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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1973

Page

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Weather and notices mix of forecasts and local items

The report lists high and low temperatures across cities, extended forecast notes light precipitation, and daily totals. It includes year-to-date figures, station readings, and notices on traffic fines and obituaries. A segment discusses gasoline shortages and a Sunday shutdown request affecting a local station.

Atlanta Miami Chicago N. Or Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Houston Seattle L. Angeles Washington

Norwalk and Commsta Births and Local Incidents in Cedar Rapids

Birth announcements note a son Dee 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Knapp in Norwalk Iowa, and a son Nov 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J Whitney in Commsta Iceland. Cedar Rapids names include Janet Wilson and Gary Wilson Clarice Watson and Merril Brown Mary Reed and Jerry Fay. Fire and traffic incidents appear, plus fines for speeding Timothy Rooney and John Freeman Inweod Glenn Dunham. Gasoline price activity from Mobil Phillips 66 Skelly Gulf with mixed increases and protests of cost of living rules.

Commsta Iceland Dennis J. Whitney Whitney Darwin Whitney Thirty-fifth Street Janet Wilson Gary Wilson Clarice Watson Merril Brown Cedar Rapids Mary Reed Jerry Fay Steger

Gas Prices Jump Generally Across Iowa

Gasoline prices rise across Iowa as service station operators pass along dealer cost increases. Average two cent per gallon hike planned for all grades with some stations absorbing costs to stay competitive. Independent dealers shift to cash sales. price changes spreading unevenly across towns.

Haycraft Cost of Living Council Jim Ballentine Skelly Service Center Second Street Terry Kinney Associated Press Iowa

Public corruption probe links constitutional violations and police breakins

The investigation by officials found several officers violated constitutional rights during multiple breakins possibly tied to command actions. No charges are filed yet to keep options open while pursuing further information. The report notes at least 15 to 20 breakins or attempts, with several incidents involving a plumber squad and possible larcenies by on duty officers.

Faches Maureen Farley FBI

Panel Approves Emergency Energy Bill in House Committee

Washington AP reports the House Commerce Committee approved emergency energy legislation 24 to 13 to slow clean air measures and authorize gasoline rationing for fuel conservation. An amendment temporarily exempts petroleum firms from anti-trust laws to coordinate scarce fuel allocation. Committee chair Straggers hopes for floor action next Wednesday.

Washington House Commerce Committee

Cattle Worth $6150 Stolen From Linn County Farm

Cattle worth $6150 were reported stolen from the Marvin Sutton farm near Alburnett in Linn county. Sheriff officials said the 14 cows and 13 calves were taken sometime between Monday and Thursday night.

Marvin Sutton Alburnett Linn County

Deaths Mrs Doris E Warner 53 Cedar Rapids IA

Doris E. Warner 53 of 2905 Kk avenue NE widow of Robert B Warner died Thursday at University Hospitals Iowa City Born February 14 1920 Fairfield married August 27 1940 Kirksville moved from Fairfield to Marion in 1963 then Cedar Rapids in 1972 Worked as secretary at Kirkwood Community College for three years Surviving daughter Penny and son Leslie Cedar Rapids sister Marjorie Barber Keosauqua stepmother Mae Green Reno Nev Services 1 pm Saturday Murdoch chapel Marion Cremation cremated Friends may call after 4 pm Friday Memorials to American Heart Association suggested

Doris E. Warner Avenue NE Robert B. Warner University Hospitals Iowa City Fairfield Kirksville Marjorie Barber Keosauqua Mae Green Reno Nev Murdoch Chapel Marion Clifton Ellerbeck American Heart Assn

Death notice for Cedar Rapids widow Anna Chess

Anna Chess widow of Joseph Chess died early Friday after a long illness. Born January 3, 1880, she was a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident. Surviving are two daughters Grace Chess and Dorothy Sewall, and a son Ralph Chess, all of Cedar Rapids, with three granddaughters and five great grandchildren. Services Saturday at 3 p.m. at Janeba-Kuba funeral home west by Rev. Mary White of Bethany Congregational church. Burial Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home west after 7 p.m. Friday.

Anna Chess Sixth Street Joseph Chess Cedar Rapids Grace Chess Dorothy Sewall Ralph Chess Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home Mary White

Well Known Area Minister-Author Dies Rites Set

P Penningroth 85 dies after long illness born 1888 Tipton educated at Iowa University and Union Theological Seminary author of religious and agricultural pieces and many books served with YMCA in World War One he married Ethel Blythe in 1919 survived by wife children siblings and grandchildren services planned at St Andrew Presbyterian Iowa City and Red Oak Grove Tipton burial at Red Oak Grove cemetery funeral home in Iowa City accepting callers after 3 p.m.

Iowa City Louis P. Penningroth Tipton University of Iowa Union Theological Seminary New York City U. of Iowa Penningroth International Ymca Iowa Minnesota Ethel Blythe Williamsburg Maurice Lungren Hastings Neb James Morris Hamilton Ohio William Cupp Northfield Minn August Eilers Edward B. G. Penningroth Paul Penningroth Atlanta St. Andrew Presbyterian Church Red Oak Grove Presbyterian Church Red Oak Grove Cemetery Beckman-Butheras Funeral

Obituary: Sophia Rogers 77 Des Moines Death in Des Moines

Sophia Rogers 77 of Creston died in Des Moines on Thursday. She resided with her son William Claypool 1715 Ninth Street NW. Survived by daughter Charlene Harrison Creston seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Saturday 1 30 p m at First Christian Church Creston.

Sophia Rogers Creston William Claypool Ninth Street NW Des Moines Charlene Harrison First Christian Church

Obituary notices for Hauder Immanuel and Joseph Kwain

Darrel E Hauder of Immanuel Baptist Church is to be buried at Linwood Cemetery after services at 1 30 p m Saturday by Rev John Glover Friends may call at Turner West until 9 p m Friday and at the church after 10 a m Saturday Joseph E Kwain to be laid to rest at Cedar Memorial Cemetery following a 4 30 p m Friday service at the Chapel of Memories conducted by Rev George W Carlson of First Lutheran Church Arrangements by Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Letha L Griffiths to be memorialized at 10 30 a m Saturday at the Chapel of Memories with Rev Don F Maple of Lovely Lane United Methodist Church Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery Arrangements by Cedar Memorial Funeral Home

Sigourney Edward Vogel Reynolds Castalia Harold Meyer Zion Lutheran Church Schutte’s Iowa City Otho L. Mathes George L. Gay Webster Cleve Snakenberg Holm’s Dysart B. P. Jepsen Greenwood Cemetery Cedar Falls Overton's Independence Garland Newton St. John’s Catholic Church White's Louis P. Penningroth St. Andrew Presbyterian Church Red Oak Grove Presbyterian Church Tipton Red Oak Grove Cemetery Beckman- Butherus Hauder Darrel E Immanuel Baptist Church John Glover Linwood Cemetery Turner West Kwain Joseph E George W. Carlson First Lutheran Church Cedar Memorial Cemetery Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Griffiths Letha L Chapel of Memories Don F. Maple Lovely Lane United Methodist Church

Jobless Rates Shift Cites Veterans and Blacks

The report shows overall unemployment rising from 2.7 to 2.9 percent while Black unemployment climbs from 8.3 to 9.1 percent. However Vietnam veterans aged 20 to 24 saw rates fall from 8.0 to 7.0 percent. The average work week remains 37 hours and average weekly earnings hold at $147.60, near October levels.

Seven ISU Students Charged In Tree Cutting Case

Seven Iowa State University students were arraigned on larceny and trespassing charges after authorities say they cut down a large evergreen in a rural Ames farmer’s yard. Their trailer carried the tree as police stopped their car returning to Ames, with all seven listing the Sigma Nu fraternity house as their address. Names: Robert Ray, Bruce McPheeters, Craig Larson, Gregory Garvey, Gary McFarlane, William Schuster, Rod Wilson.

Ames UPI Iowa State University Sigma Nu Robert Ray Council Bluffs Bruce McPheeters Craig Larson Edina Minn Gregory Garvey Ankeny Gary McFarlane William Schuster Des Moines Rod Wilson Cedar Rapids

Truckers Reach Blockade Tactics Over Permits and Fuel Costs

Truckers staged blockades across several states citing standardization of permits and higher fuel costs. Up to 1,000 trucks clustered in Lamar Pennsylvania with others near Ypsilanti Michigan and along U S 30 at the Indiana Ohio line. Police dispersed actions, arrests totaled 34 in Ohio with most released on bond as Washington meetings loomed.

Lamar Washington Ypsilanti Mich Gary Ind U.S. 30 Indiana-Ohio Ohio National Guard

Ford Sworn In as Vice President and Praises Lincoln

Ford, after Nixon swore him in, delivered a steady oath and embraced his wife. He joked about not matching Lincoln’s eloquence yet promised brevity and plain speaking. He thanked Nixon for the nomination and pledged loyalty and support to the President.

Faches Ford Nixon Albert Lincoln United States

FBI Counterintelligence Measures In FBI Probe Defense

J Edgar Hoover outlined tactics against revolutionary groups and youth recruitment in a 32 page Kelley statement. He defended counter intelligence operations as necessary to protect society and suggested possible new legislation governing FBI actions.

Faches Kelley FBI

Traffic Moving Smoothly on I-80 in Iowa

Davenport police said traffic on Interstate 80 through the Quad Cities moved smoothly on Wednesday while Iowa National Guard MPs and state troopers maintained vigilance against possible trucker blockades over rising fuel costs and lower speed limits. Two National Guard helicopters and 12 guard MPs were deployed.

Davenport Iowa Quad Cities Iowa National Guard

Sell unused items with a low cost want ad

Prompt readers to clear clutter by placing a low cost want ad and provide a contact number 398 8234 for placement. The notice emphasizes affordable classifieds to sell belongings quickly.

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