Feb Weather Digest and Public Notices Summary
The Daily Record notes high temperatures across cities from Atlanta 61 to Denver 53 and reports up to 1.04 inches of precipitation in selected areas. It also lists recent local births, marriages, vehicle infractions, and court notices including speeding fines and traffic signals violations amid a busy municipal update.
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Atlanta
Miami
Ismarck
Minapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Attle
L. Angeles
Demos Support Disclosure of Lobbyist Funds
Iowa house Democrats backed a bill requiring lobbyists to disclose funds. Rep. William J. Gannon of Mingo hailed the move as a positive stand on financial disclosure. The measure aims to inform the public and lawmakers about money from special interest groups to lobbying activities. The house and senate will consider ethics reports soon.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House
William J. Gannon
Dmingo
Press
Gannon
General Assembly
Senate
Code of Ethics Committees
Catholics Seek Shared School Time Bill Collaboration
Catholic representatives urged Des Moines officials to let private and public schools share teachers and join in central purchasing. A liaison committee was proposed to address issues, with officials from Regis, LaSalle, St Jude, and St Plux X boards attending as informal spokesmen.
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Rosser
Ernest Pence
Des Moines
Regis High School
Daniel Kepler
Catholic Metropolitan School Board
John Jacobs
Harold Miller
LaSalle High School
William LaVelle
St. Jude’s
Larry McGrath
Regis Board
Metropolitan Board
Gerard Glaza
Dale Kueter
St. Plux X
Oil slick threatens California coast and wildlife
A major offshore oil spill fouls seven miles of coastline near Santa Barbara. 129 birds were treated for oil, 71 died. Anacapa and Santa Cruz islands are engulfed as the slick spreads. Hickel suspends drilling on outer continental shelf leases for a breathing period while reevaluation proceeds.
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California Department of Fish and Game
Hickel
Santa Barbara
Union Oil ‘Co
California
Anacapa Island
Santa Cruz Island
Santa Barbara Channel
Cedar Rapids Ranks Second in December Building Permits
Cedar Rapids ranked second among Iowa cities in December for single and two family dwelling permits with 29 issued, behind Davenport. The city led in remodeling permits with 34 and total valuation for remodeling at 35 780. Des Moines led in overall value for new construction at 611 200 while Sioux City followed at 606 432. Muscatine and Davenport also posted notable permit counts and valuations.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Health Department
Environmental Engineering Service
Davenport
Des Moines
Sioux City
Muscatine
Former Banker H. Donald Campbell Dies at 90
Phoenix AP report says H. Donald Campbell, 90, former president of Chase National Bank from 1934 for 13 years, died Monday. The institution was later renamed Chase Manhattan.
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Phoenix
H. Donald Campbell
New York
Chase National Bank
Chase Manhattan
Deaths Helen Morrow 85 Blairs Ferry Road NE
Helen Morrow 85 of route 3 Blairs Ferry Road NE died Tuesday after a long illness. A Cedar Rapids resident 16 years, born September 22 1882 in Bulgaria, she was a Gold Star Mother and member of St Matthew's Catholic Church. Survived by six daughters and 18 grandchildren. Requiem Mass Thursday 9:30 at St Matthew's. Burial Mt Calvary cemetery. Friends may call Cedar Memorial funeral home Wednesday with rosary 7 p.m.
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Helen Morrow
Route 3
Blairs Ferry Road
Cedar Rapids
Bulgaria
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Ralph van der Millen
Pete Kristoff
Gary
Ind
Joseph Breeding
Newell
Frank Gosse
Oelwein
Arthur Uhls
Sacramento
Calif
Anna
Mark R. Nemmers
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Charles V Griffith 85 Cedar Rapids resident dies after long illness
Charles V Griffith 85 of 403 Tenth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Monday after a long illness. Born April 5 1883 in Illinois he lived most of his life in the Cedar Rapids area. Survived by wife Anna Kopetsky two stepdaughters three grandchildren seven great grandchildren and sister Bertha Kenkel East St. Louis Il Services are 2 p m Thursday Brush Chapel with Rev A T Washington and burial at Linwood Cemetery Friends may call Wednesday at the chapel.
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Charles V. Griffith
Tenth Street
Wilson and Co
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Anna Kopetsky
Frank Netherton
D. K. Christopherson
Bertha Kenkel
East St. Louis
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Linwood Cemetery
Obituary: Carl J. O Connor of Moline
Carl J. O Connor, 74, of Moline Illinois and former Cedar Rapids resident, died Monday. He leaves his wife, two daughters Mrs R R Struesky and Mrs Harold Carey, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Graveside services will be Thursday at 9 30 a m in Mt Calvary cemetery with Rev Roger E O'Brien. Rosary will be recited Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Monahan Stewart funeral home.
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Carl J. O'Connor
Moline
Ill
Cedar Rapids
R. R. Struesky
Harold Carey
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Roger E. O'Brien
Immaculate Conception Church
Father O'Brien
Margaret L Forde Rites Held in Cedar Rapids
Margaret L Forde 72 wife of Grant Forde of Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a brief illness Born in Minnesota on July 18 1896 she lived in Cedar Rapids 19 years She was a member of Immaculate Conception church and Sanctuary society Surviving are her husband a daughter Mrs Donald Good of St Joseph Mo a sister Mrs Emmett McConnell of Mabel Minn and nine grandchildren Services 1 pm Thursday at Immaculate Conception Church Rev Roger E O'Brien Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery Rosary will be recited by Father O'Brien Wednesday at 8 pm at Monahan Stewart funeral home Friends may call after 4 pm Wednesday
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Margaret L. Forde
Grant Forde
Avenue NE
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception Church
Sanctuary Society
Donald Good
St. Joseph
Emmett McConnell
Mabel, Minn
Roger E. O’brien
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father O’brien
Monahan-Stewart Funeral Home
Bernard E. Stark 79 dies after short illness
Bernard E. Stark of 524 B avenue NW dies after a short illness. Born in Linn county on June 17, 1889 he lived here all his life and owned a portable milling business before retiring. Survived by sister Mrs. George Young Palo and brother George A. Stark Cedar Rapids. Services Thursday 11 a.m. at St Patrick's Church with Father J. Robert McDonald. Burial Cedar Memorial. Rosary Wednesday 8 p.m. Monahan Stewart funeral home. Friends may call.
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Bernard E. Stark
B Avenue NW
Linn County
Stark
George Young
Palo
George A. Stark
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Church
J. Robert McDonald
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Father McDonald
Monahan-Stewart Funeral Home
Memorial Services for Maude A Bennett Beatty
Memorial services will be held at Bearle chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday with the Rev A F Frankhauser of Salem United Methodist church officiating Burial follows in Oak Hill cemetery
Navy considered freeing Pueblo but took no action
Cassell testified the Seventh Fleet ordered the Enterprise and Trux ton to head north and a destroyer to harbor, but none moved to aid or tow the Pueblo. Recon planes over Wonsan were discussed but not authorized, and plans to destroy the ship or raid for crew release were deemed feasible but outside purview. The Pueblo’s protection was limited by operating in international waters.
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Seventh Fleet
Enterprise
Truxton
Pueblo
E. Miles Harvey
Bucher
Pacific Fleet Command
John Hyland
Pacific Fleet
Wonsan
Pacific
Ulysses Grant Sharp
Sharp
Hyland
Harvey
Harold Bowen
Court
Cassel
Bowen
Regents Real Estate Bill Sparks Student Involvement Debate
Legislator Lisle weighs voting for a bill allowing the board of regents to purchase real estate for the university’s growth. He questions student input on selecting property versus choosing the next president. He notes three regents’ terms end in June and jokes about governor involvement.
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Iowa
Board of Regents
Flores volcano eruption drives 40000 from homes
Indonesia's social affairs ministry said more than 40 000 people fled to safety after Mt Ija on Flores erupted for seven hours last week authorities reported Tuesday.
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Jakarta
Ija
Flores
Social Affairs
Defense Questions Jury Pool In Coffee Murder Case
Court defense questions potential jurors in Hoover Coffee trial over the October 24 shotgun killing of 18 year old Michael Lawson in Cedar Rapids. Prosecutors and defense debated whether the act was accidental and explored views on self defense race and relationships during the voir dire.
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Hoover
William Olinger
Olinger
Coffee
Michael Lawson
Cedar Rapids
Admits Driving Without Consent in Linn County Court
D G Jayne age 20 from 203 L avenue NW pled guilty in Linn district court to operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Judge Harold Vietor set sentencing for February 14 at 10 am with a pre sentence investigation. Jayne took a car belonging to Bernard Dixon of Hiawatha on November 27 without permission. He remains free on his own recognizance. Local 110 Credit Union suits Harold E Weiny Beverly Ann Weiny and Harry Herman for 3558.24 on a promissory note.
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David G. Jayne
L Avenue NW
Linn’ District Court
Harold Vietor
Jayne
Bernard Dixon
Hiawatha
Dixon
Woman recounts earnings and expresses gratitude in court
The witness testifies about her two sons' limited contributions and presents yearly net incomes from 1958 to 1967, with 1968 missing. She thanks God and the United States as she closes her statement, while Cooper lists gross income and taxes for the period.
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Cooper
United States
Mitchell urges local crime councils to curb crime
Attorney General John Mitchell tells the National Council on Crime and Delinquency that crime is essentially a local problem and should be addressed by locally financed crime coordinating councils with a voluntary anti crime fund, while affirming a federal role.
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San Francisco
John Mitchell
United Anti-Crime Fund
Mitchell
National Council
Cedar Rapids Council Demands Gas Engine Repair or Return
Cedar Rapids officials press Colt Fairbanks-Morse to repair or repurchase the 1962 gas engine used at the water pollution control plant. The unit, chosen for its low bid, has been unreliable since last July 4 and requires expensive maintenance. The city seeks a reliable solution or reimbursement of the $89,000 purchase price, with conditions for continued testing costs if the firm stays to upgrade.
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Cedar Rapids
Colt Industries Fairbanks-Morse Power Systems Division
Fairbanks- Morse
Fairbanks-Morse
Frank Bush
Donald Canney
Columbus
Ohio
Greensborough
N.C
Linn County Inducts 23 Men Under Selective Service
Twenty three men listed by the Linn County Selective Service board have been drafted including Gary Ankney Charles Baldwin Dennis Burgess and others with addresses across Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding areas. Doyce A Bailey promoted to staff sergeant by the air force in Vietnam.
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Linn County Selective Service
Linn County Selective Service Board
Gary D. Ankney
Tama Street
Charles S. Baldwin
First Avenue
Dennis A. Burgess
Thirteenth Street
Marion
Frank E. Ceynar
Coggan
Douglas F. Condit
Franklin Avenue
Larry D. Doherty
Palo
Kenneth F. Dolezal
Cedar Rapids
James R. Harrison
Twenty-seventh Street
Terrance J. Kelly
Eighth Street
Gary L. Kimball
Mt. Vernon
John C. van Pelt
Ankeny
Sidney J. Wingfield
K Avenue
John W. Yuza
C Street
Doyce A. Bailey
Suzanne Bailey
Twenty-first Street
Air Force
Vietnam
Bjornsen Revises Rezoning Petition
Bjornsen Investment Corp revises a zoning request in Cedar Rapids changing from R-1 to R-3G garden apartments on land north of Forty second street NE and west of Kennedy High School. A buffer strip would shift from R-1 to R-2. The plan follows protests by more than 800 residents and was set for planning commission review on Tuesday.
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Bjornsen Investment Corp
Cedar Rapids
Forty-second Street
Kennedy High School
Bjornsen
City Planning Commission
Brighten Your Week with Channel 9 Morning Movie
The Channel 9 Morning Movie airs weekdays from 9:30 to 11:00 on KCRG TV. A daytime feature lineup promises light entertainment and morning viewing.
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