Weather and notices from a small town daily record
The Daily Record reports a mixed weather outlook with light snow possible and temperatures in the 30s to 40s, plus scattered local notices including traffic violations, fines, births, obituaries, and funeral arrangements from Marion and nearby communities. Names like O'Conner, Mary Hogan, and Roger Moorman appear among fines and local events.
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Refunds Offered for Home Canning Lids Failure
Washington AP reports Kerr Glass Manufacturing will provide refunds to consumers for home canning lids that failed to seal sold between 1978 and 1974.buyers will be reimbursed the market price of discarded food. Kerr modified its sealing process after initial failures and some original compound lids were shipped. Further details available by writing Kerr Glass Manufacturing Co Oklahoma City.
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Doolin Named To Head C R Rights Unit
Aaron Mark Doolin, 24, named executive secretary of the Cedar Rapids Inmanights commission. A Cedar Rapids native, he previously served as investigator and compliance officer. He holds a BS in sociology and psychology from Northeast Missouri State University and will start duties January 3 in Cedar Rapids.
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Memorial and Burial Services Listed for Local Residents
Memorial services set for Wilbur O Miner Saturday at Our Savior Lutheran by Rev Marvin L Binen with burial at Cedar Memorial. William J Bierle to be buried at Immaculate Conception Cemetery after a Saturday 10 am service at St Patrick's Church. Brenda Turner Andrews to be laid to rest at Cedar Memorial after 1 20 pm service at Turner East with visitation until 1 pm. casket to remain closed.
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Ss. Peter and Paul’s
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Cedar Memorial
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Rockefeller in Albany Inaugural Speech and Duties
Rockefeller praised Ford and Congress for vigorous press coverage and thorough investigations of his past. He spoke of humility and gratitude as he took the oath on a family Bible, then presided over the Senate briefly and attended a Capitol reception. He noted the enduring vitality of the American Constitution.
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Economy- Steel price moves spark inflation concerns
The Ford administration weighs how steel price hikes affect inflation as U S Steel and GF & I Steel Corp lead fresh increases. CF & I defends its planned rises citing higher costs for gas electricity ore and wages. Auto layoffs surge with Ford cutting 20 percent of output in Q1 1975 affecting about 64 100 workers. Commerce reveals corporate after tax profits rose 13 5 percent in Q3 while inventories dampen gains. Teleco rate requests rise coast to coast to cover inflation.
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President Ford rents Vail house from coal baron Dick Bass
President Ford will spend Christmas in a Vail, Colorado house rented from Dallas investor Dick Bass who owns coal lands in Wyoming. Ford says he has not decided on environmental or mining bills. critics view the arrangement as a potential conflict of interest though environmentalists note Ford may favor energy developers. Bass lands are reported not to be currently producing coal.
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City Pay Hikes Vary Across Departments and Ranks
City officials outline a new pay plan to place workers on a minimum 12 percent raise with increases varying by current salary. Police ranks see the largest gains, from lieutenants to captains, while the plan aims to standardize entry pay for police and firefighters.
Mine Tragedy and Budget Shifts In Japan
Tokyo reports a mining disaster with eleven killed eleven missing and eleven hurt as total compensation and salary figures for the next year rise. The government plans a unified longevity pay system adding twenty dollars monthly per five years of service up to twenty years, paid in lump sums rather than per paycheck.
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Truck overturns in South Africa injuring 26 seriously
In Sterkstroom South Africa a truck overturned on Friday injuring 26 people seriously and leaving 33 others with varying injuries. Authorities reported the incident as a major road accident and dispatched emergency crews to the scene.
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South Africa
Marc's Restaurant Damaged by Fire
A fryer overheated causing a kitchen fire at Marc's Gig Boy restaurant at 14 Second Avenue SE. The blaze smoke-filled the building, with light damage reported. Fire officials said the fire was reported at 7 17 a m Friday. the restaurant closed for the day and expected to reopen Saturday per an employee.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists daily and Sunday editions with subscription prices such as 29.00 yearly and 2406 for Cedar Rapids, Iowa. It notes postage paid, carrier delivery, and that only AP News content is republished locally.
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