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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1975

Page

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Weekend Outlook: Partly Cloudy With Showers Possible

Extended forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Sunday with a chance of showers. Highs 85 to 90, Lows 65 to 70. Weather readings show minor changes across LaCrosse through Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with varying rise and fall in temperatures and pool level noted at Coralville Lake.

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Births and incidents span Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns

The Daily Record lists births at Mercy and Dubuque areas with families including Hansen, O'Brien, and Libby, plus numerous Cedar Rapids couples. It also covers traffic penalties, accidents, and public-safety calls with names, addresses, and fines such as Roseland, Bushman, Gentz, Kaufman, and others.

Cedar Rapids Rights Units Plan Deferral Contract

The Cedar Rapids human rights commission moves to a deferral contract with the state civil rights commission to streamline enforcement. The state unit will notify the local panel of complaints and delay its own investigations for 60 days while giving weight to local findings.

Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission State Civil Rights Commission Mark Doolin Local Commission Investio4 Doolin Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission State Rights

Griffin Appeals Linn Sentence

Er nest Griffin, 18, of Mt. Vernon, filed an appeal in Linn district court of a two year suspended sentence handed on May 29 after pled guilty to a Feb 21 break in at Schwan's warehouse. His attorney sought a deferred sentence and erasure of the conviction not granted.

Ernest Griffin Mt. Vernon Linn District Court Griffin Schwan Linn

C R Man Faces Grand Larceny Count

John Lester Gunzenhauser aged 18 of 1018 Seventeenth Street SW was charged with grand larceny for stealing a cooler a chain saw and lawn chairs from a camper bus owned by Marvin Moneck of 824 Tenth Street SW. Moneck notified police Saturday the items were missing. they were recovered. Gunzenhauser is held in the county jail in lieu of 3000 dollars.

John Lester Gunzenhauser Seventeenth Street Gunzenhauser Marving Moneck Tenth Street Moneck

Four Hurt in Two Car Crash Near Iowa City

Four people hospitalised after a head on two car collision on highway 1 two miles southwest of Iowa City at 9 am Friday. George Graham 74 Iowa City suffered neck injuries and was later moved to University hospitals. His wife Mable 74 remained under Mercy observation for lacerations. Hal Yoder 21 Kanota not injured. Deborah Cole 22 and her 18 month old son Adam treated at Mercy. Cole under observation. Yoder was southbound and attempted a U turn when the crash occurred. Patrol investigates.

Iowa City George Graham Mercy Hospital University Hospitals Mable Hal Yoder Katona Deborah Cole Adam Mercy Cole Highway Patrol Yoder Graham

Cedar Rapids Obituaries Brighten Local Paper

Infant Brandi Lee Bender dies in University Hospitals Iowa City born June 25 1975 survived by parents and grandparents cremation at Turner chapel west. Christopher J. Downes 84 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died in Iowa City nursing home after a long illness. Russell A. Galloway 72 of 1708 Ninth Street NW died after brief illness. veteran of World War II and former Quaker Oats employee. burial Fairfax cemetery with Hanford Post military rites. Services at Turner chapel west. cancer fund requested. Multiple funeral notices list names ages dates and places including Cejka Triebel Coyle and many more with burial at Cedar Memorial and area cemeteries.

Brandi Lee Bender Robert Wesley Bender Twelfth Avenue University Hospitals Iowa City Robert W. Bowen Cedar Rapids Robert W. Bender Winston Salem N.C Turner Chapel West Christopher J. Downes Russell A. Galloway Ninth Street Monroe County Quaker Oats Co Hanford Post American Legion Earl E. Yanecek Dayton Ohio Margaret Kelley Oxford Joseph Vecherka Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home Grabin Cemetery Vecerka American Legion Post Ireland Nellie C. Delaney Cosgrove Downes James John Joseph Watkins Harold Cole St. Peter's Catholic Church

Deficit philosophy blamed for New York City money woes

Treasury Secretary William Simon blamed New York Citys financial crisis on a long running deficit spending philosophy. He said federal aid should not cover local debts and urged ending promises of unsustainable services while noting Ford refused a 1.5 billion loan to Beame. He argued federal aid should not run local governments.

Washington New York City Treasury William Simon City of New York Simon House Ford Abraham Beame

Two Injured In Separate Cycle Mishaps

Two motorcyclists sustained minor injuries in separate crashes treated at St. Luke's Hospital. Terry Korsmo, 17, of 212 Twelfth Street NW, suffered abrasions after losing control on gravel on Thirteenth Street NW near C Avenue. no charges. Steven Gatto, 20, of 318 E Avenue NW, had facial lacerations after a crash on wet pavement at First Avenue East and Fourth Street. charged with driving without a valid motorcycle license.

St. Luke’s Hospital Terry Wayne Korsmo Twelfth Street NW Thirteenth Street NW C Avenue Korsmo Steven Robert Gatto E Avenue NW First Avenue East Fourth Street Gatto

Mezvinsky Leads 19 Dems On Grain and Ship Inspection Bill

Rep Ed Mezvinsky and 18 congressmen introduced a bill to eliminate corruption in grain and ship inspections. The measure would require the U S agriculture department to accept responsibility for enforcing federal standards in inspections.

Washington Ed Mezvinsky Iowa U.S. Agriculture Department Mezvinsky

Gun battle near Indian camp ends in agent’s death

Under immediate fire, a second car was disabled by gunfire as an agent radioed for help. A shootout killed an Indian. clothes torn, evidence of dragging, and stolen credentials and weapons. Indians estimated at 20 to 30 fled the house and disappeared into the countryside.

Alameda Calif U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Federal Mt. Rushmore National Memorial South Dakota

Indian Leaders Face Hearing Delays In Pine Ridge Case

Defense argues court errors and bias in trial of AIM figures Camp Crow Dog and Stanley Holder. Supporters plan demonstrations at the courthouse if open hearings are blocked. FBI shootings on Pine Ridge are cited as government harassment, with casualties named. Sentencing not expected before mid July.

McManus Camp Crow Dog Stanley Holder AIM FBI Pine Ridge Joe Roberts Arizona Jack Ross Coler California Edward Coler Cedar Rapids Gordon Nicholson Estroy Drive Coler Jack Coler Long Beach

Minister Clarifies Misquote On Tents Fees

A Cedar Rapids minister, Rev. Cedric J. Lofdahl of Holy Redeemer Lutheran, disputes a Gazette quote about his role in camping fee talks for AIM supporters in Seminole Valley park. He says he did not commit Churches United of Cedar Rapids to pay and notes confusion over whether funds had been arranged.

American Indian Movement AIM Seminole Valley Park Cedric J. Lordahil Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church Stan Reinis Stan Holder Holder Reinis Lofdahl Churches United of Cedar Rapids Churches United Concerned Citizens Reims

Laos Seeks Meeting After Insulting Note To U S Embassy

Laos with Pathet Lao ruling group sent an insulting note to the American embassy protesting the closing of the aid mission while proposing a meeting to fashion a new basis for continued aid. The note disputed U S ownership of certain items and asked for talks as Washington doubts further U S assistance. Forty nine Americans will remain, a nine percent cutback at the mission.

Vientiane, Laos Laos Pathet Lao U.S U.S. Agency For International Development Washington

Offer To End U.N. Korean Rule

The United States and South Korea formally proposed dissolving the U.N. command in Korea next January and replacing it with U.S. and South Korean officers as party to the 1953 armistice agreement, contingent on consent from China and North Korea. The move aimed to head off a General Assembly push to withdraw U.S. troops under the U.N. flag.

United Nations, N.Y South Korea U.N Korea U.S U.N. Security Council General Assembly

Also Mentioned on This Page

C.R Mississippi LaCrosse Lansing Rise Dam McGregor Guttenberg Dubuque Davenport Fall Keokuk Coralville Lake Rockies Lower Plains Mid Atlantic Ted Eicks the Daily Record Steve Hansen J Street Fisher Pine Grove Drive Michael O’brien Thirty-second Street St. Luke's Tommy Frederiksen Eleventh Street Marion Stephen Libby Avenue NE Roger Hansen Twenty-sixth Avenue David Clark Mechanicsville Floyd Clark Sixteenth Avenue SE Randolph W. Lyon Lyon Clifford C. Lyon Staudcourt NE Janet Perry Martin Robertson Virginia Anderson Richard Moore Kim Oxley Gregroy Zach Ann Jackson Don Drakos Marcella McDonald David Colegrosso Diane McCormick Toddville Laverne Franklin Sherry Ogden Lawrence Eberly Springville Debra Fossel Paul Suchomel van Horne Beth Meskimen Roger Davis Rock Island Hilda Faye Orlo Lee Lenaburg Betty Jane John Franklin Waddicar Mary M Claude L. Andrews Linda D Michael R. Farrell Patricia L Richard A. Blessing Weing Glass Roads Magistrate's Court Craig Roseland Upland Drive Kenneth Bushman Don Gentz Manchester James Kaufman Frank Gordon Thirtieth Street Betty Smith Park Townecourt Timothy Zaspar Patricia Reid Thirty-third Street David White Falbrook Drive Roger Fogarty Memorial Drive Lee Jordan Duane Seward Park Towne Lane John Spence Michael Cocciola Echo Lane Joe Rush Dawley Street Steven Kiley Zeman Drive Margaret Ross Coggan Louis Holly Monticello C.R. Man Ee Pierson Ellis Blvd Bender Infant Christopher Downes Mitchell Li T Turner Chapel East Arnold Herbst Mt. Hermon Lodge Cedar Memorial Cemetery Cejka Charles William Harnish Chelsea Frank B. Kasal Hrabak’s National Cemetery Vining London Albert Martens Trinity Ce Chapman's Clar Clarence Howard E Britcher Richmond Clarence Woody's Tama Robert Thorne Harrison’s Haven Cemetery Mille Wallace Kinzler McAninch’s Victor Monona Amanda Kruse St. Paul Lutheran Church Schultz Luana — William Bill ) Moore Sere Schutte’s Postville Clark R Mable J.) Tyrrell Shelly’s Tim Ward Williams Sheets and Son’s Kalona Clifford D. Grout Peterseim’s East Union Cemetery Donald W. Nall St. John Lutheran Church Goettsch’s Rowley Robin Winning Lawrence Winning Rowley Presbyterian Church White’s Independence Luxemburg Joseph L. Gaul Holy Trinity Catholic Church Visitation Kramer Solon Seminole Valley John Kennedy John E. Lapes
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