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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1976
Page
2
Cedar Rapids Gazette lists Cheri Lyn Frendle as winner of the Cedar Rapids Marion Fine Arts council outdoor project but repeats an incorrect address. Her correct address is 310 Fifteenth Street NW.
J-TEC Associates Cedar Rapids has developed a patented air sensor under review for automotive use possibly by 1978. President Ted Johnson said Ford has worked with J-TEC since 1972 and recently presented their system at the Society of Automotive Engineers meeting after testing the device on Ford cans.
Elva Wheeler, 47, a 20 year veteran teacher at Bankston Farley parochial schools, died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband Harold L and three daughters, two sisters, and mother. Services 1:30 Tuesday at United Methodist Church. Visitation Sunday and Monday at Goettsch funeral home Hopkinton.
Five citizen band radios valued at nearly $1,800 were reported taken Friday from vehicles in Cedar Rapids. Robert French of Blahnik Construction reported a $600 business radio stolen from a company truck at Penick and Ford Limited. Clayton Arnold reported a $500 radio stolen from his van at his residence in a garage break in. Orville Boggs reported a $425 radio stolen from a truck at his residence. Gary Yeakle reported a $115 radio stolen from his car at home. Donald Harper reported a $159 radio stolen from his vehicle at his residence.
Iowa City Johnson county clerk of court EJ Wombacher, a Democrat born in Iowa City and a University of Iowa graduate, announced Saturday he will seek re election. He was elected in 1972 and with the April 14 nomination deadline he is the sole announced candidate for the post.
The National Farmers Organization urged cattlemen to withhold livestock from market starting Monday to push beef prices higher. President Oren Lee Staley blamed a $14 per hundredweight drop since January and a new grading system for harming producers.
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