Weather Forecast Summary for Elsewhere
No rain expected Friday through Sunday with lows in the 50s to low 60s and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Thursday sunrise at 5:52 am and sunset times noted. Year ago today high 84 and low 68 with no precipitation.
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Daily Record births and legal notices from Cedar Rapids area
Julius list of births with names Frances Williams Marvin Findley Mary Bowerman Glen Nightengale Gertrude Lentz Richard Kohl Vicki Hartung Daniel Sin delar Sarah Hedges Roland Richardson Verna Bieber Edward Tesar and July dates. Also list of marriages and residences Cedar Rapids Marion North Liberty Mr and Mrs. Noll Patterson Hopkins Merchan Fauser Deaver Wilson Hart Albernett Fisher Ji rovec Copper Schultz Stenowski Walter White Black Scott Downs Gutierrez Lehr Lehr and Randall debts assets exemp t. Then traffic offenses fire incidents and license violations with names and fines including Lacher Becker Garrigan and many.
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Frances Williams
Marvin Findley
Mary Bowerman
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Richard Kohl
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Vicki Hartung
Daniel Sindelar
Marion
Sarah Hedges
Roland Richardson
North Liberty
Verna Bieber
Edward Tesar
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Thomas Noll
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Floyd Patterson
Seventeenth Street
William Hopkins
A Avenue
Geo Merchan
Pebble Jane
Hiawatha
Panahaer
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David Wilson
Fourty-eighth Street
Charles Hart
Alburnett
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Keyes Court
Wayne Jirovec
Council Street
Cedar Rapids Obituaries Lisa Pugh 17 and Frank Blozvich 46
Lisa V Pugh age 17 of Cedar Rapids died Monday in Baltimore after a long illness She was active in St Pauls United Methodist Church Adastra Honor Society and the French club Surviving are her parents two sisters and two brothers Services Friday at St Pauls Church Burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call at Cedar Memorial funeral home Thursday and at the church after 1 pm The family suggests donations to St Jude or St Pauls memorial fund Frank Edward Blozvich 46 of Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness Born December 2 1928 he lived most of his life in Cedar Rapids He worked in construction and belonged to Carpenters Local 308 He is survived by his wife parents three daughters three sisters three brothers and five grandchildren Services Friday at Turner Chapel West Burial Oak Hill Friends may call until 1 pm Friday The casket will not be opened after the service
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Anoka
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Centerville
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Kalamazoo
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Dennis Sanders
Tina Lynn Blozvich
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Central City
Robert Glaspie
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Ostego
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Oak Hill
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Tenth Street NW
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Grace Episcopal Church
Turner East
Four Arrested In Wyoming for C R Authorities
A Cedar Rapids man and three others were taken into custody in Laramie Wyoming after a highway patrol stop led to the arrest of Ralph Parrott 22 and James Dillon 20 and two Cedar Rapids girls both 13 and 16 who had run from Heartwood Children’s Home. Police say Dillon is a deserter from the Marine Corps and the girls were being transported back to Iowa.
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Boise
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Two Arrested On Charges Of Kidnapping In Linn County
Charles David Kramer and Robert Owen Young surrendered at Linn County jail on $11,250 and $40,000 bonds respectively. They allegedly kidnapped Ronnie Simmons and a 17 year old girl near Ellis Park on July 13, posing as police officers and driving them to a location north of Palo where the girl was forced to disrobe. Young faced an additional assault with intent to commit rape charge.
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Man Charged with Firing Shotgun in Residence
Lloyd Shreeves, 53, of 503 0 avenue NW, was arrested on a terrorizing charge after allegedly firing a shotgun through his ceiling. A 410 gauge shotgun was recovered, and Karen Kenny reported the incident from an upstairs apartment. A ceiling hole was found. he is held in the county jail in lieu of a $3,000 bond.
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Wiretap case and farm pest notes collide in Iowa report
The article reports on arrests of seven men tied to a wiretap investigation and embezzlement cases, with Hunt brothers alleging persecution by the federal government. It also covers Iowa crop conditions with corn tasseling and silk timing, alfalfa stress from leafhoppers, and crop management guidance for oats and soybeans amid dry spells.
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Ongoing Fraud Probe Spans Multiple Corporations
An official notes a broad fraud investigation involving many corporations and an employer, with the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation and possibly the FBI involved. The probe has been active since February, with at least one BCI agent on site always, others called in state-wide. Evidence is being organized in Des Moines, and a conclusion remains uncertain as new leads emerge.
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Oil Decontrol Plan Faces Phased Rollback Over Three Years
The plan would ease controls over 36 months, a timeline Mansfield had dismissed as too short. Critics say the House rejected plan would push gasoline up about 15 cents a gallon, while White House estimates predicted 7 cents. Greenspan cautioned the fall price rise may not devastate the economy and could boost production and jobs in the second half of the year.
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