Jan 28 births and public notices fill Daily Record page
Local notices report several births including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Boddicker in Norway and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tichy on 3303 Southland Street SW, plus other birth announcements. The page lists traffic violations, court actions, and a series of obituaries with service details across Iowa towns such as Norway, Marion, Central City, Vinton, Independence, Belle Plaine, and Cedar Rapids.
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Gary Boddicker
Norway
Charles Tichy
Southland Street
Marvin Hoyt
K Avenue
Dennis Burgess
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Charles Fadness
Center Point
Bradford Mason
Central City
Alan R. Wilson
First Avenue
Kenton Ellithorpe
Old
Marion Road
William Schultz
Thirtieth Street
Dillon D. Jones
Mechanicsville
Daniel Holub
Monticello
Steven Morrissey
Coggon
Raymond Stauffer
Thirty-fourth Street
Lloyd Herbst
Solon
Richard Angell
William Costello
Hiawatha
Bryan Reilly
Heath Street
Lester Hollander
Parkland Drive
Daniel Steyne
Second Avenue
Charles Schrim
Sioux City
Greg Loy
Twelfth Avenue
Gary Gilbert
Mt. Vernon Road
Raymond Gulick
Belle Plaine
Raymond Morris
Walker
Douglas Hoth
Fernwood Drive
Lawrence Theisen
Sixteenth Avenue
Gene Lewis
Robert Clark
Norman Roberts
Terry Wilhelms
Atkins
Average Pay To Senators Was $9,000
DES MOINES AP State senators averaged more than 9 000 from the state in salary and expenses last year under Iowa law a senator earns 5 500. The report by Ralph Brown shows 16 of 50 senators received over 10 000 in 1973 for salary and expenses. SH The data highlights disparities among districts with Polk County members earning less due to lower expenses.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Senate
Ralph Brown
James Griffin
Council Bluffs
Leonard Anderson
Sioux City
Warren Curtis
Rcherokee
Iowa Senate
Clifton Lamborn
Maquoketa
Lamborn
Sen
James Schaben
Dunlap
Schaben
Vernon Kyhl
Parkersburg
Kyhl
Miami
Fla
Polk County
Brown
Arthur Neu
R-Carroll
Neu
Chicago
Phoenix
RAF Bombers Hit Berlin Again Visible Fires Across Sky
Thirty years ago RAF bombers attacked Berlin, setting fires that could be seen from about 200 miles away, marking a notable air raid with wide geographical impact and enduring wartime memory.
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Berlin
Obituaries for Mrs. Roger D. Kincaide and John Popelka
Mrs. Roger D. Kincaide 33 formerly of Cedar Rapids died unexpectedly Saturday at her Wheaton home. Born Jan 5 1941 in Cedar Rapids she married Roger D. Kincaide Aug 1 1962. Surviving husband son Geoffrey twin daughters and other relatives. John Popelka 77 Cedar Rapids resident died after brief illness born Dec 27 1886 in Ceska Ribna Czechoslovakia lived in Cedar Rapids 60 years retired grain miller formerly with Quaker Oats. Surviving wife two sons six grandchildren and a great grandson..Services for Mrs. Kincaide 2 p.m. Tuesday Chapel of Memories with entombment there.Call Cedar Memorial after 6 p.m. Monday. Friends may donate to medical research. Services for Mr. Popelka 10 a.m. Tuesday Brush chapel and 10:30 All Saints Church. Burial at St John's. Rosary recited 7:30 p.m. Monday at the chapel.
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Roger D. Kincaide
Cedar Rapids
Wheaton
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Thunderbird School of International Business
Phoenix
Spain
Nairobi
Kenya
Geoffrey
Wendy
Stephanie
Ernest Kosek
Ernest George
West Des Moines
Karen V. Nelson
Glen Ellyn
Chapel of Memories
Larry R. Johnson
First United Presbyterian Church
Chapel of Memories Mausoleum
John Popelka
Ceska Ribna
Czechoslovakia
Quaker Oats Co
Cadets of St
George
Charles
Brush Chapel
All Saints Church
Edmund J. Becker
St John's
Stella Buchanan longtime Cedar Rapids widow dies in Minneapolis
Stella M Buchanan born December 29 1891 in Norway Iowa died Monday in Minneapolis after a brief illness She lived in Minneapolis the past year Survivors include daughter Mrs Donald Taylor Hopkins Minnesota son Lyle F Minneapolis six grandchildren seven great grandchildren and sister Cora Towe Vinton Services 1030 a m Wednesday Turner Chapel West Rev Al Von Nelson First Lutheran burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call Turner Chapel West after 4 p m Tuesday The family suggests memorials to Masonic Memorial Hospital.
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Stella M. Buchanan
Kessler Drive
Ralph Buchanan
Minneapolis
Norway
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Donald Taylor
Hopkins
Minn
Lyle F
Cora Towe
Vinton
Turner Chapel West
Alvon Nelson
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial
Masonic Memorial Hospital
Watergate debate widens splits on impeachment action
In a U S News and World Report interview Saxbe warned a bitter partisan impeachment could tear the nation apart and hurt the economy. House Republican Leader John Rhodes urged impartiality, saying any congressman who has taken a strong impeachment stance should not vote, a view he applied to Democrats last week. He also cautioned that judges with preset outcomes are suspect.
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Judge issues arrest warrant for Tim Stockstell
Johnson county district court judge Robert Osmundson ordered the arrest of Tim Stockstell of Iowa City after he failed to appear for trial on a charge that he sold marijuana to an undercover agent on October 26.
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Iowa City
Robert Osmundson
Johnson County
Timothy Stockstell
Stockstell
Pacifist War Crimes Vow by Hull End Signs
Secretary of State Hull pledged that Pacific war criminals would be punished when the war ended, asserting unwavering determination to seek justice for offenses in the Pacific theater. The statement framed postwar accountability as a top U.S. objective, signaling resolve amid global conflict.
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Energy updates show allocations and Hawaii gas plan
Energy allocations aim to cover 95 percent of February needs with at least a 12 day oil inventory by March 1. Hawaii enacts a gasoline distribution plan allowing arrival on alternate license plate numbers, no ration books, long lines, and only in Honolulu county. World Bank President McNamara warns energy crisis is a price problem for poor nations as crude oil costs soar. Shell Oil's Bridges predicts U S supply remains 2 to 3 percent below demand into Q2 even if embargo ends.
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FIO
Hawaii
Honolulu County
Robert McNamara
World Bank
McNamara
Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in Florida
Ben M. Butler, 82, a former Cedar Rapids resident and Welch Cook Bears salesman, died Saturday in St. Petersburg, Florida where he had lived recently. Services will be held Tuesday at St. Jude's Cathedral in St. Petersburg. Thomas Bretts Funeral Home is in charge. Burial is in Shelbyville, Illinois. No immediate survivors.
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Ben M. Butler
Cedar Rapids
St. Petersburg
Fla
Butler
Welch Cook Bears
Florida
St. Jude's Cathedral
Thomas Bretts Funeral Home
Shelbyville
Courthouse Worker Sues Holman Co. For $625,000
Johann Aschenbrenner, a Linn county man and Bechtel Corp. employee, filed a Linn district court petition seeking 625000 in damages over a Feb 12 1972 accident at the Duane Arnold Energy center construction. He alleges a bioshield not secured to a vessel fell 24 feet, injuring his right leg and requiring several operations.
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Linn County
Bechtel Corp
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Holman Erection Co
Johann Aschenbrenner
Linn District Court
Gasoline rationing coupons printed at BEP for March 1 use
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing began printing gasoline rationing coupons last Friday and will run around the clock to produce up to 1.6 billion coupons for possible use by March 1.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Hiawatha Sued For Damages In Auto Accident
Dennis Bush sues the city of Hiawatha for 5000 in Linn district court claiming an October 31 crash on Willman Street at Fifth Avenue due to a street end without warning signs or adequate lighting caused him to run off into a ditch and suffer injuries requiring hospitalization.
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Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
Dennis Bush
Linn
Willman Street
Fifth Avenue
Memorial Services For Brom Clarence H
Memorial services held 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at First Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. George W. Carlson. Burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Turner Chapel East until 9 p.m. Monday and at the church from 10 a.m. to 1:25 p.m. Tuesday. Casket will not be opened after the service. Duncan Donald Lee services Monday at 2 p.m. in Chapel of Memories entombed in Garden of Eternal Love Cedar Memorial. Survived by two sisters Lucile Sr and Helen E Duncan Cedar RapidsArrangements Cedar Memorial funeral home.
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Brom
Clarence H
First Lutheran
George W. Carlson
Cedar Memorial
Turner Chapel East
Blaze Blamed On Kids Playing With Matches
Fire caused extensive attic damage at a Cedar Rapids home Saturday. Three year old Lisa Lane sustained burns on hands face and feet and was in satisfactory condition at Mercy Hospital. Two brothers were in the house as Cedar Rapids fire crews returned Sunday to observe smoke rising from the ashes. Firefighters used an ax to rip out embers smoldering in the wall.
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Cedar Rapids
Lisa Lane
Charles Lane
Third Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Lane
Truckers Vote to Extend Work Stop Page in Ohio District
In Youngstown Ohio four hundred truckers organized as Steelhaulers of America Chapter One voted Sunday to continue the work stoppage. Northwest Ohio Chapter of the Fraternal Order of Steelhaulers plans to join a nationwide shutdown set for Thursday. Spokesman Tom Borer says action stems from insufficient government response on fuel prices and freight rates.
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Washington
Youngstown
Ohio
Steelhaulers of America
Northwest Ohio
Order of Steelhaulers
Tom Borer
Krogh Defends Ellsberg Amid War Policy Critique
Krogh says Ellsberg has a different war view and not an enemy of the United States, while noting the climate of labeling him a traitor is set by the top man. CBS 60 Minutes interview follows reports of another plumbers' operation tied to Pentagon spying and possible action against Nixon aides.
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Krogh
United States
Nixon
Alger Hiss
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Thomas Moorer
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Walford Man Charged With Drunk Driving
Lawrence B. McGurk aged 42 of Walford faces a drunk driving charge after an erratic drive past a state trooper radar check north of Walford on Friday. He was released from Linn county jail into custody of the community court services.
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Walford
Lawrence B. McGurk
Friday McGurk
Linn County
Community Court Services
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State Seeks Chiropractor License Revocation in Iowa
Iowa refiled a suit to revoke the chiropractic license of Thomas C. Sturgeon Jr. of Cedar Rapids. The previous petition was dismissed in December for failure to follow hearing procedures. A Feb 14 hearing at 11:30 a.m. is scheduled.
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Iowa
Thomas C. Sturgeon, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Sturgeon
Trinity Expands Reduced Price Lunch Program
Trinity Lutheran school revises guidelines for reduced price lunches to broaden eligibility. Family size income thresholds are listed from one person at 3830 to twelve at 15220 with 890 for each extra member. Applications are sent home. copies are available at the principal's office. End.
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Trinity Lutheran School
Bill Dieckhoff
FCC Hikes Fees for Radio and TV Licenses 20 Years Ago
Twenty years ago the Federal Communications Commission proposed charging broadcasters and others fees for government license applications and authorizations. Fees ranged from three dollars to fifteen hundred dollars, applying to radio and television operations and related entities.
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Federal Communications Commission
Property Tax Phase-out Helps Taxpayers Over 18 Months
The 18 month phase-out of personal property tax shifts credits to taxpayers. With a $4,500 credit, a $10,000 property example shows state coverage of the tax on the credit and reduced net tax for the balance. Installment options and timing are outlined, with the last phase returning to 100 mills by mid 1975.
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Laren
Selden
Briggs
Larew
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