL
Robert Ray
Donald Briggs
Briggs
State Revenue Department
Ray
Attorney General's Office
Sovermar
Tax relief contested as reassessment weighs on Briggs order
Governor Ray defends Briggs order as not violating aims to restrain tax rises while acknowledging political impact. He says relief remains real and that reassessment of property valuations should not automatically trigger higher taxes, despite ongoing changes. Briggs asserts reassessments do not guarantee tax increases.
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Ray
Briggs
Regislaare
Soviet Youths Unearth 17th Century Coins
Moscow report says boys digging in a field near Solonitsko village by Novgorod uncovered 123 pounds of coins dating to Peter the Great era. Coins filled four buckets. museum officials confirmed 1682 to 1725 dates. Primary Oct 19 and general Nov 2. incumbent Stewart Shank will not seek re election.
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Milton C. Polehna
Southland Street
James Dale
Wells
Twentieth Street
Harold G. Schaefer
Twenty-sixth Street
Robert H. Ellison
Twenty-seventh Street
Robert D. Keene
Bever Avenue
Ronald J. Moscow
UPI
Boys Dig
Phillips
Pounds Street
DeWayne Cosgrove
Thirty-fifth Street
Peter the Great
Kenneth P. Quinn
Trud
Novgorod
Stewart Shank
Death mystery deepens over Elkhart boy’s trailer death
Governor Robert Ray orders a state probe into the death of eight year old Roger Ingram at the Elkhart fairgrounds. Medical examiner cites a broken neck from a fall while private autopsy suggests possible electrocution. Officials seek light on conflicting findings and potential negligence. Harry Cannon owned the midway trailer housing the faulty air conditioner near the ride.
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Roger Ingram
Stichart
Holmgaard
Robert Ray
Harry Cannon
Gary. Ingram
Elkhart
Ray
Elmer Vermeer
Red Cross
Fairgrounds
Vermeer
Ingram
Labor Commission
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
U S Takes Hard Line in Air Route Negotiations
Washington officials say U S diplomats have adopted a tougher stance on international air routes as part of Nixon’s economic policy. The U S warned Ireland its New York stop could be canceled within a year if Dublin does not allow more U S access. Talks with Australia’s Qantas and other nations face stricter limits amid losses in U S carriers.
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Washington
U. S
Nixon
America
Ireland
New York
U.S
Australia
Qantas
Sabena
U. 15
France
West Germany
Canada
Shannon
Boston
Chicago
Irish International Airlines
Pan American Airways
Trans World Airlines
Seaboard World Airlines
Fortal
Dublin
Vessel Aground After Smashup Near Canadian Shore
Ten passengers were evacuated safely from the German freighter Trans- Michigan after it ran aground in the St. Clair river channel to avoid sinking following a collision with the Brazilian ship Netuno. The Netuno continued toward Detroit as Coast Guard crews aided, with one passenger taken to hospital as a precaution.
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Port Huron
Mich
St. Clair River
Trans- Michigan
Poseidon, Lines
Hamburg
Netuno
Rio de Janeiro
Detroit
Coast Guard
Acacia
Henry Kelley
South Bend
Ind
AEC Won’t Appeal Court Denunciation
Washington D C The Atomic Energy Commission said on Friday it will not appeal a U S court of appeals ruling denouncing AEC implementation of the National Environmental Protection Act. The court called present AEC environmental regulations a mockery and ordered a complete revision. The AEC plans to issue new regulations next week aimed at addressing the court’s objections, particularly for nuclear power plants. The July 23 decision by the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia triggered this response.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals
AEC
Commission
US Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
J. Skelly Wright
Maryland
James Schlesinger
Calvert Cliffs
Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Deaths of Clarence Walter and Mayme Chalupsky in Cedar Rapids
Obituaries note the death of Clarence P. Walter 67 of 21 Twenty-fourth avenue SW Cedar Rapids after illness. He married Ann Souchek in 1923 and leaves two sons, a sister, a brother, and five grandchildren. Also reported is the death of Mayme Rose Chalupsky 76 of Cedar Rapids, wife of William F. Chalupsky, with children Martha Novak Charles W. and Edward G. and siblings listed. services and burial arrangements follow.
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Clarence P. Walter
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Watkins
Clarence Walter, Jr
Ronald Walter
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Wessling
Ralph Walter
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
St. Ludmila’s Church
A.‘L. Zachar
Watkins Cemetery
St. Ludmila's Parish
Knights of Columbus
Yaneba-Kuba
Mayme Rose Chalupsky
Toule One
William F. Chalupsky
Vining
Tama
Martha Novak
Ulbonwo
Charles W
Edward G
Joseph Dvorak
Turner Chapel West
A. T. Washington of
Memorial Services and Burials In Various Chapels
Memorial services are listed across Turner and Cooley chapels with funerals Friday and Saturday times. Rev. Arthur Nash, Rev. William Marion, and Rev. Edmond J. Becker officiate. Burials follow at Linwood Linn Mt Calvary and other cemeteries, with rosary recited in Turner east.
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Topping
Stephenie Michelle
Turner Chapel
Arthur Nash
Linwood
Cooley
Donna Lee Cain
Lumer Chapel
William Marion
Linn
Emetery Steel
David Allen
Turner
No Progress In Davenport Standoff Between Union and Gas Co
No progress was made toward a new contract between local 105 IBEW and Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co in Davenport. Spokesmen said the company offered reinstatement of the old contract during talks, which the union rejected. No further meetings are scheduled as the Aug. 15 strike continues over fringe benefits and contract language.
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IBEW
Iowa- Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Davenport
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