Weather, C R and Elsewhere Rises Friday
Weather notes show a rise on Friday at 5 31 with sun expected. A lookback item lists Year Ago Today high 79 and low 86 with trace precipitation noted.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
25
Weather notes show a rise on Friday at 5 31 with sun expected. A lookback item lists Year Ago Today high 79 and low 86 with trace precipitation noted.
Births at St Luke's and Mercy list multiple families with addresses and newborns. The section includes birth announcements for Jame Sand era daughter, Balk daughter, Johnson daughter, White son, Stone daughter, Bracy son, and Crow daughter, along with other named families and locations. Several marriage licenses and dissolutions are recorded, followed by a lengthy list of traffic, intoxication, license, and other municipal fines with names and addresses.
Obituary entries for Herman F. Ruxidatz 72 Cedar Rapids former Evergreen Park resident with Masonic ties and family survivors. Also Mary A. Johnston 68. Arlene Ann Springer 55. numerous notices list services, burial sites, and cremation details across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Includes multiple name corrections and memorial contributions.
Johnson County Supervisors Burns and Cilek refused for the second time to approve Deputy Auditor Carolyn Embree's wages. They rejected a motion to have the county attorney rule on legal issues. The board also approved a Burger Construction Co. contract to erect a temporary building on the courthouse lawn in Iowa City.
Five people including Bryant Knox a hospital employee allegedly stole dangerous drugs from St Luke s hospital late Monday. Charges list Patrick Cannon Gregory Alan Harger Lonnie Sigler and Robert L Manke with larceny. About 697 dollars worth of non intoxicating cardiac drugs were not recovered and Burlington police traced the theft to the hospital.
Richard F Lachinke 30 of 11248 Wilson Ave SW was treated in good condition at Mercy hospital after a tavern brawl. He was struck with a pool cue. one other man had a hand wound. Police charged Lachinke and four companions. Harger faced a concealed weapon count. All five held on 16000 bond.
Defense lawyers attack government evidence as three AIM leaders stand trial for interfering with and robbing federal postal inspectors during the 1973 Wounded Knee occupation. Prosecutors say the men helped abduct and steal from inspectors, while defense notes contradictions and misidentifications in the case. Deliberations to follow jury instructions from Judge McManus.
In a judicial opinion Turner outlines a path to legitimize magistrates not yet seated. He says de facto magistrates may continue until ousted, while nominating commissions and the court should refrain from substitutions. Gov Ray could appoint de jure magistrates only after proper renomination and court validation.
The speaker says the appointments may be challenged but stresses the opinion is non binding and no court action is pending. The commission followed the 1972 Iowa statute meticulously and carefully and sees the constitutional issue as the core matter. No plan to convene the magistrate nominating commission now.
The PER board ruled the Cedar Rapids police department forms a separate bargaining unit and may include sergeants. The board left lieutenants out, sergeants in, and will decide other department petitions within two weeks as the statewide bargaining law starts July 1.
Iran central bank governor Mohammed Yeganeh said the oil cartel may raise crude prices 30 to 35 percent in September to restore the dollar's purchasing power. He spoke at a news conference and heads Iran's delegation to the OPEC ministerial in Libreville. He expected the decision to be made next week in West Africa.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription and delivery options including weekly and Sunday issues with varying prices. It notes carrier delivery at 1.05 per week and 44 weeks for certain editions, plus a nationwide rate of 70 002 weeks and restrictions on mail subscriptions where service exists.
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