Winter forecast and local births fill daily record page
The Daily Record reports five day temperatures near normal with scattered precipitation, listing city highs and lows for Atlanta Miami Chicago and others, plus sun events and lake pool level. It also notes births in Mercy hospital with several local names and a string of municipal court fines and traffic violations in Marion.
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Atlanta
Miami
Chicago
N. Orleans
Duluth
Phoenix
Washinton
Coralville Lake Pool
Local driving fines listed for multiple drivers
Sarah Bauman of 2434 E Avenue NE fined $10 and costs for leaving the scene of an accident and failing to identify. John Drilling Jr of 244 Town House Drive NE fined $25 for striking a fixture. Bobby Garrison of 2050 Glass Road NE fined $10 and costs for following too closely. Charles Atkinson of 3715 Center Point Road NE fined $10 and others noted.
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Margaret Hutton
Center Point Road
Janette Krecioch
Center Point
Janice Zahn
Sixth Avenue
John Walkes, Jr
Vermont Street
Sandra Miller
Mt. Vernon Road
Robert McBride
Twentysixth Street
Marion
Michael Pacha
Brighton
Linda Clemmens
Hillside Drive
Michael Waltermyer
Avenue
Steve David
Tenth Avenue
Cleo Norris
Harold Spicer
F Avenue
Gerald Flanagan
Cold Stream Avenue
Donald Donaghy
Oakland Road
Catherine Collman
Crandall Drive
Kathy Miller
Robert Foss, Jr
Fifteenth Street
David Rathjen
Fifth Avenue
Gladys Lennon
O Avenue
Gregory Greene
Orchard Trailer Court
Charles Ling, Jr
Route One
James Wilks
Jane White
Second Avenue
Eugene Underwood
Cherry Hill Road
Amber Engel
First Avenue
John Phillip
Twenty-eighth Street
Patrick Connor
Outlook Drive
Kenneth James
Chenoa
Laurel Bahnsen
Wyoming
Clarence Rice
Blair House
Gordon Langereed
Lima
Ohio
Marion Purl
Dalewood Avenue
Charles Lewis
B Avenue
James Harper
Williams Boulevard
Carol Ellingson
Ellis Boulevard
Lucile Miller
Chandler Street
Patricia Garrett
Thirty-second Street
Craig Spicher
Lucille Martin
Vine Avenue
Jane Hochersmith
Lindale Drive
James Whipple
Donald Ellis
Hawthorne Drive
William Conway
St. Louis
Ralph Bush, Jr
Thirty-fourth Street
Bruce Lenocken
Robert Ozyburn
Richard Kattmeier
Hinkley Avenue
Steven Chapman
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Betty Perry
Fourteenth Avenue
Lyle Offerman
Fourth Street
Mabel Swanson
James Stick
Thirteenth Avenue
Sarah Bauman
E Avenue
John Drilling, Jr
Town House Drive
Bobby Garrison
Glass Road
Charles Atkinson
Obituary notices from multiple Iowa towns with services listed
Obituary notices for Marquette Donald L Brown 58 Springville Douglas Ruble 76 Elizabeth V Krumm 85 Newhall Ethel Davidson 81 Brooklyn Lawrence Newton 30 Sharon Smith 78 Edwin H Smith 75 list funeral times and locations across Thornburgs McGregor Bethel Baptist St Johns Lutheran St Josephs White's Anamosa St Pauls Lutheran Marion with wake rosaries and charitable notes where given.
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Marquette
Donald L. Brown
Thornburg
Harvard Protesters See Next Move After University Response
Harvard protesters remain orderly as OBU awaits a formal university reply to its demands sent Thursday night. Cox, former solicitor general, has authored a mediation report on Harvard disturbances and counsels mediation between the OBU and Harvard.
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OBU
J M Johnson Dies Local Businessman and Veteran
J M Johnson 40 of 3121 Sixth Street SW owner of Johnson Catering Co died Thursday after a brief illness Born December 21 1928 in Marshalltown married Joyce Garrs December 5 1952 in Ft Dodge a Marine veteran of the Korean War and member of Hanford American Legion post Survived by wife a son Jerry three daughters Julie Jayne and Jacqueline brother Charles Johnson Davenport and sister Mrs Jerry Votruba Clemens Memorial services at Avey Funeral Home Marshalltown 11 a.m. Monday with Rev William Clark Burial Riverside Cemetery Marshalltown Turner Chapel West open until 9 p.m. Saturday
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J. M. Johnson
C.R
John M. Johnson
Sixth Street
Johnson Catering Co
Marshalltown
Joyce Garrs
Ft. Dodge
Hanford American Legion Post
Jerry
Julie
Jayne
Jacqueline
Charles Johnson
Davenport
Jerry Votruba
Clemens
Avey Funeral Home
William Clark
St. Henry's Catholic Church
Riverside Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Memorial services for Viet casualty Rexroat held Monday
Memorial services for Pfc. Terry L. Rexroat son of Mr and Mrs Ray Rexroat 1637 Thirty second street NE who was killed in action in Vietnam Nov 26 1969 will be conducted in Kenwood Park Presbyterian church at 1 30 p m Monday by the Rev D R Jarrert Military services will be conducted at the graveside in Cedar Memorial cemetery by the U S marine corps Friends may call at Turner chapel east from 11 a m Saturday until 9 p m Sunday and at the church after 10 a m Monday The family suggests donations to the memorial fund at Washington high school
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Pfc
Terry L. Rexroat
Ray Rexroat
Thirty-second Street
Vietnam
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
D. R. Jarrert
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
U.S. Marine Corps
Turner Chapel East
Washington High School
Retired Cedar Rapids Teacher W A Wick Dies at 70
W A Wick longtime Cedar Rapids public school teacher died Thursday aged 70 after 25 years in retirement. Born near Brookings Washington July 25, he married Isa Phelps in 1920. He served in World War I and belonged to St Pauls United Methodist Church American Legion VFW and Retired Teachers. Memorial services at Turner Chapel Cast with cremation to follow. Friends may call until 11:30 a.m. Saturday. The family requests donations to St Pauls church memorial fund.
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W. A. Wick
Washington Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Brookings
D.C
Isa E. Phelps
Wick
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
American Legion
VFW
Teachers Assn
The
Chamber of Commerce
Huron College
Huron
S.D
Turner Chapel
Glenn McMichael
St. Paul's Church
Cedar Rapids Woman Clara Zvacek Dies in Kansas City
Clara Bernice Zvacek a Cedar Rapids resident for many years moved to Kansas City Missouri two years ago died Sunday born May 28 1909 in Cedar Rapids survived by brothers Rufus Zvacek Lawrence Kansas and Richard Zvacek Cedar Rapids sister Irma Hass Denver Colorado services at chapel east at 10 30 am Thursday by a reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist burial at Czech National cemetery
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Clara Bernice Zvacek
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Rufus Zvacek
Lawrence
Kan
Richard Zvacek
Irma Hass
Denver
Colo
Turner Chapel East
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Czech National Cemetery
Memorial Services for Amador and Bell at Turner Chapels
Memorial services conducted at Turner chapel east at 1 30 p m for Amador with burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Bell honored at Turner chapel west at 10 30 a m with burial in Palo cemetery conducted by Reverend Earl Osnes.
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Amador
Gertrude
Turner Chapel
Canon D. A. Loferski
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Bell
Raymond
Earl Osnes
Palo Cemetery
Paches Hinton 40 laid to rest in Marion area
Graveside services will be held at Shiloh cemetery Saturday at 1 30 p m for Paches Hinton 40 found dead in her Hiawatha trailer court residence Rev Charles Moore to officiate Baxter Memorial chapel Marion in charge of arrangements Casket will not be opened Friends may call at the chapel Surviving is her husband Byron whom she married October 7 1969 in Marion
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Shiloh
Paches Hinton
Hiawatha Trailer Court
Charles Moore
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Marion
Byron
Two in Linn County jail after arrest in court
William J. Howrey 22 of 3925 Johnson Ave NW faced Linn district court on false pretenses after release on own recognizance. A Swisher mayor's court ten day sentence for disturbing the peace led to his rearrest. Michal E. Locklear 18 of 141942 B Ave NE was jailed while visiting husband George 21 in custody on a shoplifting charge. she is charged with resisting an officer and allegedly tried to flee.
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Linn
William J. Howrey
Johnson Avenue
Linn District Court
Howrey
Swisher
Michal E. Locklear
B Avenue NE
George
Locklear
Man Sentenced for Theft from Employer
Ira G. O Neal aged 50 of Cedar Rapids pled guilty in Linn district court to theft of numerous microphone items from Turner Microphone Co. in Cedar Rapids. Judge William Eads imposed a suspended six month jail term. The theft occurred between November 1, 1968 and January 10, 1969.
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Ira G. O'Neal
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Turner Microphone Co
William Eads
O'Neal
Wife Charges Husband With Assault and Battery
Steven B. Stratton of 1398 Eleventh Street Marion was arrested on an assault and battery warrant issued by Justice Jessie McCormick based on information signed by his wife Beverly Stratton. The incident allegedly occurred Thursday.
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Steven B. Stratton
Eleventh Street
Marion
Justice of the Peace
Jessie McCormick
Stratton
Beverly
Cedar Rapids Traffic Accident Dismissed by Plaintiff
A traffic accident case in Cedar Rapids dated March 23, 1968 was dismissed by the plaintiff in a manner precluding refiling. The entry notes the case was terminated and cannot be revived.
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Cedar Rapids
Tax fights shadow Senate debate over social security rider
Senate Republicans warn that tying a 15 percent social security increase to tax reform jeopardizes both. Griffin favours separate action and a 10 percent raise with cost of living escalator. Democrats push the rider as the quickest path to boost benefits before year’s end, while the chamber backs a separate medical expense deduction restoration for seniors and dependents.
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Senate
Griffin
White House
Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Gore
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sen. Murphy
R-Calif
Six Indictments From Federal Grand Jury
Federal grand jury returned six indictments here Friday. Included is one against a Litchfield Minn youth held in Linn county jail. John M Wertz 19 faces a Dyer Act charge for transporting a stolen car across state lines, allegedly driving from Texas to Strawberry Point on Oct 29. Other five indictments pending details and arrests.
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Sioux City
Litchfield
Alvin E. Miller
Ford declines VISTA post amid Michigan duties
William Ford, 35, announced he will not accept Nixon’s nomination as VISTA director. He remains director of Michigan Employment Security Commission, citing family, state duties, and urban Michigan issues as reasons. Ford previously led the U S Office of Economic Opportunity program in Michigan and had deliberated over the national appointment.
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Detroit
William Ford
Nixon
Volunteers In Service To America
Ford
Michigan Employment Security Commission
MES
William Milliken
VISTA
Michigan
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Florida
White House
MESC
Schoonovers Seek New Trial Over Trial Errors
Mr and Mrs Raymond M Schoonover seek a new trial in their 51372758 suit after a Linn district court jury awarded no damages on Nov 24 The Schoonovers fault Judge William Eads for errors including denial of a mistrial after City Atty David McGuire suggested insurers could not cover unique accidents They allege prejudice to plaintiffs The defendants include Loras Edward McDermott Illinois Central Railroad Co A tape of an Illinois Central train whistle was admitted and the motion cites improper final arguments about state right of way law A last clear chance instruction was refused A hearing on the motion is scheduled
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Raymond M. Schoonover
Linn District Court
Schoonovers
William Eads
David McGuire
Loras Edward McDermott
Illinois Central
Correctional Inmates urged to change attitudes and teamwork
Penal chief criticizes city preparedness for ghetto problems after Harlem visit. He urges inmates to accept responsibility for troubles that linger post release and calls for attitude shifts, reduced profit motive, and closer collaboration with educational and religious programs within prisons. Town officials and academics joined a seminar on correctional reform.
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Harlem
Wilkinson
James N.gillman
Social Services
Clarke Boden
Ames
Walter J. Foley
U. of I
Center For Labor and Management
U. of L
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