Weather and births fill a busy August report
The Daily Record notes high temperatures across cities including Atlanta, Chicago, Seattle and Los Angeles with August totals and normals, plus barometric readings and noon humidity. It lists several births at Mercy and Chanute AFB along with multiple local obituaries, services and funeral details for residents in LaCrosse, Lansing, Dam No. 9, McGregor, Guttenberg, Dubuque, Davenport, Keokuk, Cedar Rapids, Coralville Lake region, Marion, and Fairfax. It also records police notices, traffic fines, and public notices in various towns.
McGovern Targets Tax Fairness and Spending Cuts
In a campaign speech, McGovern calls federal tax structure unfair as he cites a high earners case paying less than half the rate. He urges a $32 billion defense cut over three years to raise $54 billion, funds welfare and job creation plans at $14 billion, and pledges to keep new programs within a $40 billion surplus.
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U. S. Treasury
Penalty Ordered Against Cattle Buyer in Federal Case
U S Judge Edward J Mc Manus ordered W J Burds to forfeit 18000 dollars and barred him from cattle buying after the Department of Agriculture sought penalties for failing to file 1968 annual reports under the Packers and Stockyards Act. The suit followed notice in September 1969. The government had sought up to 40000 dollars.
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U. S
Edward J. McManus
Epworth
Department of Agriculture
W. J. Burds
Burds
Packers and Stockyards Act
Finance scandal erupts over Nixon campaign funds
Mrs Westwood accuses the GAO of uncovering the largest suspected corrupt financial dealings in U S presidential politics. Maurice Stans defends the GAO as inaccurate and hurried, disputing the report’s portrayal of the $350 000 and related sums.
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Maurice Stans
Nixon
Westwood
Stans
Vietnam War air ace and air force losses noted
The article reports Capt. Charles DeBellevue of Lafayette Louisiana as the co-pilot in the fourth Mig kill for his crew with Ritchie as the air force's first Vietnam ace. It covers counts of American pilots downed, air force losses, and raids on the Thai Nguyen supply depot near Hanoi. It also notes attacks on highways near Saigon and fighting in Quang Tri and Que Son valley. It ends with an odd line about home freezers.
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Charles DeBellevue
Lafayette
Ritchie
Air Force
United States
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Saigon
Quang Tri
Que Son
Obituary for Adam E Brougher Cedar Rapids Carpenter
Adam Edward Brougher 84 of 232 Thirty-first street NE Cedar Rapids died Monday after a brief illness Born June 19 1888 near Middletown Pa married Lena Bailey June 23 1915 in Cedar Rapids He was a member of Carpenters Union Local 308 Survived by wife daughter Dorothy Adkins three grandchildren three great grandchildren sister Mrs Frank Mullen and half sister Eva Tritt Services at Turner Chapel East 10:30 a.m. Thursday Rev Neville Clayton Cedar Christian Church Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call Turner East until 10 a.m. Thursday Casket will not be opened after service
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Middletown
Lena Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Carpenters Union
Dorothy Adkins
Frank Mullen
Eva Tritt
Harrisburg
Turner Chapel East
Neville Clayton
Cedar Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner East
Frnk B Christoffersen 79 Rites Held In Clinton
Frank B Christoffersen 79 of Meth Wick Manor died after a long illness. Born Clinton July 8 1893 he married Helen Limbrecht April 29 1939. Survived by wife a son Frank Jr three daughters Margaret Tardie Oswego NY Dorothy Minthorn Tampa Fla and Geraldine Ashton Clinton a step daughter Margaret Kemp Key West Fla a stepson Thomas Goff Cedar Rapids twenty grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and a sister Lucy Jess Clinton Services Bragonier Fay Chapel Clinton at 10 30 a m Thursday Rev Theodore Anderson Immanuel Lutheran Clinton burial Oakland Clinton Turner Chapel West in charge of local arrangements.
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Frank B. Christoffersen
Meth Wick Manor
Clinton
Helen Limbrecht
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Camanche
Frank, Jr
Margaret Tardie
Oswego
N.Y
Dorothy Minthorn
Tampa
Fla
Geraldine Ashton
Margaret Kemp
Key West
Thomas Goff
Cedar Rapids
Lucy Jess
Bragonier-Fay Cchapel
Theodore Anderson
Oakland Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Obituary: Cecile E. Gaines 1892 79 Cedar Rapids Resident
Cecile E. Gaines age 79 formerly of 836 Sixth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids widow of Duane Gaines died Monday after a long illness Born in Gladbrook December 20 1892 she lived in Cedar Rapids since 1938 Married in Marion January 28 1937 Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Simon Cedar Rapids sister Mrs Walter Hansen Hyattsville Maryland and brother Harvey H Mann San Diego California Services Thursday at 10 am Brady Kuba Funeral Home with Rt Rev Canon D A Loferski of St John s Episcopal Burial Linwood Friends may call after 1 pm Wednesday
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Cecile E. Gaines
Sixth Avenue SE
Duane Gaines
Gladbrook
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Charles Simon
Walter Hansen
Hyattsville
Harvey H. Mann
San Diego
Calif
Canon D. A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Linwood
Memorial Services and Burials Across Local Churches and Cemeteries
Memorial services were held for Abodeely Alex N at St Johns Eastern Orthodox church with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Ruth Atwater Huber memorial services noted at the Unitarian Universalists Society in Iowa City. Michael Conrad Ballentine graveside service at Linwood cemetery. Charlotte Bay Talley service at Stewart funeral home with Oakland cemetery burial. Leo William Pence services at Turner chapel east with Lafayette cemetery burial.
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Alex N
St. John’s Eastern Orthodox Church
Michael G. Shaheen
Alexander George
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Huber
Ruth Atwater
Unitarian Universalists Society
Iowa City
Ballentine
Michael Conrad
Linwood Cemetery
LeRoy i White
Turner East
Talley
Charlotte Bay
Stewart Funeral
Lyle Kuehl
Oakland Cemetery
Manchester
Pence
Leo William
Turner Chapel
A. T. Washington
Lafayette Cemetery
Sigourney Democrat picks Noller for Keokuk county clerk
Russell Noller of Sigourney has replaced Robert Shannon on the Democratic ticket for Keokuk county clerk of court after Shannon resigned August 22. The switch preserves party balance and follows the resignation from the position.
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Robert Shannon
Keokuk County
Shannon
Millerd Newman Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mildred Eleanor Newman 81 of 200 Olive Drive SW Cedar Rapids widow of Virl Newman died Monday after a long illness. Born Urbana June 7 1891 she married Nov 17 1909. Survived by two daughters Mrs Wayne Keller Cedar Rapids and Mrs Harold Bugg Alburnett three grandchildren six great grandchildren. Services Beatty Bearle chapel 1:30 pm Thursday Rev Allen S Van Cleve Burial Center Point cemetery. Friends may call Beatty Bearle’s after 7 pm Tuesday.
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Mildred Eleanor Newman
Olive Drive
Virl Newman
Cedar Rapids
Urbana
Newman
Central Park United Presbyterian Church
Wayne Keller
Harold Bugg
Alburnett
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Allen S. van Cleve
Center Point Cemetery
Beatty-Bearle’s
Peddler License Waiver Referred To City Lawyers
Representatives of United Boys Group of Chicago asked for a waiver of peddler license fees. The matter was sent to the city attorney for ruling. License fees run 10 per day, 50 per month or 150 per year.
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United Boys Group of
Chicago
William Reed
Springville
Public Safety
John Oberthien
Five Star Annexation Plan Faces Highway Commission Review
Ames area report notes a request to join Cedar Rapids in annexing land west of I-380 to extend city limits for Five Star Ltd. The commission balks, seeking more details and possible hearings. Five Star plans commercial development including a motel. city agrees in principle.
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Ames
Iowa Highway Commission
Commission
Five Star Ltd
Cedar Rapids
William O. Gray
Highway Commission
Airport Road
Gray
Five Star
Morningstar
Merchants National Bank
F. James Bradley
County Recorder’s
Darrel A. Morf
James E. Shipman
Linn County
City Confronted By Long Delay On Road Project
Mt Vernon road SE project faces lengthy delay due to labor disputes. Richard Jensen tells city council labor talks risk snow. Morris Construction non union workers cited by informational pickets. City attorney to review contract to see if city can intervene. likely private contractor issue.
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Mt. Vernon Road
Richard Jensen
Jensen
Morris Construction &Co
Marion
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Morris
Items Seized In Search Of Schuller House
Sheriff's officers and Iowa BCI agents reported to Linn district court the items seized during a search of Keith Schuller residence at 3100 Thirtieth Street SE in connection with the disappearance of Mrs. Schuller last seen Aug. 6. Seized items include seven and three credit cards, two leather handled knives, a machete, a shovel, gloves, clothing, bags of material, pictures, towels, a yellow housecoat, a billfold, cash, toiletries and a diamond ring, with clothing she may have worn noted. Schuller must show by Sept. 8 why items should not be forfeited for possible charges. no charges filed yet. Authorities obtained authority Friday to search for the body and various personal items.
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Linn District Court
Keith Schuller
Thirtieth Street
Schuller
BCI
Mrs. Schuller
Trade groups stay neutral on McGovern in Iowa bid
The Iowa State Building Trades Council announced no endorsement for Sen. George McGovern ahead of the 17th Iowa Federation of Labor convention. The council will back labor-friendly congressmen and state officials, while disputes over apprenticeship training and minority hiring quotas surface during discussions with public instruction and federal compliance officers. Delegates, including Gov. Robert Ray and AFL-CIO leaders, gather at the Roosevelt Hotel for the start of the convention.
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Iowa Federation of Labor
George McGovern
Earl Dill
Des Moines
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McGovern
Nixon
Dill
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Paul Franzenburg
Neal Smith
John Culver
Dick Clark
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Department of Public Instruction
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Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Sioux City
Fort Madison
Burlington
Keokuk
Roosevelt Hotel
Hugh Clark
Iowa
Aflcio
Teamsters Union
United Auto Workers
Virgil D. Andrew
Hawkeye Labor Council
Donald Canney
Walter Grant
Robert Ray
Novella Porter
Afl-Cio National Auxiliaries
Robert C. Landers
David K. Roe
Beer Permits Stay With State For Service Stations Says Oberthien
Oberthien defended state licensing for beer licenses saying councils should not grant licenses and calling the law flawed. He warned of enforcement problems if service stations obtain licenses, arguing gasoline and alcohol should not mix and questioning home rule applicability. The Jefferson city council had attempted to deny a license for Carlson’s Gas and Go, insisting the site lacked a business district, but the board found the location zoned commercial and light industrial, implying a business district.
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Oberthien
Jefferson City
Carlson
Chinese leading Soviets in computers says Harvard group
Cambridge Massachusetts UPI report says Harvard professor Thomas E. Cheatham headed a research group that toured China in summer. They found Chinese computers far more advanced than U S experts expected and concluded China is ahead of the Russians in this technology.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Thomas E. Cheatham
Center For Research In Computing Technology
Harvard
China
Army to End Draft by December, Nixon Says
The Pentagon aims to stop inductions by December, six months ahead of Nixon's target. Defense Secretary Laird notes efforts to minimize draft calls between January and July 1973 as induction authority expires. Affects enlistment bonuses, doctors incentives, and pilot bonuses for combat units. black enlistments cited as within expected ranges.
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Pentagon
Nixon
Defense
Melvin Laird
California
White House
San Clemente
Army
Marine
Roger Kelley
Air Force
U.S
Kelley
Hurt in Crash Near Covington Driver Charged
James Marron aged 56 of 904 Fifth Street SE was treated at Mercy hospital in good condition after a three car crash on highway 94 near Covington. Deputies say his vehicle side swiped two cars, veered into a ditch, injuring him. The other drivers were Raymond A. Buelow of rural Palo and Larry Garman of Cedar Rapids. Marron faces charges of improper passing and driving without a license.
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Larick Drive
Marion
Connie Strobala
Hiawatha
Amelia Post
Twentieth — Street
Elza Nash
Fighth Street
Margo Jefferson
Wilson Avenue
Lawrence Pesek
Sue Lane
Eugene Sigworth
Twenty-ninth Street
James Clark
First Avenue
Duane Long
Oakland Road
Russell Meeks
Vinton Margrett
Daniel Houghkirk
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Harold Racz
Palo
Kevin O’brien
Sixth Avenue
Willard Bandfield
Lloyd. Frederick
Thirty-fourth Street
Raymond Dawson
Cedar Rapids
Jeffrey Spooner
Oklahoma Avenue SW
Constance Bascom
Fifth Avenue SE
Vernon Kohl
Twenty-third Street Drive
Donald Streitner
Bever Avenue
Ronda Hopkins
Toddville
James Marron
Fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
Highway 94
Covington
Linn
Raymond A. Buelow
Rural
Larry Garman
Marron
Iowa
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