Iowa weather and court notes amid mid winter forecasts
The Iowa forecast calls for Saturday through Wednesday temperatures near normal in the east and up to six degrees above normal in the west with above normal days into next week. Precipitation totals around a quarter inch are expected after the week begins. The record includes local names and addresses, tax and court entries, fines for traffic violations, divorce and marriage notices, and obituaries from the period.
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Civic Center cost estimates outlined by architects
Ray Crites reported two proposed sites for a civic center with costs about 8.8 million and 8.5 million. The difference stems from building an elevated pedestrian walkway between the theater area and arena. Architects note a proposed suspended ceiling could intensify sound during arena events but isn’t viewed as a major drawback.
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Fifth Streets
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Sixth Avenues
First Streets
Fourth Street
Infant Daniel Benton Long Jr Dies After Brief Illness
Daniel Benton Long Jr born December 10 1968 in Iowa City died Thursday after a brief illness. Survived by parents grandparents and great grandparents in Iowa Missouri and Missouri relatives. Private memorial at Chapel of Memories with burial at Cedar Memorial.
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Daniel Benton Long
Twenty Seventh Street
Iowa City
Mary Goin
Jesse Goin
Gerald Long
Cedar Rapids
Velma Cretors
Frank Kirk
W. R. Goin
Springfield
Wilma Long
Boone
Chapel of Memories
William Long
Bertram United
Immaculate Conception Church
Roger E. O'Brien
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Theater plans stir debate over civic center design
A proposed flexible civic center would convert from arena to theater by removing a built up stage area. Critics warn against a 2400 seat theater while a new Iowa theater competition looms nearby. Mrs. Frank Cimprich, 78, of 71 Eighteenth Street SE, died Wednesday. she lived in Bertram and Marion areas and attended local Methodists. Surviving children, a brother, six grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren are listed.
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University Ofllinois
Civic Center
University of Iowa
Frank Cimprich
Eighteenth Street
Shueyvile
Bertram
Y Marion
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
George Korenda
Row
Jey
Milo Machula
Mt. Vernon
Joe
Pospisil
Bill Introduced as Joke on Mormon Salon
Nine New Mexico lawmakers say the bill is a joke aiming at the senate's Mormon member and would permit polygamy for members of certain religious sects. The measure drew mixed reaction as Nixon’s Paris visit energized supporters and protesters outside the Arc de Triomphe.
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Services Saturday at 2 and 10 at various churches
Fragments note services Saturday at 2 and 10 for Nevou dist caureb Sehultz Iowa City Horate W Stuck 73 Beckspan-Butherus lews City Mrs Ray Venter 18 Sit Mary's church Rosary Friday vat 8 Donohue's. payments unclear details.
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Sehultz
Iowa City
Horate W. Stuck
Beckspan-Butherus
Lews City
Ray Venter
Sit. Mary's Church
Donohue's
Lenten Speaker Tells of Changed Fundamentals
The Rev. Donald R. Jarrert spoke at a Montrose hotel luncheon about changing fundamentals. He said congregations split into three groups the fundamentalists inactive traditionalists and liberals and ministers must explain each to others.
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Hearing Set for Abodeely Venue Change in Court
Friday judge William Eads rescheduled the hearing on Joseph Abodeely’s motion for a change of venue from Linn County to March 20. Five witnesses testified Thursday that a fair trial in this district might be unlikely, with defense seeking an outside county trial on constitutional grounds.
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Joseph Abodeely
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Cedar
Iowa
Ted Ruffin
US. Supreme Court
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Steve Jackson
Michael Fay
Thomas Wilkinson, Jr
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Fay
Wilkinson
Jackson
Eads
Hpurt
Harold) Vieler
Nixon Visit Marks Peace Message at Frasce Airport
The visiting chief of state Nixon arrived at Frasce's airport two minutes early amid pomp. He told a French woman they hope to develop policies for peace and the future, promising an end to such ceremonies.
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Reagan Campus Resolution Rebuffed by Governors
Washington AP Gov Reagan's call for a federal probe into campus outbreaks as a nationwide plan was rejected by the National Governors Conference. The body adopted a resolution from its executive committee saying lawless acts by a small student minority must not hinder many students pursuing education. Mitchell disclosed DOJ continues an inquiry into possible violations of the 1968 Civil Rights Act anti riot provisions.
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Reagan
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Ramsey Clark
State aid bill debated over 1969 70 and 1970 71 costs
lawmakers clashed over school aid levels with Democrats saying 115 006 000 for 1970 71 and 125 000 000 needed to maintain aid, while current equalization totals 80 750 000. Johnston warned insufficient funding shifts tax burden to locals as local officials face decisions amid Gov. Ray’s no tax increase stance.
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Lown City
Ralph McCartney
Charles City
House
Robert Ray
Charles Pelton
Clinton
Johnston
De Gaulle and Johnston clash over policy shifts and tax plans
The report notes De Gaulle’s stance on France’s nuclear forces and NATO withdrawal, while Johnston backs using income tax rather than property tax to fund schools. The bill includes 3.5 million for disabled children and 181 thousand for defense act programs, amid bid timing disputes and funding for migratory worker programs.
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Kinderknecht Construction Co
Cedar Rapids
GSA
Educational
Kinderknecht
Grohner
Pact for Federal Office Work in Cedar Rapids
The General Services Administration accepted a low bid of 620.06 for Cedar Rapids Federal building renovation to H L Grohne Co Inc of Decatur Ind. Construction starts within 30 days of notice to proceed dated May 13 and lasts 350 days with alternates adding to the base bid including a fire alarm system ramp steps steam to hot water conversion ceiling lowering and tile work among others.
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GSA
Cedar Rapids’ Federal
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Town
H. L. Grohne Co., Inc
Decatur
Inh
Grohne
Kansas City
Hastings Construction Co
Federal building project funded with 500000 line item
Last November the Bureau of the Budget announced 500000 is available for the Federal building project. No Friday note on whether the low bid exceeds that amount. Tentative plans show various federal offices to be located across basement ground and upper floors with multiple agencies listed.
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Federal Extension Services
Air Force Office of Special Investigation
Army| Veterinary Food Inspection! “Service
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Civil Service
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U.S. Attorney
Strong Lisbon quake rattles Portugal and neighboring regions
The Lisbon Geophysics Institute measured a 7.3 quake with epicenter off the coast 80 miles southwest of Lisbon. Intensity suggested 7.8 to 8, felt in Algarve, Coimbra, Oporto and northern towns with limited damage reported in Portimao and Albufeira. City hall cracks appeared as officials managed aftershocks and communications difficulties. Some tourists checked out while Spain felt the tremor with minimal damage.
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Ocean
Lisbon
Washington Center
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Algarve
Portugal
Fie
Portimag
Albufeira
Coimbra
Oporto
Spain
War Memorial Work Begins on Guam
Government sources said Friday that construction of a war memorial on Guam is expected to begin soon, honoring Japanese dead as part of the memorial project on the island.
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Guam
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