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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1976
Page
3
Weather notes show sunrise at 7 34 am and sunset at 4 42 pm. Year ago today high reached 30 and low 22 with no precipitation recorded.
The Daily Record lists December births for Merle Kopel Marion Jeffrey Svejda Atkins Knoblauch Reynolds Solon Tack Huschka Yee Anderson and others with multiple surnames. A series of 10:54 a.m. and 12:55 a.m. calls follow, plus a long police blotter detailing speeding fines, disturbances, disturbing the peace, dog at large, traffic violations, jail sentence and other municipal penalties across Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding areas.
A list of deceased individuals across Eastern Iowa with ages and funeral details. Marquette Harold R. Weidenbach 62 service at Thornburg's McGregor. Dysart Hilda Bruger 77 Zion Lutheran Thursday. Decorah Albert Fulsons 85 Madison Lutheran Wednesday. Mrs Mel Erickson 62 Hauge Lutheran Thursday. Urbana Kittie M. Remer 84 United Methodist Wednesday. Vinton Horace E. Williams 87 formerly of Vinton grave side service Evergreen cemetery. Coggon Raymond A. Miller 59 Murdoch's Wednesday. What Cheer Esther F. Koch 69 Harden's Wednesday. Ryan Orland Frasher 63 Golden Congregational Thursday. Independence Ethyl G. Cahill 90 Mason-Howe's burial Quasqueton. Waukon Joseph Haas 67 St Marys Lycurgus Cath church. Harpers Ferry Fred William Goebel 74 Martin's Wednesday. Independence Frances Sand 75 St Johns Catholic Thursday. Knights Forester's Rosary Tuesday. parishes Rosary Wednesday. Catholic Wake service Wednesday.
Hugh W. Landa, 48, of 1610 Eleventh Avenue SW, was charged with lascivious acts with a child after an incident Friday in Hanna Park involving a young girl. He remained in the county jail pending arraignment.
Linn supervisors awarded a jail repair contract to John M. Gerber Plumbing and Heating after reviewing a time and material bid plus overhead percentages. Gerber proposed $19.50 hourly for a journeyman steamfitter and $10 hourly for an apprentice plus material costs and 10 percent overhead.
Former San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto faces a fourth trial in his 12.5 million libel lawsuit against Look magazine. Tentative date is March 14 following a November mistrial. Previous trials failed over malice and falsehood rulings stemming from a 1969 Look article.
London UPI reports news paper typesetters and handlers on strike over Christmas holiday pay halted publication of five national papers. The Times Daily Telegraph Daily Mail Daily Mirror and Sun could not print in London while The Guardian and Daily Express planned normal editions.
Services will be held Wednesday in Elgin for Thermon Stephens Jr 42 of Elgin died Sunday night in a truck crash at the intersection of highways 13 and 30 east of Cedar Rapids He was employed by Rex Barker Trucking Co and Central Concrete Co and was a Teamsters member Survivors include parents wife Lettie two sons two daughters a sister and a brother Service 3 pm Wednesday at Schmidt funeral home Elgin Burial Bluff City Cemetery Elgin Turner chapel east in charge of local arrangements
MOSCOW. The government states about one third of the Soviet workforce will get pay raises averaging 18 percent from now to end of 1980. Tass says 31 million workers will gain, many in Siberia and Central Asia. The boosts align with state social development plans and higher living standards from the 25th party congress.
Continued coverage says uncertainty over a deal with Frost leaves him acting mayor and denied council approval due to race. The split threatens the Daley machine as black voters grow in influence in a city where 40 percent are Black. The Cook County central committee chair race pits George Dunne against Edmund Kelly, shaking old alliances in Chicago politics.
A milkman suffers severe injuries to the bowling hand in a crash while on route. He undergoes surgery to repair tendons and a nerve and will be absent from work for two weeks and the cast for four. His employer arranges another driver to cover the route, and the writer contemplates a career change.
Des Moines and Cedar Rapids contrast on fines and ticketing. Cedar Rapids officers issue more tickets than Des Moines, with a $2 fine in Des Moines and a $1 proposed in Cedar Rapids. City officials expect revenue from reducing violations and plan a three month continuation of the current fee schedule before an ordinance to raise to $1 is filed.
President-elect Carter met with top economic advisers to set priorities for growth and efficiency while seeking new funds for federal programs. He discussed plans for a possible Brezhnev summit and a fresh SALT agreement before the current pact expires. A Washington Post report cited Laurence Woodworth as a potential tax czar, which he denied.
Paris police say the Prince de Broglie killing was likely done by a professional killer hired by a business associate of a former cabinet minister. Four men remained in custody and three more youths resembling the gunman were questioned as officers followed the description of the suspect.
Linn County Sheriff Walter Grant said signs may be added at the highway 13 and 30 intersection east of Cedar Rapids after a fatal Sunday night crash. A semi driver died and investigators believe speeding contributed. The DOT is studying the curve and may install a tight curve sign and possibly lower the limit to 35 mph with an amber light.
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