Cedar Rapids Considers Anti Smoking Ordinance
Cedar Rapids safety official Ed Colton says a drafted anti smoking ordinance may be discussed at Tuesday's informal city council meeting. The proposal would ban smoking in municipal buses and in public places while designating smoking areas and exempting taverns with posted notices. The measure mirrors a Minnesota law and totals varied support among city leaders.
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Ed Colton
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Weather, C R and Elsewhere Year Ago Today
Weather record notes yesterday’s high reached 72 and low 63 with no precipitation. It compares to the previous year’s conditions for the same date across regions.
Birth announcements and police notices from The Daily Record
Births listed from Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals with pairs of parents and newborns on June 11 to June 13. The record also notes obliquely the Denver and Iowa City births and lists numerous names from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. The page then reports 9 21 p.m. to 12 23 a.m. incidents, alarms, and several traffic and equipment fines with names and addresses.
Obituaries list Cedar Rapids area residents and services
Obituaries note Cletus J Erlacher age 67 of 4200 Sherman St NE died at home Sunday. Survived by wife Relo Zable, son John, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren and siblings. Services at St Patrick's Catholic Church with burial at Mt Calvary. Also listed are Dorothy Wagner, Robert Meyer, Maude Holder and many other deaths with service details across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
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Sherman Street
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
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Eagles
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Relo Zable
Rock Island
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Monica Gaskill
Brownsville
Texas
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Bernadine Browner
Davenport
Larry
Leo
Bernard
Washingston
Ill
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Martin Laughlin
Mt. Calvary
Father Laughlin
Teahen Funeral Home
Howard J. Wagner
Eldora
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St. Matthew’s Church
A.A. Sohawasser
Holy Sepulchre
Rochester
N.Y
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Turner's East
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Robert E
Cedar Falls
Bessie Meyer
Louis
Fairfax
Wayne
Phoenix
Ariz
Turner Chapel West
Paul McManus
St. Ludmila’s Church
Cedar Memorial
American Legion
Maude Irene Veysey Holder
Ridgemore Drive
Au Sable
Mich
Charles Holder
Windsor
Canada
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Twentieth Century Club
Oak Park
Lyceum Arts Conservatory
Chicago
Dorothy C. Evans
Gertrude Olson
Muskegon Heights
Charles Holder, Jr
Zurich
Switzerland
Edward Holder
Daytona Beach
Fla
Turner West
Man Reports Horse Thefts Near Center Point Farm
Two horses valued at 500 dollars reported stolen from Bruce Tiane's rural Center Point farm. The Linn sheriff's department said the theft occurred Friday night. a 700 pound bay mare and a 400 pound yearling sorrel gelding were taken.
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Collins Contract Details Cost of Living and Benefits Change
The pact introduces an unlimited cost of living clause in year two, raises sick pay, boosts pensions by up to 50 percent, adds two more Christmas holidays to total 13, and starts a new dental plan in year three. Health insurance costs covered during the strike, with total package worth $2.08 per hour over three years, about 21 cents above the initial offer.
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Defense claims of misconduct in Pine Ridge shooting trial
Defense lawyers accuse the government of withholding material and memo rizing testimony in the Butler case while prosecutors seek to introduce an M-1 rifle tied to the killings of two FBI agents on the Rosebud reservation. FBI witnesses described the incident site and gunfire exchanges as cross examination begins after a visual aid of the reservation area is shown.
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Asst
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Robert Sikma
Butler
Rosebud
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Rapid City
S.D
Hughes
Williams
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Pine Ridge
AIM
Politicsgate in Iowa after GOP delegates pledge support
In Missouri 49 delegates head to the national convention while 18 of 19 GOP at large delegates in Iowa declare for Reagan. Ford holds 965 of 1130 needed, Reagan 886 with 152 uncommitted as 10 states await choices. Democrats unveil a tentative platform promising universal health insurance and an income floor to fund it.
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Missouri
Reagan
Ford
Toddville Woman Dies by Own Action Sheriff Reports
Mary Lappin, 23, of Toddville died Sunday evening from a shot to the head fired with a .38 revolver. The Linn County medical examiner ruled the death a death by own action. Her body was found at home about 9 30 p.m. when her husband and a friend returned.
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Mary Lappin
Route One
Toddville
Linn County
Sheriff's Office
Lappin
Ironclad Alibi Dismisses Theft Charge in Cedar Rapids
Galen H. Townsend faced a theft charge for stealing a citizen band radio between midnight and 6 a.m. on January 12. He claimed a possible jail time alibi, and jail records confirmed he was in custody until 8:30 a.m. on January 12, leading to the dismissal of the case. Townsend, 18, from Cedar Rapids, had been charged with stealing the radio from a van.
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Galen H. Townsend
Townsend
Cedar Rapids
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