Weather chart for C R and Elsewhere
A fragmented forecast lists high and low temperatures for cities including Anchorage Los Angeles Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Paul Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Honolulu Seattle Houston Washington and notes a weekend chance of snow in the southeast with highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s and lows around 5 to 15 Friday and Saturday rising to the 20s by Sunday Year ago today reports a high of 22 and a low of 0 with no precipitation.
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Births and local notices in The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports births at Mercy on January 13 and St. Luke's on January 13 and 14, naming parents and addresses for several newborns. The page also lists multiple traffic fines, license violations, and vehicle issues including overheated motors and radiator heat mishaps, with names and residences.
Iowa City Votes To End University Heights Pact
Iowa City council voted to end a nine year pact providing police fire water and sewer services to University Heights effective December 1977. Only councilwoman de Presse opposed. University Heights pays about 105000 annually. projected cost to supply services rises to about 170000 by 1976 and beyond. University Heights rejects annexation and contends taxes are near the 30 mill limit.
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University Heights
Carol _ de Presse
Neal Berlin
Berlin
Iowa
State Seeks Tougher Laws To Fight Pushers
Des Moines Iowa Department of Public Safety unveils 1976 legislative goals including a bill to raise the drug dealing fine from 2000 to 10000 dollars and stiffer penalties for conspiring to market controlled substances. Officials say harsher penalties deter dealers and curb evasion by combining operations. On this date in 1965 soprano Jeanette MacDonald died in Houston aged 57.
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UPI
Iowa
Jeanette MacDonald
Houston
Clark Skips Sioux City Luncheon Over Picket Line
Senator Dick Clark refused to cross a labor dispute picket line at the K-D stockyards station in Sioux City. The press club argued his inaction still signaled involvement while owner Kermit Lohry described renovations and an open shop policy with both union and nonunion workers.
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Cedar Rapids Obituaries Mrs Russell G Helms and Bertha Barker
Obituary notices for Jean A. Helms 39 of 143 Twenty-ninth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a short illness born April 6 1936 in Ryan resident since 1954 employed at Cedar Rapids Engineering Co member of St Ludmila's Catholic church and St Joan's Circle and Linn County Rural Letter Carriers auxiliary survives husband Russell G Helms five daughters four sons and others with services Saturday at St Ludmila's burial at St John's cemetery Rosary and wake details given. Bertha Olive Barker 76 of 642 Thirty-eighth Street NE Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness born Sept 29 1899 in Tipton married Carl Edward Barker Aug 19 1925 resident 60 years graduate of Cedar Rapids Business College employed at Rude Auto Co member of Immaculate Conception Church survives husband two sons a daughter a brother and 11 grandchildren services Thursday at Immaculate Conception Church burial Mt Calvary cemetery Rosary at Stewart Funeral Home and wake details. Leo R James 56 of 808 Blairs Ferry Road NE Cedar Rapids resident most of life and independent truck operator died Tuesday following an accident.
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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
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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
Leo R. James
Blairs Ferry Road
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
Death notices and funeral rites in Cedar Rapids area
Multiple obituaries and memorial notices from Cedar Rapids area papers. Names include May 23 1919 birth, Noelridge Baptist Church, and World War II veteran status. Surviving relatives span Iowa towns such as Marion Ely Montezuma and Cedar Rapids with services led by various pastors. Burial and visitation details at Turner chapel east and west, Brush chapel, and local cemeteries.
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Noelridge Baptist Church
Gordon Kellenberger
Amana
Richard J
Colorado Springs
Colo
Robert L
Ely
Cora James
Marion
Delmar
Cedar Rapids
Charles Allen
Walter Meyers
Montezuma
Turner Chapel
United Methodist Rally at Cornell College in Mt Vernon
About 275 United Methodists are expected for the Cedar Rapids district winter rally at Cornell College Mt Vernon on January 18. Rev. Ronn Kerr will speak in two parts on The Monday Morning After with 3 PM and 7:45 PM sessions in King Chapel. The event includes a 5 PM discussion on the heifer project and the Ames Experience, with supper, music, and the Maranatha Singers performing.
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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
Traffic collision on northbound lanes results in minor damage
Continued from Page 1, department, and Officer James Noonan were driving the cars involved. Both cars were northbound, according to the accident report, and Fiser's car struck the Noonan car as Noonan was making a U-turn in the intersection. Both were wearing seat belts and neither was injured. Damage was estimated at $300 on each vehicle.
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Fiser
Noonan
Borseth chase tied to prior pursuit and grain policy debate
Sheriff Walter Grant noted a previous five year old chase in which a patrol car was damaged by Borseth. He linked that incident to broader concerns as the state department and the council of economic advisers warned Soviets would seize grain sold to communist nations. Butz criticized the soil cost sharing plan ACP as a low priority, citing average payments under $200 and arguing USDA’s 800,000 employees are largely tied to the farm program.
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Borseth
State Department
Council of Economic Advisers
Butz
USDA
Kissinger cites SALT limits, Angola war, and China ties
Kissinger warned SALT is a lasting problem and no new accord could trigger a US economic crisis and global instability. He flies to Moscow for talks with Brezhnev on a nuclear accord while noting Soviet Backfire bombers and American Cruise missiles remain sticking points. He criticized Cuban and Soviet roles in Angola, urged withdrawal of foreign forces, and said U.S. ties with China rest on permanent interests.
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sub-Saharan Africa
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National Union
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Israel
Middle East
Golan Heights
Choi En-lai
Budget Review in Cedar Rapids Mulled Tightening
Cedar Rapids council hears six month budget review. Auditor McMahan notes salary costs high at 55 percent of budget due to seasonal staff, with 1,000 on payroll now and 1,600 peak. warns winter storms could push streets over budget and parks over if early spring brings more seasonal workers. Heins notes funds must be carried over into next year. Schaefer urges possible cuts later. Mayor Canney orders spending curves by department to gauge seasonal effects.
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McMahan
Streets Department
Parks Department
Heins
Schaefer
Don Canney
Three Arrested For Larceny Of CB Radio
An alert police officer led to the arrest of three men charged with taking a citizen band radio from a car owned by Terry Bean. Robert Heiderscheid Lance Scott and David M Zach, all aged in the late teens, were jailed in lieu of bonds totaling 7 500 each with the radio recovered. Heiderscheid was released on a court order.
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Sixteenth Street
Lance Scott
David M. Zach
Robins
Terry Bean
Fifth Street
Bean
Heiderscheid
Scott
Zach
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