Weather and service notices across towns in a mixed report
Weather data and church services listed for multiple towns including Manchester Ann Jor ek 72, St. Luke's Barometer readings, Wake services at various churches, and precipitation figures. Normal February totals, wind speeds, moon and sun rise data, and68 details for Dyersville and Kalona with multiple church schedules.
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Dean Squires
A. Church of Christ
Glein’s
Manchester
Wilma Jorek
Vldehl
Bohnenkamp
Manona Cametery
Dyersville
Gatora Gibbs
C.R
St. High
Brands Basilica
Kramer's
Dyereville
Frank D. Kelley
St. Francis Basilica
B. Kramer‘s
Anna Wil
Hobnerzarey
Feltes
St. Luke's Catholic Church
Gazette
Ohne Gaitheren
Kalona
Irwin B. Brennebets
Moon
Iman
East Union Mennonite Church
Mae
Frits
Tew
Torman
Carlton
St. “Parthel’s
Rosary
Visitation
Donghue's
Khrushchev Story Hughes Controversy Draws Parallels
London AP reports Western experts compare the Khrushchev memoirs and Howard Hughes scandal. Questions over Swiss bank payments to intermediaries spark doubts about authenticity. Guardian columnist Victor Zorza notes checks to Hughes fuel debate on the Khrushchev material and Life magazine's handling. Life and several specialists defend the Khrushchev book as genuine.
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London
Howard Hughes
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Victor Zorza
Britain
Guardian
Hughes
Khrushchev
Life Magazine
Khruschev
Zoran
H. R. Hughes
Life
Russia
Desperate Speeding Youth Fleeing Police After Erratic Drive
In Salt Lake City a 13-year-old driver led officers on a 40 minute chase through a city area and into a school zone. An officer reported the youth said he fled because he had a bad driving pattern and did not want another ticket.
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Salt Lake City
Cities Get Short End in Antipollution Efforts
Washington panel of urban specialists tells a subcommittee that most pollution funds favor suburbs while inner cities bear the burden. Witnesses note higher white poverty among urban residents, rising noise pollution, pesticide exposure, asthma and lead poisoning from paint and car exhaust, and link malnutrition to daily deaths among the poor. A stray ad line appears at the end.
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Washington
Sémale Commerce
Louis Lombarda
Center For Science
Enviremental Protection Agency
Lombardo
Gustav Heninburg
Cedar Valley Groups Plan Sunday Meeting For Snow Committee
City briefs report the Cedar Valley Rocks and Miners Society show committee meeting set for Sunday at 1 30 PM at the Nocman Brown residence on Eighteenth Street NW. Classified cash ad promotes a Valentine feature with contact dial 36 8224. Obituary notes honor Thomas Piskel and Michael Strathman for academic honors at Wentworth Military Academy.
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Cedar Valley Rocks and Minerals Society
Nocman Brown
Eighteenth Street
Thomas Piskel
Paw Piskel
Parkwood Drive
Michael Strathman
L-C. Strathman
Vernon Drive
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington, Mo
Ireland tensions rise over Ulster march threats and police role
The report notes warnings by British military and Royal Ulster Constabulary that militants or impersonators could attack during a protest in Northern Ireland near Newry. It cites stolen army gear, cautions on defensive measures, and preparations by troops and police for possible violence alongside expected political rallies in Glasgow and Belfast. Also recorded is Willard L. Myers Jr. of Cedar Rapids dying in California, with his obituary and funeral details.
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Royal Ulster Constabulary
Londonderry
Britain
Newry
Nore
Willard L. Myers, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Redding
Calif
Cedar
S Rapids
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Stewart Funeral
Bernadette Devlin
Lmay
House of Commons
Heart Fund
Belfast
Glasgow
Obituaries and early 1900s Cedar Rapids death notices
Death notices for Mary Patek and Frank N Gardner list their ages addresses and survivors with service details and burial locations in Cedar Rapids. Additional Irish conflict briefing reports sporadic gunfire in Belfast Londonderry and Dublin noting British diplomats ordered home amid protests and embassy arson.
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Newry Way
Belfast
Londonderry
Short Strand
Dublin
Irish Republic
John Peek
Moba
London
Gerry
Bangkok Building Collapse Kills Five Injured
In Bangkok a partially completed four story structure with an observation deck collapsed Friday morning. Five people were buried alive. Police said the foundation could not support the weight and a Thai contractor was arrested and charged with causing death by negligence.
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Bangkok
Police
Sai
Douglas-Home Opens 17 Day Asia Tour
British Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home arrived in New Delhi to begin a 17 day Asia tour. He will visit Thailand South Korea Japan and Pakistan and also travel to Hong Kong during the trip.
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New Delhi
Alec Douglas-Home
Sia
Thailand
South Korea
Japan
Pakistan
Hong Kong
Four Day Sentence On Meter Violation Reported
Ralph E Swallom aged 24 of 1028 Center Street NE was arrested Friday for false attempting of payment and meter violation. He appeared in municipal court on meter violation and sought to move or plead to the check charge Thursday. Swallom was being held in Linn County jail Saturday.
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Ralph E. Swallom
Linn County
Memorial Services for Arno Fascher Held at Zion Lutheran
Memorial services for Arno William Fascher were held at Zion Lutheran Church in Clayton Center on Saturday at 2 pm with the Reverend John M. Jensen officiating. Burial followed in Clayton Center Cemetery with Beatty-Beurlt's in charge.
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Fascher
Arno
William
Zion Butheran Church
Clayton Center
John M. Jensen
Beatty- Beurlt
Town council blocks tiger enclosure upgrade plan
A Dudley town council refused a stream-related permit request linked to improving tiger cage sleeping quarters to boost breeding. The terse decision halts the project despite aims to aid the animals.
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Dudley
England
Upi
Jas
IRS prints more W4 forms as exemptions shift
Washington AP reports the IRS is reprinting tax exemption forms after a drop in requests. Congress raised withholding this year to align the amount with 1972 tax liability, prompting workers to adjust exemptions. An IRS official notes zeros may no longer apply and employees should file anew to claim exemptions and allowances. Paired with a Yugoslavia item about President Sedat's talks and withholding guidance, the piece links changes in withholding to new form needs and policy context.
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Internal Revenue Service
Congress
IRS
Vietnam War Update From Mekong Delta and Hanoi Reports
Vietnam News Agency claimed Pathet Lao forces overran Muong Kassy in southern Laos near Highway 13. Hanoi said nearly 500 allied troops were killed or captured, hundreds of weapons seized, and two U S planes shot down along the highway. U S forces also reported F 4 Phantoms targeting a North Vietnamese missile transporter on the Ho Chi Minh trail. Phan Van Dong said Viet Cong rejected President Nixon's eight point peace plan, denouncing the Vietnamization policy.
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Tokyo
Pathet Lao
U. S
Highway 13
Der
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Paris
Phan van Dong
Nixon
North Vietnam
Dong
Hanoi
Campaign struggles shape 1976 primary bids across states
McGovern plans to spend about 200000 in New Hampshire, skipping Florida as a PR state while emphasizing a New Hampshire push after 37 months on the road. Sen Jackson decries a crisis of law and order in Wisconsin, and Humphrey courts labor in Philadelphia ahead of the April 25 Pennsylvania primary. Wallace sees Alabama delegates bound by filibuster defeat, Jamal Dellums proposes a third party, and Chisholm warns Greece base plans reflect U.S. reliance on reactionary regimes as McCloskey forecasts a close New Hampshire race and contends he might incur 80000 debt to remain in the contest.
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Policemen’s Protective Assn
Milwaukee
Sen
Humphrey
Philadelphia
Gov
Wallace
Alabama
Montgomery
Senate
Rep. Dellums
Dcalif
Davis
Calif
Chisholm
D-N.y
Congress
U.S
Greece
Paroled Ford Killean Hosts Mock Gang Welcome
Michael Killean, 39, freed after a June 1967 Los Angeles robbery sentence, returned to San Quentin grounds amid a pomp convoy staged by the De Lancey Street foundation. The event aimed to honor him with a “coming out party” using borrowed limousines and donations, though organizers say it ended with mutual respect rather than a celebratory gang reenactment.
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San Quentin
Mike
Michael Killean
de Lancey Street Foundation
Perolees
San Francisco
Killean
de Lancey
John Maher
Los Angeles
EPA chief admits fake bottle study claim misled public
Washington AP A communications staffer prompted William Ruckelshaus to cite a California study on returnable cans and bottles that did not exist. He disclosed that the Bedford Blueatts area NY study showed only a possible counterfeiting edge, while other EPA research on non returnable container bans pending with July and next summer results.
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Washington
Stafu
Environmental Protection Agency
Wiliam Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
New York
California
EPA
Bureau of Solid Wastes
Bedford, Bluyvesant
New York City
Mail Rate Increases Considered by Postal Commission
Washington reports the postal rates board proposed higher airmail and parcel post charges while trimming some fourth class mail. A first class stamp would rise to eight cents and airmail from 11 to 13 cents. Parcel post and fourth class adjustments aim to balance efficiency and costs. The summary notes a tentative two cent first class rise last May 16 and a 4.6 percent increase for parcel post.
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Washington
UPR
Parcel Post
Posta Tata Commission
Roe case continued at city school board hearing
James Fergus assistant principal at West High testified Roe was an innovative teacher. A former student and his father praised Roe, who faced a 1970 incident leading to suspension and rehiring. Roe later led classes to reduce dropouts, but the district charged he allowed inappropriate pictures and skipped meetings, and the board ultimately fired him.
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James Fergus
West Hgh School
Roe
Keap
Wyckoff Corrects Linn County Parks Share of State Land
State Rep Russell Wyckoff clarified a Gazette error on Linn county parkland. He said Linn’s 4 268 acres of park and public use area total more than ten percent of the state’s 40 000 acre statewide county park and public use land.
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Russell Wyckoff
Clinton
Linn County
Wyckoff
Quake Triggers Panic In Ancona Italy
Thousands of residents flee as tremors shake the Adriatic coast city. Two people die of shock. Rail service halts amid fear of railway damage. About 2,000 stay home from a 425,000 population. stadium used as shelter and cars parked in the sports grounds. Police and fire units come from Rome and other cities to aid and guard abandoned areas.
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Ancona
Italy
Adriatic
Rome
Three Counts Filed Against C R Man
Robert White twenty four of 21 Fifth Street NW was held in the county jail pending arraignment before Justice Glenn Powers on charges of criminal trespass disturbing the peace and intoxication He is accused of creating a disturbance at Mrs John Dixon s residence 285 Fifth Street NW Wednesday
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Robert White
Fifth Street
Inn
Glenn Powers
White
John Dixon
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