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The Iowa extended outlook shows abnormally cold temperatures for Monday to Wednesday with teens at night and 30s by day, with possible rain or snow midweek. Highs Friday near 38, overnight 30, and various city data follow as routine Gazette weather details and local service notices. Obituaries list multiple funeral services across towns including Solon, Monticello, Decorah, Stiene’s, Mt. Vernon, Cascade, North English, Anamosa, Canton, Iowa City, Hedrick, Tama, Ossian, and other communities with dates and church locations.
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Iowa
Salon
Annie Novy
Brosh’s
Solon
Monticello
Louise Schneiter
Peace United Church of Christ
Goettsch Funeral Home
Decorah
Clarrissa Enger
First Lutheran Church
Stiene
S. Decorah
Edgar Langas
Hauge Lutheran Church
Olson-Fiestal
Mt. Vernon
Ralph Bowers
Morgan’s
Cascade
Joseph Noonan, Jr
St. Patrick’s Church
North Garryowen
Devaney
Iowa City
Bertha Klein
West Branch
Donohue
Stuart
Ossian — Felix Moellers
St Francis de Sales
Schmitz
Bomb Scare at Shopping Center Reported in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police received a call at 3 51 PM Friday warning of a bomb set to go off in 30 minutes at Town and Country shopping center. Darrell Peterson 24 of 510 First Street SW was arrested on a false bomb report charge. He posted 500 bond and was released. Peterson worked for American Finance Corp. at the center.
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Cedar Rapids
Town and Country
Darrell Peterson
First Street
Peterson
American Finance Corp
Wild Horses Roam in Southeast London Neighborhood
A herd of 20 wild horses terrorizes southeast London residents. They smashed a fence at a sewage plant and romped on a soccer field, with police suspecting abandonment by gypsies.
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London
UPI
Lockheed Chief Cool To Offer by Britain
Lockheed chief Daniel Haughton criticizes Britain's proposal to fund the Rolls Royce RB 211 engine for the TriStar. He cites high uncovered costs and favors a 50 50 joint venture or standard contracts. With 30 days expected for a decision, he questions guarantees and the open ended cost share.
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Lockheed
Britain
New York
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Daniel Haughton
U.S
Pratt & Whitney
General Electric
Trans World Airlines
Haughton
London
TriStar
TWA
Eastern Air Lines
Delta Air Lines
Air Jamaica
Rolls-Royce
Lord Carrington
Carrington
Lockheed’s
City Briefs and Honors From Colleges and Thefts
City briefs report Judith Lund named to UNC Greensboro first semester honor roll. Theft reported at Richard Eichhorst’s home with four tires, wheels and tools valued at 224 dollars. Dean Svoboda’s car entered in Weing Road NE. tape player, tapes and shifting lever valued at 155.50. Fast food pickup ad and Evangel College fall honor roll lists Harold Madlom and Terry Young.
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Judith R. Lund
Charlotte Lund
Fourth Avenue SE
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Richard Eichhorst
E_ street
Dean Svoboda
Summit Avenue
Weing Road
Harold Madlom
Samuel Madlom
Thirty-third Street
Terry Young
J. W. Young
Forty-second Street
Evangel College
Springfield, Mo
Senators Wrangling Over Testimony Ban
In Washington Democrats accuse President Nixon of invoking executive privilege to hide developments in Southeast Asia as Kissinger faces congressional questioning. Fulbright and Symington press breaches of the privilege while Scott defends the President's right to speak through aides. Rogers says he is next in line to issue orders, amid a tense Senate exchange.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Southeast Asia
Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
Fulbright
D-Ark
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Say Kissinger
Rogers
Sen. Javits
R-N. Y
Jury awards Harmie Schmatt after second trial in Cedar Rapids
Linn district court jurors awarded Harmie Schmatt 10 884 67 for injuries from a September 27 1965 Cedar Rapids auto crash. She sought 37 672 25. This was the second trial after a 1967 verdict of 783 25 was set aside. Defendants were Don Arenz the driver and his father owner of the car. Jurors returned the verdict about 19 hours after deliberations began. The defense had been barred from mentioning whether Schmatt wore a seat belt.
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Linn District Court
Harmie Schmatt
Cedar Rapids
Harold Vietor
Don Arenz
Rise of Third Threat Since Churchill Spoke
Lord Harlech warned that a third threat to mankind the danger of self-destruction has emerged since Churchill’s 1946 Iron Curtain speech at Fulton. He cited environmental degradation and rapid population growth, urging global action to avert disaster within the grandchildren’s lifetimes. An accompanying Duke described the American image as split between ugly and beautiful, noting Viet Nam and the moon landings as contrasting signals of the era.
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Lord Harlech
U.S
Winston Churchill
Harlech
Westminster College
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Fulton
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Angier Biddle Duke
White House
Duke
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Soviet Union
Deaths Henry B Bencke 73 Cedar Rapids resident
Henry B Bencke 73 of 2944 Oakland Road NE died Saturday after a long illness. He lived in Cedar Rapids 35 years, born March 26 1897 in Maynard. Survived by wife Gladys Lauber, son Eldon, daughter Mrs John Smock. seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services Monday 1 pm at Chapel of Memories with Rev John M Jensen. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Henry B. Bencke
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
Maynard
Gladys E. Lauber
Kahoka
Bencke
First Lutheran Church
Mizpah Lodge
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Moose Lodge
The
Eagles Lodge
Eldon Bencke
Marion
John Smock
Hazleton
Elmer Bencke
Mr. Pleasant
Lester Bencke
Granada Hills
Calif
Kenneth Bencke
Esther Rueckert
West Union
Ted Bang
Sumner
Chapel of Memories
John M. Jensen
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Infant Julie Jenkins dies. rites set at Linwood Cemetery
Infant Julie Diane Jenkins daughter of Rev. Gary and Mrs. Jenkins of 2217 Cherry Jane NE died Saturday after birth Friday. Survivors include grandparents Paul Luckey Osceola Bert Jenkins Oklahoma City and great grandparents H P Jenkins J A Woolridge also of Oklahoma City. Graveside services at Linwood Cemetery 3 30 p m Monday with Rev. Larry Morgan Burlington. Friends may call Turner Chapel East after 3 p m Sunday until 2 p m Monday.
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Julie Diane Jenkins
Gary Jenkins
Cherry Jane NE
Paul Luckey
Osceola
Bert Jenkins
Oklahoma City
Okla
H. P. Jenkins
J. A. Woolridge
Linwood Cemetery
Larry Morgan
Burlington
Turner Chapel
James L Cornell dies in Everett at 63
James Leslie Cornell an employee of National Oats Co. living in Cedar Rapids died in Everett Washington Friday where he had resided since 1961 at age 63. Eastern Iowa survivors include two sons Carl and Bill Cornell and a sister Mrs Frank Bingham all of Cedar Rapids. The family suggests contributions to the heart fund in lieu of flowers.
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James Leslie Cornell
National Oats Co
Cedar Rapids
Everett
Wash
Iowa
Carl
Bill Cornell
Frank Bingham
Heart Fund
Funeral Services Held for Five at Local Chapel
Leroy Mann Cheryl Selma and Larry Services were held at 3 30 p m Saturday at the Chapel of Memories by Rev Ernest W Larson of Trinity United Methodist church Burial was in Cedar Memorial cemetery Cedar Memorial funeral home was in charge Ida L Pospishil Services were at Turner chapel east at 3 p m Saturday by Rev Allen S Van Cleve Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery
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Mann
Leroy
Selma
Cheryl
Larry
Chapel of Memories
Ernest W. Larson
Trinity United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Pospishil
Ida L
Turner Chapel East
Allen S. van Cleve
Oak Hill Cemetery
Clean Sweep Of Cleaners Eyed In Oregon Legislation
Salem Oregon AP The Oregon legislature faces bills to ban soap and deter gent ingredients. Warren Westgarth head of laboratory and technical services for the state department of environmental quality testified Friday that approval would leave nothing to wash clothes.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Warren Westgarth
Department of Enviromental Quality
Lawrence Welk Show salutes music history makers on TV
The Lawrence Welk Show honors Glenn Miller Fanny Brice John Philip Sousa Kate Smith Bob Crosby in a colour program airing at 6 30 PM Saturday on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Glenn Miller
Fanny Brice
John Philip Sousa
Kate Smith
Bob Crosby
Lawrence Welk
Kcrg-Tv
Turner Co. Announces Four Day Week Plan
Turner Co Inc a Conrac division at 909 Seventeenth Street NE will switch to a four day 32 hour work week starting Monday as an alternative to layoffs. All 150 employees face a 20 percent cut with production staff working Tuesday to Friday and administrative staff staggered to keep offices open five days.
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Turner Co., Inc
Seventeenth Street
Turner
Thomas Moss
Moss
Conrac Corp
NY Stock Exchange figure George Harris dies at 73
George Upham Harris 73 longtime NYSE figure and former governor died Friday. He was retired board chairman of Harris Upham & Co.
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NEW York
George Upham Harris
New York Stock Exchange
Harris, Upham & Co
Alaskan Oil Pipeline Faces New Setbacks
Washington reports show the defense department and the army corps of engineers opposing the interior department's plan for a 48 inch trans Alaska oil line. They warn the project could be blocked by legal challenges and urge more study of alternatives. The Pentagon notes the interior document is too general to guarantee environmental protection while agreeing with the corps on the need for alternatives and stricter controls.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Alaska
Pentagon
Interior Department
Anchorage
Interior
Corps District Office
North Slope
Arctic
Corps of Engineers
Food Is America's Best Bargain Says Connally
Treasury Secretary Connally calls food the best bargain for American households as February wholesale prices rise 2.6 percent. He notes inflation easing overall and says the government may not cut taxes yet while insisting food costs remain historically cheap. Unemployment dips to 5.8 percent with mixed factors behind the decline and investment signals look promising.
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America
Connally
Washington
Treasury
Nixon
Agriculture
Hardin
Tentative Accord Reached With Harnischfeger Union Vote
Local 1316 of the United Auto Workers at Harnischfeger Corp will vote Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Town House on a tentative contract reached after about 12 hours of negotiations. A federal mediator said the agreement is subject to membership ratification, with details held until after balloting. The strike was averted as talks continued Friday to end the expired contract dispute affecting about 350 production employees.
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United Auto Workers
Harnischfeger Corp
Harnischfeger
Navy
Concert Postponed By Illness Of Soloist
Cedar Rapids Symphony performances at Coe College tonight delayed due to illness of piano soloist Vince Guaraldi. Rescheduled dates will be announced. ticket holders may keep for future use or seek refunds. Program titled Classics and All That Jazz featured the Charlie Brown Suite.
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Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Coe College
Vince Guaraldi
Dial 369-1234 Promises Easy to Use and Hard to Beat
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