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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Washington
Reagan
National Governors Conference
California
Atty
John Mitchell
Justice Department
Mitchell
Ramsey Clark
Want ads are convenient and effective for hiring
Want ads offer a quick way to reach job seekers and fill positions. They emphasize affordability and broad reach, suggesting ads can deliver results without heavy costs or lengthy recruitment processes.
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.
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Lisbon Geophysics Institute
Ocean
Lisbon
Washington Center
Alaska
Algarve
Portugal
Portimao
Albufeira
Coimbra
Oporto
Spain
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Daily Record
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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