Winter Weather Digest and Evening Municipal Updates
A dense, fragmented notice compiles weather readings for cities including Atlanta Miami Chicago Denver New York and Seattle with highs lows and precipitation. It also covers a January state legislative session in Iowa with bills passed and adjournment notes. Local police reports and traffic fines list multiple names and offenses. Also listed are birth notices and funeral service schedules across several towns.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Poets
Chicago
Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Seattle
Houston L. Angeles
Washington
Obituary Notices From Multiple Iowa Towns
Funeral and memorial details for residents including Mrs Gertrude Pierce Silverthorne Mrs Frank Hearn Dr John P Pelzer Henry Rauch Lloyd K Kent Ethel M Martin and others listed with services and calling hours at churches and funeral homes in Independence Kalona Deep River Solon Belle Plaine and surrounding areas. Services and rosaries scheduled through the week.
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Lutheran Church
Muehlethaler’s. Manchester
Gertrude Pierce Silverthorne
Bohnenkamp’s. Independence
Frank Hearn
White's
Kalona
John P. Pelzer
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Richmond
Peterseim’s
Deep River
Henry Rauch
Lutheran
City Briefs Hospitalized Mrs Lewis
Streit of Manchester formerly of Cedar Rapids is a patient at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids. Beginning January 12 Big Rick's and Hiawatha Barber Shop will be closed Mondays. Recreation officers renewed Cedar Rapids recreation leadership. Fur Stoles from Charles Greenberg. The Giftree January Sale. Geological Tour at Simpson College. Former Cedar Rapids resident Dr Keith Dougherty dies. Michael Hupfer wins education fellowship at Northeast Missouri State College.
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Lewis. Streit
Manchester
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Big Rick's
Hiawatha
Adv
Susan Novak
Blake Boulevard
Simpson College
Hawaiian Islands
Miss Novak
Keith Dougherty
Amana
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Williamsburg
Michael Hupfer
Arthur Hupfer
D Avenue
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
First Oil Strike Los Angeles Discovery
Oil was discovered here by E. L. Doheny in 1822 and remains a major local industry today, shaping the regional economy and growth of the area.
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Los Angeles
UPS
E. L. Doheny
Obituaries list for Farr Kaiden Sage and others in Cedar Rapids
Three obituary notices from Cedar Rapids detail James Albert Farr 50 of 4920 Gordon Ave NW dying after a long illness. Veva A Kaiden 62 died after brief illness. and John D Sage Jr 17 died after brief illness. All mention births, family, and burial plans with funeral details.
Effiong opens talks as Biafran surrender looms amid international appeals
War weariness grows in Biafra as Effiong contemplates capitulation and calls for negotiations with a federal team emerge. Federal relief efforts hinge on Nigerian approval while Vatican and UN voices urge action to prevent genocide. Relief workers and Red Cross teams reposition to aid civilians under military advances.
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Nixon
U. S
Mitchell Sharpe
Vatican
Pope Paul
Biafra
Irish Church Aid Organization
Red Cross Committee
Paris
Red Cross
International Red Cross
Geneva
Nigeria
Infant Michael Wilkin dies in Iowa City hospital
Michael Christian Wilkin infant son of Truman and Mrs. Wilkin of Cedar Rapids died at an Iowa City hospital early Sunday. Survived by parents a brother Shawn Andrew grandparents Glenn Wilkin and Jean Schoenfeld of Cedar Rapids Walter Schoenfeld Annapolis Md great grandmothers Mildred Kable Long Island N Y and Mrs William Schoenfeld Point Lookout N Y Private memorial services will be held at Turner Chapel West at 10 30 a m Tuesday with the Rev Earl A Huebner of Calvin Sinclair United Presbyterian Church Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at Turner Chapel West until 10 a m Tuesday The casket will not be opened following the service.
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James Albert Farr
Gordon Avenue
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
National Rifle Assn
Johnson Gas Co
Walter N. Wilson
Sgt
Larry James Farr
Anchorage
Alaska
Ronald W. Farr
St. Paul
Linda
Sharon Farr
Melvin B. Hanson
Bonnie Ray Hanson
Cresco
Robert L. Farr
Shellsburg
Walter D. Wilson, Jr
Earl E. Wilson
al Palmer
Mason City
Lenard Kolar
Center Point
Ramon Booth
Central Assembly of God
Teahen Chapel
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Veva A. Kaiden
O Avenue
Canada
George Raiden
Hamilton
Ont
St. James United Methodist Church
St. James Silver Club
Ambar Grotto
Robert G
Melrose Park
Ill
Eugene R
Walford
Clarence R
Woodland Hills
Calif
Herb Evans
Elton Clark
James Simpson
Fred Horst
Don Potter
Wesley Allison
Turner Chapel West
L. George Pimlott
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Michael Christian Wilkin
Truman Wilkin
Parkland Drive
Shawn Andrew
Glenn Wilkin
Jean Schoenfeld
Cedar ‘Rapids
Walter Schoenfeld
Annapolis
Long ‘Island
N.Y
Mildred Kable
Earl i A. Huebner
Calvin Sinclair
United Presbyterian Church
Linwood Cemetery
Obituary notices from Fairfax and Cedar Rapids area churches
Obituaries list services for Harriett Jane Beatty Bearle Chapel at 10 30 a m Tuesday. Charles C Lintner Beatty Bearle Chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday with multiple clergy and Masonic escort. Edgar Williams Turner Chapel East at 1 30 p m Tuesday with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Burial for the Fairfax church member at St Patrick s cemetery. Friends may call at Stewart Funeral Home Cedar Rapids.
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Fairfax
Bernard White
St. Patrick’s
Stewart Funeral
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Harriett
Jane
Beatty
Knights Templar
Cedar Memorial
Williams, Edgar — Turner
Tom Hawkins
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Human Rights Office Opens at Memorial Coliseum in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Human Rights Office opens on the fourth floor of the Memorial Coliseum building on May's Island, operating 8 am to 5 pm weekdays. William D. Cotton serves as executive secretary and Sharon Ballew as office secretary. The office handles discrimination complaints, info services, and programs under city policies. Metred parking is available in the subsurface lot beneath May's Island plaza, accessible from Second Avenue bridge. Telephone: 398-5036.
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Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
May’s Island
Human Rights Commission
William D. Cotton
Jane Boyd
Cotton
Human Rights Office
Sharon Ballew
May’s Island Plaza
Second Avenue Bridge
Widow of Adolph Filipi dies in Clovis New Mexico
Klementine Filipi born January 18 1884 in Czechoslovakia died in Clovis New Mexico on Monday. Survived by three daughters Mrs Frank Dillon of Clovis Mrs A K Higgins of Des Moines and Mrs Darrell C Eves of Cedar Rapids four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Turner chapel east handling local arrangements services pending.
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Klementine Filipi
Adolph Filipi
Cedar Rapids
Clovis
New Mexico
Czechoslovakia
Frank Dillon
A. K. Higgins
Des Moines
Darrell C. Eves
Turner Chapel East
Arctic expert G William Holmes dies at 47 in Maryland
G William Holmes, 47, former Cedar Rapids resident and arctic specialist for the U S Geological Survey, died last Wednesday at his Severna Park Maryland home. Born in Cedar Rapids he was the son of the late Stewart and wife and left a brother James Holmes. He studied at Carleton College and earned master’s and doctoral degrees at Harvard. After leading Beloit College geology and later joining the Arctic Desert Tropic Information Center at Maxwell Air Force Base in 1951, he joined the Geological Survey in 1955 with studies in Alaska and Norway. He authored numerous scientific articles and belonged to several organizations.
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G. William Holmes
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Geological Survey
Severna Park
Stewart Holmes
James Holmes
Forest Drive
Holmes
Carleton College
Harvard University
Beloit College
Arctic Desert Tropic Information Center
Maxwell Air Force Base
Geological Survey
Alaska
Norway
Memorial Services for Alice M Sampson
Memorial service for Alice M Sampson is planned Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church with attendance details limited to the church notices. The family requests donations to a preferred charity in her memory.
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Sampson
Alice M
St. Patrick’s
Bar Advises Suspension of Wrights License
Des Moines AP A two year suspension of attorney Robert Wrights license was recommended by an Iowa Bar Association grievance commission after Wright a former NAACP state president and current NAACP national board member faced a hearing. He may appeal to the state supreme court within 20 days. The commission said the license could be restored after a year if Wright shows he has compensated a client for losses in a real estate transaction he handled. The panel found Wright guilty of indifference carelessness and a complete lack of care toward the client and her transaction.
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DES Moines
Robert Wright
National Assn. For
Advancement of Colored People
Iowa Bar Assa
Wright
NAACP
National Board of Directors
State Supreme Court
Iowa Supreme Court
Five Youths Arrested Clears Six Breakins
Five boys aged 17 and 16 were arrested and processed by the youth bureau. Their cases were referred to the probation office after they cleared six burglary incidents, including two at Franklin junior high, two at Martys West side car wash, and one at College Community school. Some loot was recovered. Kim A. Randall, 18, was charged with breaking and entering relating to the school breakin.
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Youth Bureau
Franklin Junior High School
Marty
West Side
College Community School
Kim A. Randall
Ninth Avenue SW
Iowa House Hammers Time Limits as Session Opens
Speaker Harbor slashes points of privilege to 15 minutes before noon recesses and adjournments, banning time sharing during debates. Lt. Gov Jepsen signals a short session while a few lawmakers miss opening day amid contested seats and a hospital stay for Sen. Bass.
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Des Moines
William Harbor
House
Harbor
Senate
Roger Jepsen
Legal Medical People Inspect Oakdale Facility
About 40 representatives from legal and medical professions toured Oakdale on Saturday to learn about problems facilities and policies. State Rep. Minnette Doderer said the visit was highly satisfactory and answered many questions. Attendees included Philip Leff Iowa City Bar Assn Dr Charles Eicher Mercy hospital staff and Dr A S Norris University of Iowa. Dr Larry G Rigler said the conference cleared up questions and reduced concerns about hospital policies and escapes.
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Oakdale
Minnette Doderer
Lowa City
Johnson County Bar Assn
Charles Eicher
Iowa City Mercy Hospital
A. S. Norris
University of Iowa
Larry G. Rigler
Iowa City
Charged with Hitting C R Police Officer
Gerald E. Clinton, 36, of 711 Fifteenth Avenue SE, was charged with assault and battery after an incident at his home Sunday night. He posted a $110 bond and was released. Police said he grabbed his wife during a family dispute and struck Officer Stanley McClurg in the face before being restrained.
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Gerald E. Clinton
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Clinton
Swords Named 1970 Chamber Civic Bureau Chairman
M G Swords, owner of Swords Service, named 1970 chairman of the Chamber of Commerce civic bureau. He succeeds Ed Zeller. Robert Ellison named program chairman. Dean Metcalf attendance chairman. George Davis program vice chairman. Milt Carlson attendance vice chairman. Executive committee includes Zeller, Harold Ward, Keith Stapleton and Paul Kindig.
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M. G. Swords
Swords Service
Chamber of Commerce Civic Bureau
Ed Zeller
Robert Ellison
Dean Metcalf
George Davis
Milt Carlson
Zeller
Harold Ward
Keith Stapleton
Paul Kindig
Lawsuit Oversees Faulty Gas Heaters After Tragedy
Lawsuit cites Iowa code sections on LP gas hookups. Monroe 43 and Virginia 36 faced six child deaths Larry 11 Robert 10 Patty 8 Wayne 7 Jean 5 Janice 3. State Fire Marshal Robert Leber blamed improperly vented water heater and faulty space heater three days after the tragedy.
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Monroe
Virginia
Larry
Robert
Patty
Wayne
Jean
Janice
Robert Leber
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