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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
1
Birth announcements from Mercy St and St Luke's list couples in Marion Anamosa Olin Walford and Cedar Rapids area with births of sons and daughters notices include many names from Marion Cedar Rapids and nearby towns with names and addresses Magistrate Court fines issued for traffic violations and related offenses list individuals by name and address with fines and costs including driving on wrong side and intoxication cases
William LeRoy Laubly 68 of 3837 Northwood Drive NE died Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a coronary. An accountant and tax consultant for 30 years he was born June 6 1907 in Chicago and married Henrietta Lamp June 27 1936 in Cedar Rapids. He belonged to St Pauls United Methodist Church and several Masonic and professional groups. Surviving wife and a daughter plus many relatives. Visitations and funeral details listed along with other Cedar Rapids obituaries.
Regina Brave of the Pine Ridge reservation said a Friday night operation at Seminole Valley park Cedar Rapids benefited the Indian cause by raising awareness of government actions. Roberta Arkeketa claimed over 100 law enforcement personnel retrieved five tents with about 30 to 80 Indians present, of whom four were men. Cedar Rapids residents donated twelve tents, and Brave noted AIM leader Stanley Holder would visit Cedar Rapids Monday night with several rallies planned, including a mass demonstration on July 4 as three AIM leaders face federal sentencing in July.
Lee Hogan of 518 Thirty sev enth street NE received a Master of Science degree in computer science from the University of Arizona in Tucson.
A compact sales pitch promotes trading a rowboat for a motor through a quick classified ad. It directs readers to call 398-8234 to secure a fast, result oriented transaction. The brief notice emphasizes urgency and availability for motor swap details.
DES MOINES UPI State Sen William E Gluba Davenport introduced a senate concurrent resolution in the closing hours of the 1975 Iowa legislature. It recommends an interim study committee be established to study and develop legislation to aid the Iowa elderly and handicapped. The resolution is co sponsored by 31 senators from both parties and directs the legislative council to create the committee.
Soybean meal tops 120 dollars a ton with spikes near 300 while disputes over off grade grain, gradingCERT limits, and ship loading haunt grain traders. Hal Richard warns American farmers lose markets to Brazil. calls for tougher grading and new research. New Orleans port handles a third of US exports. Rep Neal Smith presses for stricter rules as Harlan Ryan defends system.
Miller says his car lifted and hit the fence at about 80 mph raising fear it could vault into the crowd. Spectators praised track officials but blamed the fence area for unattended children and lax supervision. Maxine Sanborn and Robert McAllister criticized parents and security, warning of further danger at future races.
Ray notes current law not overly discriminatory while predicting failure of the 20 percent house plan in the Senate. Democratic 61 39 house margin clashes with a 26 vote needed in the Senate, where at least one Democrat Heying doubts tax changes and Republicans show unity. Senator Lamborn says only Warren Curtis would back the senate plan, complicating passage of any tax reform.
From prison in the Middle East, Msgr Hilarion Capudji, a Greek Catholic archbishop serving 12 years for arms smuggling, is cited with other Arabs. An Israeli bus driver and combat veteran joined a village raid to aid troops but died amid a hail of bullets and grenades. his wife baby and father in law were wounded as were three others. Four terrorists were killed. The foreign ministry said the assault aimed to disrupt diplomatic momentum toward peace. In New York, Rabin and Kissinger held talks with more exchanges planned before a resumption basis is considered.
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