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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1975
Page
25
Extended forecast shows partly cloudy skies Saturday through Monday with a chance of rain or snow Sunday and Monday. Highs near 38 to 40, lows from the upper teens to 20s. Local notices include marriage announcements, license records, fines for traffic and equipment violations, and obituaries. Names and addresses span multiple families and local organizations, with events and times listed for churches and services.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists a Sunday publication schedule and subscription rates. It notes mail edition costs and delivery terms, with various weekly prices and circulation details. The notice includes references to republication dates and local distribution notes.
Fragmentary obituary item list noting Benedict's Catholic church Olson Wielstutt service Thursday for Roger Hanson USMG 46 Lin California and Elgin Mrs George Haunson 92 Muelenthaler Oelwein Joe Clarke 65 Albert Ley Minnesota with burial Friday at 4 15 in Oelwein.
Michael DB Barrow, 23, of 613 Davenne NE, was charged with receiving stolen property and possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver after allegedly bringing a stolen turntable to a repair shop. The turntable, reported stolen in a break in at St Paul’s United Methodist Church, was recognized by the shop owner. Police searched Barrow’s apartment with a warrant but found no other missing items. one substance resembling heroin was found between one and two pounds. Barrow posted $25,100 bond and was released from county jail.
Donald Hattery of Hawkeye Area Boy Scout council announced the 1974 Silver Beaver award nominations are due this week or next. Nominations are accepted at the Beazarism Scout Service center. Final selections by the national Boy Scout committee will be announced at the March 4 Recognition dinner in the University of Iowa Memorial Union.
Union members from local 497 of the hotel restaurant and bartenders union press for equitable agreement with future Roosevelt operators after the hotel closed and plans to sell. They cite wage disputes and job re classification proposals, noting wages in the old contract ranged from 1.50 to 2.87 per hour.
A series of sharp earthquakes rattled the Imperial Valley early Thursday cracking windows and walls in Brawley and nearby areas. No injuries were reported.
Vanous asserts compliance with FBI rules in crime reports amid allegations of impropriety. He cites department changes, bugging concerns, and statements about the investigation, noting political shifts and retirements affecting public perception.
Josephine Palumbo 34 of 2324 Lauren drive SW died Wednesday after a short illness. Born February 17 1890 in Termini Sicily she married John Palumbo January 18 1914 in Chicago. She and her husband ran a Cedar Rapids retail store for 46 years and she was a member of St Ludmila Catholic Church. Surviving are her husband a daughter Mrs Shell Goddard of Orange California, a grandson and five great grandchildren. Services 10 am Saturday at St Ludmila's with Rev Robert W. Gizek. Burial Mt Calvary Rosary Friday at 7:44 pm at Janeba Kuha West. Friends may call at Kub's West after noon Friday.
Discussion outlines a proposed 18.5 billion dollar cut and retroactive tax withholding reductions to January 1. Treasury officials say borrowing about 28 billion over six months funds the anti recession program, signaling the heaviest financing operation since World War II era and potential rate increases. Durable goods orders fell 11.8 percent, largest drop in 20 years, dampening defense and production sectors.
Faust Mulaniland 21 of 1 Eleventh Avenue SR was charged with drunk driving after Linn County deputies stopped his vehicle for erratic driving early Thursday. He remained in county jail pending arraignment.
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