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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
25
Births and marriages from The Daily Record notices
Birth notices list Mercy Jane born to Mr and Mrs Larry Mortin of 4527 C avenue NE and several other births at St Luke's and various locations. Marriage licenses include Kathleen Plahn with James Poppe and others from Cedar Rapids Denver and Hiawatha. Police blotter items cover false alarm at Wi pon avenue, pavement blowup on Thirty first street SE, gas cap leak, smoke ventilation, water heater cement, and magistrate fines for multiple individuals and traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Jane
Larry Mortin
C Avenue
Kathleen Plahn
James Poppe
Eileen Carlson
Ronald Swank
Cedar Rapids
Joenen Aschoff
Tom Gould
Denver
Culo
Debra Daugherty
Robert Schaldecker
Hiawatha
Wi ‘Pon Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Bever Avenue
Third Avenue
Evelyn Drive
Obituaries Chronicle Cedar Rapids Notables in One Notice
Obituaries list multiple Cedar Rapids residents including Louis J Triebel 71 a railroad engineer died after a short illness born 1903 wife Rozella Rading, service at Chapel of Memories. Lloyd J Mitchell 85 former Cedar Rapids resident died in Tucson. Charles Cejka 84. Anne Marie Coyle 76. Sadie Outiri 90. other notices include funeral details and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Triebel
Twelfth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Rozella Rading
Waterloo
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Linda Fottrall
Chapel of Memories
Walter E. Heddrich
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Trinity Lutheran Shurch Memorial Fund
American Cancer Society
Lloyd J. Mitchell
Phillip Mitchell
Tucson
Turner Chapel
Arnold Herbst
Mt. Vermon Lodge
Turner's East
Charles Cejka
Brooks County
Kan
North Liberty
Hedvika Steiner
Francis Beltz
Mildred Posekany
Chelsea
Charles
Lottie Prasil
Rose Kubovec
Anne Marie Coyle
Lancaster
Ete
Covington Ladies Aid Society
Claude Kelsey
Palo
Fred Leaf
Butler
C.L. Morning
Star
Marion
Willare P. Hogan
Herbert Melvin
Teahen Chapel
Lee Roy Collins
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Sadie Outiri
Dot J. Oujiri
Jobin A
Alvin F. Oujiri
Helen Cooksey
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Martin Laughlin
St. John's
Cortez Accused of Resisting and Injuring Officers
Carl Cortez, 27, was charged with injury to persons fighting and resisting an officer after allegedly kicking a police car window during transport. He was arrested in the 2200 block of C Street SW after a fight with a juvenile and held on a 1250 bond. A Tokyo AP item notes two firms dispute Suzuki and Sato as Japan's most common surname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cortez
Cortez
C Street
Cedar Rapids
Tokyo
Suzuki
Sato
Hae
PER Board Rules on C R Bargain Unit in Cedar Rapids
The PER board rules that all Cedar Rapids municipal employees except fire, police, library board and airport commission staff join a single bargaining unit under the new law. Police form separate unit with a vote to affiliate with Teamsters. Airport staff also separate. city council delegates bargaining authority. Ninety positions were argued. 19 disputed roles mostly supervisory. The board included sewer maintenance workers but excluded other disputed posts as supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allengible
Cedar Rapids
Fire Department
Police Department
Library Board
Airport Commission
State Public Employe Relations
PER
Teamsters, Carpenters
The
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Teamsters
Commission
City Council
Library
Tnil
Streets
Motherly Visit Leads to Prison Time in Rome
Mrs Giovann Caratelli aged 49 visited her two sons Marco and Alessandro in prison on narcotics charges and was caught attempting to pass hashish wrapped cigarettes to them through a grill at Queen of Heaven prison. She was transferred to Rebibbia prison in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
UPI
Giovann Caratelli
Marco
Alessandro
Queen of Heaven
Rebibbia
C R Man Arrested On Breakin Charge
Donald Ray Wullner aged 24 of 2801 C street SW was arrested on a breaking and entering charge. Police say he broke into the Cheryl McVay residence at 403 F avenue NW. no items were taken. The breakin was reported June 19 after a tip led to his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ray Wullner
C Street
Wullner
Cheryl McVay
F Avenue NW
Rampaging steer disrupts downtown Oelwein softball game
A 1300 pound rodeo steer owned by Donnie Burkholder of Gilbertville ran loose through Oelwein Wednesday after charging from the Livestock Exchange. It chased shoppers into stores and interrupted a girls softball tournament at Wings Park before being captured in a pasture on the north side of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Joose
Frederick Street
Donnie Burkholder
Gilbertville
Oelwein Livestock Exchange
Wings Park
Tows
Weinberger Resigns Health Secretary Post Nominated
President Ford announced Caspar W. Weinberger's resignation as secretary of health, education and welfare and nominated Dr. David Mathews to succeed him. Weinberger cited reasons familiar to the President, with reports linking his decision to his wife Jane's arthritis and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Caspar W. Weinberger
David Mathews
University of Alabama
Weinberger
Jane
AIM campers in Cedar Rapids park clash over tents and fees
United of Cedar Rapids faced dispute over tenting fees for AIM supporters in a city park. Holder and Harmon sought local funding and national guard tent loans, while City officials and Safety Commissioner Steinbeck urged compliance with park rules and open meetings laws. Police would respond to harassment and illegal fireworks as tensions linger in midweek talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United of
Cedar Rapids
Holder
Churches United
Lotdahl
Craig Harmon
Reinis
Rennis
Harmon
James Steinbeck
Ile
National Guard
Don Canney
Canney
Steinbeck
Reinig
AIM
All Iowa Fair Center Opens With New Industrial Show
The All Iowa Fair Center prepares for a four day event with livestock barns opening at 6 am Friday for sheep and dairy cattle arrivals. Cedar Rapids industry displays feature a giant shovel and a new Yo Yo swing ride along with the Zykdon roller coaster. Rick Nelson headlines with 7000 free grandstand seats while most shows offer 624 reserved seats at Armstrong’s and free admission to hourly entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Century 27
al Kunz
Fame
Farm Youth
Rick Nelson
Ozzie and Harriet” Fame
Stone Canyon
Armstrorg’s
Dam to Coralville Suntvoir Floods Sparking Iowa Lawsuits
Coralville Suntvoir dam floods have worsened high water duration from a week to a full summer. Plaintiffs allege government flowage rights were taken without compensation and seek damages, citing six year statute limits and substantial encroachment in 1969. Cases target government liability with individual dam-related damages to landowners including Amana Colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amana
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowa
Ford veto fights on housing bill and mortgage aid
The housing bill would let the President spend up to 10 billion to buy mortgages, finance 300000 homes, and extend emergency repair programs. Ford urged Congress to raise mortgage purchase authority to 7.5 billion and veto overrides showed party splits in a 288 to 187 House vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pil
Ford
Congress
Ers
Proxmire
House
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