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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1969

Page

6

Five Day Iowa Weather Forecast And Local Notices

The weather office predicts a five day period from Saturday to Wednesday with near normal temps in the east and up to six degrees above normal in the west. Normal highs range from the mid 30s north to low 40s south. lows from mid teens to low 20s. Precipitation expected about a quarter inch after the week starts. Also includes county notices on bills, tuition grants, and several birth announcements and legal filings with locations in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.

Weather Bureau Iowa

Municipal Court Docket Honed By Speeding Fines Across District

A list of speeding and traffic fines from the Municipal Court Police Division includes Alan L. Graham Doris M. Peery and many others with $10 to $30 bond or costs. Multiple defendants from Hiawatha Marion Newhall and other towns were cited for failures to yield stop or signs and improper turns. Funeral notices for local residents follow the docket in this police court page.

Alan L. Graham Tower Terrace Doris M. Peery First Avenue William N. Brewster Douglas L. Shepard Madison Street Marilyn K. Mason Hiawatha Donald E. Westergren Thirty-second Street Gerald J. O’connor Hillview Drive Marion Donald E. Lupke Fiftieth Street Donald J. Burrows Third Avenue James A. Delvo Mabel E. Heinrich Newhall Opal M. Lottman Glass Road Ned H. Kohl Twenty-third Street Henry E. Schwab A Avenue Donna B. Albaugh Daniel L. Schwingle Gary L. Huber Diana L. Ganske Hillside Drive Michael T. Karper Fifteenth Street James L. Cram Karen L. Soteco Kay F. Castelin Charles H. Drew Bertram Road Doris H. Willer Twenty-ninth Street Leland L. Walters Lauren Drive Marie A. Houts Gateway Gardens John E. Greit James W. Heisin Thirty-fifth Street Raymond A. Ryan Second Avenue Gerald D. Limkemann Bowling Street Jack E. Detling Westview Drive Leo J. Kercoch C Street Jack W. Tebockhorst Iowa City Daniel D. Schroeder M Street Catherine Mayer Twenty-fourth Street Steve A. Grimm H Avenue David J. Ballstaudt, Jr Sixteenth Avenue Elsie R. Sova Twentieth Street Bernadine Vandewalle Thirteenth Avenue Elizabeth J. Reese Oakland Road Guenter Kammer North Townecourt Kenneth R. Hamer O Avenue Jerome C. Neily Michael E. Osmanski First Street Robert D. Kindevag Fourth Avnue Robert W. Kubik Seventeenth Street SE Felix G. Allie Boone Lloyd N. Capes Fifth Street SE Horace T. Garner Ninth Street SE Helen A. Early Langdon Avenue Carol A. Manley Mt. Vernon Road Larry K. Manley Third Street Francis T. Lahue Springville Ben Franklin John F. Frazier Eighteenth Avenue Barbara L. Waterhouse Blairs Ferry Road Lawa Amphers J. Welch Eighteenth Street Jack C. Rigby Cedar Rapids Leonard J. Peel Marion W. Jones Center Street Dean J. Drew J Street Michael V. Sullivan Reynolds Avenue Leo R. Johnson Fifth Avenue

Civic Center plan outlined with 8.8 million cost option

Ray Crites presented two construction options for a civic center in the two block area bounded by First Avenue NE and Third to Fifth streets NE. One option totals about 8.8 million and another about 8.5 million due to an elevated pedestrian walkway. The proposal splits a theater arena into a shared space with temporary stage configurations and a 2,400 seat theater, inviting debate over its necessity given a University of Iowa theater expansion.

Ray Crites First Avenue Third Fifth Streets Fifth Sixth Avenues First Streets Fourth Street Crites University of Illinois Civic Center University of Iowa

Church Services and Obituary Notices From Iowa Towns

Services Saturday at 2 at Methodist church Schultz Iowa City Horace W Stuck 73 Services Saturday at 2 Beckman Butherus Iowa City Mrs Ray Venter 78 Services Saturday at 10 St Marys church Rosary Friday at 8 Donohues

Methodist Church Schultz Iowa City Horace W. Stuck Beckman-Butherus Ray Venter St. Mary’s Church Donohue’s

Lenten Speaker Urges Fresh Terms for Old Fundamentals

The Rev. Donald R. Jarrert told Montrose hotel attendees at the second Lenten luncheon that fundamentals have changed but are expressed with old words He outlined three church factions, urging reconciliation across faiths as the way to heal congregations The Midweek luncheons are sponsored by an interfaith committee and held Fridays at noon during Lent.

Donald R. Jarrert Montrose

Hearing Set for Abodeely Change of Venue Motion

Friday set March 20 as the new date for a hearing on Joseph Abodeely’s change of venue motion from Linn district court. Five witnesses testified Thursday on affidavits claiming a fair trial elsewhere in the district, with defense seeking outside-county venue on constitutional grounds.

William Eads Joseph Abodeely Linn District Court Linn County Johnson County Jones Cedar Iowa Atty Ted Ruffin U.S. Supreme Court Sam Sheppard Steve Jackson Michael Fay Thomas Wilkinson, Jr Thomas Horan Fay Wilkinson Jackson Eads Harold) Vietor

Infant Daniel Benton Long dies after brief illness

Daniel Benton Long Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Benton Long 226 Twenty seventh Street NW Cedar Rapids died Thursday after a brief illness Born in Iowa City December 10 1968 Survived by parents grandparents great grandparents and a host of relatives Private memorial services will be held at Chapel of Memories at 11 am Saturday with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery.

Daniel Benton Long, Jr 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 William Long Bertram United Methodist Church Turner Chapel Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Mrs. Frank Cimprich Rites Set in Marion

Mrs. Frank Cimprich aged 78 of 371 Eighteenth Street SE died Wednesday evening. Born November 10, 1890 in Shueyville she and husband farmed near Bertram and Marion until 1949. Survived by two daughters Mrs. George Korenda Rowley and Mrs. Milo Machula Mt. Vernon one brother Joe Pospisil Mt. Vernon six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Memorial services 1 30 p m Saturday Baxter Memorial chapel Marion Burial Czech National cemetery.

Frank Cimprich Eighteenth Street Shueyville Bertram Marion Cedar Rapids Methodist Church George Korenda Rowley Milo Machula Mt. Vernon Joe Pospisil Baxter Memorial Chapel Czech National Cemetery

Obituary notices for Ruth E Mayfield Joseph A Drew and William A Gregory

Ruth E Mayfield dies with service at Chapel of Memories led by Rev Donald Caspers. Burial in Cedar Memorial mausoleum is arranged. Joseph A Drew funeral at Turner chapel east with burial at Oak Shade cemetery. Casket not opened after service. William A Gregory requiem mass at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Mt Calvary cemetery. Turner chapel west in charge.

Nixon visits Paris and greets crowd after Arc de Triomphe

President Nixon meets De Gaulle in Paris signaling limited issue discussion as crowds cheer the procession to the Arc de Triomphe. Nixon plans talks with Henry Cabot Lodge and South Vietnam’s Nguyen Cao Ky to advance stalled Vietnam peace talks.

U.S de Gaulle France Paris Nixon Henry Cabot Lodge Vietnam Nguyen Cao Ky Arc de Triomphe

Nixon arrives in France for state visit at Orly Airport

Nixon lands at Orly ahead of schedule amid ceremonial welcome. He moves into the crowd, grasps a French woman's hand, and says they hope to develop peaceful policies for the future to end such ceremonial scenes.

Nixon France Orly

State aid for schools debated amid tax concerns

Lawmakers weigh 1969-70 school aid and 1970-71 requests totaling about 115 million dollars and 125 million needed annually to hold aid at current levels. Some say failure to raise funds shifts costs to local property owners. others discuss tax routes and income taxes versus property taxes. The bill also funds 3.5 million for special education and 181 thousand for defense act programs supporting sciences and language instruction.

Senate NDEA Joseph Johnston C-Iown City Johnston

Pact Given For Federal Office Work

A low bid of 630200 won GSA approval for Cedar Rapids Federal Building remodeling. H L Grohne Co Inc of Decatur bid 569400 with alternates increasing total. Rinderknecht bid rejected as late. Construction to start within 30 days after notice and finish in 350 days with multiple federal offices to occupy floors and basement.

General Services Administration GSA Cedar Rapids’ Federal Jack Miller Riowa H. L. Grohne Co., Inc Decatur Grohne Kansas City Hastings Construction Co Rinderknecht Construction Co Cedar Rapids Rinderknecht Bureau of the Budget Armed Forces Federal Extension Services Air Force Office of Special Investigation Army Veterinary Food Inspection Service Flee Army Intelligence Internal Revenue Service U.S. Agriculture Grain Division Civil Service FBI U.S. Marshal

Bill Introduced as Joke Targets Mormon Solon

Nine New Mexico legislators say a bill is a joke but it would let members of certain religious sects have up to six wives. Sen. William Sego says the Church abandoned plural marriage in 1890. The measure could threaten constitutional polygamy prohibitions and cites religion clause issues.

Santa FE New Mexico Senate William Sego Albuquerque Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints U.S

Guam to Build War Memorial for Japanese Dead

Government sources say construction of a war memorial on Guam to honor Japanese dead is expected to begin soon. Local officials and veterans groups anticipate a formal ground breaking and a ceremony marking the start of the project on the island.

Agana Guam UPI

Reagan Campus Resolution Rebuffed by Governors

Washington AP Reuters reports the National Governors Conference rejected Governor Reagan's call for a federal inquiry into campus outbreaks as a nationwide plan. The conference adopted a resolution prioritized by its executive committee stressing that lawless acts by a small student segment should not block educational opportunities for the many. Attorney General Mitchell said the Justice Department continues an inquiry ordered by Ramsey Clark into possible violations of the 1968 Civil Rights Act anti riot provisions.

Washington Reagan National Governors Conference California Atty John Mitchell Justice Department Mitchell Ramsey Clark

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Quake Felt Across Portugal and Spain After Lisbon Event

The Lisbon Geophysics Institute logged a 7.3 quake epicentered offshore 80 miles southwest of Lisbon with intensity 7.8 to 8. It caused damage in Portimao and Albufeira, with strong shaking in Coimbra and Oporto and limited injury reports. Communications were hard eight hours after.

Lisbon Geophysics Institute Ocean Lisbon Washington Center Alaska Algarve Portugal Portimao Albufeira Coimbra Oporto Spain

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Daily Record Gazette Gary R. Stallman Watkins Kenneth C. Stastny L Street Norman FE Burgeson Robert J. Dostal Seventh Avenue SE James A. van Scoyce, Jr Norway St. Luke's Rickey Horn Avenue NW John Dix Atkins Donald Smith Norman Drive Clifford Root Oklahoma Avenue Leo Milota Fourth Avenue Michael Havens Darrell Avery Crestwood Drive Robert Bifinger Walter Ring Margaret Lois Jones Thomas Henry Jones Glenice Irene Wiley Oliver James Wiley Joyce E. Pratt Walter V. Pratt, Jr Terry Lee Haas Richard Elmer Haas Ann Markey Collins Allan Brent Collins Sharon Lowan Simmer Larry Dean Simmer Ed W. Axton Mary Ellen Axton Dennis M. Godwin Pamela M. Lewis Andrew J. Kustes Sharon L. DeMuth James R. Goodall Constance J. Hiller Dennis W. Smith Marie A. Zeimetz Elma William E. Wickham Walker Marcia J. Carson Steven E. Strong Dubuque Carol S. Knott Leland I. Jones Ellen N. Wilson Coggan Eighth Avenue Sixth Street Second Street White Oak Road Alis É Smarck Solon Ernest Klima Brosh’s Rena Rose United Methodist Church George Brosh Alphonse “al” Butz St. Michael’s Church George Brush Belle Plaine Anna Kade Teahen Funeral Home First Avenue NW Jarvert Montrose Hotel Alexander George William Harnish Paul Kinion Larry Gutz Robert Mitchell Daniel Long, Jr John E. Lapes 3Rd Ave NATO Ey Nt Flower Shop Ralph McCartney Rcharles City House Robert Ray Charles Pelton Clinton Say Bill Mormon Solon Lewellen Florist Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery Roland Wilbert
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