Daily Record Weather Averages And Readings
Highs and overnight lows for multiple cities are listed with precipitation inches and other meteorological notes. The data include Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Houston Seattle Los Angeles Washington and more with rainfall totals and barometer readings. The report also covers July rainfall, sunshine, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times, and river/dam levels at various locations.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L.angeles
Federal Housing Scandal Roils Housing Program
Washington lawmakers unveil evidence of widespread FHA abuses in low income home programs. Chairman Patman cites inflated profits from sales to government assisted buyers and approval of substandard housing, accusing speculators and lenders of profiting as citizens face oversized mortgages.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Patman
Texas
Romney
Philadelphia
FHA
Memorial services announced for Palo and Louis Meek
Memorial notices list Palo Louis Meek ages 75 and 64. Services scheduled Saturday at 1 30 p m at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories. Friends may call Cedar Memorial funeral home after 1 Friday and at the Chapel of Memories after 9 Saturday.
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Palo
Louis J. Meek
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories
Army to move nerve gas from disposal coffins at sea
The Pentagon plans to remove 438 canisters weighing 6.4 tons each from coffins and dump the nerve gas in the Atlantic after a scientific panel led by Prof. Paul Gross of Duke urged urgent disposal. Rep. Cornelius Gallagher said safety precautions would be ensured and more details would follow in days.
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Paul Gross
Duke University
Defense Department
Atlantic
Cornelius Gallagher
D-N.j
Gallagher
Pentagon
Senate letter urges strong US push for Israel arms, peace
The note ties Middle East tensions to US aid, recalling a 125 jet planes request. Sponsors expect 70 senators to sign before presenting to the White House. It calls for vigorous US diplomatic efforts to secure recognized borders for all regional states.
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Israel
Senate
U. S
White House
Sen. McGovern
Midwest Freight Bureau Drops Tariff Clarification Proposal
The Middle west Motor Freight Bureau withdrew a proposal interpreted as eliminating intra state trucking in northeast Iowa towns including Anamosa Bellevue Center Grove Dyersville Independence Jessup Key West Manchester Monticello Oelwein Welton Zwingle. Officials said it would have been only a paper change and would not affect service, and the withdrawal aims to ease fears of reduced trucking access.
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Kansas City
Middlewest Motor Freight Bureau
Iowa
Anamosa
Bellevue
Center Grove
Dyersville
Independence
Jessup
Key West
Manchester
Monticello
Oelwein
Welton
Zwingle
Iowa Industrial Traffic League
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Middlewest
Crises Continue Amid Power Shortage and Pollution Warnings
City urges drivers to limit nonessential travel as power use nears capacity and lighting is curtailed. Con Ed resumes full power after a midafternoon dip while cooler weather lowers demand. Georgia Health Dept issues air pollution warning. Atlanta and northern state see easing levels.
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Can Ed
Canada
Tennessee Valley Authority
Con Ed
Georgia Health Department
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Ozark Airlines Behind on Landing Fees in Cedar Rapids
Ozark Airlines is three months in arrears on landing fees and rent at Cedar Rapids airport but officials call it not a serious problem. Treasurer Heins notes March payments of 2851 for landings and 503 for office rent, with August expected to settle past due amounts as negotiations on new fee rates continue.
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Ozark Airlines
Cedar Rapids
Ozark
Bill Heins
Airport Commission
Don Hines
Hines
Heins
Regulation Would Limit Nutrients in Breakfast Cereals
The FDA proposes standards capping added nutrients in cereals after a long review. The plan restricts to niacin thiamine riboflavin and iron, aiming to boost weak cereals while curbing highly fortified ones. Nutrition advocate Choate criticizes cereals as mostly calories with little protein.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Federal Register
Diet guidelines set cereal nutrient minimums for teens
An agriculture study finds calcium and iron often fall short in teen diets. The FDA and American Dietetic Association propose cereal fortification to supply 10 21 percent thiamine 2 4 percent riboflavin 5 10 percent niacin and 5 10 percent iron of the adult daily minimum.
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Agriculture Department
FDA
American Dietic Assn
No Tax Boost Plans for 772
President Nixon has no present plans to ask for new taxes in the 1972 fiscal year, the Western White House announced Thursday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nixon
White House
Forced into Car By Gunman, Girl Hurt in Escape
A 16 year old Cedar Rapids girl was hospitalized with bruises after leaping from a car at gunpoint. She was walking home from a neighborhood pool when a man stopped and forced her inside near 6 Avenue NW. She escaped near Edgewood Road and Highway 74 and reported the incident to police as youth bureau investigates.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Avenue NW
Edgewood Road
Highway 74
Youth Bureau
Mother of Captive U S Lieutenant Appeals for Help
The mother of Lt. Gary Anderson, shot down near Hanoi May 19, 1967, told the Optimist club of ill treatment of POWs in North Vietnam. She cited torture, poor conditions, and denial of mail with Hanoi labeling captives as war criminals, despite slight recent improvements.
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North Vietnam
Optimist Club
Herman L. Anderson
Windsor Drive
Hanoi
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Gary Anderson
Andersons
Anderson
Rock Festival Faces Court Battle Over Site Traffic
Sound Storm seeks to overturn a Fayette county injunction blocking the Wadena site for a rock festival. Judge Shaw agrees to move Thursday’s hearing to Elkader due to possible bias. Officials brace for traffic chaos as 600 potential attendees and 100 patrols converge on the festival area.
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Sound Storm
Fayette District Court
E. B. Shaw
Supreme Court
C. Edwin Moore
Fayette County
Shaw
T. H. Nelson
Clayton County
Elkader
Clarence Schmitt
Wadena
Galena
Ill
Schmitt Farm
Wadena Development Co
Fayette
State seeks to lift stay in Cadwallader custodial home case
The state of Iowa asks Linn district court to set aside a stay order on pursuing Ruth M. Cadwallader for operating a custodial home without a license. Cadwallader argues she provides basic services, not a custodial home, and faces a preliminary Cedar Rapids hearing. Judge Ansel Chapman scheduled a hearing for August 21.
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State of
Iowa
Linn District Court
Ruth M. Cadwallader
Cadwallader
Linn County
State Department of Social Services
Town Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Oakland Road
Ansel Chapman
Deaths Mrs Frank McGillicuddy Margaret Rose McGillicuddy
Margaret Rose McGillicuddy 82 of 606 Third Street NW widow of Frank McGillicuddy died after a long illness. Born May 24 1888 in Parnell she belonged to St Patrick s Catholic church and the Rosary Society. Survived by two sons three daughters four grandchildren and two sisters. Services at St Patrick s church Saturday 9 30 am. Burial Mt Calvary cemetery. Rosary Friday 7 30 pm at Teahen chapel. friends may call after 1 pm Friday.
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Margaret Rose McGillicuddy
Third Street
Frank McGillicuddy
Parnell
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
The
Rosary Society
Killian Co
John R. McGillicuddy
Denver
Colo
Joseph McGillicuddy
Cedar Rapids
Monica Chiodini
M. J. Brewer
Freemont
Calif
A. J. Salvail
Whittier
Alice Griffin
Iowa City
George Donohue
Illinois
St. Patrick's Church
Paul J. Maguire
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Frances Urbanek 86 Widow of John Urbanek Dies
Frances Urbanek 86 of 315 Wilson Ave SW Cedar Rapids Iowa widow of John Urbanek died Wednesday after a long illness Born in Salacove Shore Czechoslovakia May 31 1884 she came to the United States in 1902 Married in Chicago Nov 19 1904 and lived in Cedar Rapids since 1928 Surviving a daughter Mrs Frank Bates Cedar Rapids four grandchildren ten great grandchildren two step grandsons and a brother Jerry Posusta St Paul Minn Memorial services Saturday at 10 am at Janeba Kuba funeral home west by Theodore B Hl ubucek Burial Czech National Friends may call after 7 Thursday
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Frances Posusta Urbanek
Wilson Avenue
John Urbanek
Salacove Shore
Czechoslovakia
United States
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Frank Bates
Cedar, Rapids
Jerry Posusta
St. Paul, Minn
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Iva Hagenstein Pazdera Dies Widower of Emil Pazdera
Iva Hagenstein Pazdera born September 12 1887 in Ackley died Thursday at 1400 Second avenue SE widow of Emil Pazdera. She was a member of First Congregational church and the Eastern Star. Surviving sister Mrs J A Young Waterloo. Services pending at Turner chapel east where friends may call. Burial at Czech National cemetery.
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Iva Hagenstein Pazdera
Second Avenue SE
Emil Pazdera
Ackley
First Congregational Church
Eastern Star
J. A. Young
Waterloo
Turner Chapel
Czech National Cemetery
Funeral Services and Burials in Local Churches
Ray Roth funeral held at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at North Hill Cemetery Wayland officiated by Rev J David Pepper Rev Donald Ries and Rev Richard Ries. Edward A Werner services at Beatty Beurle chapel led by Rev Wilbert Trusheim of Faith United Methodist Church with burial at Buffalo Cemetery.
Pollution Board to Probe Cedar River Fish Kill
The Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission will investigate a Cedar River fish kill below Cedar Rapids. Staff said the fish died after heavy sewage loads were handled by the treatment plants. Chairman Buckmaster said the study should finish before the August meeting to enable corrective action.
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Pollution Board
Cedar Fish Kill
Gardner to Head Citizen Push for National Reform
John W. Gardner will resign as head of the National Urban Coalition to lead a citizens movement aimed at shaking up the political system. The move creates Common Cause, an offshoot of the Urban Coalition with Action Council ties and liberal business endorsement. Gardner describes it as a third force, not a third party, pushing social action.
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Washington
John W. Gardner
National Urban Coalition
Gardner
Johnson
Associated Press
Citizens’ Lobby
Common Cause
Urban Coalition
Action Council
Wilson Workers Return After Brief Wildcat Walkout
About 200 members of United Packinghouse Workers Local 3 returned to work Thursday morning at Wilson-Sinclair following a wildcat strike Wednesday afternoon in the pork-cutting area. The stoppage centered on contract interpretation of workloads and was being resolved through standard grievance procedures.
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United Packinghouse Workers Local 3
Wilson-Sinclair
Disaster Averted at Motel Swimming Pool
Anthony Suszko eight of Chicago fell into the deep end at the Holiday Inn Cedar Rapids while chasing a dragon fly. His brother Mark nine jumped in to help and both boys were pulled out by their mother and an airline stewardess. They were treated at Mercy hospital and later released.
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Anthony Suszko
Chicago
Holiday Inn
Cedar Rapids
Mark
Peter Suszko
Mercy Hospital
Anthony
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Mechanicsville
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H Avenue
Virgil Bixby
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George L. Gay
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Joseph J. Sevcik
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Tama
Deep River
Kenneth Eugene Grimm
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Brosh
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Highway Patrol
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