Stormy Weekend Forecast and Local Debts Report
Extended forecast calls for thunderstorms Sunday with fair weather Monday and Tuesday. Cooler Monday with lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s and highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Debts listed for numerous Cedar Rapids residents, with assets and exemptions noted, including totals around 4 031 and 21 777 and other figures. Death notices and births appear for several families in Marion Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas, with service details and locations.
Watergate testimony details Haldeman and Dean roles
Magruder testified that he warned Haldeman in January about both the cover story and the true narrative. He said Dean coached him on how to answer questions from investigators and was involved from the start, even directing Liddy to the campaign committee. The White House also denied destroying a secret list of contributors, while The Washington Post reported Hunt used hush money and warned of executive clemency.
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Memorial Services for Warren H Erbe and Katherine Topinka
Memorial services are announced with full details for Warren H Erbe and Katherine Topinka. Clergy names, burial sites at Cedar Memorial and nearby memorial locations, cremation plans, and funeral home arrangements are listed. Additional notices include mixed personal memorial references and a generic advertisement line about pet loss help.
Senate Set To Bargain On Regents
Frank Nye reports the Senate prepares to bargain over regents policies and funding, outlining potential shifts in governance and oversight for state universities amid looming budget discussions. The article notes key players and possible compromises shaping higher education administration.
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Senate
Iowa Senate Moves On Regents Budget Amid Legal Scramble
The Iowa Senate debates adjustments to a 24.5 million dollar regents budget for 1973-75 while defense attorney Penningroth questions his ability to perform court ordered psychiatric examinations. County officials flag potential legal and funding complications as two women and 26 intervenors seek wage claims up to 70 thousand dollars.
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Lennord
Kan
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Mt Vernon
Cessit Rapids
Te District
Senate Budget Battle Over Regents Institutions Weighs Two Year Plan
Senate and House clash over funding for the regents for the next two years with Senate figures near 216.9 million requested by Gov Robert Ray and a Boise-like 10.8 million under that request. Strong bids for tuition shifts and nonresident rates stir bargaining as Sen Tom Riley and Sen Lucas DeKoster push for compromise with the House. The Senate adds 70,300 for the Town School for the Deaf and maintains strict differences over University of Iowa, Iowa State, and other institutions with a path to a conference committee likely.
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Mtobert Ray
Boise
Tom Riley
Cedar
Rapids
Lucas DeKoster
Hull
Appropriations
DeKoster
Riley
Clifton Lamborn
Maquoketa
House
Appropriations Committee
Town School For the Deaf
Bluffs
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Northern Town
Iowa
Vinton
Hosse
Iowa Sehoo
Hat of Regents
Melph MaCanney
Charles City
Regents
Senato
Inio
School Board Claims Bar on More Women Seeking Benefits
Cedar Rapids Community school board argues additional women cannot join the discrimination case over former maternity leave policies. Judge William Eads ordered benefits for two women on May 25 and left eligibility and damages open to others who file within 20 days. The board says 27 women’ petitions fail to meet civil rights filing windows or procedural requirements.
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Cedar Trapids Community School Board
Linn
William Eads
Glsg Seid Thers
Jain
Ilations
Vewer
Tral
Hacksaw Blades Found in Jail After Sawing Incident
Ling county jail residents in a Thursday security sweep two hacksaw blades broken in half and two bars sawn through were found. One bar was in the same cell block as the blades and another in a nearby cell block. Chief Deputy George Griffin said the sawing took place over a long period and would have required hours to cut the jail bars and window. It is unclear which inmates were involved or how the blades entered the jail.
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Ling County
Ell Black
George Griffin
Griffin
Vietnam Cease-Fire Violations Reported Amid Slow Meetings
Saigon reported 2) violations in the first four days of the cease-fire signed January 27. Lt. Col. Le Trung Hien said battlefield commanders have not met face to face, and no date or place has been fixed for talks. He noted a 45 day desiline and warned that progress depends on observed violations and patience.
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le Trung Hien
Saigon
Hien
Sixtier
NATO talks yield renewed effort to rethink alliance ties
In a Denmark hosted meeting a 1.8 billion plan will review Iceland Keflavik airbase status as Britain and Iceland fail to resolve fishing rights dispute. Rogers says no serious problem. Britain’s Alec Douglas-Home says the situation remains unchanged.
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Iceland
Keflavik
America
Onsy Coast
Britain
Alec Douglastromn
Brezhnev Pushes Big-Scale Economic Ties With U S
Brezhnev urged deeper economic links between the United States and the Soviet Union, proposing large scale yearly exchanges in resources and technology. He said immense national wealth could be shared with mutual benefit, while Kissinger cautioned no SALT substance at the summit. Cosmos 573 launched a manned earth satellite as part of the Soviet program.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Cosmos
Moscow
UPI
News Agoney
Des Moines House Approves Utility Tax Spread Bill
The Des Moines House passes a bill to allocate utility tax revenue from large plants like Palo's nuclear facility. It caps the first 12 million dollars of taxable assets to the plant’s locality, then apportions excess value to all districts served by the utility, aiming to prevent windfalls and support future plant projects in Iowa.
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UPS
Jews House
Palo
Robert Ray la
Palo Nuclar
David Stanley
Muscatine
Towa
Wilson founder of Holiday Lake fatally injured in accident
BELLE PLAINE Andy N Wilson founder and developer of Holiday Lake was killed Thursday when the tractor trailer or loader tipped over, throwing him to the ground. He and his son Donald developed Holiday Lake in 1967 and founded similar projects in Missouri and Virginia. He was a former Iowa grading controller. He married Mildred on July 3, 1924 and is survived by wife two sons a daughter six grandchildren five sisters and two brothers. Services will be held Monday at 10:81 a.m. at Pelfers Halverson funeral home. friends may call after noon Saturday.
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Andy N. Wilson
Holiday Lake
Mdlbader Fie
Wilson
Donald
Missouri
Virginia
Iowa
Mildred
Carroll Gudderson
Marenga
Goldie Merritt
Cedar Rapids
Sylvia Lippincott
Buffalo
Churches United backs housing rehab proposal in Cedar Rapids
The Churches United board voted to work with HACAP to develop low income housing rehabilitation. Vic Miller presented a plan for acquisition rehabilitation and resale to help low income families and the elderly. An implementation committee will be formed with low income and housing group representation. The CU board will refine the proposal for final approval.
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Hawkeye
Jim Lesher
Cutoard
Miller
Des Moines
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Lesher
Housing Board
CU Board
Pollution controls proposed for Los Angeles and states
EPA outlines stricter anti pollution plans including a 20 percent cut in parking spaces next to certain facilities and a ceiling on motorcycle registrations at 1973 levels. Other states and cities request retrofits and selective inspections. Plans vary. some late arriving but acceptable for approval.
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Los Angeles
Hanan
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Baton Rouge
New Jersey
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