Weather Summary for C R and Elsewhere
Highs Sunday range from zero to five above in the north and teens in the south. Lows dip from 10 to 15 below north to near zero to five above south. Precipitation none. Extended outlook calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday with highs near the mid teens to twenties and sunrise at 7 35 while sunset occurs at 4 50. Day year ago today shows a high of 35 and a low of 31 with no precipitation.
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Births and fines populate The Daily Record notices
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Obituaries Mark Cedar Rapids Pioneer Lumir Miller 60
Lumir G Bud Miller 60 of 2251 C street SW Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a long illness He born May 30 1915 in Toddville lived in Cedar Rapids since 1920 He retired after 28 years as switch man for Chicago and North Western railroad He belonged to St Wenceslaus Catholic Church and United Transportation Union Surviving wife Eileen Houska two daughters Mrs Hal Van Nest Marion and Mrs Robert Phillip Missoula Mont six grandchildren three sisters Mrs Ray Ehda Mrs Wilbur Matus Mrs Joseph Cacek Funeral services Tuesday at 10 am in St Wenceslaus Catholic Church Burial in St John Catholic Cemetery Rosary Monday 7 pm at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home West Friends may contribute to American Cancer Society
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Bud) Miller
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Marion
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Missoula
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Clarence Frana
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Blakely Boulevard
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LeFebvre Corp
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UAW
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Arthur S. White
Edward Earl
Ralph Bell
Albin Boots
Marvin Zach
Robert Bunge
Mechanicsville
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All Saints Catholic Church
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Heart Assa
Chopin Expert Matteo Glinski Dies in Canada
Matteo Glinski, noted Chopin specialist, died Saturday in Welland after a brief illness at age 83. He was widely respected for his scholarship on the Polish composer and contributions to musicology.
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Matteo Glinski
Chopin
Disturbance Leads to Arrest of Local Man at Kory Inn
Heinrich Haidin, 25, of 1136 Fifteenth Street SE, was arrested at 9 35 p m Sunday after an incident at the Kory Inn. Police stated he became loud and fought as officers tried to take him to Mercy Hospital detoxification. He was charged with intoxication and resisting before being jailed in Linn County on a 250 dollar bond.
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Fifteenth Street
Kory Inn
First Avenue NE
Haidin
Mercy Hospital
Linn County
Bus Plunge Into Natal River Kills Nineteen
Nineteen people died and thirty eight were injured when a bus veered off a steep slope, crossed a bridge, and plunged about 22 feet into the Umtumalumi River on Natal's south coast. Police said the driver appeared to lose control during the descent.
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Umtawalumi
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Ginsberg Elected Supervisor Chairman for 1976
Ginsberg elected chairman of the county board for 1976 at an organizational meeting Monday. The board reappointed Bill Harrington as county engineer Bob Johnson as county building official Harry Beltz as building maintenance supervisor and Louis and Elaine Halseberg as steward and matron of the county care facility. Joe Zeman Edmund Beatty Dr John Ware and Donna Reese received new or renewed terms on various boards. William Martin resigned from the psychiatric clinic board and Dr Charles Swore was appointed to fill the term.
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Stanley Ginsberg
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Harry Beltz
Louis
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Joe Zeman
Zoning Commission
Edmund Beatty
Board of Adjustment
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Donna Reese
Board of Public Health
William Martin
Psychiatric Clinic
Charles
Girls Injured in C R Accident
A Cedar Rapids 10 year old girl remained in satisfactory condition at Mercy hospital Monday morning after a Saturday crash in which her twin sister was treated and released. Monica McNamara and Marcia McNamara, daughters of Marilyn K. McNamara, were injured when their car collided with another driven by Harold Duane Cope. Cope, 48, faced a left turn violation charge.
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Fifteenth Avenue
Mercy
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Sixteenth Avenue
Third Street
Harold Duane Cope
Fruitland Boulevard
Cope
St. Luke's Hospital
Robbery probe at Danish Book World in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police investigate an armed robbery at Danish Book World, 1601 Sixth Street SW, occurring at 5 16 a m Sunday. Two young black male suspects entered with handguns and escaped with a small undisclosed cash amount.
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Claims and policy shift blur lines of state accountability
The text covers rising state liability claims and legislative moves to cap damages. It mentions Ernest Triplett’s $1 million suit denied due to statute of limitations after conviction tied to alleged illegal confession, plus a $20 million claim by Gary Wildasin against University hospitals for alleged negligence and mental anguish tied to medical issues since 1941. Also cited are debates on tax cuts and federal spending, mercenary recruitment reports, and inheritance tax reform signals, including remarks by Rep. Al Ullman on farm income and outside earnings limits.
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al Ullman
Oregon
Ullman
Big City
Manila air hijack ends with surrender after hostage swap
Eight crew and passengers released after hijackers exchange eight stewardesses for diplomat Tamotsu Furuta and JAL official Sakae Seike. The hijackers, armed with a snub revolver and plastic explosives, demanded free passage out of the country. No injuries reported as most freed passengers were taken to Manila hotels overnight. Mrs. Imelda Marcos witnessed the scene.
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Eight Charged With Drunk Driving In Linn Deputies
Deputies in Linn arrested eight persons late Saturday and early Sunday for drunken driving. Dianne Hannum, 23, and Joseph Schupanitz, 18, allegedly drove 72 mph in a 45 mph zone on Forty second Street NE near Edgewood Road. Byron Ure, 43, was stopped for speeding and erratic driving on Mt Vernon Road east of Cedar Rapids. Richard Willis, 20, was arrested after allegedly being...
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Mt Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
Richard D. Willis
Fourth Avenue SE
Monticello Man Faces Two Charges
Monticello resident Thomas Bradshaw, 14, is charged with criminal trespass and resisting an officer after allegedly refusing an order to leave the Prairie Moon ballroom in Prairieburg. He escaped cuffs but surrendered about an hour later, later found ill behind a car wheel on East Post Road near Cedar Rapids. Also charged were William K. Clark Jr., 26, for speeding in a 65 mph zone near Mt. Vernon. Glen Golden, 27, for second offense drunk driving on Highway 150 near Center Point. Jerome D. Smiley, 31, for erratic driving on Bowl ing Street SW. and John E. Wilder, 21, for allegedly forcing a patrol car off Blairs Ferry Road NE. In Jakarta, East Timor saw pro-Indonesian forces seize another town, Manatuto, 36 miles east of Dili.
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Monticello
Linn
Prairie Moon
Prairieburg
East Post Road
Cedar Rapids
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Monmouth
Ill
Mt. Vernon
Glen Golden
Twenty-second Avenue
Center Point
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Mt. Vernon Road
Bowling Street
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Toddville
Blairs Ferry Road
Thefts Reported in Linn County
Four thefts reported across Linn County include a $900 citizen band antenna stolen from the Jack Span Co building on Mt Vernon Road SE before 10 a.m. Saturday. Other losses include $385 in tools from a Center Point garage between December 18 and Saturday, a television and clothing at Irene Witham's Ely residence Friday, a breakin at Frank's Place in Springville at about 5 a.m. Saturday, and $188 cash plus $32 merchandise taken from Joseph F. Clements in Marion.
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Springville
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Thirty-fifth Street
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