Extended cold forecast and a disorderly conduct arrest
The report notes a slight chance of snow on Monday and Wednesday with temperatures generally below normal. Lows run from 10 below to near zero, highs from near zero to 20 below. Larry L. Phillippe, 30, was charged Friday with resisting an officer and disturbing the peace after a tavern incident at Johnny's Eastside Tap. He was arrested near 10 p.m. and held on $125 bond, taken to the county jail after allegedly fighting officers during handout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry L. Phillippe
Wenng Road
Phillippe
Johnny
Eastside
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Breakin at Henderson Metal Products Reports Stolen Office Equipment
Machines stolen from Henderson Metal Products Inc. include two adding machines two typewriters two calculators an antique clock and three rolls of stamps valued at 1117 according to Patrick D Hellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Metal Products Inc
Rockford Road
Patrick D. Hellman
Officers Arrest C R Man for Drunk Driving
Rickie Lynn Tuttle twenty of 531 Twelfth Street SE was charged with drunk driving after police, while searching for a gun, stopped his car at First Avenue and First Street East Friday night. Officers located the vehicle, observed erratic driving across the First Avenue bridge, and found a pellet pistol and a small amount of beer and liquor in the car. He was held in Linn County Jail in lieu of a 500 dollar bond.
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Rickie Lynn Tuttle
Twelfth Street
Tuttle
First Avenue
First Street
First Street West
Linn County
Haig Defended by Belgian Official
BRUSSELS Belgium AP Gen Alexander Haig defended by Foreign Minister Renaat van Elslande as supreme allied commander in Europe amid Watergate controversy. Van Elslande said Belgium and allied governments approved his nomination and that he enjoys President Ford’s confidence. He noted Haig’s international experience and qualifications for the post. The questioning representative accused Haig of rising through politics and involvement in Nixon’s Watergate plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Alexander Haig
White House
Richard Nixon
Europe
Renaat van Elslande
Haig
van Elslande
House of Representatives
Ford
Jean-Maurice Dehousse
Nixon
Wallace Third Term Legality Study Begins in Alabama
UPI reports Justice Department officials opened a probe into whether Gov George Wallace is legally serving a third term The review focuses on whether a 1967 Alabama constitution amendment allowing officials to succeed themselves should have been submitted under the Voting Rights Act The inquiry also touches Lt Gov Jere Beasley and Attorney General William Baxley with Beasley suggesting no problem and Tuskegee Mayor Johnny Ford signaling support if no Black candidate enters the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, Ala
UPI
Justice Department
George Wallace
Department
Alabama
Birmingham Post-Herald
Jere Beasley
William Baxley
Wallace
Billy Joe Camp
Baxley
Beasley
Notorious Two-Section Pothole Hits West Virginia Route 2
Dave Barker of Point Pleasant files an $80 claim against the West Virginia Department of Highways in the court of claims. He describes a two-section pothole on state route 2, 21 feet long, 45 inches wide at the widest point and 8 inches deep at the far end. Damages include tire, rim, innertube, and fuel for photos for the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Dave Barker
State Department of Highways
Court of Claims
Point Pleasant
Want to Keep or Sell It Idle Items Classified Ad
The notice invites readers to turn idle items into cash with a simple classified ad. It emphasizes decluttering space by selling belongings rather than letting them gather dust.
Deaths in Cedar Rapids area noted in obituaries
Frances G. Eutsler 71 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Friday in a local hospital. Survived by daughter Dolores Mefford and extended family. services Tuesday at Turner chapel east with burial Oak Hill cemetery. Infant Bridget Lynn Tompkins died at birth. burial Linwood cemetery. Robert E. Taylor 53 YMCA resident and Cedar Rapids native, WWII veteran, died Friday with services pending at St Matthew's and Mt Calvary burial. Wake Sunday at Stewart funeral home.
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Frances G. Eutsler
Fourteenth Street
Earl S. Eutsler
Cedar Rapids
Elks Club
Dolores Mefford
George Wyskocil
Emma Singer
Florentine Lattner
Hutchinson
Minn
Bernice Hammersley
Canton
Ohio
Turner Chapel East
D. A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bridget Lynn Tompkins
Richard Tompkins
Avenue NW
Bobby Jo Gross
Tammy Jo Tompkins
Edward Smiley
J. D. McVay
Turner Chapel West
Neil B. Gail
Linwood Cemetery
Turner West
Robert E. Taylor
YMCA
Man Suffers Head Injury In Assault
Richard Gooden 21 of 1922 Gretchen Drive SW received five stitches after being struck with a night stick during a traffic dispute at the First Avenue and Thirteenth Street West intersection. He was treated at St Luke's hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gooden
Gretchen
Gooden
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street West
Fourth Person Is Charged in Pharmacy Breakin
Dwight L. Johnstone, 19, charged as the fourth suspect in a pharmacy breakin at 811 Fifth Avenue SE. The theft on January 31 yielded drugs valued at $589. Earlier arrestees include Frank Snenick, 24, and two 17 year olds. Johnstone held in county jail on $20,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Johnstone
Johnstone
Roushar
Fifth Avenue SE
Frank Snenicka
Tenth Street
United pilot mirrors TWA dive that killed 92 in crash
Washington AP United Airlines official John D. Smith testified at an NTSB inquiry into the December 1 Dulles crash. He said a United jet descended toward mountains on receiving landing instructions, similar to the fatal TWA flight, but the United plane landed safely after likely passing north of the peak. He cited the anonymous reporting program for his information. Flight safety officials debate FAA rules on when to begin descent after landing clearance as air traffic controllers argue safer altitude must be maintained until clear of obstacles.
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Washington
United Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
United
John D. Smith
National Transportation Safety Board
TWA
Dulles International
Smith
Blue Ridge Mountains
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Man Arrested On Drug Law Violation In Shoplifting Case
David Willis Turner, 22, of 705 Ninth Avenue SE, charged Saturday with shoplifting and possession after an early morning arrest at Barlow Foods. An employee saw him remove 10 packs of cigarettes and a $4 ham, then flee. A police search found a small bag of marijuana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Willis Turner
Ninth Avenue SE
Turner
Barlow Foods
Edgewood Road
Dentists Face Burnout Says Fearful Patients Cause Deaths
Dr Omar Reed of Phoenix told over 600 dentists in Vancouver that dentists die young and have high suicide and divorce rates due to emotional trauma from fearful patients. He as director of the American Society for Preventive Dentistry cited stress from fear and misunderstanding in patients as shortening life expectancy to about age 52.
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Vancouver
B.C
Omar Reed
Phoenix
American Society For Preventive Dentistry
Reed
Five Are Injured In Two Car Mishap
Five people were injured in a two car crash on highway 52 nine miles north of Garnavillo Friday night. Edmund Ruff 18 Farmersburg and Carson Barnhart 30 Guttenberg drove the cars. Barnhart was treated and released. Janeen Barnhart was hospitalized in fairly good condition. Ruff and Larry Peters 17 Farmersburg were in fairly good condition. Gina Ruff 16 was treated and released.
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Garnavillo
Here
Edmund Ruff
Farmersburg
Carson Barnhart
Guttenberg
Barnhart
Janeen
Ruff
Larry Peters
Gina
Officials cool to new Iowa prison plan
Iowa state officials reacted with caution to a report on Fort Madison prison and its reforms. They supported administration improvements and inmate programs but opposed building a new prison near a population center, urging internal fixes, better salaries, and expanded medical and parole services.
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Des Moines
UPI
Fort Madison
Iowa
American Correctional Assn
Donald Doyle
Sioux City
Parole Board
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
Lipsky
Doyle
Scott Newhard
Anamosa
Senate
Lou Brewer
Brewer
Kevin Burns
Burns
Oakdale
Governor Doubts New State Prison Facility Feasibility
Des Moines Gov. Robert D. Ray says the state cannot, in the near term, fund a new correctional facility. He supports implementing proposed upgrades from the American Correctional Association, focusing on organization, rule uniformity, and filling vacant staff posts, especially in clinical psychology and recreation, while noting rising inmate numbers and higher employee salaries.
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Des Moines
Robert D. Ray
State Department of Social Services
American Correction Assn
Ray
The
Gazette
Iowa issues $25,176 in new unemployment aid
Checks totaling 25176 were mailed to 123 Iowa residents who qualified for benefits under a new special unemployment assistance program. The plan covers farm, local government, domestic, and other involuntarily unemployed workers not previously covered by regular unemployment insurance. Claims began Jan 6 with about 1200 applicants. weekly payments align with regular unemployment scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Lowa Employment Security Commission
Iowa
A Comprehensive Model for Preschool Communication Services
Walter Daum coordinating Cedar Rapids Community schools and Lee Fisher of the Joint County school system coauthored an article in Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in the Schools. The January issue of the American Speech and Hearing Association quarterly publication features their model for preschool communication services in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Daum
Cedar Rapids
Lee Fisher
Joint County
The
American Speech and Hearing Assn
Services Are Monday For Mrs Sam Meyers
Brooklyn widow Gay Meyers 81 and former Cedar Rapids resident died Thursday night in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born January 9 1894 at Clemons she is survived by stepson Merle Meyers daughter in law and nine grandchildren. Services Monday at Nevenhoven's Marshalltown cemetery burial to follow.
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Brooklyn
Sam
Gay) Meyers
Nevenhoven’s
Marshalltown
Gay Meyers
Sam Meyers
Cedar Rapids
Clemons
James Hacker
Fairfax
Merle Meyers
Raymond Meyers
California
Maurie Barton
Nevada
Nevenhoven's
Marshalltown Cemetery
Ray To Attend Session With Ford In Topeka
Gov. Robert D. Ray will join nine other midwestern governors for a meeting with President Gerald Ford in Topeka Kansas to discuss the economy and energy problems. A noon to 2:45 p.m. luncheon at the Kansas governor's mansion will precede or follow the session. Ray will depart Wednesday morning and return Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray
Gerald Ford
Topeka
Kan
Ray
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Colorado
Illinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Ford
Blaze Damages Warehouse in Strawberry Point
The superintendent of the municipal light plant and Officer Blair Behrens spotted smoke and helped avert a major fire in downtown Strawberry Point. Firefighters battled a blaze in a Charles Seedorff warehouse near Hartford elevator, confining it to the interior with no damage estimate yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
H.V. Hughes
Blair Behrens
Charles Seedorff
Hartford Elevator
Edgewood
Energy Saving Disrupts Italian Family Planning
Rome AP reports a family planning expert cites September records nine months after decrees shuttered cinemas and TV stations showing a worrisome rise in births. Luigi de Marchi of the National Association for Demographic Education notes 5000 more babies born that September than in 1973.
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Rome
Luigi de Marchi
National Assn
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