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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1977

Page

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Cantankerous Buck Nixon Branded for Election Fun

Rural Mt. Vernon farmer Dale Stoneking painted the side of a purebred Suffolk buck with NIXON during a family reunion political joke. A photographer arrived Friday to find the camera-shy animal resisting, prompting Stoneking and his 13-year-old grandson Mark Rodman to calm and steady the buck. The buck belongs to Stoneking's son Lyman. Stoneking also jokes about painting AGNEW on the other side.

Nixon Dale Stoneking Mt. Vernon Stoneking Critter Mark Rodman Buck Lyman Agnew

Not all stamp collectors are honest warns Cedar Rapids club

A Cedar Rapids stamp club cautions collectors about thefts and advises storing valuable stamps in a safe deposit box. The note appears in the community section and directs readers to Page 7A for more. The Consumer Answer Line on lemon pie meringue care is also on Page 7A.

Cedar Rapids Stamp Club

Blue Knight Bob Burke Guards Cedar Rapids Streets

Downtown Cedar Rapids patrolman Bob Burke known as the Blue Knight walks his beat each day. Employers recognize the familiar officer as a steady presence on the Picture Page feature.

Bob Burke Cedar Rapids Blue Knight

Africa warning on Carter policy sparks caution in Congress

John Chettle director of the South Africa Foundation told the House Africa subcommittee that President Carter's push for racial equality terms could trigger diplomatic confrontation and disaster. He urged a careful approach amid UPI reporting from Washington.

Washington UPI South Africa Foundation Congress Carter South Africa John Chettle Foundation North and South America House International Relations Africa Subcommittee

Weather outlook with warm highs in the mid 80s

Partly cloudy and warmer today with highs in the mid 80s. Chance of thundershowers tonight and Sunday. Lows tonight in the 60s and highs Sunday in the 80s. A light humorous note closes the item.

Cedar Rapids Opens Five Outdoor Pools for Summer

Cedar Rapids marks the start of its summer recreation program as five outdoor pools at Cherry Hill Bev er Noelridge Ellis and Jones parks open at 1 p.m. under new director John Foens. Indoor Bender pool also runs all summer. Daily hours 1 to 5 30 and 6 30 to 9 with possible hour reductions and special programs like canoe instruction Scuba lessons and family swim.

Cedar Rapids Cherry Hill Bever, Noelridge, Ellis and Jones Parks John Foens Nevin Nichols Nichols Foens Fourteenth Avenue SE Central Recreation Office Ellis Pool

Woman Rescued From Cedar River After Car Exit

Beulah Pusateri , 53, of 1306 K Avenue NE Cedar Rapids was pulled from the Cedar River near Ellis Park boat harbor and listed in fair condition at St Luke’s Hospital. The crash occurred about 10 30 p m when her station wagon left Ellis Boulevard NW and plunged into the river. A witness, Steve Stinger, described the car parking brief ly then sliding down the river bank and coming to rest upright in the water.

Ellis Park Beulah Pusateri K Avenue NE St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar River Cedar Rapids Stinger

Rescue effort saves boy after traffic crash

Three witnesses lifted the front of a compact car and freed nine year-old Robert J. Hartl, a school crossing guard, from beneath. Hartl was in good condition at Mercy hospital with a fractured arm and multiple abrasions after a collision involving a car driven by Lisa Knockle and a station wagon driven by Ray L. Helt at a Center Point Road NE intersection.

Robert J. Hartl Oakland Road Mercy Hospital Lisa Knockle Tenth Avenue Marion Ray L. Helt Rowley Center Point Road Knockle Helt

Tracing Your Roots Start with Yourself

Readers are urged to begin genealogy with self and family, using local resources and microfilm. Laura Everton Wagstaff, publisher and genealogist, notes a Cedar Rapids workshop drew over 100 participants. The piece highlights rising interest since Roots and the bicentennial.

National Archives Laura Everton Wagstaff Everton Publishers Spokane Wash Cedar Rapids

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