Marion police arrest man on stolen property charges at Cedar Rapids shop
Michael Eugene Kasey, 34, of Cedar Rapids, was charged by Marion police with possession of stolen property and carrying a concealed weapon after a Saturday arrest at CB Specialigts Inc, 743 Seventh Avenue. Bond set at 10 000 on each count. Kasey jailed at Linn County. Fire crews battled a grass fire near Highway 14 by Squaw Creek Golf Course with no reported damage. YMCA activity schedule lists non aquatic gymnastic and tennis classes at Martaly branch. Community notices include a Potluck at Pintcoit Ridge Park and a Beta Slam Phi committee meeting at 525 Sixth Avenue.
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Michael Eugene Kasey
Lod Mount
Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Kasey
Speeialigts, Inc
Seventh Avenue
Bundl
Karey
Linn County
Highway 14
Squaw Creek
Swimming Okay Again at Long Island Beaches
New York health officials lifted swimming bans on most of Long Island beaches after nearly two weeks of pollution from multiple sources. About 70 officials met at NOAA on Long Island to review contamination blamed on sources including New York harbor sludge tanks, offshore dumping, and barges from Manhattan to Staten Island. They noted debris may have originated from the Maryland Delaware Virginia peninsula and other offshore activity.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island
Piel Thierscl
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
New York Harbor
Nassau County
Hen
New York City
Manhattan
Staten Island
Maryland-Delaware-Virginia
UND Graduate Earns Jousting Degree in Anatomy
Randall Merchsit Raul Ane Frirjas graduates from the University of North Dakota with a jouster's degree in anatomy. He previously completed LaSalle High School in 1970.
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Randall Merchsit
Raul Ane
Frirjas
University of North Dakota
LaSalle High School
Californian Nora Monthague named Miss Nude USA
Nora Monthague a 36 23 35 brunette 27 from Fl Cajon Calif won Miss Nude USA at a weekend pageant judged by 17 including Bill Dana Aldo Ray and photographer Peter Gowlhind Final judging concluded Sunday Monthague will compete in Miss Nude World in July at the same resort pageant venue
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Sam Hernandino
Calif
Nora Monthague
Isa
Fl Cajon
Bill Fiesher
Bill Dana
Aldo Ray
Peter Gowlhind
Miss Monthague
Flasher
Portugal elects Gen Eanes landslide victory in 1976
Gen Anlutia Ramalho Eanes wins Portugal’s presidential race by a wide margin, securing about 60 percent of the vote as moderates and centrists unite after a failed coup. Socialist Mario Soares expected to become premier, while communists lose influence. Turnout ranges high near 75 to 85 percent of four million voters. Eanes to take office July for a five year term.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Anlutia Ramalho Eanes
Ary Conander
Lettisr
Kanes
Utra
Oulo Saraiva de Carvalhora
Communist Party
Qeluvio Pato
Rush
Catty
Cormunist Party
Socialist Party
Mario Soares
Cormiunists
Jose Pinheiro Do Arevido
Eanes
Soares
Carvalho
Pato
Angola
Pasrist
Adermal
Ford Urges Allies to Slow Social Welfare Spending
At the Barado Beach summit in Puerto Rico President Ford urged industrial allies to go slow on social welfare spending to avoid reviving inflation and triggering a new global recession. He spoke at the opening session and after a breakfast conference with French President Giscard dEstaing, amid talks on aid for Italy and continued dialogue from Rambouillet.
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Ford
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pord G
America
Valery Giscard d
Giscard
Italy
Britain
Canada
France
Japan
West Germany
Barado Beach
Doris Peick resigns three political posts
Doris Peick, 70 Old Marion road NE, announces resignations from three political roles to avoid conflict of interest with her Democratic bid for state senate in the 5th district. She steps down as secretary of the Second District Democratic Campaign Committee, and as secretary treasurer of the AFL CIO Second District COPE, after 13 years. She also resigned as financial secretary of the Life County Democratic Central Committee. Sovern to leave office, effective September 1, Fam, 1974.
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Doris Peick
Mariot Road
Paick
Democratic Campaign Committee
Plantition
Manchester
Afl-Cio
Second District Committee On
COPE
Life County Democratic Central Committee
Peick
Steve Sovern
DCR
Sovern
Reagan Narrows Ford Lead in Republican Battle
Reagan closes weekend with 26 delegates from 18 states, narrowing Ford's edge as bitterness over rules changes spurs GOP infighting. MCC factions warn the fight may run to Kansas City. Carter remains active in Democratic side while Minnesota rules debate raises unity concerns.
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Ronald Reagan
Fund
Republica National Commmitee
Ford
Minnesiti
Keagant
Mona
Idaho
New Mexico
Kansas City
Reagan
Mottana
Minnesota
Roan
Republica Commaleohoh Goth
GOWL
Rai
Manny, Vic
Charman Jeremah Malebank
Agai
Hurt in Crash Near Elkader hospital Monday
Velma Bam of Radih was listed in good condition at Elkader hospital after her car collided Sunday four miles north. Authorities indicated no significant injuries to others. the crash occurred on a rural drive, with few details available.
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Velma Bam
Ve Elkader Hospital
Balloon Crew Remains Confident As 18 Hours Pass
New York reports the 90 foot helium balloon piloted by Jim Thomas remains airborne despite 18 hours without word. Ground crew cite antenna failure and loss of direct contact while Thomas uses dead reckoning and a sextant to navigate toward Paris.
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New York
Geoind
Kerl Thomas
Paris
Gary Johnson
Jim
Johnson
Thomas
East River
Lakehurst
N.J
Naval Air Station
$247 000 Awarded to Drug Programs in Iowa
Grants totaling more than $247 000 have been awarded to Iowa drug abuse treatment, intervention, education and information programs. The Decorah formation center received the largest grant of 31 2 9 0? thousand, with other awards over 20 000 going to Cedar Rapids based centers, Davenport education agencies, Ames Shelter House workshop, and Des Moines telephone counseling.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Drug Abuse Authority
Fred Brinkley, Jr
Carroll County
Jasper County
Brinkley
Decorah
Midwest Metal Workers End 9 Week Strike
Employees at Midwest Metal Products Co. on 890 Sixty sixth Avenue SW returned to work Monday after a nine week strike. Fourteen members of Sheet Metal Workers Local 264 walked off April 22 when a wage reopener provision failed to materialize and no new settlement was reached before contract expiration next year.
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Midwest Metal Products Co
Sixth Avenue
Sheet Metal Workers Local 264
Arson Suspected In Northwest City Blaze
Early morning fire at the Andy Collier residence 4430 Kessel Road NW caused heavy damage to garage attic and contents with extensive smoke and water damage. Fire officials report a barrel with flammable contents was rolled into the garage and ignited while no one was believed to be inside. No dollar loss estimate provided.
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Andy Collier
Kessel Road
Two Men Charged After Hospital Release Following Wreck
Two men were scheduled to be released Monday from Et kader hospital after Ales were injured early Monday when their car left the road and plunged down an embankment near here. Injured were Rodney Glave, 18, of lat, and a passenger from Et lat. Charges were brought against Ghive and others in connection with the crash.
Fagen Hearing Continued In Keota Night Marshal Death
A preliminary hearing for David Alan Fagen, 15, Keota, charged with the murder of Keota Night Marshal Douglas Bell, has been continued to Wednesday. Bond remains at $500,000 as Fagen was arraigned on an open murder charge in Keokuk County. Bell, 22, was shot to death along Highway 77 south of Keota near Sigourney. Fagen was arrested June 14 after questioning at Kenta High School amid Iow a Bureau of Criminal Investigation activity.
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Signuaney
UPS
David Alan Fagen
Keala
Keokuk County
Fagan
Keota
Douglas Bell
Bell
Sigourney
Highway 77
Kenta
Fagen
Kenta High School
Iowa Bureau of Crimial Investigation
Soip
Man Injured In Two Car Crash Near Marion
A Springville man Thomas Houlahan injured with multiple arm lacerations after his car collided with a second vehicle driven by James Dall 28 Cedar Rapids. The crash occurred about two miles east of Marion on highway 151 with both cars into the ditch. He was treated Monday at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids where he was listed in good condition. The highway patrol continues investigation and charges were pending.
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Springville
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Thomas Houlahan
James Dall
Sixth Street
Riley Signs Fair Campaign Code
Tom Riley, Republican candidate for Second district congressman, announced he has signed the Fair Campaign Practices Code. The code, drawn by the FCPC committee, sets basic principles of decency honesty and fair play for political candidates to adhere to during campaigns.
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Tom Riley
Republica
FCPG
Delta Day Activities Set at Town and Country Center
Delta Day will be held July 10 at the Town and Country center featuring a tractor pull at 1 p.m. and a dance. Harald Knowler is tractor pull chairman and the country Cheyenne ball will provide music for the dance. The center is the former Delta social hall.
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Hela
Harald Knowler
Delta Setinol
Protestant Killed In Northern Ireland Reported Fatality
A Belfast report details a fatal incident in Lurgan County Armagh where a 30 year old Protestant man was killed by a mine believed to be an attack from Northern Ireland tensions. Police confirm the death as part of ongoing sectarian violence with no immediate claim of responsibility.
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Belfast
Bra
Twosomer
St Lurgan
County Armagh
Mditi
Mayors Call for Defense Budget Cuts in Cities Crisis
MILWAUKEE AP Big city mayors seek funds to stave budget shortfalls as Democrats led by Richard Daley urge cutting U S military spending. The U S Conference of Mayors endorses parity between defense and domestic programs, arguing strength at home supports strength abroad.
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Milwalkee
Richard Daley
Chicago
U.S
Daley
Conference of Mayors
Congress
Strog
Drunk Driving Charge Filed Against Robert J Thoman
Robert J Thoman aged 31 of 127 Janice drive NW was charged with drink driving after an arrest in the 700 block of Sixth street SW. Officers stopped his car when it crossed the center line and nearly hit a patrol car. He was released on a $500 bond.
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Robert J. ‘Thoman
Janice Drive
Sixth Street
Thoman
Ale
Marion Marolf Dies at 89 in Alburnett
Marion C. Marolf, 89, of route 1 Alburnett died Saturday at Gunter Point after an illness. Born November 12, 1906 in West Liberty, he married Emily M. Orr in 1934. A carpenter and farmer, he lived in the area 23 years, was a Lennox College graduate, and active in First Presbyterian Church, Laval Masonic Lodge, Linn Chapter Eastern Star, and Farm Bureau. Surviving: wife. son Bruce. daughters Darrell Stimson, Mrs. Robert Heath, and M. Jeanne Marolf. six grandchildren. Services Tuesday at Chapel of Memories. Cedar Memorial Cemetery burial. Eastern Star and Masonry rites at Cedar Memorial home Monday afternoon. casket to be closed Tuesday at 12:45 PM.
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Alburnett
Marion C. Marodf
Gunter Point
Ines
Hopkinter
West Liberty
Emily M. Orr
Cedar Rapids
Marolf
Lennox College
Hopkinton
Flist Presbyterian Church
Marion
Laval Masonic Lodge
Central City
Linn
Eastern Star
Farm Bureau
Bruce Marolf
Mason
Darrell Stimson
Whitker
Robert E. Heath
Jeanne Marvlf
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Eastern Star and Masonies
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Center Point School Board Schedules Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Center Point Ransuldated schools board is set for Wednesday at 9.00 am to discuss urgent district matters. The session will address governance and potential policy actions affecting the Center Point area.
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Center Point
Center Point Ransuldated
Wednesdhiy Ab
Port da Te
Iffie
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