Weather and notices from the Daily Record
Highs reach near ninety across cities with cool nights and scattered rain chances. Extended forecast calls for fair conditions Friday and Saturday with a chance of rain Sunday. Birth notices list several Cedar Rapids families welcoming newborns. Multiple city emergency calls and police fines for traffic and safety violations are logged, with service notices for local churches and obituaries in small towns.
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Washington
Man Kills His Ailing Wife Then Himself in Miami
In Miami an 81-year-old man Elisha Campbell shot his bedridden wife Emma Campbell and then killed himself after failing to secure medical expense help. Neighbors said he sought Medicare aid and lamented the cost of 80 dollars a day for around the clock nursing care, expressing he preferred his wife’s death to ongoing suffering.
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Man
Miami
Elisha Campbell
Campbell
Emma Campbell
Medicare
Dolarres Loyless
Stolen Farm Appliances From Eberhardt Farm
About $620 worth of appliances and tools were stolen from Kenneth Bill Eberhardt's farm between Center Point and Walker. The burglary occurred Monday night with entry into a mobile home and outbuildings, and a report was filed with the Linn County sheriff's office on Tuesday afternoon.
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Kenneth
Bill
Eberhardt
Linn Sheriff's Office
Center Point Road
Center Point
Walker
Elgin Set for July 13 Franchise Renewal Vote
Elgin residents will vote on July 13 in a special election to approve a 25-year renewal of Interstate Power Companys electric utility franchise for the community.
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Elgin
Interstate Power Company
It takes only a minute to get the buy of a lifetime through want ads
A brief note touts the speed of finding a perfect purchase via want ads, urging readers to act quickly to secure the best bargain and implying widespread availability.
More Money For Family Planning In 1973 Budget
Washington AP reports the house appropriations committee backed 137 million dollars in fiscal 1973 for family planning grants and contracts, a 42 million rise from 1972. The funding must follow the 1970 law prohibiting federal abortion spending and requiring voluntary participation. The 1973 allotment is part of a 28.2 billion labor department HEW package.
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Washington
U.S
House Appropriations Committee
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
McDivitt Quits Space Program
Brig. Gen. James Mc Divitt 42 who commanded Gemini 4 and Apollo 9 space missions announced Wednesday his retirement from the air force and NASA effective Sept. 1 He will become senior vice president of Consumer Power Co headquartered in his hometown Jackson Michigan.
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Consumer Power Co
Jackson, Mich
Talks Rejected Over Viet Peace Talks Resume
Paris dispatch says the United States and South Vietnam rejected North Vietnam and the Viet Cong demand to resume peace talks on Thursday.
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Paris
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Deaths Mary E Hanson 87 Cedar Rapids widow of Herbert Hanson
Mary E Hanson 87 of 271 Twelfth street NW died Wednesday after a brief illness. Born in Grand Mound November 19 1884 she lived in Cedar Rapids since 1894. She belonged to St Patrick's Catholic church Gold Star Mothers and the Navy Mothers. Survived by four daughters two sons a sister 21 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Services Friday 9:30 a.m. at St Patrick's with Rev Paul J Maguire. Burial Mt Calvary. Rosary 7:30 Thursday at Brady Kuba funeral home.
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Mary
Mae) E. Hanson
Twelfth Street
Herbert E. Hanson
Grand Mound
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Gold Star
Navy
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Jerry Elias
Cathryn Hayward
Dorothy Anderson
Albert B
Walter E. Hanson
Mary Florence
Davenport
Paul J. Maguire
Mt. Calvary
Brady- Kuba
Brady-Kuba Funeral Home
Charles O McCollister of Omaha Dies at 60
Charles O McCollister 60 of Omaha died there Saturday a Cedar Rapids resident most of life Born Oct 8 1911 in Iowa City a World War II veteran He is survived by his mother Mrs Auria Buchanan Cedar Rapids two sons Douglas and Oscar D McCollister San Diego CA a brother Ray Cedar Rapids and a sister Mrs Max Hollingsworth Cedar Rapids Services 1030 am Thursday at Turner Chapel west with Rev Paul A Scheidt Concordia Lutheran Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may register at Turner Chapel West Casket will not be open at any time
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Charles O. McCollister
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Auria Buchanan
Douglas
Oscar D. McCollister
San Diego
Calif
Ray
Max Hollingsworth
Turner Chapel West
Paul A. Scheidt
Concordia Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Memorial Services for Franklin and Beatty Bearle Chapel
Memorial services announced for Phyllis M. Franklin at 10 30 am Thursday in the Chapel of Memories conducted by Rev Peter M Morgan of Marion Christian Church Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery Arrangements by Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Also services for Carrie M Beatty Bearle at 10 30 am Friday in Bearle Chapel led by Rev Harry R Egner of Calvary Baptist Church Burial at Riverside Cemetery Anamosa
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Franklin
Phyllis M
Chapel of Memories
Peter M. Morgan
Marion Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Turley
Carrie M
Beatty- Bearle Chapel
Harry R. Egner
Calvary Baptist Church
Burial Riverside Cemetery
Anamosa
Linn County Courthouse candidates file papers past deadline
Nomination papers for county and township offices in Linn county can be filed until midnight, with regular close at 5 p.m. Friday. Auditor Arthur Williams said extra hours were provided for convenience as many papers remain unfiled. Friday also marks the last day for county attorney, auditor, clerk of court, sheriff, supervisor, and township clerk and trustee filings. The ballot will omit justice of the peace and constable as those offices are phased out under earlier judicial reform.
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Linn County
Arthur Williams
Williams
Army Names Five Black Generals
The Army promoted five colonels to brigadier general, doubling the number of Black generals on active duty to nine. The officers are Julius Becton Harry Brooks George Shaffer Edward Greer and Arthur Gregg, all stationed in Washington. Senate confirmation is anticipated after Nixon approval.
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UPI
Julius Becton
Bryn Mawr
Harry Brooks
Indianapolis
George Shaffer
Palestine
Texas
Edward Greer
Gary
W.va
Arthur Gregg
Florence
D.C
Air Force
Navy
Army
Nixon
Senate
Rate Case Delays and Board Resignations Prompt Hearing Restart
The ICC delayed Iowa Telephone rate rulings after a public furor over a closed door settlement. Kenneth Benda resigned as chairman on July 13 and Van Nostrand became acting chair, scheduling new hearings. Dick Witt previously resigned due to illness. The commission fixed a fair return on Iowa Telephone property at 4.25 to 4.50 percent, with a $17.1 million property value, while opposing treating charitable donations as operating expenses.
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ICC
Kenneth Benda
Hartwick
Ray
van Nostrand
Dick Witt
Des Moines
Iowa
Commission
Iowa Telephone
Iowa Telephone Company
Bridge inspections trigger weight and lane limits near Cedar Rapids
Inspectors ordered a three ton, 15 mile per hour one lane limit on Chain Lakes bridge over Cedar river southeast of Palo and Daniels Mill bridge over Indian creek south of Mt. Vernon road east of Cedar Rapids. Chain Lakes carries 375 vehicles daily and Daniels Mill 325. closures risk longer commutes to work at Palo’s Duane Arnold Energy Center.
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Chain Lakes
Cedar River
Palo
Daniels Mill
Indian Creek
Mt. Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
Harrington
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Mt. Vernon
Supreme Court delves into education aid and rights reach
The court considers AFDC benefit limits for military orphans, competency issues in theft cases, and ICC authority over rail freight returns. It reviews Connecticut lawyer residency rules and a Edgewood Independent School District tax suit in San Antonio, noting disparities in per pupil funding and wealth-based inequality under the 14th Amendment.
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California
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Connecticut
United States
Fiffen
San Antonio
Edgewood Independent School
Edgewood
Alamo Heights
Supreme Court
Virginia
Illinois
Florida
Texas
William O. Douglas
Byron R. White
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily In Suzette Classified
The Suzette classified section features a recurring Dennis the Menace item showing up daily. Readers note persistent appearances, suggesting ongoing reader humor or a syndicated cartoon mention within local listings.
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Dennis the Menace
Suzette
McGovern campaigns early with one issue defining run
Analysis notes McGovern’s early 18 month start and campaign strategy. He emphasizes ending the Vietnam War while proposing tax overhauls and large defense cuts. Money is scarce but he garners $1.2 million from small donors. Governors and party regulars doubt his breadth, worrying a repeat of Goldwater’s 1964 loss as Republicans prepare for an election with McGovern as likely opponent.
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McGovern
Robert F. Kennedy
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Indo-China
White House
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Resignation of Palmby in U S grain sales drive
Clarence D. Palmby, assistant secretary of agriculture and key figure in expanding grain sales to the Soviet Union, resigns to join Continental Grain Co. in New York City. President Nixon nominates Carroll G. Brunthaver to succeed him as assistant secretary for international affairs and commodity programs.
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Washington
White House
Clarence D. Palmby
Soviet Union
Palmby
Nixon
Continental Grain Co
New York City
Carroll G. Brunthaver
Fremont
Ohio
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Brunthaver
Ohio State University
Michigan State University
Grain and Feed Dealers’ National Association
Hearing Set For June 14 On Ampey License
Cedar Rapids city council set June 14 at 11 a.m. for a public hearing on suspending or revoking Dwayne Ampey s class B beer permit and class C liquor license tied to his Cougar Lounge at 329 Ninth Avenue SE. Ampey, 36, was arrested in drug raids at two city locations, charged with sale and possession of heroin and conspiracy, with nine others arrested. he is free on bond. His license was previously suspended 15 days after a November 17 scuffle with police.
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Cedar Rapids
Dwayne Ampey
Ampey
Cougar
Ninth Avenue SE
Reds Order SALT Treaty in Effect
The Soviet government ordered the arms limits agreed during Nixon's Moscow visit to take effect immediately. A council of ministers decree says the ABM treaty and the US Soviet agreement freezing offensive weapons at current levels commence as of the signing date May 26.
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Moscow
Nixon
Council of Ministers
O'Donnell Urges Nixon to Enforce Global Airline Boycott
O'Donnell urged President Nixon to mobilize world leaders and deny landing rights to nations not backing sanctions. He cited FAA figures alleging 450 airline murders and 147 hijackings totaling 193 perpetrators, with 107 still fugitives, and over 1,100 U.S. passengers affected in 18 hijackings this year.
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O'Donnell
Nixon
U.S
O’donnell
Federal Aviation Administration
Wanted Ad to Find Item by Dialing Number
A brief directive invites readers to use a wanted advertisement method to locate a specific item. It directs dialing the provided phone number 398-8234 for assistance. The notice is terse and lacks additional details about the item or process.
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