Marion Fire Department To Sponsor Red Cross First Aid Classes
The Marion fire department will sponsor American Red Cross multimedia first aid classes January 1 43 open to the public. Registration is by calling the fire department at 347 8237. Classes are free with a maximum of 20 students per class and run 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm at the fire station on Faghth Avenue. Times adjusted to accommodate homemakers.
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Northeastern U S hit by heavy snowstorm
A major snowstorm drenched the Northeast with over a foot of snow in places causing traffic snarls and accidents. Sault Ste. Marie led with 25 inches as Caribou Maine reported 14 and Buffalo tied a December record with 1.4 inches of snowfall. New York City saw three inches as icy roads slowed travel and one Air Canada jet skidded on a slick runway with no injuries.
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CarDamage Incidents in Independence Report
Fragmented report notes a 1976 car damaged by cement blocks near Independence and a three car collision on Highway 20. Injuries listed include Bernadine Inhuston aged 24 and others. investigators remain on scene. Names and details are partially garbled from OCR, with limited readable identifiers.
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Codtar Rapids
Richard A. Krowtes
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Quake Rocks Greece No Significant Damage Reported
An earthquake rattled northwestern Greece near Prevhelda and the Ionian Sea about 170 miles northwest of Athens. The 5.1 magnitude quake caused no significant damage, though police reported some fear among residents. A dated insert notes Johannes Kepler’s birth in 1571.
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Sentencing Deferred on Tama County Charge
Judge Clinton F Shaeffer delayed sentencing for Keitly B Heminover 18 of Washington after pleading guilty to possession of Tari Jucenns. Heminover received probation and must report to court December 15 on the next review. He was arrested in Dysirl September 6.
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Clinton F. Shaeffer
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OPEC Might Waive July Price Boost Amid Split
Vienna based report notes OPEC members remain divided over the planned 15 percent price hike split into stages with Saudi Arabia and UAE resisting full increases. Officials say a 5 percent rise could be kept or delayed. analysts estimate U S prices could rise by one to two cents per gallon.
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United States
Fairfax Man Faces Linn Gun Charge
Fairfax police arrested Lonnie Neal Black 18 after discovering an assembled shotgun in the car during a Sunday 1:27 a.m. stop in the 500 block of Fourteenth Avenue SE. Max Swalley 11 faced intoxication charges, driver David Clancy 18 charged with reckless driving.
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Youth Charged With Breakin In Linn County
A youth charged with breaking and entering at 400 Twelfth Avenue Steel and Draw Works during the early hours of Sunday. Police found a broken window and door on the south side of the building. The youth was taken to the Linn County juvenile detention center.
Men Plead Innocent of Bank Robbery Hoax
In Cedar Rapids federal court William Symess, 21, pled innocent to charges tied to a bank robbery hoax at Merchants National Bank. Co-defendant Rolland Hopp, 22, with similar charges, was also indicted last week and released on bond as trial was scheduled for October 10.
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Cedar Rapids Police Charge Individual in Drunk Driving Case
Cedar Rapids police charged an individual after a drunk driving incident in the 00 block of First Avenue NE. The arrestee, identified as David Cole Sanday, was taken into custody in Central City. He faces counts related to operating while intoxicated and possessing a valid Iowa driver’s license status.
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Gazette Telephone Numbers for Kea Spots and More
Fragmented notice lists telephone numbers and contact references for local services and listings. The readable items include numbers and partial names, with little clear context or complete details.
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Solon Resident Ed Dvorsky Dies by Suicide at 86
Ed ward J. Dvorsky, 86, lifelong Solon resident, was found dead by hanging at his home. Born May 25, 1890 in Newport township, he lived in Solon 18 years, was married to Blanche Sheppard, with survivors including daughter Mrs. Richard Breza of Solon, son Larry of St. Paul, eight grandchildren, three sisters Agnes Novotny Alice Zonishek and Hlanehe Womackil, and three brothers Joseph, Albert and George. Services set for Wednesday at 9:30 at Brosh's Golen and 10 at St Mary's Cathol ic Church. rosary Tuesday at 8 at Brosh's with calling Tuesday.
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Richard Breza
Larry
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Chicago Compromise Names Bilandic's Acting Mayor
Chicago politcal deal aimed to head off black Democratic revolt after Mayor Unley's death. Alderman Michael Blandie will be acting mayor when the council meets, with a six month election window and Frost to chair the finance committee. A vice mayor position will go to a Polish American alderman. Critics include Jesse Madison and Rev. Jesse Jackson who oppose Frost's interim role.
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People United To Save Humanity
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U S Official Criticizes Work By Fitwin Dale fae le Welles
A former United States executive director at the World Bank, Charles Cooper, spoke at staff at a Washington event, raising questions about growth vs. project quality and the McNamara policy of ceilings. Cooper, now with Exxon in New York, warned about rapid loan growth and market implications while praising project impact. Marlene Dietrich is noted as 72 years old.
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