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Unseasonably cold trend dominates the daily record with clouds and chances of snow midweek. Births and marriages reported along with bankruptcy petitions and multiple local fines and notices.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
36
Unseasonably cold trend dominates the daily record with clouds and chances of snow midweek. Births and marriages reported along with bankruptcy petitions and multiple local fines and notices.
The article details claimed ties between ITT settlement funds and Republican convention financing, with Mrs Beard's memo triggering accusations against Kleindienst. It notes the FBI subpoenas, Liszka's hospital status, and expected testimonies of Anderson and Mitchell as the Senate probes unfold, while Kleindienst denies direct involvement.
E R Outland, retired Coe College English and Journalism professor emeritus, died in Granville Ohio after retirement. Leona M Sprynel, 61, of Cedar Rapids, died after a short illness, was a Tama native and St Luke's nursing graduate. Services for Outland will be held in Granville with cremation. Sprynel’s services at First Lutheran Cedar Rapids. Survivors listed for both.
DES MOINES AP The town council voted 80 to legalize certain model rockets used by rocketry clubs and hobbyists. The bill, now to the senate, would specify propellants allowed and regulate firing. Rep Norman Jesse noted the measure faced ridicule yet targets noncompliant fireworks laws. Rudolph J Quilling, 74, Waterloo native and former Collins Radio Co worker, died Sunday in a Waterloo hospital. He served in World War I and left a son, Dick Gilley, of Williamsport. Funeral services set for Wednesday. The obituary notes other local deaths and survivors, including Theodore H K Waltz, former Cedar Rapids police chief, and Ray Trevelyan and Ralph Trevelyan, former Linn county residents, with service details.
Selma Nelson aged about 60s, a former Cedar Rapids and Oakdale resident, died February 29 in Marshfield Wisconsin after a brief illness. She moved to Elroy Wisconsin in 1986 after Cedar Rapids residence of 23 years. Survived by a daughter Mrs Clint Thor, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren, all of Cedar Rapids. She belonged to First Lutheran Church. Immediate area survivors listed.
Memorial services for multiple individuals were held with details of times and clergy at Anns-Brush chapel Rogers Grave cemetery Madison Cemetery St Joseph's Prairieburg Ros ary Mondey and St Jude's church. Survivors include nine sons misidentified in prior list. corrections note Lawrence family members across Wisconsin California and Nevada.
A Cedar Rapids 19-year-old driver, Tim Linden, and passenger Larry Rosen were injured when a car plunged over a 100-foot embankment at Tenth Street NE. Rosen, 19, sustained head and neck injuries and was treated at St Luke’s. Linden was released after hospital care. Rosen is charged with reckless driving.
Stella Armstrong sues the Eagles Lodge of Cedar Rapids claiming a fall during a December 19 1989 dance caused a broken right wrist and seeks 640000 actual and 10000 punitive damages. The lodge argues Armstrong fault and partner intoxication contributed, noting she drank vodka at a labor union banquet prior to the incident.
A stuffed cobra valued at $50 was recovered early Sunday by Cedar Rapids police after being reported stolen from a living room table. Gene Rogers, 22, of 3010 Sidney Street SE, faces receiving stolen goods charges and Frank Straub, 21, of 429 Forty-first Street NE, faces larceny charges. Both were released on $500 bond.
An Australian press campaign seeks an American commander in chief with MacArthur named as forces chief. The Harrison center has long hosted residents from numerous Iowa counties, illustrating broad regional reach over the years.
The High Court considers cases on prison conditions damages against state officials, the scope of congressional immunity in a Gravel related matter, and a power commission role in allocating natural gas to homeowners during shortages. It also reviews wage claims by inmates and a far-reaching challenge to Attica era reforms, with a Cedar Rapids note on a new shopping area proposal.
The passport service will move from the federal court office to the post office starting in April. Officials say the switch aims to remove passport issuance from the judicial system, with a phased transition to be completed by summer. Cedar Rapids and nearby offices have issued most of the region's passports, with 2,800 nationwide in fiscal 1971 and Cedar Rapids handling about 1,100.
Three Lisbon men aged 17 to 20 and a 17 year old girl faced charges of possession of marijuana after Linn County deputies found a large quantity during a search at the residence of William Bys Jr. The girl’s case was referred to juvenile authorities. The men were released on own recognizance after municipal court arraignment.
Salt Lake City UPI reports an inmate used cold water to crack four hot bulbs in his cell after breaking them, as jailers note no switch is accessible in the cell and the prisoner could not reach the bulbs.
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