Five day forecast and local notices from the Daily Record
A long weather digest through Monday shows temperatures running 5 to 10 degrees below normal with light snow possible this weekend. The page also lists births at St. Luke's and Mercy, traffic violations with various names and fines, and a long roster of funeral services across multiple towns with dates and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sete Rere
Alana
al Miami
Chicage
Bulurn
Phoenix
Angeles
Waskinston
UGN Reaches Over Goal in County Fund Drive
Linn County group United Good Neighbors surpassed its $914,000 goal with pledges totaling $916,480 representing 100.3 percent of target. Chairman Cleo Edwards noted remaining potential gifts still outstanding.
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UGN
Linn County United Good Neighbors
Cleo Edwards
Edwards
Zachar Way Opened for Minority Group Progress
Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission heard six complaints of discrimination in 1967. Chairman John Zachar Jr noted two formal written cases and four informal ones, praising members for hard work and urging continued equality for minority group members across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Zachar
Tresa Uptegrove Gryder
Cedar of
Commission Missouri
Rhonda Sue
Donna Rae
Uptegrove
Harold D. iVieter
Licenses Bring Cedar Rapids Revenue in 1967
A clerk's office license division reported 1967 income of 141242.07 from beer and liquor licenses plus other permits. The Cedar Rapids area saw proceeds from multiple licenses while officials thanked volunteers and noted no widespread discrimination after review by the commission.
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Edwards
UGN
Teach
Large Cities To Meet on Disturbances In Iowa
Gov. Harold Hughes will meet with officials from Iowa's five largest cities to discuss a joint plan to secure federal funds for summer unrest countermeasures. The group aims to fund a 500 youth Cedar Rapids first aid program costing about 200000, building on a 27266 program last year.
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Harold Hughes
Iowa
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
John Ely, Jr
United Community Service
UCS
Ely
Gov
Hughes
Des Moines
Waterloo
Sioux
City
Davenport
John M. Ropes
Iowa Office of Economic Opportunity and Manpower Development Council
James Thomas
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Frank Robinson, Jr
Ropes
Set Hearing on Street Vacation in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids city council set January 24 for a hearing on a proposed street vacation of a portion of Hawthorne Drive to L Wllto L Frank and Bennett Bedell. The action repeats 1968 steps to update notices. The land is part of a tract to be bought for low income apartment construction.
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Cedar Rapids
Hawthorne
L. Frank
Bennett Bedell
Judge Denies Reinstatement of Probation for Hauskins
Courthouse Judge B J Maxwell denied Donald Hauskins 31 of Coralville a probation reinstatement request filed Dec 8 He argued the proper path is the Iowa Board of Parole The case stemmed from a 1965 conviction for going armed with intent Probation was revoked July 24 and he began a five year sentence at Anamosa then Ft Madison He cited medical treatment and new confidence as factors but held firm on the denial
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B. J. Maxwell
Donald
Hauskins
Coralville
Iowa Board of Parole
Men’s Reformatory
Anamosa
Ft. Madison
Six Month Health Contract Drafted by Linn County Board
The Linn County Board of Health proposes a six month agreement with Cedar Rapids for enforcement of city health ordinances by the county board. The city board retains partial enforcement rights and city employees are temporarily assigned to the county, with a health fund to pay salaries and expenses managed with county officials.
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Linn County Board of Health
Cedar Rapids
City Board ‘of Health
County Board
Iight
City Health Department
Board of Supervisors
Open Aid Station for Oil-Soaked Sea Birds
A Maine couple set up a first aid station at their home in Cape Elizabeth to treat oil soaked sea birds along 40 miles of coastline from Portland to Cape Neddick. Mr and Mrs Edward Jordan say they saved about 60 birds and warn that sub zero temperatures threaten hundreds more while officials search for the oil source. Volunteers and wardens have brought birds to their home since Friday as the Jordans operate under federal permits to handle wild birds.
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Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Portland
Cape Neddick
Edward Jordan
Jordan
Expects Tourism Curb To Benefit Canadians
Laurence Ecroyd of the Canadian Tourist Assn says U S tourists will spend about 500 million in Ontario this year as Johnson’s curb on U S travel outside the Western Hemisphere shifts dollars north. He notes Canada earned over 1 billion from U S visitors last year, up 260 million from 1966 and Expo 67 helped bring new travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canadian Tourist Assn
Canada
Johnson
U.S
Laurence Ecroyd
Ontario
Fish Story Reported Breakin Near Flynn Service Mt Vernon
A breakin was reported to Linn County sheriff's office Wednesday at Flynn motor service in Mt Vernon. A motor block from the Miami Seaquarium valued at 25 dollars was missing after preliminary investigation noted speeds over 35 miles per hour referenced with flying fish.
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Flynn Motor Service
Mt. Vernon
Linn County Sheriff's Office
Miami Seaquarium
Woman Denies Theft of Clothes in Linn District Court
Teresa A. Murphy, 23, of 5108 First Avenue NW, appeared in Linn district court Tuesday facing a larceny charge. She is accused of stealing a $90 suit and a $42 topcoat from a local shop as commission members praised public safety officials and community leaders for restraint and citizenship.
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Commission
Teresa A. Murphy
First Avenue NW
Linn District Court
Zachar
Aldoes
comiCtancy’s Ltd
First Avenue Mission
Vietnam War Update From Page One Cont'd
Weather improved allowing heavier strikes on rail and road targets near Hanoi as Phantom pilots aided Thunderchiefs. The U S command reported no American losses Wednesday but said a navy Crusader crashed Tuesday. the pilot parachuted and was rescued by a helicopter.
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Hanoi
U.S
Obituary: Lyle Clifford Painter and Union Leader
Lyle William Clifford 1910 Cedar Rapids resident and painter died after a brief illness. He served in World War II and held roles with Mizpah lodge AF the Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly and the Building and Trades council. Survived by wife Ann two grandchildren son William sister Zella. services at Turner Chapel East with Mizpah lodge and Hanford post conducting military rites at Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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Lyle William Clifford
Daniels Street
Cedar Rapids
Ann Viktora
Anamosa
Clifford
Mizpah Lodge No
Af&am
el Kabir Temple
Hanford American Legion Post
Painters and Decorators Union Local 447
Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Cedar Rapids Building and Trades Council
William Clifford
George W. Clifford
Zella Cleveland
Sea Girl
N.J
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
Mizpah Lodge
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Hanford Post
Turner Chapel East
Mizpah’ Lodge
Rerich and Ellison Obituaries Listed for Cedar Rapids
Louis Rerich 85 of 2737 Meadowbrook drive SE died Tuesday after a long illness. Born June 20 1882 in Czechoslovakia he came to Cedar Rapids in 1892 and was a carpenter with 50 years of service in Carpenters Local 308. Survived by two daughters and a grandson. burial at Czech National. Services Friday at Janeba Kuba funeral home west at 1 40 by Rev. William B. Harnish. Daniel St Ellison 82 of 1520 Ninth street SW died Wednesday after a long illness. Born August 1 1885 in Martelle he lived in Cedar Rapids 39 years and worked for Terry Durin Electrical Co. He was a Modern Woodmen of America lodge No 145 member and married Blanche Merrill April 29 1908. Survived by wife a daughter a son in law three grandchildren four great grandchildren and two sisters Nellie Schultze and Lucretia Postelle of Omaha. Services Friday at 10 30 am at Rohn funeral home with burial at Antioch cemetery east of Anamosa. Friends may call after 6 pm Wednesday.
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Louis Rerich
Meadowbrook Drive
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Carpenters Local
Lodge Mladocech No. 15
ZCBJ
Edward J. Kouba
Lumir W. Vishek
Daniel St. Ellison
Ninth Street
Martelle
Terry-Durin Electrical Co
Modern Woodmen of America Lodge No. 145
Anamosa
Blanche Merrill
Milo Dicus
Nellie Schultze
Lucretia Postelle
Omaha
Rohn Funeral Home
Mary A. White
Antioch Cemetery
Memorial Services and Funerals Noted for Three Individuals
Memorial services were held in the Beatty Bearle chapel at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with burial at Cedar Memorial for Marshall Clinton James. Lisle Medley planned a Thursday service at Teahen funeral home at 10 a.m. by Rev. J. Robert McDonald and burial at Mt. Calvary cemetery with the casket closed. Anthony Cizek scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Janeba Kuba funeral home west, with burial at Czech National.
Withdrawn condemnation papers halt Linn County case
Linn County sheriff condemnation jury meeting Thursday was canceled after condemnation papers for two Cedar Rapids urban renewal parcels were withdrawn. One leaseholder failed to be served due to a vacation in Florida and a $12 fee. notices delayed. Parcels include 120 126 Third St NE and 112 114 Fourth Ave SE, tied to Alice Faulkes Thompson and Dick and John's barber shop. Title holders listed as Elizabeth Swett, Doetzel, and Alfred Swett. contract purchasers are Richard Criger and John Schmoldt. New proceedings will be started.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids’ Civic Center
David McGuire
Florida
Linn
Dave Webster
Third Street
Fourth Avenue
Danceland
Islander Tavern
Tropic Lanes
Alice Faulkes
Thompson
Thompson Drive
Dick and John
Elizabeth M. Swett, Doetzel
Alfred B. Swett
Richard L. Criger
First Avenue SE
John Wayne Schmoldt
Fourth Avenue SE
McGuire
Transit panel debates bus procurement and parking plan
Iowa Transit Assn discusses whether to lease or buy near new buses amid rider concerns. Smith argues used vehicles lag in quality while Wagner cites warranties. They propose first in first out parking at loop stops with limited feasibility noted and the issue tabled for later discussion.
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Wagner
Smith
RTA
Second Avenue SE
Killian's Corner
Third Avenue SE
December RTA Sets Revenue and Ridership Records
The Cedar Rapids Regional Transit Authority reports December as its best revenue month with 28,583 dollars and 127,195 riders, a monthly record. Through nine months of service from April to December, ridership reached 936,737. The board also approved changing the Bowman Woods NE schedule to one hourly run.
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Cedar Rapids
Regional Transit Authority
RTA
Dean Wagner
Bowman Woods
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Iris Avenue
Michael Kies
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Mercy Jan
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M Street
Richard E. Jacobs
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Stanwood
David M. Gerardot
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Leonard LeRoy Chapman
Norma Jean Ask
William LeRoy Ask
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John B. McLandsborough
Virginia L. Meyer
Joseph N. Lipscomb
Linda D. Campbell
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Kristine ‘Wright
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Lenard L. Chapman
Manchester
Karen R. Ross
Valley Brook Drive
Otis Road
Robert Lathrop
Thirty-fifth Street
Edward P. Kleinstauber
Mary @. Peterson
Cherry Hill Road
Karen S. Bruch
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Harald K. Wilson
Craig W. Maddox
Tenth Street
Thomas M. Tripp
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Paul A. Ealy
Johnson Avenue
John J. Elarton
A Avenue
Michael Bentley
Sixth Street
Carl E. Vanantwerp
C Street
Richard Feddern
Ravenwood Terrace
Barton L. Matteson
Thirtyfifth
Glenn E. Rathje
Newhall
John L. Epperson
Murray Drive
Charles R. Williams
Fifth Avenue SE
Luella Morse
David R. Kohl
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
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Castalia
James D. Cerveny
Fairfax
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Volga
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Winthrop
Elizabeth M
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Fawcett’s
Earlville - Louis
Toledo
James C. Kindera
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Crystal Cemetery
Gladbrook
Independence
Billie Kimmerle
Mars
William Kimmerle
White's
St. John’s
Mabel Tabor
White
Minn
Lansing
Diane Ball
Marvin Ball
Immaculate Conception
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Vinton
Crusie Narber
Fry and Holland
Monticello
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Marengo
Lewis Stephan
Hoover-Valentine
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Elmer Grauer
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Oxford
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Ask
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William Francis Elgas
Elgas
Freese
First Avenue
Eat
Thirty- Sixth
Harold G. Schaefer
Mann
Leuulleu LL Lau
Lelciwida Wic
George Winburn
Safety Direc
Rohan & Haas Chemical
Louisville
Hia
Cedar Rapids Board of
Tsed
Expos J
Winburn
Buck Creek
Robert Heider
State Board of Health
Big Blue River
George Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Butterfield Canning Co
Indiana
Indianapolis
D.O. Hauskins
C.R
Teahen Funeral Home
Vietnam
Asia
Islands
Lyle Clifford
Union
Daniel Ellison
Ssc
Iowa Transit Assn
Carson
Smitheplied
Cedar Rapids Steel Transportation Co
Pierson
Suor
Yeas Bovis
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
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