Weather roundup with temperatures and forecasts across cities
The Daily Record lists high and low temperatures for Sunday and the overnight, with precipitation, and gives an extended forecast across Iowa and nearby areas. It notes chances of snow in the east and central portions, with highs in the 20s and lows around 5 to 15, followed by warming toward Friday. The report includes regional readings for cities such as Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Houston Seattle Los Angeles Washington and LaCrosse alongside miscellaneous weather station data and local events like births and notices.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L.angeles
Washington
Iowa
Petition for Bankruptcy and Local Court Fines Report
Debtor Duard R Belief lists debts 7521 assets 200 at 3303 Center Point Rd NE with exemptions declared. Chapter 13 plan for Patrick and Joan White shows debts about 5500 assets 1300. Numerous traffic fines and public notices listed for Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with multiple individuals fined 10 to 35 dollars plus costs and various services announcements for local churches and funerals.
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Duard R. Belief
Center Point Road
Patrick and
Joan White
Fourteenth Street
Playing with Matches Costs Memphis Blaze
Two 8 year old girls playing with matches started a grass fire in Memphis that destroyed 13 mobile homes. The damage totaled about $39 000 with each home valued at roughly $3 000. No injuries were reported and the girls will be charged with starting the fire and referred to juvenile court.
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Memphis
UPI
Larry Williams
Blast damages Senate chamber windows and rooms after threats
Reports say six bomb threats since Christmas prompted a blast in the Old Senate Chamber area. Windows and glass litter the floor with gold lace curtains pushed out, while the barber shop and reception rooms suffered shattered mirrors and windows.
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Senate Chamber
Senate
Capitol
Powell
Architect of the
Thomas Clancy
Ihe Wail
Nixon calls Capitol blast shocking act of violence
President Nixon, aboard Air Force One, called the Capitol explosion a shocking act of violence that will outrage Americans. Press secretary Ziegler said the Capitol symbolizes peaceful change and that the attack is deplorable and must be condemned. Nixon spoke with reporters in Des Moines after telephoning FBI Director Hoover for a full report.
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AIR Force One
Nixon
Capitol
Ronald Ziegler
Des Moines
Ziegler
FBI
Fuel Prices Rise in France Pets Gasoline and Heavy Fuel Up
Paris fuel costs climbed on Monday with gasoline rising 1 percent and industrial heavy fuel up 6 percent, signaling stronger inflationary pressure in France.
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Paris
UPI
France
Ads Test: Call 369-1234 to Try It Yourself
Readers are invited to evaluate ad effectiveness by contacting the listed phone number 369-1234 to place a trial advertisement and observe results firsthand.
Court Named Lawyer Fees Decrease in 1970 Linn County
Linn County reports 1970 court appointed attorney fees totaling $107,220.74, down from $136,820.96 the year before. Chief Judge Harold Vietor required judge approval for claims over $500. rates are $15 per hour for court work, or $150 per day. Top recipient was Paul Kinion at $19,289.36. other high earners include Ralph Koons and Nick Glee with over $4,000 each. Dual and individual claims are itemized for several attorneys.
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Linn County
Harold Vietor
Linn ‘County
Charles Werner
Paul Kinion
Federal Court Raises Fees for Indigent Defense
Congress amended the criminal justice act raising federal court fees for court-appointed lawyers. In-court rates double to 30 per hour, out-of-court work 20 per hour, with higher maximums for felonies and misdemeanors and allowances for expenses. Investigative and expert services may be used if needed for a proper defense.
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Congress
Aviation Fuel Leak Flows to Minnesota River
Airports official says fuel leaked at Minneapolis St Paul International and entered the Minnesota River then the Mississippi about two miles downstream. Attorneys estimate about 150000 gallons were lost and warn of risk to fish and waterfowl.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis-St. Paul International
Minnesota
Mississippi
William Matheson
Lawrence Cohen
Minnesota Environmental Control Citizens Assn
Obituary: Merilyn Flatley Nurse Executive Dies After Illness
Merilyn Louise Flatley 34 former coordinator of the Orthopedic Assistant program at Kirkwood Community College died Monday after a long illness. She served as director of nursing at the Iowa Security Medical Facility Oakdale and taught at Clarinda and the University of Iowa. Survived by husband Dennis Read Flatley two daughters and six siblings. Services set at St Pauls United Methodist Church. Burial in Clarinda.
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Merilyn Louise Flatley
Kirkwood Community College
Flatley
Dennis Read Flatley
Iowa Security
Oakdale
Taylor County
Waveland Drive
Cedar Rapids
Missouri Methodist Hospital
St. Joseph
Drake University
Clarinda Community College
University of Iowa
Patricia
Nancy
Sean
Timothy
Leonard Calhoon
Clarinda
Wansa Scott
Red Oak
Alma Schell
Madrid
Delores Beery
Shambaugh
Phyllis Davison
Braddyville
Sharon Edmonds
Hartford
Buck Davis 77 Dies After Long Illness In Cedar Rapids
William H. Buck Davis 77 of 1302 E street SW died Saturday after a long illness. Born December 8 1893 in Mahaska county he had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1963. He belonged to Asbury United Methodist church and was a 30 year member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Olympia Washington. Survived by wife Irene married June 2 1964 in Cedar Rapids a daughter Mrs Don Robbins of Branson Missouri a son Floyd E Davis of Cedar Rapids a stepson John McKee of Oxford 15 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Garland chapel Oskaloosa Rev Charles R Mehaffey officiating Burial Bloomfield Cemetery near Oskaloosa Visiting hours at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home West until 9 p.m. Monday.
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Leo J. Porazil
Cedar Rapids
Wilson-Sinclair Co
Wilson Credit Union
Lillian Priborsky
Iowa City
Richard Porazil
Fairfax
Robert
Ronald Porazil
Irene Jacobs
Marengo
Katherine Bohren
Evelyn Callas
Charles Porazil
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Canon Dominic Loferski
William H. “Buck” Davis
E Street
Mahaska County
Asbury United Methodist Church
Order of Eagles
Olympia
Wash
Irene
Don Robbins
Branson
Floyd E. Davis
John McKee
Oxford
Garland Chapel
Oskaloosa
Charles R. Mehaffey
Bloomfield Cemetery
Albert M. Sebrecht 81 Hemet native Cedar Rapids tavern keeper dies
Albert M. Sebrecht 81 formerly of Cedar Rapids died Saturday in Hemet California Born October 17 1889 in Covington He ran a tavern in Cedar Rapids and belonged to the Loyal Order of Moose Survived by three daughters three sisters two brothers six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Services scheduled at Turner Chapel East with burial at Cedar Memorial Friends may call after 9 am Thursday at Turner Chapel East.
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Albert M. Sebrecht
Hemet
Calif
Cedar Rapids
California
Covington
Sebrecht
Loyal Order of Moose
Maxine Mendenhall
Lucille Miller
Pomona
Genevieve Saviano
Los Angeles
Hattie Melhus
Memorial Services and Burials for Local Residents
Memorial services were held Monday at 1 p.m. in Chapel of Memories for Mrs. Anton-Servy Vacek with Rev. Earl A. Huebner officiating. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Richard Hanson’s service was Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at Baxter Funeral Home Marion, burial in Campbell Cemetery with mention of his Cedar Rapids parents. Joehney Martin Whitt’s service was Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Tea Hen Chapel by Rev. Paul J. Maguire, burial Linwood Cemetery. casket to remain closed. M Morey Nassif Turnerichapel East conducted at 3 p.m. Monday with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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Vacek
Anton — Servy
Earl A. Huebner
Calvin Sinclair Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Hanson
Richard
Baxter Funeral Home
Marion
Campbell Cemetery
Joseph Hanson
Cedar Rapids
Whitt
Joehney Martin
Martha Cisler Pilant obituary notice in Cedar Rapids
Martha Cisler Pilant 58 of Oak Park a former Cedar died after a brief illness Born December 10 1912 in Buffalo Gap South Carolina she lived in Cedar Rapids before moving to Oak Park in 1964 Surviving two sons Craig Chicago Jerome Novo California four sisters and three brothers Services 11 a.m. Tuesday at St Wenceslaus Church Burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call at Kuba funeral home after 5 p.m. Monday Rosary Monday 7 30 p.m. in Kuba funeral home
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Martha Cisler Pilant
Oak Park
Cedar Rapids
Buffalo Gap
S.C
Craig
Chicago
Jerome
Novato
Calif
Nadine Cisler
Marion
Dorothy Ray
Ernest Hopker
Gladys Cisler
George Cisler
Edward R. Cisler
Lockport
Allan D. Cisler
Downers Grove
St. Wenceslaus Church
Clarence Frana
Cedar Memorial
Kuba Funeral Home
Walk-away Sought From Half-Way House In Iowa City
Anamosa Douglas Morgan 22 of Carbando Washington, serving 10 years for robbery in Hamilton County, escaped from the half-way house in Iowa City around 11 45 p m Sunday. Morgan entered the reformatory June 8 1968 and escaped March 10 1969 but was captured the same day.
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Anamosa
Douglas Morgan
Carbando
Wash
Hamilton County
Iowa City
Morgan
Walter E Nichols obituary notices private services scheduled
Walter Elwood Nichols aged 54 of 515 Tenth Street SE Cedar Rapids was found dead of natural causes Sunday in his home. Born April 16 1916 in Scotch Grove he is survived by three sisters Mrs George Orcutt Dunedin Florida Mrs Charles Schneiter Cascade and Mrs Clarence Doll Onslow Private graveside services will be held at Oakwood Cemetery Mon ticello at 11 a.m. Tuesday by Rev Denton Erickson. Friends may register at Turner chapel east until 9 p.m. Monday.
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Walter Elwood Nichols
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Scotch Grove
George Orcutt
Dunedin
Fla
Charles Schneiter
Cascade
Clarence Doll
Onslow
Oakwood Cemetery
Monticello
Denton Erickson
Turner ‘Chapel
Nixon Promotes Rural Reform In Iowa Stop
President Nixon addresses Iowa legislators and a joint session urging revenue sharing and a reform of government. He pushes abolition of the agriculture department, argues rural needs demand local knowledge, and announces $1.1 billion for rural development plus broader federal realignment.
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Towa
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Washington
Department of Agriculture
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