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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1975

Page

2

Cedar Rapids Bumper Theft And Local Notices

Cedar Rapids brief notes bumper theft from Larry Peterson at 3117 Tamara Drive SW valued at $100. Ring stolen from William Cottrell at 102 Brentwood Drive NE valued at $120. Hospital update for Mrs Charles Barrancotta of Lockport New York after knee surgery at St Luke's Hospital room 423 with visitors allowed.

Larry Peterson Tamara Drive William Cottrell Brentwood Drive Charles Barrancotta Lockport N.Y St. Luke’s Hospital

Galaxy bigger than Milky Way photographed by UC team

Berkeley based astronomer Prof Hyron Spinrad photographed a galaxy named 3- C123 eight billion years old using the Lick Observatory 120 inch telescope. The galaxy, five to ten times larger than the Milky Way, contains trillions of stars and is moving away from Earth at about 2.7 trillion miles per year. The light has traveled six trillion miles per year for eight billion years. Spinrad’s observation relied on a new backlight filtering device developed by a team at Lick Observatory. The galaxy is about a million times fainter than the naked eye can detect.

Berkeley Calif Milky Way University of California Hyron Spinrad Spinrad Lick Observatory Mt. Hamilton Earth

Services Set for Verlyn Gemberling

Verlyn Gemberling 69 widow of Clarence E. Gemberling died Tuesday at an Iowa City hospital after a long illness born May 12 1906 in Lisbon served as Alburnett postmaster 30 years member of Alburnett United Methodist church and Retired Postmasters Assn Surviving Vernon C Beasmore and Robert L Beasmore Lisbon and stepdaughter Sally Gemberling Tucson Visitation Thursday until 1 Services Thursday 1 30 Turner's East Mt Vernon Cemetery Memorial fund set. ON THIS DATE in 1850 President Zachary Taylor died at the White House

Alburnett — Verlyn IL Gemberling Clarence Edward Gemberling Iowa City Lisbon Tucson Ariz Turner’s East Mt. Vernon Cemetery

Lions Thinned at Kruger Reserve. PM Vorster Shoots Lion

In SKUKUZA South Africa wardens at the Sabre Sand wildlife reserve began thinning the lion population after deer losses. Prime Minister John Vorster attended and shot a 450 pound male lion, confirming the dramatic action.

Skukuza South Africa Sabre-Sand Wildlife Reserve John Vorster

Cedar Rapids Gazette header and circulation notice

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Night Edition and Sunday rates listed with weekly and yearly prices. subscriptions by carrier and mail. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

the Gazette Co Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

Refiners to Raise Sugar Prices Ahead of Summer

Major refiners announced higher charges for grocery sugar as wholesale prices rise to about 26 cents per pound. Analysts noted volatility with last year’s spike still fresh, while retail changes depend on store stock and consumer reaction to prior increases. Cane sugar on the New York market edged higher early in the week, but remains below year-ago levels.

New York

Rate Increase Voted By Hospital Board

INDEPENDENCE The People's Memorial hospital board voted to raise the per diem rate for intermediate care and private pay patients from 15 to 19 dollars effective August 1. The state department of social services notified the increase. social welfare patients are reimbursed retroactive to July 1.

Board of Trustees of People’s Memorial Hospital State Department of Social Services Richard Hamilton Betty Meehan Reeves Hall S. L. Anthony Vinton

Girl Arrested For Damage to Mail Boxes

A 12 year old girl was apprehended early Wednesday by police after being spotted with three other children outside the Bowman Woods pool. She carried a bar of soap from a pool restroom breakin. The others fled. police planned later arrests. The group allegedly damaged mailboxes at 124 Brentwood Dr NE and 116 Brentwood Dr NE. The 12 year old was released to her parents.

Bowman Woods Jack Mills Brentwood Drive Martin Guerrero

Grand Jury Indicts Man in Check Case in Iowa

A former Mason City man now living in Cody Wyoming is indicted by a Cedar Rapids federal grand jury for interstate transportation of a forged check. Michael Leese age 27 allegedly cashed a $9,500 forged check drawn on a Cody bank at Community State Bank in Clear Lake on February 24.

Mason City Cody Wyo Cedar Rapids Federal Grand Jury Michael Leese Community State Bank Clear Lake

Grand Theft Count Filed in Larceny Case

Eugene L. Norris age 18 of 326 H avenue NW is charged with grand larceny for stealing two tires and two mag wheels worth 200 dollars from a car at Suedeman's tire service on June 12. A 16 year old girl was charged four days later. Norris posted 1000 dollar bond and was released from county jail.

Eugene L. Norris H Avenue NW Norris Suedeman’s Tire Service F Avenue NW

More Records Subpoenaed in Grain Probe

A Linn County court ordered added subpoenas for business records in an investigation of a Cedar Rapids grain deal. Judge Louis Schultz ordered Stebbins and Co. to produce files for Independence Wholesale Co. Carl J. Eddy and William Postel. Records cover 1974 to 1975. Bank records for the company and two individuals were already subpoenaed.

Linn County Cedar Rapids Louis Schultz Stebbins and Co Oelwein Independence Wholesale Co Carl J. Eddy William Postel Eugene Kopecky

U S Jury Indicts 3 in Bank Case

A federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids indicted Thomas Overbeck Joseph Jackson and Timothy Chisholm for the armed robbery of 2575.90 from the Garden City office of Tri County State Bank of Zearing on June 19. The indictment lists five counts and notes Overbeck dressed as a woman during the theft. All three are jailed in Eldora and set for arraignments at 10 a.m. Thursday.

Garden City Hardin County Cedar Rapids Thomas Overbeck Joseph Jackson Timothy Chisholm Tri-County Zearing Overbeck Eldora

U S Seeks Liaison Country For Viet Nam Interests

Washington reports the United States has begun talks with an unidentified nation to represent American interests in South Vietnam. Key issues include nine American captives, $100 million in private U S investments, Saigon’s stance toward former regime supporters, and the return of U S aircraft and ships used by South Vietnamese servicemen to flee to Thailand.

Washington U.S South Vietnam Saigon Hanoi Thailand

Square D Machinists Ratify Pact

Machinist union members at the Square D Corp. Cedar Rapids plant ratified a three year contract the first of its kind with economic terms negotiated nationally The tentative agreement covers 21 electrical product plants in 14 states about 5000 workers retroactive to July 1 Notes say Teamsters at Square D are not covered and talks with them continue

Square D Corp Cedar Rapids Square D Teamsters

Collins Entry Wins Powder Puff Derby 1975

Collins Radio Co. employee Trina Adela Jarish won the 29th annual powder puff derby. The 33 year old avionics customer service manager from Los Angeles competed among 102 entrants in the 2590 mile air race from Riverside California to Boyne Falls Michigan. Jarish flew a Beechcraft Bonanza A36 equipped with Collins navigation gear. Winners are chosen for overall performance and speed.

Collins Radio Co Trina Adela Jarish Avionics Collins Los Angeles Jarish Riverside Calif Boyne Falls Mich Collins Radio

Illinois Youths Held On Auto Theft Count

Cedar Rapids police arrested two boys ages 15 and 17 on auto theft charges after a car was stolen in Forestal Village Illinois. They were found in the 2400 block of C street SW around 11 p.m. and are held in the county jail pending return to Illinois.

Cedar Rapids Forestal Village Ill C Street Great Lakes Illinois

Police Withhold Burglary Details At Ida Wood Residence

Police report an unspecified amount of money taken in a burglary at 1655 B Avenue NW on Tuesday between 3 and 4 pm. Chief Wallace LaPeters released a news summary to reporters stating only the money was taken from a hiding spot and that no other items were stolen.

Ida Wood B Avenue NW Wallace LaPeters LaPeters

Ford Manager Seeks Clear Line Between Politics and Government

The Ford campaign manager Howard Callaway said an effort will separate Ford’s political functions from his governmental duties while noting being the best President is seen as key politics. He indicated travel bill payments and primary decisions will be settled later and that Rockefeller remains a separate campaign matter.

Washington Ford the Army Howard Bo” Callaway Republican National Committee Campaign Committee Callaway Rockefeller

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