Weather forecast Highlights Friday Night Across Regions
Rain is expected Friday night over the Pacific Northwest middle Atlantic coast and parts of Florida. Snow is forecast for the northern Plains upper Mississippi valley Great Lakes the Ohio valley including the middle and northern Atlantic coast. Mostly fair elsewhere. Extended forecast calls for partly cloudy Sunday and Tuesday with a chance of snow Monday. Highs in the teens lows generally below zero.
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Births and Local Court Fines Reported
Birth notices from Mercy St. Luke's and Anamosa list newborns to Lea Loan Loughren Werneburg McGowan Fisher Rogers and others. The district notes multiple traffic and code violations with fines, plus investigations at Center Point road NE and utility incidents on Wilson avenue and Sunland court SE.
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Center Point Road
Wilson Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Sunland Court
Fifth Avenue
Brentwood Circle
Budget Leaders Call Ray Plan Tight and Realistic
Gov Ray presented a 1977 79 budget described as tight by both parties with Republican leaders hailing realism while Democrats warn of sleight of hand in funding roads. The debate focused on county versus city road funds and property tax relief with party leaders urging fiscal restraint and caution.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Sug
Dale Cochran
Eagle Grove
George Kinley
Senate
Ray
Obituary notice for Hubert Stone Morgan and multiple services
Hubert Stone Morgan 70 of 1147 Thirty first street NE died Thursday after a sudden illness He was born October 22 1906 in Rubio and lived in Cedar Rapids 39 years He married Grace Maners January 4 1942 in Kirksville MO He served in World War II and worked 15 years at Collins Radio Co before retirement Surviving are wife two daughters Ralph James Coffman Newton six grandchildren two great grandchildren and several siblings Services 10 30 am Monday at Chapel of Memories with Rev Wilson Hyde Entombment Cedar Memorial Mausoleum Friends may call after 5 pm Saturday and after 9 am Monday at the chapel Kitzberger Betty 10 am Saturday at Brush chapel cremation committal Peterman Frank Louis Turner Chapel East 10 30 am Saturday Rev Alan R Schultz Ascension Lutheran Marion Burial Stanwood Cemetery Friends may call Turner East until 10 am Saturday Casket not opened Stevenson Sue A Graveside Shanon City 1 pm Saturday Casket not opened O Neal Randall Lee Trinity Lutheran Church 1 30 pm Saturday Rev Richard L Thompson Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call Turner West until 9 pm Friday and at the church Saturday 10 am to 1 25 pm Casket not opened Harry F Horn Turner Chapel East 1 30 pm Friday Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery
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Marion
James Bennett
Orlando
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Des Moines
Margaret McClure
Richland
Chapel of Memories
Wilson Hyde
Trinity United Methodist Church
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O'Neal
Randall Lee
Trinity Lutheran Church
Richard L. Thompson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner West
Ole Cleared in Marion Dog Attack Case
Ole the German Shorthaired Pointer owned by Jerry and Sue Truemper was cleared in a Marion attack case after a Leash incident. A $15 fine was imposed for not leashing the dog. A Collie was the focus of possible charges if the injured party filed against its owners.
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Sue Truemper
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Carriage Hill
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Jim Rittmer
County Ruling Denies Deputy Overtime Pay
Former Linn lieutenant George Ferris must repay 946 dollars after a county attorney opinion limits overtime pay to 80 percent of the sheriff s annual salary. Auditor Merle Kopel says Ferris earned more than the cap in 1976 and withheld the disputed amount pending review.
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George Ferris
Ferris
Merle Kopel
Kopel
Eugene Kopecky
Walter Grant
Grant
Robbery at Dairy Maid on First Avenue NE
The Dairy Maid store at 1526 First Avenue NE was robbed of less than $25 Thursday evening. Two black males 5'5" to 5'10" tall, weighing 120 to 150 pounds, entered at 6:45 p.m. One held the attendant while the other took money. The same store was robbed about two weeks earlier and another Dairy Maid location was robbed last December.
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Dairy Maid
First Avenue NE
Sixth Street
Ray proposes tax, school aid, and social program tweaks
Governor Ray urges ideas on gasoline tax reform and retains a sales based corporate tax. He proposes quarterly collection, a $35 million windfall and $25 million set aside for refunds. He seeks freezing the school aid formula at 74 percent, delaying the move to 80 percent, and outlines ADC boosts, solar energy funding, Medicaid stasis, and various program adjustments.
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Lindquist
University of Iowa
Dubuque Area
Regents Say Ray Budget Generous But Not for State Funding
Iowa regents hear Gov Ray budget increases regents institutions mainly from higher student charges rather than state appropriations. Officials note overall rise about 7 to 7.3 percent with a $280.3 million allocation, up from $273.8 million, and stress no extra tax money.
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Board of Regents
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R. Wayne Richey
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Richey
Iowa Memorial Union
University of Iowa
Ray Friday
Willard Boyd
Carter nominates staff as Carter cabinet picks move forward
Carter awaits Senate action as announces staff for future posts led by Brzezinski as national security aide and Powell as press secretary. Vance earns senate committee approval for secretary of state. Brown and Bergland also move through panels. Schmidt meeting set with Carter with Callaghan and Fukuda invited. Giscard not discussed.
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Moore
Jim King
Edward Kennedy
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Carter
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Vance
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Bell
National Conference of Black Lawyers
Gardner wins National Book Award critics circle fiction
National Book Award winners announced with John Gardner for fiction for October ight. Elizabeth Bishop takes poetry for Geography II. Maxine Hong Kingston cited for non fiction The Woman Warrior. Bruno Bettelheim honored for literary criticism The Uses of Enchantment.
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National Book Critics Circle Award
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