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Forecast calls partly cloudy with a chance of snow Sunday and Tuesday and teens to 30s in temperatures. Sun times listed. Births include Mercy on Jan 23 for families of Thomas and John Jones. Multiple court fines posted for speeding and traffic violations. Visitation and funeral notices for Stutts, Lemke, and others scheduled in Iowa locations.
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Thomas
Glass Road
John Jones
Eastview Drive
Michael Silhanek
Keystone
Gerald Gogan
Pawnee Drive
Iowa bill seeks governor appointment of agriculture secretary
DES MOINES AP A bill to replace elected state secretary of agriculture with an appointment by the governor was introduced in the town house on Thursday.
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Des Moines
Drake Elected Chairman Of National Rail Disruption Task Force
Iowa state Rep. Richard Drake R Muscatine has been chosen to lead a national task force examining how rail service interruptions affect rural communities nationwide. The appointment signals focus on impacts to agriculture, commerce and daily life as freight and passenger lines face disruptions.
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Lexington
Ken
Iowa
Richard Drake
Muscatine
Police Chief to review alleged excessive force in arrest
Flatley and friend David Bolt allege excessive force at the arrest near The Times theater. Police Chief Wallace LaPeters acknowledged a possible review but warned it may be hard to prove fault. He noted officers risk lawsuits and cited a prior case of tendon injury after avoiding force.
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Wallace LaPeters
LaPeters
Times Movie Theater
David Bolt
Twenty-sixth Street
Bolt
Obituaries highlight Terrill and local figures
Daniel E. Terrill 67 of Englewood Colorado former Cedar Rapids resident dies after long illness born Sept 11 1907 in Marshalltown farmed near Winthrop worked for Allied Van Lines before moving to Colorado in 1962 surviving wife Agnes two daughters and four sons with many grandchildren and stepchildren services Sunday Brady Kub a funeral home burial Quasqueton cemetery others include infant Jody Ulch death Anna Rejman Nataline Jewett Grace Marlborough and Grace J Marlborough with funeral and burial arrangements in Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Grosse Pointe Mich contexts list family relations church affiliations and service details in local obituary notices.
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Englewood
Colo
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Winthrop
Allied van Lines
Colorado
Agnes
Ron Reed
Capistrano
Calif
Edward Ruhl
Santa Barbara
Phillip E
Albert Trones
James Walsh
Hinsdale
Ill
Kenneth S. Grere
Phoenix
Ariz
Brady-Kuba Funeral Home
Phillip E. Terrill
Quasqueton Cemetery
Anna Rejman
Twentieth Street
Joseph Rejman
Iowa City
Joseph Dolezal
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Lodge
Clarence Frana
A.L. Zachar
St. John’s Cemetery
Kuba East
Nataline Jewett
Fifth Avenue SE
Cecil B. Jewett
Amherst
St. Clair Shores
Grosse Pointe
Mich
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First Methodist Church
Lloyd Thomas
Joseph Jerger
Pinellas Park
Fla
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E. Thomas Jewett
Portland
Ore
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Warren Tobey
San Bernadino
George Alexander
Athens
Greece
Harold K. Shepherd
Johnson City
Tenn
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Cadillac Memorial East Cemetery
Frasier, Mich
Turner East
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Stuart
Des Moines
Indianola
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Telephone Pioneers of America
Billie Lucille Powrie
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Martin Laughlin
Glendale Cemetery
Turner’s West
Ford outlines Middle East settlement prospects and energy plan doubts
President Ford argues a peace conference with Washington and Moscow chairing could yield a settlement with the Palestine Liberation Organization possibly attending. He warns OPEC might mount a united boycott and acknowledges errors in his energy price projections while urging Congress to approve a 300 million dollar aid package for South Vietnam.
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Iowa Budget Proposes Tax Shifts and Education Funding Rise
Governor outlines plan to raise employer and employee pension contributions, remove salary cap, and fix at just over $10,000. A $20 million transport appropriation from an anticipated June surplus is proposed to offset road fund losses. Education gets over half of state funds, with near $800 million direct aid to K-12. Tuition grants rise 60 percent to $9.6 million, maximum grant to $1,200. Des Moines osteopathic college funding, non-public school transport, and detailed regent institution appropriations for 1975-77 are listed, totaling $165.4 million and $170.7 million. Public instruction department requests $430.5 million for 1975-76 and $478.8 million for 1976-77, including $25.8 million for 15 area schools.
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Ray
Iowa
Des Moines College of Osteopathic Surgery
Board of Regents
University of Iowa
University Hospital
Psychopathic Hospital
Bacteriological Laboratory
State
Iowa State
Agricultural Experiment Station
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Northern Iowa
Lowa Braille and Sight-Saving School
Vinton
Lowa School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
State Department of Public Instruction
Faches says probe targets totalitarian tactics not a person
Former Linn County Attorney William Faches said his Cedar Rapids police department probe targets constitutional violations by the agency, not a single individual. He noted his Sertoma talk was about systemic issues, while Vanous claimed blackmail to quit. Radio KHAK will air excerpts from Faches and Vanous discussing the case.
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Linn County
William Faches
Cedar Rapids
Faches
Sertoma Club
Kenneth Vanous
Police Department
Sertoma
Vanous
Cedar Rapids Police Department
KHAK
Kissinger Plans To Visit Nixon This Week
Secretary of State Kissinger will visit former President Nixon at his San Clemente California home for their first meeting since Nixon’s resignation last August. State Department spokesman Robert Anderson said details are not complete.
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Washington
State Kissinger
Richard Nixon
State Department
Robert Anderson
Kissinger
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Eskimo Students Bound for Oregon Culture Program
A group of sixty young Alaskan Eskimo students tour Portland International Airport while awaiting transport to temporary suburban homes in Oregon. They will spend time learning about culture in the lower forty eight states.
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Portland International
Oregon
Judge Rules Commerce Unit Must Hear Iowa Electric Suit
District Judge James Carter ruled that Iowa Atty Gen. Richard Turner must pursue his challenge to late payment penalties charged by Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. before the Iowa Commerce Commission, noting potential court action if the commission handling is bypassed and recognizing substantial legal questions over the penalties.
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Judge Rules Commerce Unit
Iowa Electric
Iowa
Richard Turner
Lowa Commerce Commission
James Carter
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Turner
Carter
Gazette subscription rate notice and republication rights
The notice outlines subscription pricing and carrier areas for The Gazette Ca paciity Reno, with rates including $1.05 per Sunday and $70.00 for 52 weeks for other regions. It also states AP news dispatch rights and exclusive use for local news republication.
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U 5
Plan Approved Desegregation Plan by Boston School Committee
Boston AP report states the Boston school committee unanimously approved a voluntary desegregation plan to be submitted to U S District Judge W Arthur Garrity. The action follows efforts to integrate schools and comply with federal desegregation orders.
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Boston
Boston School Committee
U. S
W. Arthur Garrity
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