Weather Forecast With Rain Chance and Mild Temperatures
Extended outlook calls for a chance of rain on Tuesday with fair skies Wednesday and Thursday. Highs will be in the 80s and lows in the 60s. In area readings LaCrosse records 4.9 inches and fall 0.8, Lansing 7.6 and fall 0.1, Dam 9 at 12.2 and fall 0.1, McGregor 6.8 with no change, Guttenberg 3.6 and fall 0.1, Dubuque 7.0 with no change, Davenport 3.3 and fall 0.1, Keokuk 2.8 with no change.
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LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Births and fines listed in The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports births at several Marion addresses including Mercy on July 15 and July 19, detailing names of new daughters and sons born to Geers, Bildstein, Shea, Button, Davenbaugh, Gipson, Kalkwart, Summers, and others. It also notes numerous local legal citations and traffic fines in Marion and Cedar Rapids, with names, addresses, and offense types.
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Jerome Geers
Alpine Road
Marion
Larry Bildstein
Jacelyn Drive
Daniel Shea
Nineteenth Street
David Button
Avenue NE
Lawrence Davenbaugh
Palo
Douglas R. Gipson
Marilyn Drive
David O. Kalkwart
Eighteenth Street
Loyal Summers
Hiawatha
Youth Arrested Inside Cedar Rapids Drug Store
A 15 year old Cedar Rapids boy was charged with breaking and entering after police found him inside the Drug Store at 2405 Mt. Vernon road early Sunday during an alarm. He admitted breaking in to obtain drugs. The youth was transported to the juvenile detention center.
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Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon Road
Guilty Plea For Toledo Driver With Revoked License
Herman Dale pleaded guilty to a driving offense. Judge John Hyland fined him 300 dollars and suspended sentence for one year in county jail with a drinking drivers course required. His license was revoked indefinitely and suspended for two years pending further action.
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Twelfth Avenue
Roger Haddy
Bever Avenue
John Anderson
Twentieth Avenue
William Whitters
Third Street
Marion
Lorraine Willia
Regi Tysland
Richard Herren
Third Avenue
George Knott III
Louisville
Ronald O’connor
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Mary Cutter
Thirty Eighth Street
Larry Bowers
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Jean Gislason
Fourteenth Street
Dale Moser
Hillview Drive
Patricia Enneking
McGowan
Robert Mihm
Margaret Burns
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Collins
Richard Lethem
Manchester
Kenneth Murphy
Forrest Drive
Joe Carnahan
Springville
Patrick Dutcher
Meadowview Drive
Lois Badwell
Woodland Drive
Donald Wilson
Mason City
William Buckland
Hoffman Estates
Ill
John Connolly
Winthrop
James Doyle
Toddville
Jancie Janey
Ely
Bruce Hukee
Red Wing
Minn
Juliane Steinert
560Th Avenue
James Hobson
Thirty-third Avenue
Bobby Abram
Route One
Dennis Conrad
Brandon
Robby Abram
Lin Schroeder
First Avenue NW
Mary Miller
Glass Road
James Smith
Eastview Drive
Allen Murray
Lynn Cullen
Robert Walker
Charles Keyes
Sue Lane
Donald Claassen
Delmar Scaffinger
Sprucewood Drive
Patrice Herren
Paul Huggins
Ninth Street
Timothy Trimble
High Drive SE
Tony McConnell
Anamosa
Danny Sellers
Third Avenue SE
Gary Dare
Sixth Avenue SE
Richard Masek
B Avenue NE
Bernard Mason
James Anderson
Seventeenth Street
Glen Page
Reese
James Bevill
Second Street
Linda VanDersee
Second Avenue
Steve Robinson
Walker Street
Kelly Smith
Eleventh Street
Sarton
Clayton Mattson
Toledo
Herman Dale
John Hyland
Second Appeal Set On Buchanan Budget
A hearing on the second appeal by the Buchanan county board of supervisors on the county budget will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the courthouse here. The three members of the state appeal board Auditor Lloyd Smith, Treasurer Maurice Baringer and Comptroller Marvin Sekien will be present. The county earlier had been asked to reduce its budget by $204,296.
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Independence
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
State Appeal Board
Lioyd Smith
Maurice Baringer
Marvin Sekien
Obituaries List Includes Stivers and Bock Wills
Obituary notices honor Marjorie E. Stivers 78 of Meth-Wick Manor with body donation to University of Iowa and a memorial service at Turner West. Florence Hamner Bock 70, Cedar Rapids resident since 1969, dies after long illness. service at First Presbyterian Church. Other notices include Frank J. Kluber and Emma T. Coon with service details and burial at St Johns and Mound cemeteries.
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Meth-Wick Manor
Miss Stivers
Olin
Coe College
University of Iowa
Ogden
Washington
Anamosa
St. Paul’s United Methodist
Turner West
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Florence Hamner Bock
Victor Bock
Thompson Drive
Cedar Rapids
Atchison, Kan
Seward
Neb
First Presbyterian Church
Frederic W. Bock
Warrensburg
David Hay
Cedar Memorial
Turner East
Della Claire Conrad Welsh
Memorial Drive
Milford
Elmer Welsh
Kirksville
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lucille Goodyear
Thelma Trimble
Winifred van Houten
Coral Goodfellow
Iowa City
Gwenyth Sharpe
Ely
Betty Jeanne Roberts
Auburn
Calif
Katie Chase
Manchester
John Goldsmith
Shelly’s
West Union
Alvin Buroden
Burnham Wood's
Arlington
Wilfred Tripp
Gleim’s
Clarence — Henry Dircks
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Chapman's
Dyersville
Vicki Wessels
St. Francis Xavier
Kramer's
Ellen B. Nielson
George L
North English Christian Church
Best's
Richard F. McDonnell
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mason-Howe's
McManus Denies Injunction in Caradco Case
Federal Judge Edward J. McManus refused to issue an injunction keeping Caradco Co in Dubuque citing arbitration as the dispute method and noting the NLRB proceeding set for Aug 2 and an arbitration hearing Aug 13. The union sought to block Caradco’s move to Rantoul Ill, arguing it would deter union membership and leave 540 workers jobless.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Edward J. McManus
Caradco Co
Dubuque
McManus
Caradco
Midwestern Industrial Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Rantoul
Ill
Former Oil Chairman Frank Abrams Dies in New York
Frank Whittemore Abrams, former chairman of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey now Exxon, died Sunday at a hospital in Greenport New York. He was 87.
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Greenport
N.Y
Frank Whittemore Abrams
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Exxon
Flowery Mound Renames Oklahoma Town
Residents of Carl Albert birthplace seek a new name Flowery Mound replaces old Bug Tussle as town identity shifts amid historic name change discourse. Local officials confirm the move reflecting cultural ties and community heritage.
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Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Flowery Mound
North Dakota delegates shift in GOP race to Ford and Reagan
An Associated Press survey shows North Dakota delegates split 10 for Ford 3 for Reagan and 5 uncommitted, fueling Ford's path to the 1130 delegate total. Reagan aides dispute a setback, citing planned gains and continued campaigning as others weigh electability against Carter. Ford eyes a 1130 count this week while White House aides mull a Mississippi trip to rally uncommitted delegates.
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Camp
Associated Press
North Dakota
Ford
Reagan
Jim Lake
Michael Deever
Deever
Utah
New York
New Jersey
White House
Santa Barbara
Carter
South
Mississippi
Four involved in Chowchilla kidnap case debated by officials
Three masked men abducted children as an underground bunker hid them in an old truck bed. Investigators released composite sketches and partial license numbers for two vans while Bates criticized FBI withdrawal, noting a possible fourth participant. Descriptions detail three abductors including a tall man with an eagle tattoo and two younger suspects.
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Bates
FBI
U.S
Baugh
San Jose
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Chowchilla
Ed Ray
Madera County
City moves to general obligation bonds for first phase
City council, led by Mayor's office and Treasurer Bill Heins, decides to issue general obligation bonds on a 12 year retirement plan rather than revenue bonds, aiming for lower interest and cheaper bids. They plan about $9 million this year with two year gaps, keeping total debt steady while awaiting EPA reimbursements through a 80 percent share after contractor invoicing and a 60 day lag.
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Bill Heins
Council
Heins
Bob McMahan
Tom Aller
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Mental Health Unit Plans Suit to Block Prison
The Mental Health Association of Iowa will file suit in Polk County District Court to stop turning Building 20 at Mt. Pleasant into a 150 bed medium security prison. Governor Ray approved the plan to ease overcrowding at Anamosa and Fort Madison after lengthy legislature and executive debate.
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Des Moines
UPI
Mental Health Assn. of
Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
Polk Coun
Ty District Court
Mark Bennett
Allen, Babich and Bennett
MHS
Robert D. Ray
Executive Branch
Anamosa Men’s Reformatory
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
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Twenty-ninth Steel
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Fourth Avenue
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Eighth Street
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Twenty-fifth Street
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Clover Drive
Charlene Young
A Avenue
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Calmar
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Stanwood
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Larry Mobiley
Wilson Avenue
Dr Cornwell
Twenty-seventh Street
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Buchanan
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Donald J. Fairley
Pebble Drive
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DeMolay
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Baxter Memorial Chapel
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Otterbein United Methodist Church
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Nevenhoven’s
Fairfax
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Brushchapel
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United Prew International
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Lou Cannon
Van
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