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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1975

Page

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Sounds of Christmas at St. Pauls Lutheran

Sunday at 8 p.m. the adult choir at St. Pauls Lutheran hosts Sounds of Christmas directed by Mrs. David Crane with Mrs. Jerry Wolf on organ. selections include Handel and Elers numbers, a Noel Cantique and a Messiah chorus, plus carols and a clarinet solo by Tim Hein. A church basement reception follows.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church David Crane Jerry Wolf Eilers Englert Ehret Marvin Prachar Crane Handel Tim Hein Adam

Builders approve five new house permits in week

The building department approved five new house permits in the last seven days. Ed Meader at 2700 Twenty-eighth Avenue and 2698 Twenty-eighth Avenue, Welsh and Welsh Construction at 3071 First Street and Welsh at 3170 First Street, and Carl Vasey at 2700 First Avenue. Each permit lists respective costs. Additional permits include Robert Landry for panel basement and ceiling repair at 1495 Maplecrest Drive and the Church of God parsonage garage at 2570 Twenty Fourth Avenue.

Ed Meader Twenty-eighth Avenue Meader Welsh First Street Carl Vasey First Avenue Robert Landry Maplecrest — Drive Church of God _ parsonage Twentyfourth Avenue

Moluccans Split On Siege Decision

Exiled South Moluccan leaders in Amsterdam are divided over whether seven nationalists should keep occupying the Indonesian consulate as the siege enters its 15th day. Moderates seek a fast bloodless end while militants push to continue. Hostages include Indonesians and Dutch nationals. one hostage fatally injured escaping.

Amsterdam The Netherlands

Bethel Youths sponsor living manger scene at bank

Bethel Baptist church youths and adults stage a living manger scene at First National Bank 340 Seventh Avenue Monday 7 to 9 PM featuring a goat donkey horse chickens and a cow. Edna Thorpe leads about 40 participants with set construction and costumes prepared over two months.

Bethel Baptist Church First National Motor Bank Seventh Avenue Edna Thorpe

Two Arrested at Marion Motel on Waterloo Charge

Marion police with Cedar Rapids and Waterloo detectives arrested Raymond Anthony Smith and Michael Shane at a Marion motel on warrants for armed robbery. They face malicious injury charges and allegedly tried to escape via a false ceiling. They were jailed in Linn County awaiting transfer to Waterloo for related armed robbery suspicions.

Marion Cedar Rapids Waterloo Raymond Anthony Smith Michael Shane Linn County

Inmate Indicted In Prison Death

Lee county grand jury indicts Steven Ray Wycoff 24 Estherville on murder in the November stabbing death of Cecil Polson 36 Burlington at the state penitentiary. Jury urges security upgrades including cellhouse access controls metal detectors and more inmate programs.

Fort Madison Lee County Steven Ray Wycoff Estherville State Penitentiary Cecil Polson Burlington Lee County District Court

Energy Bill puts Ford at veto crossroads in energy showdown

The Senate approved a measure to cut gasoline and heating oil prices and raise fuel efficiency, with a 58 to 40 vote. It would lift price controls over 40 months, require 18 mpg by 1978 and 27.5 mpg by 1985, and create a federally owned oil reserve. Ford’s decision awaits after long congressional pressure.

Washington Congress Ford Federal Energy Administration FEA Frank Zarb Senate Henry Jackson D-Wash Lloyd Bentsen Texas United States

Services Saturday for Mrs Gordon McCaw

Betty McCaw 53 died Wednesday night in Marengo Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born September 17 1922 in Whiting she married Gordon McCaw August 29 1943. They moved to Marengo in 1947 where she was active in Trinity United Church of Christ. Surviving husband two sons Gerald Williamsburg Steve Marengo three daughters Yvonne Duffy and Pat Marengo five brothers and four sisters and four grandchildren. Services Saturday at 1 30 at Trinity United Church of Christ. Visitation at Hoover Valentines after 9 a m Friday.

Finley Robert Finley Twenty-seventh Street Chapel of Memories Cedar Rapids Emma Primmer Marengo Betty McCaw Marengo Memorial Hospital Whiting Gordon McCaw Gerald Williamsburg Steve Craig Duffy Yvonne McCaw Pat McCaw Robert Jerry Thorne Dean Rowe Dave Rowe Sioux City Guy Wiley Borger Texas Loren Okerblad Ogden Robert Clark Omaha Wayne Gries Onawa Trinity United Church of Christ Visitation Hoover-Valentine’s

Sentencing Set on Larceny Conviction

Dewayne A. Jones, an 18 year old from Marion, found guilty by Linn district court jury of larceny of goods valued over 20 with Oct 13 incident. He allegedly took a tape deck and tapes valued at 660 from a Cedar Rapids car owned by David Knappe. Sentencing scheduled for Dec 30 at 1 30 p.m.

Dewayne A. Jones Marion Linn Jones David Knappe Cedar Rapids

Iowa senators push study of the American food industry

Sen. John Culver and Sen. Richard Clark joined ten co sponsors in introducing a bill for a full scale study of the structure and competitiveness of the U S food industry. Rep. Edward Mezvinsky has filed similar legislation in the House. The study would address inflationary food prices, farmer profits, and anti competitive practices.

Washington UPI Ilowa U.S Senate John Culver Culver Sen Richard Clark Edward Mezvinsky Iowa House Congress

Organized Group Suspected in Car Thefts at Iowa Campus

University of Iowa campus security suspects an organized group behind a week of car thefts in university parking lots. Police report items worth over 700 dollars stolen, including two CB radios valued at over 300 dollars and speakers and tapes worth over 100 dollars in separate incidents. Authorities urge owners to remove expensive accessories from vehicles and note similar thefts in city parking lots.

Iowa City University of Iowa Oscar Graham

Della Landy Dies in Shellsburg at 69

Della Landy, 69, Shellsburg, died Tuesday at University of Iowa Hospitals in Iowa City. Born July 24, 1906, in Brookings South Dakota, she married Leo Landy in Cedar Rapids November 23, 1925. She lived in Cedar Rapids 46 years, worked for Bruce Van Lines, moved to Shellsburg in 1971, and was active in Sorosis and Eastern Star. She donated her body to the University of Iowa. a memorial fund was set up.

Shellsburg Della Landy University of Iowa Iowa City Brookings S.D Leo Landy Cedar Rapids Landy Bruce van Lines White Lily Shellsburg Eastern Star John Clarine Baltimore Arthur Clarine Arlington

Egypt and United States sign $100 million loan pact

Egypt and the United States signed a $100 million commercial loan agreement, the first installment of a $250 million loan for agricultural and industrial projects. The loan runs 40 years with a long grace period, 2 percent interest for ten years and 3 percent thereafter, with payments twice yearly. U.S. Ambassador Hermann Eilts and Egyptian Economy Minister Zaki Shafei signed on behalf of their nations.

Cairo Egypt United States U.S Hermann Eilts Zaki Shafei

Sprinkler Break Causes Flood at Insurance Building

A sprinkler head broke in the lobby of the Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co. at 518 Second Avenue SE, spraying water and suds from rug cleaners. Firemen attributed the break to freezing, noting no fire.

Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co Second Avenue SE

Out of Court Settlement in Sex Discrimination Case

Iowa City and Westinghouse Learning Corp reach an out of court settlement in a two year old sex discrimination case. Westinghouse will reimburse Stephanie Dawn Potter 1200 dollars and publicly post an affirmative action employment policy. The company did not admit violation of civil rights laws.

Iowa City Westinghouse Learning Corp Westinghouse Stephanie Dawn Potter Potter

Three City Ice Rinks Open for Skating Tonight

Three city ice skating rinks Noelridge Lou Dennis in Manhattan Park and Jones Park open for supervised skating at 5 p.m. All rinks are lighted with warming houses and weekday hours 430 to 930 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. to 930 p.m. Sundays 1 to 930 p.m. Christmas schedule extends Saturday hours during vacation.

Recreation Department Bever, Arthur and Apache Parks

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