Weather and birth notices from Cedar Rapids Daily Record
December weather outlook with normal temperatures and barometer readings. Extended forecast calls for occasional cloudiness, possible rain or snow later in the week. Year ago today highs and lows noted. Public birth announcements list several newborns with parental names and addresses, including Dec 26 27 births in Cedar Rapids area and Marion.
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Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids area
Fern Marie Kee 80 of 112 Third Street SW Cedar Rapids died Saturday at home after a sudden illness born October 11 1895 in Coggon married to William Kee July 3 1918 a Cedar Rapids resident 55 years attended Coggon schools member of Salem United Methodist Church Surviving husband a son Earl Milton Kee two brothers two grandchildren two great grandchildren services Turner Chapel West 10:30 Monday burial Cedar Memorial, calling hours through 10 am Monday. Memorial fund for Salem United Methodist Church suggested.
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Fern Marie Kee
Third Street
Coggon
William Kee
Alburnett
Cedar Rapids
Salem United Methodist Church
Earl Milton Kee
Carmichael
Calif
Charles DeWood
Bernice G. Edwards
Thirty-sixth Street
Joliet
Ill
Glenn J. Edwards
Aurora
Phoenix
Mildred Kaveny
Chapel of Memories
R. Reagen Benedict
Cedar Valley
Willa G. Hicks Hartman
Independence
Oelwein
Greenville
Tenn
George Hartman
Jesse Hicks
Ames Furniture
Smulekoffs and
Martin’s
Duard G. Hicks
Mound
Minn
Basil D. Hicks
Apache Junction
Ariz
Mary A. Greenley
Turner Chapel East
Geooge
Turner’s
Martin R
Marty) Smith
Route 1
Ely
Cherokee
Ruth N. Wilson
Nashua
Smith
Newman Department
Peoples Furniture
Becker’s Peoples
First Baptist Church
the Moose Lodge
Cedar Rapids Goodfellows
The
Elks Club
Marion Reed
Central City
George Matteson
Vaude Fellwock
Elmer Mackey
Henry Peterson
Chicago
O. K. Bergquist
Amery
Wis
Q. Martin Smith
Roy Smith
Epworth
Jeff Reed
Ontario Bible Church
Ames
First Presbyterian
Albert R. Miller
Salem
Ark
Penick and Ford
Esther Knight
Iowa City
VFW
Hanford
American Legion
David
Clarence
Nellie Partridge
Kewanee
Ruth Herman
Beatty-Bearle- Murdoch
Charles Mehaffey
Linwood
Charles A
Tope) Topinka
Seattle
Kirkland
Wash
Denver
Carol M. Lange
St. Paul
Washington High School
Sokol Gymnastic Assn
Topinka
Northwest Airlines
Boeing Aircraft Corp
Gary
Perry
Carl
Carmel
Patricia Buckner
Susan Reed
Reno
Nev
Adolph C
Washington Memorial Funeral Home
Cancer Society
Josephine M. Brown
Sixteenth Street
James F. Brown
Braidwood
Trinity United Methodist Church
Hazel Nolan
Evelyn van Skike
Josephine Coombs
Marilyn Selzer
Isabel Foltz
Concord
Kay Beem
Tucson
Patricia Alderman
Tampa
Elderly Woman Robbed of $100 on Northwest Side
A 67 year old woman told police two intruders robbed her of 100 dollars early Saturday at her residence on the northwest side. She was shoved but not harmed after they rummaged closets while she pretended to sleep. Doors and windows were reportedly locked with no sign of forced entry. The victim identified Marine N. Rust of 1239 Eleventh Street NE as the caller.
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Northwest Side
Marine N. Rust
Eleventh Street
Child Hit by Auto Fractures Leg in Street Accident
Sylvia A. Elarton, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Elarton of 347 Nineteenth Street SE, suffered a fractured femur and was in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Saturday night after being struck at 4 17 p m by Ellen E Wendlandt, 21, of 1829 Fifth Avenue SE. Wendlandt told police the child darted into the street from between two parked cars on Nineteenth near Grande Avenue.
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Sylvia A. Elarton
John Elarton
Nineteenth Street
Mercy Hospial
Ellen E. Wendlandt
Fifth Avenue SE
Wendlandt
Grande Avenue
Pretrial Publicity Not Strong Influence on Jurors
Milwaukee AP report notes Marquette professor Harry Rollings says intensive pretrial publicity from the Patty Hearst case likely does not strongly shape juror attitudes. He cites university student study results questioning media impact versus personal judgment.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Patty Hearst
Harry Rollings
Rabin Says Israel Will Not Return to Pre 1967 Frontiers
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin reaffirmed a hard line on negotiations saying Israel will not revert to borders prior to the 1967 war or accept a separate Palestinian state in the West Bank or cede the Golan Heights. He signaled possible concessions to Egypt over Sinai and urged Jordan to negotiate Palestinians if a revived peace conference opens in Geneva.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Yitzhak Rabin
Middle East
Rabin
Jordan
West Bank
Golan Heights
Syria
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Geneva
Auto Registration Form on Page 13A Gazette
Linn county car owners urged by Treasurer James Hennessey to use the application to dodge courthouse lines as new registrations lag behind last year’s pace. The note appears in today’s Gazette on page 13A describing the auto registration form.
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Linn County
James Hennessey
China frees three Soviet helicopter crewmen
China released three Russian helicopter crewmen captured nearly two years ago after official verification that their flight into China was accidental. The men, seized March 14, 1974 in Sinkiang near the Soviet border, left for Moscow following a dinner with a Chinese foreign ministry official.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Soviet Union
China
New China
Peking
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Sinkiang
Fire department log of weekend alarm calls
A series of fire department alerts logged Friday night into Saturday morning and afternoon. Incidents include mistak en alarm at Rogers road NW, smoke odor at Up land drive SE, false alarm at Thirty-second street NE, malfunction of alarm system at Second street SE, gas flush at Sixteenth avenue and Third street SW, unknown combustibles at Briarwood street SW, short in electric panel at Sixteenth avenue SW, smoke bomb report at C avenue NW, unknown to trash behind Fifth avenue SE, assistance call at Twelfth street SE, and overheated light ballast at Johnson avenue NW.
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Rogers Road
Upland Drive
Thirty-second Street
Second Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Third Street
Briarwood Street
C Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Johnson Avenue
Governor Rejects $2,250 Pay Raise in Michigan
Governor William Milliken refused a $2,250 salary increase to his $45,000 annual pay for the second consecutive year. He notified the Department of Management and Budget to not boost his wages, reversing a recommendation by the officials compensation commission with legislative approval.
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Lansing
Mich
William Milliken
Milliken
State Officers Compensation Commission
Department of Management and Budget
20 Years Ago Traffic Deaths Break Holiday Records
Twenty years ago during the Christmas weekend the nation recorded 605 traffic deaths, a new all time holiday record.
Chaswala Colliery Workers and Nationalization Details
The Chaswala Colliery, once a subsidiary of Indian Iron and Steel Co., was nationalized about three years ago as the government took over coal mines after labor union pressure over profits and modernization. Miners earn roughly 50 to 85 dollars monthly amid reports of modern equipment funded by World Bank support.
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Chaswala
The
Indian Iron and Steel Co
World Bank
India
Congress Budget Reform After 1974 Act Changes Spending Outlook
The Congressional Budget Act of 1974 ends haphazard spending by creating budget committees that set annual spending ceilings, allocate funds by category, and require a reconciliation process by September. The President submits a budget in January. Congress enacts ceilings by May. a reconciliation resolution reviews totals. and any overrun prompts deficits or tax changes, making deficit spending transparent to taxpayers.
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Congress
House
Senate
Liquor Store Robbery Details Revealed by Police
Police described a man about 6 3, 185 pounds wearing a brown hooded coat and blue checked trousers with a blond mustache. A knitted green shirt was noted and the shotgun wrapped bag was found behind the liquor store. The store closed after the holdup and the exact amount stolen was not released.
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Kubovec
Blinding Rain Shifts Beirut Cease-Fire Hopes
Beirut faced quiet after blinding rain and gale winds drove gunmen off streets, raising cautious optimism for a Syrian formula to stabilize the shaky cease fire. The plan envisions parlorial balance, ministerial election by parliament, and nonsectarian public hiring amid nine months of civil war and over 6,500 dead.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Mediterra
Nean
Sharif Akhawi
First Class Mail Still Costs 10 Cents
Washington AP report says a 10 cent rate remains in effect for first class letters as the Post Office seeks higher charges. Judge John Sirica ruled temporary increases were issued without a proper rate commission request, affecting planned Dec 28 and Jan 3 rises. The Justice Department appeals to DC Circuit for resolution, no decision date set.
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Washington
Postal Service
U.S
John Sirica
Postal Rate Commission
Justice Department
U.S. Circuit Court For the
District of Columbia
Bayh to Attend Jan Reception in Cedar Rapids
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana hosts a public reception January 4 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Kirkwood Community College to discuss his bid for the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination. The event invites all interested residents to meet him and learn about his candidacy.
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Birch Bayh
Kirkwood Community College
Bayh
Death of Elmer Eddy ruled natural causes
Linn county Medical Examiner Dr. Percy Harris says Elmer Eddy died of natural causes. Eddy, 58, was found dead at his home on Thursday. Services were held at Cresco Methodist Church Saturday led by Rev Wayne Wasta. Burial followed in Kendallville Cemetery.
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Linn County
Percy Harris
Elmer Edson Eddy
Fifth Avenue SE
Eddy
Cresco Methodist Church
Wayne Wasta
Kendallville
Gazette Co Established Daily and Sunday Publication Facts
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Co established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday editions at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions listed: carrier $1.05 weekly. mail $4.29 for 4 weeks. $46.00 for 52 weeks. Existing policy excludes mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Gazette Coong
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Eeds
Associated Press
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