Deaths: Marguerite M. McCann 73 in Cedar Rapids
Marguerite M. McCann 73 of 1224 Oakland NE died Wednesday after a brief illness. She lived in Cedar Rapids 45 years, born January 1899 in Garden City Kansas, married Albert H. McCann in 1926. Survived by husband, daughter Doris Taylor, brother Harold Maburan, sister Marion Wattishaugh, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Chapel of Memories with Rev. Don Maple. burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Viewing Friday after 2 p.m. at Cedar Memorial funeral home and at chapel after 9 a.m. Saturday. casket to be closed at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Weather and notices from Daily Record igniter notes
Daily Record reports on weather with high and low temperatures, barometer, wind, sunrise and sunset times, plus local births, marriages, and a detailed list of municipal court fines and public notices. It also lists funeral services across several towns and numerous obituaries.
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White House Weathered by Agnes Wind Damages Grounds
The White House faced wind and water from tropical storm Agnes with spotty damage. A 19th century linden tree toppled onto smaller dogwood trees on the south grounds while a Nixon aide reported a leaky root near the Oval Office. Planting records remain unclear but the giant tree was not planted by a president.
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Flood Toll and Evacuations Across Pennsylvania and New York
Floods sent residents fleeing near Eldred and Smethport while boats evacuated people from Lykens Pennsylvania. Campers trapped near East Berlin as state police worked amid rising water on the Pennsylvania New York border. Roy H Gordon 70 of 71 All Jiesac bag Pa died after a flooded basement walls collapse. He served in World War I and worked for Universal Engineering. Survivors include a wife a son and several daughters and grandchildren. Funeral services scheduled with Cedar Memorial and memorials to Disabled Veterans are requested.
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Bank Credit Cards Show Big Growth Across National Banks
A government report shows national banks issuing more credit cards and instant money plans, with balances rising from 935 million at end of 1987 to 4.1 billion owed overall. By year end 1987, cardholders numbered 25 million across 137 banks, with 74 banks issuing cards and 7 million offering instant money.
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Byrd says public demand for waste facilities exceeds need
J Floyd Byrd president elect of the Water Pollution Control Federation told the Sith annual Iowa Water Pollution Control Assn meeting that in three to five years most cities will have adequate waste control facilities if patient. He said the federation aims to help operators and influence government in waste control laws. Dr E R Bauman of Iowa State addressed results on a new advanced water treatment process.
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Soviet Line: Friends In Spite of Blockade
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Court rulings involve confession, free speech and trial speedy rights
Court notes: George Milton confessed three times and police testimony deemed harmless error. Unions may make political contributions from voluntary donations. Walkways in shopping centers are public but handbill distribution requires permission. Right to speedy trial remains fundamental but not absolute.
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Fine Arts Unit Strike Over Palazzo Barberini Item
In Rome Italy the Superior Council of Fine Arts and its agencies began an indefinite strike after learning the government arranged a private real estate firm to buy a wing of the Barberini palace housing the National Art Gallery The gallery argued the wing was needed to move archives and restoration workshops the measure condemned by council president Giulio Carlo Atganno as government disregard
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Crocodile Stowaway Delays Pan American Jet in Istanbul
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Doggie Bag at Frankfurt Main Airport Sparks Laughs
A playful scene at the new Frankfurt Main air terminal in West Germany shows a small dog in a luggage cart, drawing amused reactions from travelers as the airport buzzes with activity. The incident highlights the lighthearted side of busy travel in a modern terminal.
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Possible Loss To States Seen In Pollution Funding Debate
Charles V. Wright of the EPA warned Iowa Water Pollution Control Assn members that if Congress fails to pass a water pollution bill the current law will expire, costing states a large appropriation. He noted House and Senate bills proposing 18.0 billion and 14.0 billion respectively for municipal treatment plants and permits for discharges. Dr. Ross McKinney of the University of Kansas lectured on pollution, urging industrial accountability for waste cleanup.
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North Vietnamese offensive casualty totals update
Casualty figures cover 12 weeks of the North Vietnamese offensive. The tally shows 457 killed in action, 10,212 dead from nonhostile causes, 303,448 wounded, 134 missing from hostile causes, and 1,609 missing in action or captured. Also notes 92 missing in action and 450 wounded in action earlier totals. Dial 38-R2H for a want ad.
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Boy’s Hand Caught in Conveyor Belt Incident
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Linn Escapee III Captured in Davenport
Richard M. Washburn, 40, who escaped from Linn County jail during kitchen duty last Friday, was caught in Davenport Thursday morning. He remains there awaiting return to Cedar Rapids to face escape charges after being held on a parole violation in Linn County jail.
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Shootings Rampage Near Camden Recall 1949 Mass Killing
The report details victims from a shooting rampage in Camden near a residence, naming dave G Hall 38 Willingboro Stephen B Robinson 42 Cin naminson and Joseph Boyd 48 Morristown among the injured. Others taken to Cherry Hill medical center include Wayne Stoup Maynard Belt Val Risco and Gary Davis. Walter Wilks was injured jumping from a window. The piece references the 1949 Camden killing by Howard Untul and notes Unruh remains in a hospital for criminally insane.
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