Daily Record Local Notices and Obituaries Recap
February weather figures and year comparison. Numerous obituary notices announce funeral times and locations for residents in Belle Plaine Arlington Center Point What Cheer Vinton Lansing Mt. Vernon Tama and Earlville with burial plans and memorial funds. Several family announcements report births on February 14 in multiple households.
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Arlington
Leo Ainsworth
United Methodist Church
Gleim’s
Center Point
Floyd W. Baker
Murdoch's
Walker Cemetery
Fred Eyler
Harden’s
Vinton
Audrey Laura Schminke
Trinity Lutheran Church
White-Phillips
Catherine la Grange
Lansing
Florence Christian
Burke- Thornburg
S. Chelsea
Joseph Plesek
Hrabak
Lasley
Mason-Hand
S. Earlville
Leo A. Puff
Basilica of St. Francis Xavier
Kramer's
Ten Commandments for Bringing Up Children
Notting ham churchman Rev James Hamilton Brown offers ten guidelines on parenting the wrong way. The list warns against indulgence without discipline, skipping religious instruction, and shielding children from realities. It urges balanced standards, parental involvement, and honest explanations of life and faith.
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Nottingham
England
Bramcote
Here
James Hamilton Brown
Two Men Wounded In Tavern Brawl In Norway Iowa
Two men were wounded in a tavern fight in Norway Iowa late Saturday night. Both men sustained stab wounds and were transported to Cedar Rapids hospitals in private vehicles. No charges were filed, and Benton County authorities continued the investigation.
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Norway
Iowa Highway Patrol
Cedar Rapids
Benton County
Kissinger Works Sinai Pact Effort After Jordan Talks
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger described the Sinai negotiations with Israel and Egypt as warm and constructive after meetings with King Hussein in Aqaba. He said the talks followed royal advice to take matters seriously before flying to Bonn. Jordan's Prime Minister Zaid Rifai warned Jordan would not attend a reconvened Geneva peace conference.
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U.S
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
Kissinger
Bonn
Hussein
Aqaba
Jordan
Zaid Rifai
Geneva
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates History Note
The notice lists subscription pricing for Cedar Rapids Gazette editions including Night and Sunday seven issues per week and Afternoon editions with weekly and yearly rates. It notes carrier delivery costs and mentions restrictions on mail subscriptions and AP republication rights.
Wilson Predicts Better Relations With Soviet Union
British Prime Minister Wilson told Soviet TV viewers that UK Soviet relations would improve due to agreements from his visit. He planned to sign deals on trade cooperation culture science and joint medical research before returning home. Brezhnev greeted him on arrival amid cooled ties after 105 Soviet expulsions in 1971.
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Moscow
Wilson
Soviet Union
Britain
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Iowa Rites to Life chief reacts to Edelin verdict
Des Moines Iowa Right to Life executive board member Carolyn Thompson welcomed the jury verdict while noting surprise at the outcome She says the decision could prompt doctors to rethink abortions Edelin faces potential appeals and questions about future practice lingering after the manslaughter verdict
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Carolyn Thompson
Des Moines
Iowa Right To Life Committee Executive Board
Iowa
Arrests Outside Woolworth’s Store Prompted by Disturbance
An 18 year old and a juvenile were arrested Saturday after a disturbance outside Woolworth’s at 117 Second Street SE. The 18 year old Kevin Donald Leyse of Fairfax faced fighting and resisting officers charges and was jailed on 150 bond. The juvenile was referred to the youth bureau after police attempted to interview him. A prior incident Friday saw a 13 year old charged with criminal trespass and resisting an officer.
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Woolworth’s
Second Street
Kevin Donald Leyse
Fairfax
Leyse
Linn County
Youth Bureau
CIA infiltrated U S antiwar movement says former deputy director
Ray Cline, former CIA deputy director, claims the agency infiltrated U S antiwar protesters with agents posing as radicals. He calls the double agent program an error in judgment, saying Johnson and Nixon feared a Russian link to protests. He notes no evidence of a genuine Russian connection and says the operation is under investigation for possible illegal spying on Americans.
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Agnew
Ray Cline
Johnson
Nixon
Vietnam
CIA
U.S
Cline
Ely Woman in Fair Condition After Accident
A rural Ely resident, Dorothy Lee aged 52, was listed in fair condition at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids after a one vehicle crash Saturday morning near Ely. A rear passenger, she suffered a wrist fracture and scalp lacerations when the car skidded on a snow covered road and struck the Ely creek bridge. Driver Carol Lee 17 had no injuries.
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Ely
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Here
Dorothy Lee
Route One
Linn County
Carol Lee
Ely Creek
Miss Lee
Culver urges negotiation to tackle farm subsidy gaps
Culver called for government action to ensure grain reaches the areas where it does the most good and to prevent farmers from slipping economically. He pressed farm bloc and consumer-oriented congressmen to resolve differences and push a collaborative solution, noting economy issues cannot be solved by solo diplomacy alone.
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Renaud
Culver
Farm Bloc
Ford rejects third party push and backs two party system
President Ford says conservatives favor a strong two party system and oppose forming a new right wing party. He declines dropping Vice President Rockefeller to gain conservative support and defends Rockefeller's 15 year record as New York governor.
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Ford
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
FCC Rules Limit Rural TV Reception Says OTP
The White House policy office cites an OTP university survey showing over one million rural households lack adequate TV service and six million get fewer than three channels. If FCC rules were relaxed, most isolated homes could receive three to five channels at a total cost of hundreds of millions, using a mix of cable and FM microwave translators.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
White House
Office of Telecommunications Policy
The
University of Denver
Obituaries Span Cedar Rapids Area Figures and Services
Obituary notices for Gertrude E Schoon 62 of Oak Brook Court Hiawatha died at St Luke s following a long illness Survivors include husband Robert F Schoon two daughters and four grandchildren Services set at St John Lutheran Monticello with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Also listed are Howard Rex Forney 71 Henry Joseph Neu 62 William H Sewell 69 John A Baer 18 day old infant Jackson W Bowdish 93 and Mattie B with service details and burial plans in Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding areas
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Gertrude E. Schoon
Robert F. Schoon
Oak
Brook Court
Hiawatha
St. Luke’s Hospital
Scotch Grove
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Freeport
Ill
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Marion
James Long
Anamosa
Calvin Badding
Goreville
Lester Rickels
Arthur Rickels
August Brokens
August Kuper
St. John Lutheran Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Goettsch Funeral Home
Howard Rex Forney
First Street
Independence
Lillian Trout
Penick and Ford
Joe Wolford
Texas
William Boyle
van Horne
Wayne Seba
Denver
Turner Chapel West
E. Wayne Ryan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner’s
Henry Joseph Neu
Twenty-ninth Street
Lindsey
Cedar Rapids- Marion
St. Joseph's Church
FMC Corp. Crane Excavator Division
Anne
Patrick
Robert
Korea
Harry Boyd
Jefferson
M Neu
John
Nick
Slaton
Gus Schmidt
Alice
Mary Bierschenk
Valley View
Stewart Funeral Home
William H. Sewell
D Avenue
Ruth Allard
Sewell
Quaker Oats Co
Trinity Lutheran Church
the Goodfellows Club
Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 263
Levi Pennington
Springville
Donald Herb
Donald Cook
Richard Bilsland
Helen Sewell
Blanche Youngton
Margaret Sheible
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Richard Thompson
Cedar Memorial Park
John A. Baer
Herman Baer
Seventh Avenue
Iowa City
Harold Hildenbrand
Walter Baer
Arthur Fowler
Elkhorn
Wis
Gwen Scott
Des Moines
Velma Hildenbrand
Alvin L. Danielson
St. John’s Lutheran Church of Ely
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Ely
Jackson W. Bowdish
Sixth Avenue
Nellie A. Gilliland
Jeanne Bowdish
Murdoch Chapel
Glen W
Lamb
Wilcox Cemetery
Viola
Murdoch’s
City Briefs Report Jeep Stolen From Neighborhood Lot
Jody Keener of 226 Fourth Street NW reported a 1974 white Jeep with a snow plow in front stolen between 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Jody Keener
Fourth Street
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Falbrook Drive
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Marvin Butteris
Lisbon
Larry Hinds
Chandler Street
Glass Road
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Frances Guinn
Hrabak’s. Clarence
Alma Rix
St. John’s
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Mideast
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Associated Press
16Th Ave
UPI Telephoto
Kenneth Edelin
William Homans
Edelin
Boston
Pitals
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Francis E. McLaughlin
James Q. McGuire
Newman Flanagan
Homans
Supreme Court
McGuire
Weathermen
Ty Sv
Charles, Henrietta
Charles Jr
John E. Lapes
FCC
Robert Schoon
Howard R. Forney
Henry J. Neu
Baer Infant
Mattie B
Turner Chapel East
Arnold Herbst
Armchair Shopping
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Marian F. Teahen
Elden B. Rohn Mortician
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