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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
3
Daily weather figures for many cities, plus June totals and flood notes. Birth announcements list several families in Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Police and traffic citations record fines for speeding and infractions across multiple streets and intersections.
Classified line shows office hours and phone numbers for the Morion Office and related listings. Includes multiple contact numbers 398-821, 398-8532, 398-8234, 396-8222, 398-8430 and a closing time of 5 p.m. for advertisements.
The Iowa Senate backed a House-amended Sunday liquor bill amid debate over scope and fees. The measure would allow Sunday sales noon to 10 pm in clubs, motels, hotels, restaurants, and similar venues with 50 percent business from services. A 20 percent surcharge for licensees was set, replacing a 15 percent fee. The bill faced opposition from dry advocates citing drunk driving concerns, and its path included a Senate delay motion and final passage after a second House vote.
A low cost, fast acting want ad helps home freezers sell quickly. The ad highlights speed and affordability to attract buyers and move stock rapidly.
Arthur H Mussman 72 of 1053 Fifth Ave SE Cedar Rapids died unexpectedly in a local hospital. Born September 14 1900 in Keystone he was a Keystone area farmer until 1945 then moved to Cedar Rapids. Married to Esther Schliemann 1921 then to Edna Bauer 1953. Retired Cherry Burrell employee and Faith United Methodist member. Survived by son Donald A Mossman Marion daughter Mrs Gene McCormick Toddville stepdaughter Mrs Robert Domine Cedar Rapids eight grandchildren seven stepgrandchildren. Services Thursday 2 p m Fellmer's Keystone with Rev Wilbert Trusheim burial Keystone Cemetery.
A draft communique lists 14 points shaping a cease fire and talks. It calls for an immediate halt to U S aerial reconnaissance over North Vietnam, mine sweeping, prisoner releases, and the resumption of talks on post war reconstruction and a joint economic committee within specified deadlines. It notes Saigon objections to zones of control wording and a timetable linked Council of National Reconciliation.
Ellen Lynott Charipar 80 of Liverimore California widow of Emil Charipar and former Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday after a brief illness. Born October 24 1892 in Cedar Rapids she operated a rest home in the Los Angeles area and was a Gold Star Mothers member. Surviving two daughters 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Friday 10 am at Immaculate Conception church Rev William P Leonard burial Mt Calvary cemetery Rosary Thursday 7 30 pm Brady Kuba funeral home calls after 1 pm Wednesday.
Col. Charles B. Claypool of Galesburg Illinois a former Cedar Rapids resident died unexpectedly on Monday. He was a Coe College graduate and married to Bernita May of Cedar Rapids on December 26 1936. Surviving is a daughter Mrs Timothy Cutler of Madison Wisconsin. Services will be held Wednesday at 1 p m at the Rock Island arsenal.
Memorial services for Arnold L. Pyle were held at Turner Chapel East at 10 30 a m on Tuesday with the Rev Earl A Huebner presiding. Cremation followed the service.
Porter described 35 millimeter film strips of Muskie memoranda given by Jeb Magruder to Mitchell as he testified about viewing equipment purchases. Porter said the material appeared to be obtained secretly but not illegally and that Mitchell was angered when a viewing device failed during a visit to his office.
The Iowa Highway Commission approved modifications to the highway 30 expressway south of Cedar Rapids. Interchange at C Street will be built, Ivanhoe Road stays, East Road connects, and a south side access road will run from Ivanhoe to the west. Linn county planning commission approved changes. The five-year plan aims to extend the expressway to Highway 13.
Iowa highway commission tests eight rotor pool vehicles show fuel use drops 12 to 26 percent when speeds fall from 70 to 60 mph. Agencies told to operate at 60 mph except emergencies as Gov. Ray seeks to cut fuel consumption.
Prosecutors offered John Dean a guilty plea to one count of conspiring to obstruct justice while continuing to seek testimony against other Nixon aides. Shaffer argued Dean would not talk without immunity as Shaffer cited impending senate appearances. Judge Sirica noted occasional defiance by grand juries.
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