January weather and local obituaries brief record
Daily Record summarizes January precipitation totals 0.38 inches, normal 1.51, and 0.38 for 1976. It notes wind W 23-35 mph at 10 p.m. and Monday sunrise 7:33 with sunset 4:58. Births listed for Mercy and St. Luke's facilities, plus numerous funeral notices across Iowa towns from Clinton to Independence and beyond.
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Picort
Ford outline tax cuts and energy steps to curb recession
The plan includes a 15 billion income tax cut via rebates, a 3 dollar per barrel crude oil tariff with a 7 cent gasoline rise, a 18 billion 1975 tax cut, up to 12 percent investment credits, new home energy insulation credits with aid, removal of domestic oil price caps, deregulation of interstate natural gas sales, and a voluntary auto fuel efficiency program with emission standard delays.
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Congress
Church pushes study of oil import federal corp and efficiency tax
The subcommittee backing long term oil policy calls for Congress to study direct federal purchase of imported oil, a federal oil corporation, and a tax based on auto efficiency. It urges equipment allocation to non OPEC areas while acknowledging consumption curtailments will be hard but necessary to curb long term economic impact.
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U.S
Congress
Davenport Central Wins Kohawk Invitational Speech Tourney
Davenport Central high school captured the traveling cumulative sweepstakes at the 39th Kohawk Invitational Speech tournament held at Coe College. More than 300 students in 102 teams from 36 schools across four states competed Friday and Saturday. Henry Sibley high school and West St. Paul earned the tournament sweepstakes trophy.
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Davenport Central High School
Coe College
Henry Sibley High School
West St. Paul
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Youth Robbery at Dairy Maid Store
About $68 was taken from the Dairy Maid at 3219 Mt. Vernon road SE just after noon on Saturday. A boy around 14, wearing a ski mask, demanded money and implied a weapon before fleeing with the cash in a brown paper sack.
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Dairy Maid
Mt. Vernon Road
Where They Are in Today's Gazette
Regular Sunday features are missing from their usual places in the Gazette. The Dear Genie column appears on page 16C and the crossword on page LOD, indicating a page layout shift for today.
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Gazette
Genie
Cedar Rapids Gazette Facts and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Night Night Edition and Sunday six issues $4 24 per week and $45 per 52 weeks. Afternoon Editions and Sunday seven issues $4 29 per week and $46 per 52 weeks. Other states and U S territories $70 per 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions accepted in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press has exclusive rights to local news republication.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedarapids
U.S. Territories
Randall Home Damaged by Fire
The second story of Don R. Randall's residence at 627 I avenue NW suffered extensive damage in a fire at 4 31 p m Saturday. Firemen noted water and smoke damage throughout the two story frame house and attributed the blaze to an electric light to bedding. No one was reported injured.
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E Avenue NE
Avenue NW
Bishop's
Lindale Plaza
Hollywood Boulevard
Don R. Randall
I Avenue NW
Merton Lewis Dies in Central City at 62
Merton C. Lewis 62 longtime Central City resident died Friday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born June 21 1912 in Ashton he served in World War II and owned edited the Central City News Letter until 1964. Survived by wife Norma three sons Janet a daughter two grandchildren and two sisters services Monday at 1 30 with visitation after 2 pm Sunday at Murdoch’s Central City.
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Scotch Grove
John Otten
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Goettsch’s
Monticello
B — James
Mary Kibbee
Smith’s
Grinnell
Independence
Lester A. Brooks
Mason-Howe’s
Ross L. Gallup
White
White’s
Aeton Cemetery
Allen Hammelman
Ite’s
United Methodist Church
Murdoch
Green Cemetery
Morley
Pamela Jo Roling
Alan Roling
St. Francis Xavier
Dyersville
Kramer’s
Winthrop
Mabel Fagan
St. Patrick’s Church
Fawcett’s
Chelsea
Mary L. Thorne
Hrabak
Central City
Merton C. Lewis
Cedar Rapids
Ashton
Norma Brewer
Central City News-Letter
Anamosa Newspapers
Robert Lewis
New Orleans
John
Orange
Texas
Gene
Janet
Merna Andrews
Dallas Center
Gerald McGrath
Murdoch’s
Helen Navratil
Jerry
Godfrey
Cedar Falls
In Loving Memory and Fund Totals
In loving memory of John Miller Lois Bready Milo Chehak and others from families in Missouri and local groups. The text lists multiple memorials and amounts raised or needed including 15 442 24 21 500 00 and other figures, with various names and affiliations.
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John Miller
Lois Bready
Milo Chehak
Robert Donahue
Kimberly City
Doris
Linn Grove
Frank Ernberger
Martha
Claude Roth
Howard M. Jordan
Leonard
Lydia Shupitar
Mable Harlan
Mrs. Technik
Karin G. Masaryk
Manchester Man Charged With Drunk Driving
Warren D. Donovan, 19, of Manchester route three, was charged with drunk driving and speeding 60 in a 35 mph zone. He was arrested on Center Point Road NE by state troopers and held in Linn County jail on $800 bond Saturday night. Drive Safely.
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Warren D. Donovan
Route Three
Manchester
Center Point Road
Linn County
Minneasota Blizzard Strikes Midwest As Guard Responds
Snowstorm paralyzed the upper Midwest with sub zero temps and eight inch snowfall forecasts. Governors Kneip and opponents ordered the National Guard to aid stranded victims in Minnesota and South Dakota. Blizzard warnings extended across Minnesota, North Dakota, and Northern Michigan as winds reached 90 mph in Sioux Center and temperatures plunged near 20 below zero in northern North Dakota.
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Minn
Minnesota
South Dakota
National Guard
Richard Kneip
Sioux Falls
North Dakota
Michigan
Great Lakes
Dakotas
New York
Northern Plains
Sioux Center
Iowa
Canada
Winter's First Sub Zero Reading In Cedar Rapids
The Gazette reports Cedar Rapids airport recorded sub zero temperatures at 9 p.m. Saturday with 10 p.m. showing just above zero. The cold spell persists into today and Monday with improving by Tuesday, while Eastern Iowa avoids heavy snow and forecasts remain cold but gradual warming later in the week.
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Cedar Rapids
Winter
Mercury
Gazette
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Obituaries Heavy with Local Names
Cedar Rapids obituary notices list Frank L Murphey 38 of 5480 Wyoming Dr SW died Friday of apparently self inflicted gunshot wounds ruled death by own action. Survived by wife Barbara Harris three daughters and two sons. Multiple other obituaries for Milo C Mach Emilie Hansen Francis Henry Anton and more give service times burial places and family details in Kuba Turners and Janeba-Kuba funeral homes.
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Frank L. Murphey
Wyoming Drive
Filer
Idaho
Cedar Rapids
Midwest Emory Freight System
Citizens Band
Rocky Mountain
Okla
Debbie
Vicky
Julie
Frank, Jr
Rickey
Les Mur Hey
Kuna
Jack Prettyman
Betty Lou Raynor
Boise
Fred
Nampa
Francis
Abiga
Oregon
Ronnie
Belleview
William Harnish
Kuba
Blizzard Cancellations Hit Minnesota Programs
A blizzard in Minnesota led to event cancellations including the Minnesota Historical Society program titled How to Survive Winter, at St Paul.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Minnesota Historical Society
Legislative Coverage From Des Moines Legislature Preview
The Gazette reporter Frank Nye will cover the 1975 Iowa legislature at the statehouse in Des Moines with daily notes and the Legislative Notes column. AP and UPI reporters and photographers join Harrison Weber of the Iowa Daily Press Association to provide updates. Nye’s page B preview outlines upcoming actions.
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Statehouse
Des Moines
Gazette
Frank Nye
Associated Press
United Press International
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press Assa
UPI
Nye
Warship Fire Doors Indonesian Tugboat Near Kuala Lumpur
A Malaysian warship shot an Indonesian tugboat about 50 miles south of Kuala Lumpur as it attempted to land guerrillas. The incident occurred a decade ago, highlighting tensions in the region surrounding Malaysia and Indonesia.
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Kuala Lumpur
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