Weather and local notices from Daily Record
Tuesday high and overnight lows with precipitation across cities, followed by extended outlook and barometric readings. Local court actions include fines for speeding and traffic violations, water and gas incidents, and service notices. obituaries and birth announcements list several area residents and services.
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Atlanta
Miami
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Minapolis
Chicago
N. Vor
el Houston
Seattle
L. Angeles
Washington
Storms Cause Multiple Iowa Farm Fires and Losses
Lightning struck during storms across Iowa destroying barns and farm equipment. At Mechanicsville a bolt ignited a fire that razed a double corn crib on the Robert Holladay farm, killing 3,600 bushels of corn and several tools. neighbors helped move gear to safety. Arlington and Waverly also reported barn and hay losses with horses killed in one blaze. Charles City area saw another barn burned by lightning.
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Robert Holladay
Mechanicsville
Holladay
Stanwood
Arlington
Melvin Handel
Everett Hildebrand
Waverly
Dave Schrader
Charles City
Man Held for Tavern Breakin
Leonard D. Johnson, 26, of 851 Twelfth street NE, held in city jail on a breaking and entering charge. He is linked to burglaries on June 6 and 9 at the Bungalow tavern, 1502 H avenue NE, totaling 700 dollars stolen. Earlier he was arrested at Iowa Manufacturing Co., 916 Sixteenth street NE, on a breaking and entering charge. He is accused of stealing about 100 dollars in quarters from vending machines there.
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Leonard D. Johnson
Twelfth Street
Johnson
H Avenue
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Sixteenth Street
Platform markings shape Wallace proposals and busing debate
The stalled Wallace platform included a prayer amendment and gun rights but rejected broader items. A marathon session split on abortion and homosexuality, with a pro-busing plank feared to hurt November chances. A lands allocation plank for Indians passed, McGovern doubts lingered, and support for U S military commitments in Europe and the Mediterranean to deter Soviet pressure against Israel was approved.
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Richard J. Trolly
Taylor
Mich
Wallace
Herman Badillo
DN. Y
South
McGovern
U. S
Europe
Mediterranean
Israel
Nab Two Outside McGovern Hotel
Two men were detained outside Sen. George McGovern's Miami Beach hotel by secret service agents and the FBI. Pistols were seized from their car, which bore Michigan plates. Inside the vehicle were scraps of black nationalist literature and note papers. One man was found inside the hotel. the other's location was unclear.
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Miami Beach
Secret Service
FBI
Sen
George McGovern
Michigan
Republic of New Africa Organization
Youth Arrested On Drug Count
David H. Bennett aged 19 of 2905 Sixteenth Avenue Marion is charged in a warrant with possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. He is accused of selling phencyclidone HCI to a metro narcotics squad officer on March 22 and is held in the city jail pending arraignment Wednesday.
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David H. Bennett
Sixteenth Avenue
Marion
Bennett
Metro
Iowa Delegates Continue After Muskie Withdrawal
Iowa delegates split over voting after Muskie pulled out. Cedar Rapids delegate Jan Woods convened 17 Muskie delegates with no consensus on Wednesday's presidential ballot. Davenport's Monica Walton and Elkader's Kathleen Neylan voiced disappointment and reconsideration while Sen. Harold Hughes pledged to back McGovern, prompting debate on an open convention for a vice presidential pick and a new member for the convention rules committee.
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Jan Woods
Cedar Rapids
Muskie
Iowa
Monica Walton
Davenport
Lee Gaudineer
Des Moines
Robert Fulton
Betty Talkington
Cedar Rapids delegate Woods backs Sanford for Democratic nomination
Delegate Jan Woods of Cedar Rapids said she will vote for former Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina. She supports Muskie but will cast her ballot for Sanford, then backing McGovern if he wins. Second district chair Ron Wickham and several Iowa delegates expected to follow Sanford.
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California
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Miami Beach
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Cedar Rapids
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North Carolina
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French Nuclear Tests Reported at Mururoa Atoll
Paris AP reports France carried out nuclear weapon tests on June 21 and June 30 at Mururoa Atoll in the South Pacific. The French news agency confirmed the six tests this year.
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Paris
Mururoa Atoll
South Pacific
Deaths James D. Byrnes 96 Cedar Rapids resident
James D Byrnes 96 of 804 N street SW died Tuesday after a long illness Born November 3 1875 in Elgin he moved to Cedar Rapids from Stone City in 1912 He was a St Patricks Catholic church member Eagles club Link-Belt Speeder Retirees and the Degree of Honor He married Wilma Baum September 7 1910 in Stone City Surviving are his wife two sons three daughters 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services at St Patricks Church Friday 9 am Rev Paul J Maguire Wake Thursday 7 30 pm Teahen chapel burial at St Johns Cemetery.
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James D. Byrnes
N Street
Elgin
Cedar Rapids
Stone City
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Eagles Club
Mr. Byrnes
Wilma Baum
Joseph F. Byrnes
Anchorage
Alaska
Fred Klappholz
Leo Procok
Francis Richardson
St. Patrick’s Church
Paul J. Maguire
Albert P Stevens 78 dies after long illness in Ottumwa
Albert P Stevens 78 longtime Ottumwa resident died after a long illness. He previously lived in Cedar Rapids for years and owned the Wapello Adjustment Bureau until retiring in 1969. Survived by wife Leota two sons Harold and Richard a daughter Mrs George Rounds a sister and three brothers. Private services will be held following cremation by Cedar Memorial. burial at Chapel of Memories Columbarium.
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Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Leeds
Leota Stevens
Nashua
Wapello Adjustment Bureau
Stevens
Lions Club
Elks Club
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Leota
Harold A. Stevens
Key West
Fla
Richard S. Stevens
Reseda
Calif
George Rounds
Seattle
Wash
Florence Swope
Spokane
Jean Stevens
Richard P. Stevens
Sioux City
G. Arthur Stevens
Chicago
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories Columbarium
Funeral Notices for Frank Turner Loose and Chaney E Beatty Bearle
Frank Turner Loose funeral held at 1 30 p m Thursday with burial at Oak Hill cemetery conducted by Dr John P Woods at Berryhill Chaney E Beatty Bearle chapel service at 1 30 p m Thursday officiated by the Very Rev Canon D A Loferski of St Johns Episcopal Church burial at Czech National cemetery
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Loose
Frank Turner
John P. Woods
Oak Hill Cemetery
Berryhill
Chaney E. Beatty
Two Sentenced On Guilty Pleas In Municipal Court
Two men pled guilty in municipal court on Monday. Keith Eddins of 1043 Tenth Avenue SE received a 30 day suspended jail sentence for criminal trespass after tearing the frame from the front door of the John C. Ross residence on July 1. Randy Duffy of 1463 Miami Drive NE pled guilty to an amended charge of larceny of less than $20 and received a 30 day suspended jail sentence for taking eight stereo tapes on May 8 belonging to Gary Cannady.
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Keith Eddins
Tenth Avenue SE
John C. Ross
Randy Duffy
Miami Drive
Gary Cannady
Pickup Destroyed In Accident On Rainy Southeast Street
Gary L. Dundee, 25, of 3137 Emerald Avenue SE, was hospitalized in fair to good condition with severe lacerations after his pickup went out of control on a rain slick Thirtieth Street drive SE. Deputies report the truck crossed shoulders, struck a culvert, and flipped end over end, with Dundee charged for failing to keep his vehicle under control. The road was wet and raining at the time of the crash.
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Gary L. Dundee
Emerald Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Thirtieth Street
Dundee
City Moves To Lift Employe Residency Rule
Cedar Rapids moves to repeal the five mile residency requirement for city workers. Mayor Donald Canney notes the rule has not been enforced recently and some staff live outside the limit. The council discussed ending stipulations, arguing city employees should pay taxes where they work. Only a handful of workers live beyond five miles, no suspensions have occurred.
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Donald Canney
Canney
Fred Nordengren
Cedar Rapids Crime Rise Tied to Reporting Flaw and Shortage
Assistant Chief Carl Badger revealed an FBI reporting error over aggravated assaults inflated to 31 in 1971. only six assaults occurred. Other crime categories show mixed changes, with killings and rapes down, burglaries, larceny, and auto theft up. Badger cited economy and lenient courts as factors and noted Cedar Rapids police face manpower shortages with 1.2 officers per thousand residents.
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Carl Badger
FBI
Des Moines
Badger
Cedar Rapids
No Squeeze on City Airport Fund Transfer
City officials led by Mayor Donald Canney and Finance Commissioner Hal Schaefer said Wednesday there will be no squeeze on other departments from a 600000 transfer of city funds to buy land for the municipal airport. The transfer drew questions from opponents of a prior 5 million general obligation bond issue for the airport.
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Beth
Donald Canney
Hal Schaefer
Canney
King
Airport Commission
Art Collins
Schaefer
Baird King
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Richard Horak
Eighth Avenue
Iowa
David McGuire
Fireworks Plant Blast Kills Five
An explosion at a Roswell New Mexico fireworks factory killed five employees and started a fire that destroyed half the building. Investigators worked to determine cause as firefighters battled the blaze through the night.
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Roswell, N. M
UPI
Plane crashes in Norway killing 17 aboard
A Royal Norwegian air force plane crashed into a mountain in northern Norway on Wednesday, killing all 17 people aboard. The accident occurred as crews investigated the crash site and notified families. No immediate details on cause or unit were provided.
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Harstad
Norway
UPI
Royal Norwegian Air Force
Animal Entrails Spill on Road Near Linn Home
A large amount of animal entrails and remains covered the county road between Highway 150 and Highway 13 Tuesday night. LeRoy Soukup of the county engineer’s office said about a ton was found, with tires punctured by bones. A leak from an eastbound by-product truck’s hose near the railroad crossing is suspected, and smaller debris appeared along Routes 13 and 64. Crews cleaned the waste Wednesday, flies swarmed, and officials considered covering the area. Truck identity was not known.
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Highway 150
Highway 13
LeRoy Soukup
Highway 64
Wide mobile homes can be moved up to 150 miles in Iowa
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa attorney general's office says extra wide mobile homes may travel up to 150 miles on certain highways. The ruling allows up to three permits per trip—manufacturer, retailer, and purchaser—despite a 50 mile per permit limit. A bill to grant unlimited movement up to 14 feet 5 inches wide was vetoed by Gov. Ray.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Ray
Courthouse Suit Seeks 78000 Over Lease Guarantee
Ginsbergs Inc of Cedar Rapids sues Eugene Pech for 78000 in Linn district court alleging he signed as Craemer's department store officer and as individual guarantor. Craemer's leased downtown property until 1979 but missed July 1 payment and vacated. Suit claims Craemer's conveyed assets by trust deed. Pech about to leave county with non exempt property and refuses to pay or secure judgment.
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Eugene Pech
Ginsbergs, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Pech
Craemer’s
Linn
Ginsbergs
Playground gear planned for Viola Gibson Park
Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis said the city will study installing playground equipment and picnic tables at Viola Gibson Park on the southeast side. Luther Trent presented a petition requesting equipment this summer. Reinis noted development design is not yet finished, while Trent urged swings and tables could be added without delaying the plan.
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Stan Reinis
Viola Gibson
Luther Trent
Ninth Street
Reinis
Trent
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