Iowa CAP Squadrons Hold Two Day Cedar Rapids Training
Civil Air Patrol units from across Iowa gathered at the Cedar Rapids airport for a two day training session starting Saturday with a simulated search and rescue mission. About 55 senior and 25 cadet members participated with 11 aircraft aiding the exercise and seminars on safety and federal air regulations. An Ottumwa crew located simulated wreckage near Alburnett at 4 50 p m, about 90 minutes after the mission began.
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Civil Air Patrol
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
CAP
Burlington
Mason City
Bob Holub
Arthur Long
Des Moines
Don Bailey
Ames- Boone
John Lalla
Don Thompson
Charles McSorley
Burlington Squadron
Ottumwa
Alburnett
Sioux City
Harlan
Red Oak
Ames
Waterloo
Dubuque
U.S. Air Force
Weather and local notices from the Daily Record
Barometer rising as forecast calls for fair but cold Tuesday through Thursday with a mix of snow or rain later Wednesday and rain likely Thursday. Year ago figures show a high of 28 and low of 28 with no precipitation. Birth notices list Mercy and St. Luke's with newborns. fires report faulty wiring on Seventh Street SE and grass fire at Sixteenth Avenue and Rockford Road SW.
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Primies
C.sccovererseerees
Peurvalera
ANG Benge Es
Seventh Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Rockford Road
Dry Creek Bridge
Northbrook Drive
FBI Nabs AIM Leader Banks in California
Dennis Banks an AIM leader aged 38 was arrested by FBI agents who surrounded a Contra Costa college instructor's home in El Cerrito California and forced surrender. Lehman Brightman 45 director of the native American program at Contra Costa junior college was arrested on charges of harboring a federal fugitive. Both men were in the El Cerrito city jail awaiting Monday arraignment in Oakland before U S Magistrate Thomas Rothwell.
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EL Cerrito
Calif
Dennis Banks
FBI
San Francisco
Banks
South
Dakota
Lehman Leonard Brightman
Contra Costa Junior College
Brightman
Trudy
Dennis
Larcenies Reported at YMCA Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police investigated several thefts at the YMCA 500 First Avenue NE. Items including shoes two shirts purses and cash were taken from the girls locker room around 3 15 p m while the owners were in handball swimming or showering totaling about 70 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
South Africa Signals Angola Troop Withdrawal
South Africa hinted it may pull some troops from Angola amid reports of Soviet-backed forces advancing. Defense Minister Pieter Botha said Pretoria would defend its borders and would address the issue in Parliament next week during the debate.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Angola
South-West Africa
Free World
Pieter Botha
Man Charged in Death of Former C R Resident
Thomas Joseph Kooiker 19 formerly of Cedar Rapids died from gunshot wounds en route to Des Moines hospital. James Pepples 25 of rural Melbourne arraigned in Marshalltown on open murder charge. Preliminary hearing Feb 4. bond set at 100000. Pepples held in county jail. State Bureau of Criminal Investigation aiding sheriff. Services for Kooiker held Feb 2 in Marshalltown.
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Marshalltown
Thomas Joseph Kooiker
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
James Pepples
Melbourne
Koeiker
Marshall County
Pepples
Carl D. Baker
Baker
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Marshall County Sheriff's Office
Osceola
Paul and
Marjorie Kooiker
Erie
Osceola High School
Iowa State University
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Pursel-Davis
Riverside Cemetery
Deaths Elva M Smith and others in region obituaries
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with ages and burial plans. Elva M Smith, 55, of 2519 Sixteenth Avenue SW, died unexpectedly in Illinois. born Oct 8, 1920 in Monterrey. Survivers include stepchildren and siblings. services Monday at Wagler Bloomfield. Burial Monterrey Cemetery. Additional notices cover Hazel Elizabeth Bailey, Amanda Nesteby Hillygus, Donald I Lamphier, Lowell Kane, Theodore Demmer, Raymond Davis, Thomas Hook, Gladys OBrien, Bess Olson, Ernest Posusta, Mary Herman, and Ted Demmer with service details and cemeteries.
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Elva M. Smith
Sixteenth Avenue
Illinois
Monterrey
Cedar Rapids
C and L Truck Lines
Robert Brandon
Dale White
Lois Evans
Lillith Swarts
June Scharff
Ottumwa
Jewel
Postville
Amanda Nesteby Hillygus
East Clermont Lutheran Church
Schutte’s
Elkport
Donald I. Lamphier
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Witt’s
Elkader
Luzerne
Lowell
Pat” Kane
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Halverson-Van Beck
Blairstown
Farley
Theodore A. Demmer
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Reiffs
Center Junction
Raymond M. Davis
Hayden’s
Wyoming
North Madison Pioneer Cemetery
Strawberry Point
Thomas Hook
United Methodist
United Methodist Church. Roberson’s
Oelwein
Emmett
Gladys) O'Brien
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Brant Kern
Marengo
Bess Olson
Marengo Cemetery
Hoover-Valentine’s
Tama
Ernest E. Posusta
Mason-Hand
Solon
Mary Herman
New Hampton Woman Charged With Car Theft
Linda K. Bruening a 20 year old of New Hampton and a 17 year old male from Waterloo were arrested by Linn county sheriff deputies Saturday afternoon for larceny of a motor vehicle and possession of a controlled substance. Bruening faced additional charges including carrying a concealed weapon improper use of registration with bond totaling 8125. They are jailed in Linn county.
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New Hampton
Waterloo
Linn County
Avenue NE
Linda K. Bruening
Bruening
Gazette Co Established Daily Cedar Rapids Edition Headline
The Gazette Co established in 1683 publishes daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second class postage paid in Cedar Rapids with subscription rates listed for weekly and yearly mail and carrier services amidst policy notes on AP news republication rights.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Scientists Find Evidence Of Past Ozone Erosion
Washington report says a celestial triple play 700000 years ago damaged the ozone layer, potentially affecting marine micro organisms and raising future skin cancer risk. NOAA and NCR scientists George Reid Isaksen Paul Cruzen Thomas Holzer discuss weak magnetic fields solar bursts and atmospheric chemistry.
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Washington
UPI
NOAA
Lebanese Crisis Deepens as Beirut Attack Shocks Leaders
Syrian based Palestinian army advances on Beirut as Karami and Haddam survive a shopping car shooting. Chamoun villa looted and set ablaze during siege. Karami to lead a temporary cabinet while talks forge a new government under a Syrian backed truce.
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Palestinian Liberation Army
Beirut
Karami
Abdul Khalim Haddam
Haddam
Camile Chamoun
Christian National Liberal Party
Chamoun
Saadiyet
Bei
Suleiman Franjieh
Lebanon
IRS plans ads to explain new tax credits as refunds slow
The Internal Revenue Service will use public service spots to explain tax credits amid a housing downturn. Taxpayer service specialists must pass a test, earn higher pay, and meet higher qualification standards, while telephone monitoring and computer checks aim to speed accuracy, potentially slowing refunds.
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IRS
Agency
Taxpayer Service
Bureau
Mississippi caucuses pivot to unity in 1976 race
Mississippi held a four phase caucus to choose 24 national convention delegates with both Regulars and Loyalists backing unity behind Gov Cliff Finch. James Goff credited Wallace’s draw to his broad Mississippi base. Archibald Cox backed Udall in Boston as Kennedy and Humphrey mull removing their names in Nebraska. Carter faces pressure after Iowa results in Keene New Hampshire speech.
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Mississippi
Wallace
James Goff
Carter
Mississippi Party
Cliff Finch
Democratic Party Platform Committee
Boston
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Arizona
Morris Udall
Cox
Harvard
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Nebraska
Humphrey
Kennedy
Providence
Keene
N.H
Iowa
Cabin Burns on Essmans Island in Guttenberg
A vacant cabin on Essmans Island in Guttenberg was destroyed by a late Friday night fire. The property was owned by Fred Becker of Guttenberg and was unoccupied when the blaze occurred.
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Guttenberg
Essman's
Fred Becker
Nellie Bly Complete World Trip in 72 Days
On this date in 1890 Nellie Bly, a bold New York reporter, finished a circumnavigation of the globe in 72 days 6 hours and 11 minutes completing a famed journalism stunt and record setting journey.
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New York
Nellie Bly
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C.R. Weather
Daily Record
Mercy
Mark Edler
Stanwood
St. Luke's
Robert Krisch
32100 Avenue NW
Peoria
Ill
James C., Kelly
Kelly
Robert C. Locher
Grande Avenue
YMCA
C.R
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
Bailey
Hazel Elizabeth
David Polk
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Memorial
Associated Press
AP News
Tel Aviv
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Ellis
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
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