Weather and notices from daily record and towns
Highs and lows across cities follow a warm trend with scattered showers noted in some reports. Extended forecast calls for fair spell through weekend with temperatures in the 80s. Community notices follow on births, incidents, fines, and local services in various towns.
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Funeral service for Masonville child at St Patrick’s Monti
The funeral for 3 year old Masonville child Jody Marie Rummel will be held Friday at 10:30 AM at St Patrick’s Catholic Church, Monti. The service is arranged by Richshard Rum mel and Fawcett Funeral Home.
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Masonville
Jody Marie Rummel
St. Patrick's Catholic Monti
Courthouse Terms Imposed In August 1972
Dennis L. Doerflinger of Cedar Rapids was ordered by Linn District Judge Robert Osmundson to serve reformatory sentences suspended last August 31. He pled guilty June 19 to criminal trespass in a case tied to prior breaking and entering charges, and had been found guilty of assault and battery, with additional pledges to petty larceny in April cases.
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Dennis L. Doerflinger
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Linn
Robert Osmundson
Doerflinger
Death by own action of 69 year old Cedar Rapids man
Charles L. Holec 69 of 151 Hayes Street SW Cedar Rapids died by his own action after a hanging found by his wife Tuesday morning. A lifelong resident born May 30 1904 he was a retired 43 year employee of Quaker Oats. Surviving: wife Marie Pavlicek a daughter a son four grandchildren a brother and a half sister. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday at Janeba Kuba funeral home west burial Czech National. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Charles L. Holec
Hayes Street
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Holec
Marie Pavlicek
Quaker Oats Co
Frank Svoboda
Milton
Minneapolis
Joe
Leo Turner
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Canon D. A. Loferski
Janeba-Kuba
Philippine Battle Casualties High on Basilan Island
Manila AP reports at least 10 government soldiers and scores of Moro rebels killed in Basilan fighting. Military spokesman said the clash raged along the central Chilimninne area as casualties mounted on both sides.
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Manila
Basilan Island
Neighbors May Benefit If Condemnation Hurts Value
Linn District Judge William Fads ruled that state highway condemnations may require compensation to neighboring property owners if their land value is diminished and mutual covenants were breached. The Tickals claim loss from I 380 condemnations near Cedar Rapids, seeking $5,000. The ruling allows the case to proceed, preserving potential remedies and aligning with restrictive covenant and easement principles.
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Linn
William Fads
Supreme Court
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Gerald Fr
Josephine Tickal
State
Cedar Rapids
Tickals
Charipar
Jowa Supreme Court
Mrs Rose Coenen dies after long illness at 91
Rose M. Coenen 91 of Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness. widow of John M. Coenen, born May 1 1882, lifelong resident. No immediate survivors. Service at 10 a.m. Saturday at Hus Memorial United Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev George B Mc Dill. Burial at Czech National. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Dyersville
Bernard J
Breezy) Holscher
Basilica of St. Francis Xavier
Kramer’s
Sigourney
David Lawrence Hammes
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Church
Reynold’s
James W. Sherwood
Rose M. Coenen
Nineteenth Street
John M. Coenen
Cedar Rapids
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
George B. McDill
Hus Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Esther Junkermann Thomas Dies in Virginia
Esther Junkermann Thomas of Falls Church Virginia formerly Cedar Rapids died Tuesday Born in Clinton she lived in Cedar Rapids from 1902 to 1938 Survived by husband Theodore daughter Josephine Winternitz Arlington Virginia son James S. Thomas Greenwich Connecticut and four grandchildren Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery at a later date Local arrangements by Turner East
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Esther Junkermann Thomas
Falls Church
Cedar Rapids
Virginia
Clinton
Theodore
Josephine Winternitz
Arlington
James S. Thomas
Greenwich
Conn
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner East
Senate taps Nixon aides for access to White House tapes
Senator Sam Ervin urged quick talks with President Nixon and aides Haldeman Ehrlichman Colson to arrange access to White House documents and tapes. He stressed the committee’s ongoing investigation and said access should not be delayed if it is to perform its mission. He requested a prompt reply.
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Charles Colson
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D-N.c
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David Young
House
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Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
House Armed Services
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Young
Senate
Stopped for Speeding Faces Second Charge
James A. Tuttle, 26, of 28120 avenue NW, was arrested early Wednesday on speeding and resisting an officer charges after a stop in the 900 block of Oakland road NE. While issuing the summons he used abusive language and resisted arrest. He was held in Linn county jail Wednesday in lieu of a $190 bond pending arraignment in magistrate's court.
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James A. Tuttle
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Tuttle
Oakland Road
Linn County
50 Mile Tractor Ride Ends In Arrest
Richard Blanchard, 18, of Marion, allegedly took a small farm tractor from a former employer, drove it over 50 miles to Muscatine to see his mother, and surrendered to police. He claimed Costello gave permission. charged with operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent.
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Richard Blanchard
Route 2
Marion
Muscatine
Blanchard
Leonard Costello
Costello
Linn County
Innocent Plea On 16 Charges By Darlington Man
Darlington D C resident Robert C Taylor 38 pled innocent before U S Magistrate James Hodges on 16 counts of transporting falsely made and forged securities totaling 1550 dollars He is accused of forging bank drafts from Tennessee to Nevada drawn on a Waterloo bank account of Krablin Refrigerated Xpress Indictment places him in Sioux City last month He is already serving a ten year sentence on a similar charge federal officials say.
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Taylor
Tennessee
Nevada
Tennesee
Waterloo
Krablin
Sioux City
Checks stolen from Linn County Bar Assn recovered
Three checks stolen earlier this month from Linn County Bar Assn were found at Merchants National Bank after being cashed at local stores for 363.99 dollars. James Carter, treasurer, said 47 checks were taken from his desk between July 6 and 11. A stop payment order was issued when the loss was discovered.
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Linn County Bar Assn
Merchants National Bank
James Carter
The
Bar Association
Watergate figures face questions on large cash gifts
Ulasewicz testified that Mrs. Hunt demanded about 400 000 to 450 000 to fund legal fees and family support for defendants with Kalmbach relaying sums. Kalmbach says he raised 220 000 for Watergate defendants as a humanitarian gesture. Ehrlichman’s taped remarks are shown as part of the debate over the money’s true purpose and potential cover up.
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Ulasewicz
Watergate
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Bob
John
Ehrlichman
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Widow seeks 3.65 million from gas explosion case
Trial in Cedar Rapids federal court concerns Lynette Koplinger of Douglas who seeks 1,825,000 in actual damages and 1,825,000 in punitive damages for her husband Richard Koplinger’s 1970 Evansdale death from a gas line explosion. Defendants include Iowa Public Service Co. and contractors Goerdt Construction Cullen Schiltz and Associates and Sutton Construction with Dresser Industries named by IPS as third party plaintiff. Jury of four men and four women seated after a disrupted juror was excused.
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Cedar Rapids
Evansdale
Lynette D. Koppinger
Douglas
N.D
Iowa Public Service Co
IPS
Sioux City
M. F. Goerdt Construction Co
Dubuque
Cullen-Schiltz and Associates
Everett L. Sutton Construction Co
Dresser Industries, Inc
Delaware
Koppinger
Richard
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Goerdt Construction
Koppinger Home
Sutton Construction
Goerdt
Edward J. McManus
Sturgeon and Washburn Deny Counterfeiting
Two Cedar Rapids men, Thomas C. Sturgeon and Donald K. Washburn, pled innocent before U.S. Magistrate James Hodges Jr. on federal charges of conspiracy and counterfeiting. They remain free on bond after a Jan 31 arrest following a search warrant at Sturgeon’s home.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S
James Hodges, Jr
Thomas C. Sturgeon
Tenth Street
Donald K.washburn
North Towne Place
Linn County
Sturgeon
Washburn
FBI
Bid Awarded for Forest Drive Realignment Project
Concrete Maintenance Co won the Forest Drive SE realignment bid on Wednesday with a $49,134.30 proposal, below the engineer’s estimate of $51,190.50. The sole other bidder was E and F Cement and Asphaltic Go, Inc at $53,615.80.
Man Reports Theft Of 4 Tires In Linn Junction Area
Tom Young reported to the Linn sheriff's office that four tires and wheels valued at 200 dollars were stolen from his yard in the Linn Junction area over the last two weeks while he was on vacation.
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Tom Young
Linn
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