Weather forecast for Coralville area and region
Extended forecast calls for rain from Thursday through Saturday. Temperatures rise from the upper 70s to mid 80s with nightly lows in the 60s. Sun up Wednesday at 5:31 and sunset noted. Year ago today recorded high of 76 and low of 49 with no precipitation. Coralville Lake pool level noted Tuesday.
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Births and notices roll through Cedar Rapids and Des Moines
Births record lists families from Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals with multiple newborns in Cedar Rapids Marion and Newhall. A sequence of local incidents follows: crime court actions speeding fines and violations across Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding towns with several names and addresses.
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Shellsburg
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G Avenue
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Mr. Vernon Road
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South Fifteenth Street
Marion
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Cedar Rapids
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Hiawatha
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K Street
Continue Search In Jones County For Epileptic
Monticello police and fire departments, Jones County civil defense and sheriff’s department, a citizens band radio club, and volunteers pressed a boat search for Donald William Null a 35 year old epileptic man last seen about 5 a.m. June 10 on a Monticello street. He is 5 feet 11 inches tall 170 pounds blue eyes and light brown hair. Authorities asked residents to report sightings since he missed his daily cafe visit at 8 a.m. last Tuesday and his apartment door was found standing open with the television on.
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Cattle rustling reported near Monticello farm
Robert J. Holub of route one Monticello told Linn sheriff’s office on Monday that two cattle were stolen from his farm since June 9. The animals, valued at $600, were expected to call within two weeks.
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Obituaries honor Downing theater figure in Denver service
Memorial services for Robert Downing, Cedar Rapids native and noted Broadway personality and Denver Post critic, were set for Monday in Denver with cremation after life. Downing died Saturday in Denver at 61 from a ruptured aorta after abdominal surgery. planning includes a commemorative service at Bonfils theater and a memorial fund.
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Linn approves lease for social services satellite office
Linn supervisors authorize a 7,611 square foot satellite office for the county social services department at Executive Plaza. Annual rent is 42,621.60 plus utilities and parking with a July 1 start, though openings may be delayed as renovations continue for Marion and northeast Cedar Rapids service coverage. On this date in 1965 leaders in London began an initiative to end the Vietnam War.
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U.S. Faces Pressure to Tighten Grain Inspection Standards
U S Senate and European buyers demand higher quality controls after findings of grain contamination and off grade practices. Sen Dick Clark warns that inspection and grading upgrades are essential to prevent heavy trade losses as officials pledge action and stronger federal supervision.
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Ford to propose tough crime bill with mandatory terms
President Ford told Republican leaders he will soon propose a very tough crime control package adding mandatory prison terms for federal offenses. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott outlined targets including violent crimes and repeat offenders with no gun control in the plan while aiming to strengthen federal prosecutors and sentencing standards.
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Lutheran Council sponsors Vietnamese refugee family
Tee and the Lutheran Council in the United States of America are sponsoring a Vietnamese refugee family found through St Paul’s Lutheran Church Iowa City. The Williamsburg family was identified after church leaders referred the matter to Aurich’s committee. Community groups are donating food clothing and furniture as preparations begin.
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Off Duty Detective Foils Home Break-in Night Patrol
An alert off duty detective and neighbors interrupted a burglary in progress as four youths attempted to break into a residence. Police arrived, detained the suspects, and investigated the break-in in the neighborhood.
Ford Signs Jobs Bill For 840,000 Youths
President Ford signs a summer jobs bill designed to help about 840 000 youths from disadvantaged families. The program allocates 456 million dollars to 433 state and local governments to hire youths ages 14 to 21 for 9 to 12 weeks at a minimum 2 10 per hour. Additional funds cover youth recreation and transportation. Labor department estimates 2 7 million youngsters will seek summer jobs this year.
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