Five day forecast and city notices from January era
The forecast calls for five days Thursday through Monday with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal. Normal highs 25 to 30 north and 30 to 35 south. lows 6 to 17 north and 12 to 16 south. Precipitation about a quarter to half inch, mainly snow Saturday and Sunday. Also reports on weather station readings, legislative actions, family notices, divorce petitions, decrees, and local police activity with fines for traffic violations.
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Tursey
Fom Tam
Ree
Oe Apa
Ate
Bem Demree
New York
Penn HS
Hoover Day bill targets August near Hoover birthday
A Des Moines report notes Rep Howard Hamilton introduced a bill to establish the Sunday nearest Aug 10 as Herbert Hoover Day. The item includes a list of obituary notices and funeral times from various Iowa towns with names, ages, churches, and burial locations.
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Des Moines
Howard Hamilton
Tipton
Herbert Hoover
Reach Settlement Out of Court in Dram Shop Suit
A federal court dram shop suit filed by Barbara J. Tooman of Crystal Minn against Donald Kinch Jr and Cedar Rapids and Iowa City bars reached an out-of-court settlement. Tooman sought 90000 from each defendant for injuries from a May 26 1966 traffic crash in Waconia Avenue and Bowling Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal, Minn
Donald Kinch, Jr
Ozark Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Barbara J. Tooman
Waconia Avenue
Bowling Street
Pope Eases Tone on Bid For Change
Vatican City AP report says Pope Francis shifted to a more hopeful stance on church reform during his weekly audience. He acknowledged growing challenges since Vatican II, but urged that the turmoil signals a healthy spirit and an immense reserve of goodwill within the church.
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Pope
Middle East News: Legal Fight Mentioned In Linn Suit
A Linn district suit seeks to plant an Israeli flag on court property amid ongoing tensions. Reports from Baghdad cite Donald Wild and Teoman of Minneapolis claiming damages and demonstrations, with figures listed for actual and exemplary damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Donald
Bowen Named New Leader at Claremont Colleges
Bowen, who earned a bachelor from Washington State University and a master’s from the same state, is praised as he takes the arch of truth goodness and beauty to a great learning center. He previously sold jewelry in the Northwest and will lead the Claremont colleges following Virgil Hancher’s 23 year tenure.
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Claremont Colleges
Bowen
Washington State University
Chicago
Washington State
University of Town
Jerusalem
University
Hel
Washington
New York
University of Illinois
Grinnell College
Town
Virgil Hancher
Cedar Rapids Plans De-Watering Upgrade at Water Plant
Cedar Rapids City Council authorizes Howard R. Green to draft plans for sludge de-watering machinery at the water pollution control plant. A $400,000 federal grant supports the project with total cost around $1.6 million. Installation slated for September 1970 uses fly ash with chemicals to reduce moisture in sludge to about 12 percent.
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Cedar Rapids
Howard R. Green, Engineering Co
Water Pollution Control Administration
U.S. Department of the Interior
Public Improvements
Donald Canney
Realtors See Preliminary Plans of Police-Fire Center
Public Safety Commissioner Oberthien unveiled preliminary plans Wednesday for a shared police and fire center in Cedar Rapids. He said legislation is needed to place the project on a single bond issue and noted potential federal funding. The plan calls for about 101000 square feet near First Avenue and the expressway, including a 720 square foot joint communications center and shared classrooms and maintenance facilities.
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Public Safety
Obo Oberthien
Cedar Rapids
Oberthien
William Matias
First Avenue
First
Second Streets
Pere Eeesetegar
First Street
E Avenue
Memorial on May's Island Proposed by Cedar Rapids Veterans Council
The Vietnam memorial committee of the Cedar Rapids Veterans Council submitted to the city council a petition seeking cooperation to build four memorial fountains on May's Island. Estimated cost is about 60 thousand dollars with fountains along the east and west seawalls drawing Cedar River water and lit for color effects. The plan, supported by Parks Commissioner Donald Gardner and Mayor Frank Bush, hinges on broad community support.
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The
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
City Planning Commission
Donald Gardner
Frank Bush
Court records a Linn County case involving McDowell plea
Edward L. McDowell, 19, of 710 Fifth Avenue SE, pled guilty in Linn district court Tuesday to larceny and operating a vehicle without consent. Judge J. Paul Naughton imposed suspended five year and one year sentences, placing McDowell on two years probation. He was accused of taking a car from Urbana owner Thomas Ferguson on Sept 30, with a prior municipal court charge tied to a power saw theft on Oct 6 from Marvin Noeller.
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Edward L. McDowell
Fifth Avenue SE
Linn District Court
J. Paul Naughton
McDowell
Bureau of Adult Corrections
Thomas Ferguson
Urbana
Quaker Oats
Marvin Noeller
Tenth Street
Toddville Youth Arrested on Assault Warrants
Randall J. Davis, 18, of route one, Toddville, was arrested Tuesday on two warrants for assault with intent to commit a felony. Warrants, issued by Glenn Powers, Bertram township justice of the peace, cite Davis for grabbing two Toddville girls at their home and threatening rape if they did not accompany him upstairs. He is held in the county jail on $1,000 bond per charge.
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Randall J. Davis
Route One
Toddville
Glenn Powers
Bertram Township
Davis
Vandals Damage Unfinished House in Paris area
Sheriff investigates vandalism at a Montana style unfinished house on Mt Vernon road SE near Whichway 12 in Paris. About $350 damage reported to Ray Baresh's construction. Oil company workers struck thermopane windows and plumbing torn out.
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AIG WC Ueome
Frank’ ‘Farmon
Mt. Vernon Road
Paris
Ray Baresh
Rome
Iuly's
Cedar Rapids Council Passes Third Reading on Cab Rates
Cedar Rapids city council approved a third reading of an ordinance raising taxicab rates. The new structure sets 55 cents for the first quarter mile and 10 cents for each additional quarter mile, with 15 cents for each extra passenger and an hourly rate of 5 dollars. The change was requested by Cedar Rapids City Cab Co Inc Century Cab Co Ace Cab Co and Miller's A 1 Cab Co.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids City Cab Co., Inc
Century Cab Co
Ace Cab Co
Miller’s A- 1 Cab Co
Seven Iowa men enlist in Navy and Marines
Local recruiters reported seven Enlistees from Iowa, including Ralph D. Sills of Olin and Daniel R. Besler of Manchester bound for the Marines in San Diego, and Dennis D. Hamilton of Ottumwa with James M. Hart of 1112 Eighth Street NW in the Navy. Several other servicemen received promotions or assignments in Alaska Vietnam and Japan.
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San Diego
Marine Corps
Ralph D. Sills
Olin
Daniel R. Besler
Manchester
Joseph W. Trey, Jr
Garber
Frank J. Calvert
Keswick
Marine
Navy
Dennis D.hamilton
James M. Hart
Japan
Ottumwa
Refugee Tents Lost in Storm Kill Des Moines Marine
An AP report states Pfc. John J. Fogarty Jr., 19, of Des Moines was killed Jan. 25 in Vietnam while on a patrol out of tents in refugee camps. Jordan reports the worst snowstorm in 20 years causing heavy damage and disruption to communications.
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Vietnam
Washington
Amman
Jordan
Defense Department
John J.j
Fogarty, Jr
Des Mointes
Palestine
Obituaries of Cedar Rapids residents listed with multiple deaths
Obituary notices for William Lee Crawford 41 of 360 avenue NW and John M. Johnson 68 of 433 J avenue NW, James Wilt 65 of 2763 Franklin avenue NE, Gilbert Gedson of 124 K avenue NW, Wilbur Charles Suhr 61 of 3223 Mt. Vernon road SE, and August F Holmquist 76 with details of birth, marriage, military service, churches, residences, survivors, and funeral arrangements in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
Cedar Rapids Will Hear 1969 Street Resurfacing Plan
City council approved filing of the 1969 street resurfacing program totaling 82,686 dollars and set February 19 for a public hearing and bid opening. The plan covers 15 segments including C avenue NE Regal avenue NE Maplewood drive NE Twenty-first Street NE and others with the city funding the entire cost and no assessments.
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Cedar Rapids
C Avenue
Twenty Ninth
Thirty-second Street
Regal Avenue
Lorraine Street
Old Marion Road
Maplewood Drive
H Avenue
Twenty-first Street
First
F Avenue
D Avenue
Twentieth Street
E Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Sixteenth
Nineteenth Street
Washington Avenue
Third Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Street
Nineteenth Avenue
Tenth Street
Second Avenue
Eleventh Street
Hinkley Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Johnson Avenue
Twelfth Street
Fourteenth Street
Thirteenth O
Memorial Services and Funerals in Des Moines and Depew
Memorial services were held for Harry M Davis at 2 pm in the Chapel of Memories with entombment in the same mausoleum and Cedar Memorial funeral home in charge. Mrs Terry Johnson’s service was held Thursday at 1 pm at St John’s Lutheran Des Moines with burial at Resthaven Cemetery. Dunn’s Funeral Home handled arrangements. Sanford Fuhrman Funeral Home planned services for Sanford Peterson in Graettinger at 9:30 am Thursday and burial at North Cemetery in Depew. Frances E Jakoubek’s funeral was Thursday at Turner Chapel East with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery and Rev Michael D Seitz officiating. John Rodriguez’s mass was at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 am Thursday with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Rosary was recited Wednesday at Turner Chapel East by Father O’Brien.
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Wiliam Lee Crawford
360 Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Solling Radio Co
Hampton
Virginia Spear
Edgewood Baptist Church
Mary
Kim
Wendi
Deborah
Ane
William Lee II
Turner Chapel West
Multiple Nsclerosis Fund
John M. Johnson
J Avenue NW
Lehigh
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Minnie Petersen
First Lutheran Church
Machinist Union
Maurice Hachey
Charles R. Johnson
Vinton
George Jordan
Huxley
Minnie Sandwich
Whittier
Calif
Lincoln Henderson
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Herman Johnson
Newhall Calif
Rohn
John M. Jensen
Linwood Cemetery
Rohn Funeral Home
Davis
Harry M
Chapel of Memories
Glenn
W. McMichael
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Johnson
Terry
St. John's Lutheran Church
Des Moines
Resthaven
Dunn
North Cemetery
Depew
Jakoubek
Frances E—Turner
Michael D. Seitz
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Rodriguez
John
O’brien
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Gazette
Senate
Yo City
Iowa Law Enforcement Academy
Robert D. Ray
Douglas M. Johnson
Hiawatha
Kenneth J. Jans
Broadmore Road
Donald R. Solynties
Crestridge Drive
St. Luke's
Jan
Clyde Monroe
Eighth Street
Delbert Nelson
Oakland NE
Robert Blackburn
Bever Avenue
Karen M. Kremenak
Fred M. Kremenak
Linda Kay Kech
Kenneth G. Kech
Ronald W. Benton
Opal A. Benton
Kathleen J. Shimek
Wilbur E. Shimek
Geraldine D. Johnson
Robert 5. Johnson
Carol Ann Craft
Dennis Rogguel Craft
Patricia Ann Eige
Jonathan Lynn Eige
Rebecca Ann Luthe
Fred C. Luthe
Mary Jean Kuhse
Ronald Lee Kuhse
Bernice Irene Neunaber
Paul Henry Neunaber
Shirlene K. Simpson
Bert D. Robinson
Walker
Gayle I. Wall
Timothy K. Grissel
Ely
Marcia R. Swaney
Mr. Vernon
Larry TL. Bair
Lisbon
B Avenue NE
Pipe Sia
X Avenue NW
Vernon Road
Harold F. Klug
Marion
Gary W. Reedy
Eleventh Avenue
Larry D. Sherrill
Springville
Carl W. Burgett
Blairs Ferry Road
Lawrence W.W. Feckel
Seventeenth Avenue
Wenfrell G. Neubauer
Fifth Street SE
Patricia J. Colton
Sixth Avenue SE
Iowa
Edgeviged
Elizabeth Ksinger
Appleton's
Frank Parker
Wecalo
Texas
Powell's
Luowdeno
Albert Meier
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chapman's
Clarence
Lowden
Chiles Conrad
Zion United Church of Christ
Chapman’s
Marengo
Donald J.misbach
Myron Misbach
St. Mary’s Church
Williamsburg
McSwiggin and Uhlmann
Center Point
George W. Eldred
Brainerd
Cemeinvg
Murdoch
Annette Lee
Sheila Rene
Ronald J. Hird
Vinton Catholic Cemetery
Fry and Holland
Hopkinton
Charles M. Kirby
St. Luke’s Church
St. John’s
Placid
Devaney’s
Monticello
Newhall
Clara Kerkman
St. John Lutheran
Fellmer's
Keystone
van Horne
Herman C
St. Andrew’s Lutheran’ Church
Fayette
Otto Kopenhagen
Bellas-Wright
Finch
Russo’s Pizza House
Ranch Supper Club
Kennedy’s
Li’l Bill's
Babb’s Place
Sportsmen
Vatican City
Mid-East
BVULO
London
Cairo
Egypt
al Ahram
Abba Hushi
Haifa
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery
Eseot
Ire
Police
Central Fire Staton
Cinola
Gherthien
May's Island
Linn Sheriff's Office
Sirike
aSeet
Brush Chapel
Third Street
Council
Pueblo
E. Iowa
Marines
A. Johnson
Cmdr
Lloyd Bucher
Fifth Air Force
Seventh Fleet
David J. Beed, Jr
David Beed
Thirty Second Street
Richard B. Pohorsky
W. A. Pohorsky
K Street
Army
Ft. Wainwright
Alaska
Jack Rhinehart
David A. Rhinehart
Victor
Kerry L. Bates
Kenneth L. Bates
Fairbanks
Charles W. Lyman
H. G. Lyman
Thirty-fifth Street
Michael C. Stolte
Ed W. Stolte
Jora Clarence
Francis E. Bell
John F. Bell
Bennett
Shanghai
John R
Petersmith
Christina Petersmith
Washington Avenue SE
Robert H
Davisville
R.1
Joseph R. Mander
Crow
Christian Science Church
Second Ave
William L. Crawford
James Wilt
Franklin Avenue
Downing Box Co
Montrose
Colo
Florence Marie Lester
Lancaster
Wilt
Alburnett
Downing Box
Bethel United Methodist Church
Bette Henning
Everett Warren
Joe Reiks
Bethel United Methodist Church of Alburnett
Gilbert Gedson
K Avenue NW
Quaker Oats Co
Addie Godson
Marjorie Porter
Turner Chapel
John I. Thomas
Bethel Ame
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wilbur C. Suby
Wilbur Charles Suhr
Voorhies
Leona Anderle
Suhr
Hanford American Legion Post
Postal Clerks Union
the Goodfellows
Ross R. Groves
Beatty-Bearle
Karl A. Huebner
Calvin Sinclair Presbyterian Church
Cedar . Memorial
August F. Holmquist
August F. Holmquist, Jr
Fourth Street NW
Big Stone City
S.D
American Legion
John Bakkum
Shellsburg
Hjalmer Halverson
Montevideo
Harold Webber
5.D
August Holmquist, Jr
Charles Holmquist
Champion Funeral Home
Osage
Osage Cemetery
T. Want
John E. Lapes