Weather and local notices from a mid century daily record
Weather forecast notes snow chances and temperatures for Saturday through Monday, with highs in the 20s to 30s and overnight lows in the teens. Regional city data include winds, humidity, sun rises, and routine climate figures. Births, marriages, and obituaries list local names and towns, with several police and fire calls and court fines noted for Marion and surrounding areas.
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Amieles Seayant
Honolulu
Houston
Wachingiot
Tessin
Singapore confronts Palestinian ties amid refinery attack talk
A Singapore statement notes possible Palestinian links to radical groups, citing a 1972 massacre with 24 dead and 70 injured, and a Japanese jetliner hijacking. It mentions Koga Okamoto serving four life terms and alleges radical planning to damage Shell’s Pulau Bukam refinery with a plastic explosive. Also, Chief Justice Burger meets Japan's prime minister on a Tokyo visit.
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al Israel
Koga Okamoto
Amsterdam
Valeyo
Benghazi
Libya
Alter Hey
Gariff
Shell
Singapore
Pulau Bukam Island
Turger
Tivalee Tokyo
Warren Burger
Japan
Supreme Court
Kakugi Tanaku
Trucker protests spark crossstate security measures
Western Pennsylvania reports of truckers firing at vehicles on US 22 and I 80 amid rock throwing damage while New Jersey and Ohio police vow to boost patrols. Paul Baker claims coordination for Ohio shutdowns, denouncing violence though condemning road block actions. A W Usery and James Drinkhall critique fuel allotments and price gouging inspections as inadequate.
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Interstate WO
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
New Jersey
Poliea
Ohio Highway Patrol
Paul Baker
Bat
A.W. J. Usery
James Drinkhall
Why Truckers Protest Centers In Ohio
Ohio and western Pennsylvania host the protest by independent owner operators, about a third of the nation’s 104,000. Drivers blame harassment by the Ohio highway patrol and seek relief from fuel surcharges, higher freight rates, and other changes. National Guard deployment occurred during earlier blockades, with Ohio’s yard aiding patrol efforts on busy routes.
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Cleveland
George Ryan
Ohio
Ryn
Council of Independent
Pennsylvania
Ohio Naonal Guard
jAkron
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ryne
Ohie National Yard
Columbus
Deaths Edith Garcia Edith Alunan Gereia 37
Edith Garcia Edith Alunan Gereia, 37, of wat VINE avenue SE, died of Hunshol wounds early Wednesday morning. Born June 4, 136, in Freeport, Pla, she had been employed as a waitress. Surviving are four daughters, three sisters, three brothers and two half-brothers. Services: Commander funeral home, DeFeniak Springs, Mla. Burial: Black Creek cemetery, Walton county, Ha. Local arrangements were failed by his inner chapel.
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Edith Alunan Gereia
Wat Vine Avenue
Freeport
Pla
Thress
Commander Funeral Home
DeFeniak Springs
Mla
Black Creek
Walton County
Courthouse News Tax Levies Higher on 18 Month Basis
The Gazette reports Linn county rural property taxes for 1973 are recalculated on an 18 month basis per state law, raising levies though most residents will pay less this year. Details include the county’s 11 month levy basis and adjustments tied to the 18 month cycle.
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Linn
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Gazette
Hilmi Soka
Syri
Fiscal Moines
Bora
Honts
Syria
Fs County
Turner West Andi
Part
Phuyaday
Cedar Rapids
State Comptroller’s
the Gazette
Cedar, Rapids
Community
Ml. Veynon
Central City
Monticello
North Linn
Anamosa
Springville
College Community
Lisbon
Center Point
Linn-Mar
Alhurnell
Marion Independent
Solon
County Board of Education
Gas Rate Fight Shapes Local Tax and Power Rates Debate
The piece outlines a prolonged dispute over rate increases and refunds, detailing utility proposals, commission rulings, appeals in Scott County Court, and shifting tariff plans. It also covers county and municipal levy figures for Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas, with specific tax and school district levies, and notes on corrections for Cedar Rapids levy totals.
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Enmimissinn
Illinois
Sealt County
Seott
Curt
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Hiawatha
Linn-Mar
Parenthrses
Bertram
Tae
Ee Boulder
Brown
Buffalo
Clinton
College
Fairfax
Payette
Anklot
Gran
Tackson
Linn
Maine
Monroe
Otter Creek
Putnam
Pea Grove
Dean Pleads Guilty in Watergate Jury Case Trial Set
Dean Jon, over 70 percent black in population, calls the jury system’s handling an affront. The cafe case will be tried on April 1 after Dean pled guilty last October to conspiring to obstruct the Watergate break in probe. Segretti, a political operative for the President’s re election committee, pleaded guilty to 1972 Florida primary election law violations and is serving six months in a California federal facility.
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Jon
Chapin
Watergate Grad
Donald Segretti
Segretti
Florida
Longoe
Calif
Dean
Rights Ruling Pay 2.4 Million in Atlanta Discrimination Case
A federal judge in Atlanta ordered Georgia Power to pay nearly 2.1 million dollars to black workers who faced job discrimination. The ruling followed a Justice Department civil rights division proposal and affirmed a U.S. Court of Appeals decision backing the government suit. Attorney General Saxbe touted the award as the largest final decree in a justice department job discrimination case.
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Washington
UPL
Atlanta
Georgia Power Up
Justice Department
Sidney Smith
Civil Rights Division
U.S. Circuit’ Court of Appeals
Saxbe
Rebozo Seeks to Rebut Leaks in Watergate Probe
C B K B T C president and Nixon ally Rebozo asks the Watergate committee to allow him to testify and publicly rectify leaks about alleged presidential campaign fund use. His attorney says a telegram was sent to committee members requesting public clarification of purported malicious, false leaks.
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Miami
Rebozo
Heboza
Senate Watergate Committee
Alan Greer
Cre Conmittee
Thhey
Rebaxo
Rebax
Key Biscayne Bank and Trust Co
Nixon
Car Runs Traffic Light Crashes Into Cars and Hydrant
Police report a driver ran a traffic light, struck a parked truck, and hit a fire hydrant injuring 12 year old Tim J. Weaver of 185 Oklahoma Avenue SW who was treated at Mercy hospital for a concussion. He faced a ticket for disobeying a traffic signal. The other driver Marvin W. Couch of 2600 By Avenue NE was examined at St. Luke’s hospital and released.
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Mercy Hospital
Tim J. Weaver
Oklahoma Avenue
First Avenue
Twenty Ninth Street
Weaver
Marvin W. Couch
Avenue NE
St Tatke's Hospital
National Guard Ads on Milk Cartons Reach Dairies
Washington brief reports the National Guard, short of 63,000 soldiers to meet recruitment targets after the draft ended, turning to advertisements on milk cartons. Dairies across the country are placing notices to draw attention to Guard and reserve service.
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National Guard
Gaad
Sixty four on ship defect to West after Hamburg dock
Sixty four passengers aboard a Polish ocean liner are missing and apparently defected in West Germany. The ship was docked at Hamburg when the incident was reported Thursday by officials in Hamburg.
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Hamburg
West Germany
Polite
Claim Inadequate Food for Beds Held in Prisons
Amnesty International cites a highly reliable source in Indonesia reporting that thousands of alleged Communist prisoners face starvation like conditions. The daily ration reportedly shrank to one plate of noodles and boiled vegetables with occasional beans, amid mass detentions after the 1965 coup.
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London
Indonesia
Amnesty International
Jakarta
Salembra
Titl
Aronesty
Suharto
Amnesty
Martin Ganals
Sukarno
Man Held After Fire Charge In Redford Case
In REDFORD England police arrested pensioner Ciryl Swann for setting rubbish ablaze. In court he admitted wanting jail due to homelessness. The judge ordered him held in custody pending welfare reports.
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Redford
England
Ciryl Swann
Ils
Swiss Lift Ban on Foreign Investments
Swiss authorities lifted the restrictions imposed during the 1072 monetary crisis, announcing a general opening of foreign investment limits as part of broader economic stabilization steps in Bern. The move was confirmed by government officials and aims to attract capital and spur growth.
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Bern
Schleeeland
Pilot Charged 300 For Thruway Takeoff
LITTLE FALLS N Y UPI The New York Thruway Authority fined James Washington of Rochester 300 for using the thruway for a takeoff after his single engine plane landed there with low gas. He also was fined 5 for unauthorized landing.
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Little Falls
UPI
New York Thruway Authority
James Washingstor
Rochester
Thruway
Service Station Operator Fined For Overcharging on Christmas Day
In New York a Brooklyn man, Joseph Florenza, 29, who ran a gasoline van, agreed to pay a $3,500 fine to the Internal Revenue Service for overcharging Christmas day customers. He also must restitution $2,797 in overcharges, IRS Director Trobart Dath announced.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Trobart Dath
Joseph Florenza
Brooklyn
Wercharges
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Edward A. Jons
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Richard L. Johnson
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Jenny C. Simmons
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Sanya Kefferdon
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Thomas Mally
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Charles Lee
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Quasqueton
Ardyce M. Wilson
Jefferson
S.D
Quasqueton Union Church
Troy Mills
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Mison-Hayne
Independence
Nichols
Julia Mazen
St. Mary's Catholic Church
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Edward Z. Dutschi
Zion Presbyterian Clutch
Murdoch
Why Truckers
Edith Garcia
Hilmi Saka
Kinseick
Madge
Joh P. Woods
Westminster United Presbyteri Church
Hanford American Sedian Post
Cedar Memorial Funeral Homes
Lianee Joyatt
L Oy Area Board of Education
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County Levy
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