Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures Ahead
The forecast calls for high temperatures in the 30s to 40s Thursday with overnight lows in the 20s. No precipitation expected today. Sun rises 7 30, sets 4 37 on Saturday. Extended outlook shows little or no precipitation Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the 30s and 40s and lows in the teens to 20s. Year Ago Today highs reached 13 with lows around 2 and no precipitation.
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Birth notices and city incidents from The Daily Record
Birth announcements list many families from Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha and Anamosa with dates December 15 16. Public safety notes record an overheated furnace broken sprinkler systems odor checks illegal burning and multiple traffic fines including speeding and driving violations.
Canney Says Budget Fix Found For City Shortfall
Mayor Don Canney said a method has been found to resolve a seven percent budget limit issue tied to a state attorney general opinion. The fix would allow pension fund contributions to be deducted before calculating the limit, potentially avoiding a large cut in Cedar Rapids' budget and sidestepping a lengthy appeals process.
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Obituaries Mention Masonville and Cedar Rapids Residents
Obituaries list several regional deaths with ages and birthplaces. Jerry Frank Janecek, 81, of Masonville, born in Czechoslovakia, worked in Cedar Rapids, farmed in Masonville, survived by four sons, three daughters, and multiple grandchildren. services Monday at St. Patrick's Church Monti. Also listed are Henriette Trombino, 77, of Cedar Rapids. Edgewood-Mae Essman, 76. Beulah M. Krall, 64. James Horn, 83. Leona Dolan, 73. Fay Blake, 65. Fred Brandt, 65. Beatrice Schmitt, 55. Richard Reinhardt, 18, with details on burial and calling hours.
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Potter Heads Hunt for Linn GOP Chairman
Former state Senator Ralph Potter of Marion will chair a nominating committee to seek Linn county Republican central committee chair candidates. Frances Palmer, resigning chair, said the first meeting is Monday at 7 30 p.m. at 209 Arco building and urges interested parties to contact Potter. Nominees may be presented at the February 2 regular meeting, or possibly January 5 if ready. The move aims to start 1978 party activities ahead of the election year.
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Hospitals weigh in on IHMI bid as rates draw scrutiny
Iowa officials report ongoing review of The St Paul and IHMI records with a likely early next week report. Gary Swanson notes no rush to notify agencies while considering actions if anti trust issues arise. St Luke's Cedar Rapids faces high first year joining costs totaling 297 560 including surplus certificates and prior period coverage.
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Swine Flu Program Suspended Over Guillain Barre Link
Federal officials paused the swine flu immunization drive after reports of Guillain Barré syndrome in vaccine recipients. CDC data show 107 cases across 14 states, 58 vaccinated, 34 not, with six deaths. Investigations will take up to a month, potentially into mid January, before restart.
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Edelin abortion case ends with mixed Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court reversed on manslaughter grounds in the 1973 Boston abortion case of Dr Edelin. Six justices agreed trial errors tainted the outcome and five urged acquittal, while one would grant a new trial. The ruling centered on whether the fetus was alive and if Edelin acted with gross recklessness.
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