Deaths Betty Newton 46 of Cedar Rapids
Betty Newton 46 died Wednesday at University Hospitals in Iowa City Born March 25 1926 at Norway She married James Newton November 29 1945 They farmed near Watkins later moved to Watkins He died in 1962 Surviving daughter Mrs Robert Ballard Jr Newhall son Keith Lawrence Mich two granddaughters mother Mrs Dwayne Primrose Norway two sisters Rozella Holland Norway and Mrs Roger Dvorak Newhall Services at St Pauls Church Newhall Saturday 10 AM Rev J Robert McDonald Burial Mound Cemetery Watkins Friends may call George Brush residence Norway Friday Rosary at 8 PM Friday
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Betty Newton
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Norway
James Newton
St. Michael’s Church
Watkins
Robert Ballard, Jr
Newhall
Keith
Lawrence
Mich
Dwayne Primrose
Rozella Holland
Roger Dvorak
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
J. Robert McDonald
Burial Mound
George Brush
Sigourney
Raymond Harrison Messerschmitt
Reynolds
Decorah
Anna Glise
Olson- Fiestal
United Methodist Church
Mabel
Minn
Anamosa
Judy Ann Steward
Lester Steward
Riverside Cemetery
Hawkeye
Sandra Thornton
Lloyd Thornton
Schutte’s
Postville
Springville
Leone Rascher
Murdoch
Stella A. Yoder
Mennonite Church
George L
Weather and notices from a day in January 1972
The Daily Record lists city forecast highs and lows, precipitation, barometer, humidity and wind at 2 p.m., plus sun times. It includes a series of birth announcements, married couples and newborns, police calls, traffic fines, and funeral services for communities in Iowa including Cedar Rapids Muscatine Decorah and Marion with dates and locations for services and burials.
Courthouse Notices List of Speeding Fines and Violations
Numerous residents in Marion and Keystone areas were fined for speeding and related violations. Fines range from 10 to 35 dollars plus costs for individuals across addresses including Kenrich drive SW Twenty-ninth avenue SW Second avenue SE and others. A separate entry notes a struck unattended vehicle and a meter violation with Imogene Schwandt among others.
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Connie Wood
Thirtieth Street
Donald Caldwell
Tenth Avenue
Richard Dougherty
Keith Gardner
Fourth Avenue
Ricki Meier
Worthington Drive
Susan lOakley
Forty-second
Istreet
Robbie Jones
Kenrich
Sandra Cooley
Twenty-ninth Avenue
James Wehr
Second Avenue
Janice VanGelder
Belvedere Drive
David Gross
Twenty-sixth Street
Marion
Catherine Fuller
Fifteenth Avenue
Randy Smiley
Twelfth Avenue
Leland Osmundson
Eighth Avenue
Mark Becker
Twenty - Ninth Avenue
Dean Clayton
Twenty-second Street
Jon Harrington
First Avenue
Steve Thiher
Rex Pollack
Keystone
Ernest Mohan
Eighteenth Avenue
Irma Kelly
Evelyn Drive
Steve Pegroff
Thirty-second Street
Gerald Flanagan
Cold Stream Avenue
William Happel
Crescent Street
James Albert
Franklin Avenue
Denise Casey
Bert Hoffman
Blue Ridge Drive
Derrill McDanel
G Avenue
James Koenig
Sherman Street
Sharon Roman
Outlook Drive
Imogene Schwandt
Hopkinton
Smith leaves post amid arms talks continuation
The Yale-educated lawyer departs as talks in Geneva over defensive missile limits and offensive missiles continue. No successor named for U.S. head of negotiations. The New York Times cites associates saying he left to join a non governmental economic study group with Western Europe, the U.S. and Japan.
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Geneva
U.S
The
New York Times
Smith
Western Europe
Japan
Shooting details emerge in Hopkinton incident
Mayor Cletus Fike said the Hopkinton shooting, reportedly accidental, involved Douglas Dirks, 20, a part time marshal. The report notes the story continues from Page One while the investigation proceeds.
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Cletus Fike
Hopkinton
Douglas Dirks
Lithuanian Youth Sentenced to 10 Years for Protests
UPI reports from Soviet Lithuania's press that 17 year old Richard Trushkauskas was sentenced by the Lithuanian supreme court to ten years in a forced labor camp for taking part in riot actions in Kaunas on May 18 and for group violation of public order. The report notes street battles with paratroopers and soldiers and mentions alleged self immolations linked to the demonstrations.
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Moscow
UPI
Lithuania
Sovietskaya Litva
Soviet Lithuania
Richard Trushkauskas
Kaunas
Trushkauskas
US Air Losses Rise in Hanoi Haiphong Blitz War
The United States reports 97 airmen lost since December 18 as Hanoi Haiphong bombing costs grow. Washington withholds a full damage report amid political pressure while North Vietnam says 1 318 killed and 1 261 wounded from raids. Strikes continue from Thanh Hoa to the DMZ to slow North Vietnamese materiel movement.
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U. S
Hanoi-Haiphong
Hanoi
Haiphong
Nixon
North Vietnam
Panhandle
U. S. Command
Thanh Hoa
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Cedar Rapids Native L. E. Crowley Dies in California
L. E. Crowley aged 75 of Los Angeles California and formerly of Cedar Rapids died Wednesday in Santa Monica after a brief illness. Survived by wife Katie in California a brother J. M. Crowley and sister Ida Merkel both of Cedar Rapids. Services Saturday at Blessed Sacrament church Hollywood Utter McKinley funeral home Hollywood in charge.
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L. E. Crowley
Los Angeles
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Santa Monica
Katie
California
J. M. Crowley
Ida Merkel
Blessed Sacrament Church
Hollywood
Utter McKinley Funeral Home
Obituaries and funeral notices from area churches and cemeteries
Mary C Olson Turner chapel east 1:30 p.m. Friday Rev Gordon Roberts burial St John’s cemetery. George Michael Gianopulos Turner chapel east 1:30 p.m. Friday 2 p.m. St John’s Hellenic church burial St John’s Hellenic section Linwood cemetery. Trisagian services 7:30 p.m. Friday Rev Anastasiou Turner east. Charles L Widner 1:30 p.m. Friday Murdoch chapel Marion. Fred O Griffith Chapel of Memories 1 p.m. Friday Rev Stokes Interdenominational church burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Mary G Davin 9:30 Saturday St Matthew’s church Rev Louis V McDonough burial St John’s Lisbon. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Friday Brady-Kuba funeral home friends may call.
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Olson
Mary C
Turner
Gordon Roberts
St. John’s
Gianopulos
George Michael Turner
Alexander Anastasiou
Linwood Cemetery
Turner East
Anastasiou
Widner
Charles L
Murdoch Chapel
Marion
Griffith
Fred O
A. J. Stokes
Interdenominational Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Davin
Mary G
St. Matthew’s Church
Louis V. McDonough
St. John’s Cemetery
Lisbon
Drug Arrests Continue In Linn County Case List
Police report a wide sweep of arrests on charges under the controlled substances act. Suspects include Ronald Sojka and Steven Peterson for marijuana possession, with Peterson facing additional counts of possession with intent to deliver. A long list of others is cited for selling or delivering marijuana, LSD, speed, or cocaine and heroin to undercover agents, with several held on bond and various liquor and theft cases noted. Authorities also report arrests of three 17 year olds on prescription drug charges and multiple non drug offenses.
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Ronald Sojka
Steven Peterson
Higley Avenue SE
Kristine Johnson
B Avenue NE
Peterson
Eleventh Street NW
Mike Thompson
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Karl Heppe
Twenty Eighth Street
Perry L. Lindeman, Jr
Charles Heiden
Thirtieth Street
Robert Maddox
Larry J. Tobin
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Linn County
Lloyd Henderson
Perry Lindeman
David Stickley
Michael Thompson
Robert Stickley
Michael Anderson
A. C. Ambrose
August Hansell
John
Patricia Beving
Sixth Street SE
Richard Thompson
Seventh Avenue
Donald Jacobson
First Avenue West
Russ Boyken
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Mt Vernon Road
Mercy Hospital
Bomb Threat: Jumbo Diverted to Rapid City During Extortion Plot
A Trans World Airlines 747 with 236 aboard was diverted from Madrid to Ellsworth AFB Rapid City after a Spanish extortionist claimed a pressure bomb at 3200 feet would explode. The hoax ransom reportedly involved pesetas and was directed toward Madrid.
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Rapid City
S. C
UPI
Trans World Airlines
Madrid
New York
Denver
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Federal Aviation Administration
TWA
Computer Taxes Year Old Girl in Norwegian City
In Oslo the year old Benete Oseid received a taxation card from Per sgrunn authorities. The card was issued by the city's computer which had added 100 years to her age, making her 101.
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Oslo
Benete Oseid
Persgrunn
Norway
Makingher
Farm equipment want ad line
Advertise farm equipment in the want ad columns. Dial 398 8234 for details and placement.
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Dial
Blind Learn Broadcasting In Basement Radio Station
In Spokane Washington a basement studio run by volunteers uses donated gear to run KPBX FM a training ground for blind broadcasters. about ten watts cover ten miles from a pole mounted antenna with many volunteers from housewives to students training at Whitworth college. the group aims to raise power to 250 watts and operates 5 pm to midnight with many readings by cole and his two children.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane
George Cole
Kpbxfm
Cole
Whitworth College
KPBX
Washington
Cedar Rapids man gets suspended sentences on larceny pleas
Henry E. Parrish, 20, of Cedar Rapids, received two suspended six month sentences in county jail after pleading guilty to reduced larceny charges arising from May 26 theft of items valued at $61 and May 29 theft of items valued at $122. Judge Harold Vietor also fined $75 in each case.
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Henry E. Parrish
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Harold Vietor
Grant Awarded For Preschools In Three Iowa Counties
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a 203000 grant for a 12 month Head Start program in Linn Jones and Johnson counties to provide preschool training for children from low income families. Hawkeye Area Community Action Program director Russell Proffitt said a 20 percent local match is required and usually provided in kind by the counties. The grant will fund five preschool classes in Linn two in Jones and four in Johnson county during 1973.
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U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Linn
Jones
Johnson
Russell Proffitt
Hawkeye
Johnson County
TABERNACLE OPEN TO PUBLIC IN SALT LAKE CITY
In Temple Square visitors may not enter the Mormon temple which is reserved for church members in good standing. The Mormon tabernacle in the square remains accessible to the public for tours and visits.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Temple Square
Mormon Temple
Mormon Tabernacle
Medici Fires SUNAB Chief Over Price Control Failures
Brazil President Emilio Medici removed Glauco Carvalho, head of SUNAB, amid complaints of meat price gouging by big-city butchers and SUNAB’s perceived inaction. Medici warned inflation control remains a priority as government inflation estimates clashed with independent assessments.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Emilio Medici
Glauco Carvalho
SUNAB
Medici
Getulio Vargas Foundation
Rio
Politika
Terrorists Blow Up Bus in Thailand Killing 21
Police report terrorists detonated a land mine under a bus in Nakhon Phanom province killing 21 passengers. The Tuesday attack marked a rare large civilian death toll from terrorism, with police believing the bus was mistaken for patrol police.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Nakhon Phanom
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