Weather updates and gauge readings across multiple cities
Daily weather summary lists high and low temperatures for cities including Atlanta Bismarck Chicago Denver and others with figures on precipitation Barometer and humidity readings plus sunrise sunset times and lunar data Headlines note steady shifts in barometric pressure and river pool levels at Coralville Lake and dam gauges across several towns with occasional rises and falls in levels through Jan 3 1972
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Births and police report from Cedar Rapids area
Birth notices list new sons and daughters for families including Thornton, Poorman, Butler, Greene, Hotchkiss, Bentley, Hill, Lewis, Riley, Harrington, Evan son, and Humphrey family connections in San Juan. Public notices recount welding spark, unattended burning, hot water heater defect, sprinkler steam, short in TV, and traffic fines for Langmo, Burrow, Thaler, Loney, Lemon, Nunn, plus reckless driving, striking fixtures, resisting officers, drunkenness, license issues, and stop-sign violations with Cedar Rapids locations and addresses.
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Edgewood
Ellis Roads
Fourteenth Avenue
Wilson-Sinclair
Third Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Lee Street
Thomas E. Langmo
Thirty-first Street
Marion
Melvin C. Burrow
Sac City
Joseph Thaler
Linden Drive
Raymond J. Loney
Seventh Avenue
Donald L. Lemon
North Townecourt
Robert R. Hamilton
Third Avenue
William E. Baker
Midway Drive
George A. Paulson
Sixth Avenue
Paul F. Hostak, Jr
Thirteenth Street
Lawrence JJ
Kelly
Avenue NE
John Wagner
Magnus
Thurman C. Harris
Twenty-sixth Street
Colette L. Perry
Henry D. McDermott
Ninth Street
Danny E. Zach
Twenty Fourth Avenue
Craig Robert Nunn
D Avenue NE
Donald L. Lyne
Weather and Obituary Notices From Various Locations
Weather details include Avenue NW fines of 10 dollars for disobeying traffic signals. Obituary notices list John W. Lewis 116 Thirty third street NE and Wellman Mrs. Cora Hook 82 with services, call times, and locations. Additional names appear with 2 pm or 1:30 pm service times at Powell's, Olin United Methodist, Haydens, Murdoch's, Aurora Baptist, St. Bridget's, St. Patrick's cemetery, and McAninch's.
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Murdoch
Arraignments in S H Case Delayed in Iowa District Court
In Story county Iowa 39 International Harvester distributorships and 102 dealers faced continued arraignments for alleged price fixing after indictments issued December 8. Judge Paul Hellwege postponed until January 17 due to late access to documents and possible misnaming. One dealer Brannion failed to appear and bail was set at 500 dollars. The 108th dealer Fred Heuckendoorf was dropped from charges following his death.
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Nevada
API
International Harvester
Iowa
Story County
Paul Hellwege
Richard Turner
Hellwege
Kenneth Brannion
Cline Truck and Equipment Co
Brannion
Fred Heuckendoorf
Greenfield
Paulson to resign from Cedar Rapids planning commission
Ted Paulson, 51, of 2249 Grande Avenue SE, said on Monday he will resign from the Cedar Rapids planning commission after Tuesday’s regular monthly meeting. He has served 21 years on the panel, calling it a long time and saying it is time for someone else to take over. No successor has yet been named.
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Ted Paulson
Grande Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Muskie To Announce Democratic Presidential Run On TV
Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine formally enters the Democratic presidential race after buying ten minutes of nationwide TV time. He taped the announcement at his Kennebunk Beach summer home and will broadcast on CBS at 7:20 p.m. Iowa time.
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Washington
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Kennebunk
Beach
CBS
News Quiz: Hoover Lindsay Leone Featured This Week
This week on page 7 the News Quiz features J Edgar Hoover John Lindsay and Giovanni Leone with answers on page 8. The quiz highlights notable figures from history and current events, inviting readers to test their knowledge.
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J. Edgar Hoover
John Lindsay
Giovanni Leone
GAO Reports Large Rise in Unpaid College Loans
The General Accounting Office says borrowers have left $13.3 million in unpaid loans for college students, a threefold rise since January 31, 1971. It cites weak Education Department staffing and weak collection effort as key causes, while Education officials seek a larger, tougher-to-collect staff.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congressional
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Congress
Wages Debate Shapes Union Contracts Policy
The board backed two settlements that exceeded the 5.5 percent guideline, approving a 15 percent first-year rise for coal miners and a 47 percent raise for rail signalmen as part of a 42 month pact. Day argued quicker settlements prevent inflationary spirals and warned the guideline will tighten after aerospace deals.
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Link Belt To Get Employment Award
A Cedar Rapids firm was named recipient of the Iowa American Legion employer of the handicapped award. State Commander Dale L. Renaud said a plaque will be presented to the Link Belt Speeder division of the FMC Corp. of Cedar Rapids next Tuesday. The award honors outstanding efforts in employing the handicapped, especially veterans.
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UPI
Cedar Rapids
Iowa American Legion
Dale L. Renaud
FMC Corp
Agnes Calkins Dies After Long Illness At 61
Agnes Calkins 61 of 1938 Johnson Avenue NW died Tuesday after a long illness. Born Feb 28 1910 in Pocahontas she lived in Cedar Rapids since 1954 and worked for Collins Radio Co. Widow of prior surname Calkins she is survived by four daughters and a son plus 13 grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. Mass of the Resurrection will be at 9 am Thursday at St Patrick Church with burial at St Marys Cemetery Mallard. A vigil prayer service is set for 7:30 pm Wednesday at Teahen chapel.
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Johnson Avenue
Pocahontas
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Arthur Johnson
Sterling, Ill
Virgil Roth
Mason City
Charles Ritchart
Herbert Hall
Pale
Donald Calkins
Ankeny
Rose Malm
Louis Rys
Sioux City
Frank Jonas
Laurens
St. Patrick's Church
Paul J. Maguire
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mallard
Father Maguire
Teahen Chapel
Mrs Bert Leonard dies at 68 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Leonard 68 of 712 Owenstreet NW Cedar Rapids widow of Bert F Leonard died Tuesday after a short illness born March 9 1903 Springville. Survived by two sons Clarence F and William L Leonard four daughters Frances Minor Mrs William Cones Mrs Glenn Langton and Mrs Jack Cupp a brother Clarence Kitts 20 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. Services pending at Turner chapel east with visiting after 1 pm Wednesday.
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Owenstreet
Bert F. Leonard
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Clarence F
William L. Leonard
William Cones
Frances Minor
Glenn Langton
Jack Cupp
Clarence Kitts
Terbl Josephine
Josephine Terbl 86 widow of John Terbl died Monday after a short illness Born March 19 1885 in Czechoslovakia she lived in Cedar Rapids 57 years Survived by two daughters Mrs Joseph Rayman and Mrs Gawain Elliott two sons John Conrad and Emil Cedar Rapids eight grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Services at Brush chapel 10:30 a m Thursday by Rev A T Washington Burial in Czech National cemetery Friends may call after noon Wednesday
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Belmont
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Berne
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Cobbancourt
Cedar Rapids
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Marion
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Glendora
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Solon
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Ray Long
Mesa
Ariz
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Tempe
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Boyd Clarahan
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Ottumwa
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Chapel of Memories
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The
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Thirtieth Street
Montour
Ada Taylor
Mizpah Lodge
James Stewart
Little Rock
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Maurine Alexander
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Turner Chapel West
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Cedar Memorial Cemetery
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Twenty-second Street
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Gawain Elliott
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Memorial Services and Burials Listed for Several Individuals
Memorial services and funeral details announced for Fred Welch Roy Edward Gitt Nette M Flack Marion Fair Ida M Caryl Margaret Hockman details specify times Wednesdays Tuesdays and locations Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories National Cemetery Fort Leavenworth Linwood Cemetery Beatty Bearle chapel and Cedar Memorial with affiliations to Central Park Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian First Congregational and Eastern Star Cedar Memorial in charge Friends may call at Cedar Memorial funeral home.
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Welch
Fred
St. Jude
Richard Ament
National Cemetery
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Kaw
Turner East
Gitt
Roy Edward
Turner Chapel
Glenn Dale Hunt
Linwood Cemetery
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Oak Hill
Hockman
Margaret
Chapel of Memories
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
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Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Threw Book at Judge Sparks Jail Term
Yosef Waknin attacked Judge Moshe Shalgi during a theft trial by throwing a book and hurling insults. He received an 18 month sentence for attacking a judge.
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Jerusalem
UPN
Yosef Waknin
Moshe Shalgi
High Cost Of Billboards Removal Told
Iowa highway officials warned removal of billboards and junkyards along primary roads will cost millions. G. W. Anderson cited more than 26 million for billboards plus 9 million for junkyard control with 75 percent federal funds for pre existing signs and junkyards, leaving state responsibility for newer removals. An updated inventory plan was urged as 508 junkyards along highways were identified in 1966.
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Iowa Highway Commission
G. W. Anderson
Iowa
Anderson
Bartel loses bid to void speed charge by patrol timing
Bartel 31 fought a speeding charge on Interstate 80 last May 17 arguing patrol timing could misstate speed. A psychologist backed tests showing patrol timing varied little, but the judge found no evidence Bartel traveled at or below 75 mph. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs for eight miles over.
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Davenport
Sharon Township
Richard
Bartel
Highway Patrol
University of Iowa
Donald Nelson
Iowa City
Nelson
Two Positive Jail Inspections For Linn County Jail
Two inspections of Linn County jail released Tuesday found generally favorable results. County officials cited a fire hazard from an emergency generator needing repair and called for a larger unit. Sheriff Grant seeks crime commission funds. Swassing’s Dec 21 review rated security, safety, segregation, supervision, maintenance, and cooperation excellent. No poor ratings were noted for conditions or sanitation.
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Linn County
William Faches
Kenneth Perry
Faches and
Perry
Walter Grant
Crime Commission
Swassing
Procedure for Picking Grand Jury Attacked
Two defendants in Linn county grand jury cases seek dismissal and a ruling that the jury selection statute is unconstitutional. Edward F. Jacobsmeyer and Rosetta Harris contest juror selection, precinct quotas, and racial exclusion allegations. Harris, 24, faces a Dec 3 fatal shooting. Jacobsmeyer, 53, is charged with arson on April 6, 1970. Hearing set for 9 a.m. Friday.
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Linn County Grand Jury
Edward F. Jacobsmeyer
Rosetta
Harris
Linn District Court
Miss Harris
Charles Frendle
Cedar Rapids
Jacobsmeyer
Marion
6000 Avenue NW
Mother, 2 Children Escape Fire in West Branch Trailer
A mother Doris Kirkman and her two children escaped a trailer fire early Tuesday in West Branch near the fire station. Fire Chief Kenneth Jeffries said heavy smoke hindered visibility when crews arrived around 4 a.m. The blaze, likely starting in the furnace area, gutted the trailer. Mrs Kirkman and her son were treated at University Hospitals in Iowa City and released, while Debra, 15, remained in satisfactory condition with cuts and burns.
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West Branch
Kenneth Jeffries
Doris Kirkman
Conservation Board Seat To Remain Open
Linn county supervisors delayed appointing to the county conservation board. Richard Alexander, term ended Dec 31, offered reappointment. Floyd Emmons moved to reappoint, but William Martin did not second and suggested a pause for soul searching. Martin later said he needed time to consider amid board finances.
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Linn County
County Conservation Board
Richard Alexander
Floyd Emmons
William Martin
Emmons
Martin
George Clifford
Alexander
Reappointments to City Posts in Independence
Newly elected Mayor Robert Blakesley with council approval reap pointed Clark Madison city clerk Rick Fiester city treasurer William Klotzbach city attorney Dr P J Leehey city health officer D G McSweeney police judge L J Albaugh police chief Frank Brimmer a new councilman was appointed mayor pro tem The council named Madison director of public works for six months at 950 per month in addition to his duties.
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Independence
Robert Blakesley
Clark Madison
Rick Fiester
William Klotzbach
P J. Leehey
D. G. McSweeney
L. J. Albaugh
Frank Brimmer
Madison
Japan and US face tough path to Beijing ties
Tokyo and Washington share equally difficult aims in normalizing relations with Peking as both governments remain committed to the Nationalist regime, Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda said on Tuesday.
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Takeo Fukuda
Japan
USS
Peking
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