Weather Outlook Southeast Friday Through Sunday
Extended forecast shows a chance of snow in the southeast Friday and across the state Sunday. Temperatures include highs from the mid 20s to mid 30s, near 40 by Sunday, with lows 5 to 15 Friday and Saturday and rising to the 20s by Sunday.
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Anchorage
Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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Dee Enee Renee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Births and town records in The Daily Record
Mercy Jan 13 and Jan 14 births listed for Oliphant Regan Less White Chavez Spores Stolba Hoper and others with Ce dar Rapids and Cedar Rapids connections. Fires at First avenue and Thirty-second street SE. radiating heat incident. probable heater short at Waconia avenue trailer. Multiple fines issued for speeding disobeying signs and license violations. locations Cedar Falls Ankeny Marion and Waterloo cited. totals vary by offense.
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Thomas Less
Blairstown
Charles White
Northtowne Court
Polo Chavez
Maplewood Drive
Deborah Spores
Twelfth Street
Kenneth Stolba
Mark Hoper
Twenty-seventh Street
First Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Waconia Avenue
Roger Bach
Center Point
Monica Brooks
Center Point Road
Hemlin Beasley
Springville
Kathryn Pettit
Underwood Avenue
Kathryn Wood
Oakland Road
Kenneth Gilchrist
Anna Fielder
Summer Circle
Arnold Frey
Old Marion Road
Debbie Sieck
Maynard
Mary Hunemuller
J Avenue
Margaret Conner
Vermont Street
Dawn Larson
Klinger Street
Richard Eldridge
Cedar Falls
Edward Ehrenberger
Fifth Avenue
Daniel Parks
Blake Boulevard
Marvin Oliver
Waterloo
Daniel Kibler
Marengo
Robert Lessman
A Avenue
Rodney Ivers
Ankeny
David Johnson
Hopkinton
Larry Fuller
Central City
Terry Browning
First Avenue SE
Michael Miller
Memorial Drive
Milanou Boddicker
Tenth Avenue
Daniel Rogers
David Ritchie
DeLong Drive
Marion
Larry Wild
Keystone
Timothy Lavasseur
John Pledge
Tenth Street SE
Rickey Rufer
Monroe
Wis
Iowa City Ends Nine Year Pact With University Heights
Iowa City council voted to terminate the nine year agreement that supplied police fire water and sewer services to University Heights a 1800 resident enclave surrounded by Iowa City. Dec 1977 service cutoff expected after annual payments of about 105000 with 170000 forecast for 1976 and future costs.
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Iowa City
University Heights
Carol de Presse
Clark Skips Sioux City Luncheon Over Picket Line
U S Senator Dick Clark refused to cross a picket line at the K D stockyards station in Sioux City causing a clash with the Sioux City Press club. Clark said as a senator he would not intervene in a local labor dispute though club VP Gene Ambroson disagreed noting his involvement. The K D building owner, Kermit Lohry, said the project is open shop with both union and nonunion workers.
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Sioux City
Dick Clark
Kermit Lohry
Clark
State Pursues Tougher Laws To Combat Drug Pushers
DES MOINES UP I The Iowa Department of Public Safety sought tougher broader laws for 1976 including a bill to raise the maximum drug dealing fine from 2000 to 10000 and harsher penalties for conspiring to market controlled substances. Officials said higher fines deter dealing and that harsher conspiracy penalties would curb operatives merging to dodge the law. Also notes a 1965 death of soprano Jeanette MacDonald in Houston at 57.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Department
Jeanette MacDonald
Houston
Carol Helms obituary in Cedar Rapids area
Jean A. Helms 39 of 143 Twenty-ninth avenue SW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a short illness. Born April 6, 1936 in Ryan she resided in Cedar Rapids since 1954 employed at Cedar Rapids Engineering Co member of St Ludmila church St Joan's Circle and Linn County Rural Letter Carriers auxiliary. Surviving husband Russell G. Helms five daughters and four sons and parents Marcella and Clair Magirl two brothers and one sister. Services Saturday 10 a.m. at St Ludmila church with burial at St Johns cemetery. Rosary 8 p.m. Thursday and wake 7:30 p.m. Friday at Jane ba Kuba funeral home.
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Jean A. Helms
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Ryan
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Engineering Co
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
St. Joan’s Circle
Linn County Rural Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Russell G. Helms
Lamont
Cindy
Shelly
Stacie
Shanna
Kelly
Michael
Steve
Danny
Eric Helms
Marcella Magirl
Clair Magirl
James Magirl
Cedar Falls
John Magirl
Belding
Mich
Robert W. Cizek
St. John’s Cemetery
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home West
Bertha Olive Barker
Thirty-eighth Street
Tipton
Carl Edward Barker
Cedar Rapids Business College
Rude Auto Co
Immaculate Conception Church
Gerald E
Thomas C
Richmond
Kenneth Wasler
Livermore
Calif
Robert Duncan
Rock Island
Ill
Richard J. Hess
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father Hess
Stewart Funeral Home
Frances M. Zahradnik
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Joseph Zahradnik
Ely
First Presbyterian Church
Martha Chaloupka
Delbert Smyth
Frank
William
Milo
Lumir
Agnes Andrie
Brush Chapel
Rogers Grove
United Methodist Rally at Cornell College Set
About 275 United Methodists plan the Cedar Rapids district winter rally January 18 at Cornell College Mt Vernon. Rev. Ronn Kerr of Nashville will speak in two parts on The Monday Morning After Part I at 3 20 p m Part II at 7 45 p m in King chapel with 2 p m registration. A 5 p m discussion on the heifer project and Ames Experience follows with supper and group singing. Maranatha Singers directed by Sandra McMeek will perform co ordinator Deane Tate and registrar Milt Hunt. Registration $3 adults $2 youths.
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MT. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Cornell College
Ronn Kerr
Nashville
Tenn
Cornell Commons
King Chapel
Kerr
United Methodist
South America
Ames
Maranatha Singers
Sandra McMeekin
Sigourney
Deane Tate
Tipton
Milt Hunt
Solon
Noonan and Fiser Involved in Northbound Crash Near Intersection
Report states both cars were northbound when Fiser struck Noonan during a U-turn. Both drivers wore seat belts and escaped injury. Estimated damage 300 dollars per vehicle. Sheriff notes past chase involving Borseth with a damaged patrol car.
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James Noonan
Fiser
Noonan
Walter Grant
Borseth
Kissinger cites SALT as permanent problem for U S security
Kissinger warned that without a new agreement after SALT I expires next year the United States could face a severe economic crisis and global instability. He flies to Moscow for talks with Leonid Brezhnev to pursue a nuclear weapons accord while noting disagreements over Backfire bombers and cruise missiles. He also urged withdrawal of all outside forces from Angola, criticizing Cuban troops and Soviet arms support to the MPLA. Choi En-lai’s death will not weaken U S China relations, which rest on permanent interests.
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Angola
State Department
Kissinger
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Marxist Popular Movement
MPLA
sub-Saharan Africa
National Front
The
National Union
U.S
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Syria
Israel
Middle East
Golan Heights
Choi En-lai
Budget Review Pressures Cedar Rapids Budget
Cedar Rapids city council hears that the current fiscal year shows close adherence to estimates but with salary costs higher due to seasonal staff. Officials warn of potential overages in streets and parks departments if winter costs or early spring hires spike, and urge future cost cuts and departmental spending curves.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob McMahan
Bill Heins
McMahan
Streets Department
Parks Department
Heins
Three Arrested For Larceny Of CB Radio
An alert officer led to the arrests of Robert Heiderscheid Lance Scott and David M Zach on larceny charges after a citizen band radio was stolen from a car owned by Terry Bean. The radio was recovered. Heiderscheid released on bond while Scott and Zach remain jailed on $7500 bonds each.
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Robert Heiderscheid
Sixteenth Street
Lance Scott
David M. Zach
Robins
Terry Bean
Fifth Street
Bean
Heiderscheid
Scott
Zach
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the Daily Record
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Sixth Street
James Regan
Pepperwood Hill
St. Luke's
Tony Millburn
Deborah Christy
Charles Hunt
Dorthey Turner
Magistrate's Court
Katherine Varvaris
Sinclair Avenue
Doreen Taylor
Forty-second Street
Neal Berlin
Berlin
Iowa
Floral & Botanicals
16Th Ave
Carl E. Barker
Leo R. James
Blairs Ferry Road
Searsboro
Noelridge Baptist Church
Gordon Kellenberger
Amana
Richard J
Colorado Springs
Colo
Robert L
Cora James
Delmar
Charles Allen
Walter Meyers
Montezuma
Turner Chapel
Taylor
Raymond L
Kuba Funeral Home
Paul Traeumer
Grace Episcopal Church
Linwood Cemetery
Ee Eugene A
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. David Pepper
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Mrs
Hazleton
Leslie Weston
Hazleton Presbyterian Church
Stanley
Hintz
Victor
Victor van Hamme
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Rosary
McAninch’s. Independence
Lewis Main
First United Presbyterian Church
White's
Independence
Lillie Peyton
Troy Mills Christian Church
Dyersville
Ed Drexler
Basilica of St. Francis Xavier
McBride's
Toddville
Roy Virgil Hagerman
Free Methodist Church
Toddville American Legion
Dunkard
Murdoch's
Viola
John H. Hakes
Murdoch’s
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue 5
Butz
Council of Economic Advisers
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Tass
Fourline
Soviet Union
Ussr
U.S.A
Hal
Schaefer
Don Canney
Nashville, Tenn
Edward Potter, Jr
Commerce Union Bank
Truman
Sears
Sears Garden Tractor
Gazette
James Akers
Dial
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