Hughes Plea to Congress Regain Power
Washington AP report on Democratic Sen. Harold Hughes urging Congress to reclaim foreign policy influence from the presidency. Historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr and George Ball also spoke criticizing executive dominance and impoundment while debates over a 30 day congressional approval requirement for military actions continued.
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Gregg Herrington Washington
Asia Town
Capitol Hll
Harold Hughes
Congress
Hughes
Executive
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Kennedy
George Ball
Nizah
Ball
Senate
Schlesinger
U.S
What Cheer Woman Dies Services Set
Opal W Nilles 66 of What Cheer died Thursday after 45 years as a resident. She married Roy Nilles in Cedar Rapids in 1928. Survived by husband two daughters a son and several siblings. Services 1 Saturday at St Joseph's Catholic church with rosary Friday at Hardin's.
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What Cheer
Opal
Nilles
Dorn
Cedar Rapids
Roy Nilles
Sigourney
St. Joseph’s
John Skuplen
Pittsburgh
Dwight Strong
Bates City
Woodrow Moore
Wapeilo
Oliver Moore
Deep River
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Hardin's
Hepker Held on Auto Theft in Linn County
Gerald Hepker 26 of S71 Eighth Avenue SW held in Linn County jail on $10,000 bond Friday after arrest on auto theft charge. Police say he stole a car from Patricia Edgeton reported missing Thursday from J Street body shop and later recovered. William M. Turbett dies at 63 while working on a foundation at Spahn and Rose Lumber Co in Tama. survivors include wife Darlene and several children and relatives. Services pending at Henderson funeral home.
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Gerald Hepker
Eighth Avenue
Linn County
Hepker
Patricia Edgeton
J Street
William Turbett
Toledo
William M. Tur‘bett
Tama
Spahn and Rose Lumber Co
Darlene
Erle
Kevin
Jerry Martin
Melissa
M. B. Turhell
Adolph Rayman
Elberon
D. L. Estes
Fort Pierce
Fla
Larry Baldus
Ames
Henderson Funeral Home
Classifieds Spotlight: Quick Buy Via Want Ads
A brief item notes how buyers can secure a quick purchase through local want ads, highlighting speed and ease. Neighborhood readers are reminded that listings offer fast transactions with minimal effort and direct access to sellers.
Johnson Says Law Bans Rock Festival In Johnson County
Johnson County Attorney Carl Goetz states zoning ordinances prohibit large scale rock festivals on rural agricultural land and most county lands. He asserts the county board can regulate or prohibit rock festival gatherings, countering statements by Sound Storm Inc. about legal permits.
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Lowa City
Johnson
Carl Goela Fri- Bay
Johnson County
Sound Storm,’ Inc
Goetz
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Tiffin Man Held In Johnson Jail
Johnson County Sheriff Gary Hughes said the Thursday arrest of 26 year old Tiffin man Tom Shechorn may aid recovery of items stolen in a Johnson county home burglary last Sunday. He is charged with receiving stolen goods after a warrant found alleged stolen items at his residence. held in Johnson county jail awaiting arraignment.
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Tiffin
Johnson County
Gary Hughes
Tom Shechorn
Sheehorn
Hughes
Sheehan
Custodial Home in West Union to Close by Oct 1
The Good Samaritan Custodial Home in West Union will shut by October 1 as state and federal standards make operation unfeasible for the 50 elderly residents. Residents may relocate to the nearby Palmer Memorial hospital area nursing center, with assistance offered for other arrangements. A new apartment complex is planned near the nursing center in the near future.
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W. Union West -Union
Good Samaritan
The
Good Samaritan Society
Doug Peterson
Good Samaritan Centers
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Peterson
West Union
POWs Reunite as Families Visit at Great Lakes
Former POWs, including Naughton and his wife, recount homecoming contrasts and family talks after arrival. Navy routine, medical processing, and intelligence debriefing fill days while POW campaigns and public support linger. Families seek details on missing servicemen as debriefings continue.
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Navy
Man 26 Arrested On Rape Charge
Melville P Middleton 26 of 263 C street SW held in Linn county jail in lieu of $10,000 bond on a rape charge. He was arrested Thursday afternoon and charged with raping a 22 year old Cedar Rapids woman. Authorities would not say when the alleged offense occurred.
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Melville P. Middleton
C Street
Linn County
Friesy
Cedar Rapids
Legion Oratory Title Goes to Newton Student
The annual American Legion high school oratory contest at Cedar Rapids featured Newton high student Caldwell winning first place. He earned a $100 scholarship check and a gold medal and advances to the regional contest in Warrensburg, Missouri, on April 2. Waterloo West senior Dave Balsbon placed second, with Sanborn High School's Michael Van Engen taking third.
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Standy Caldwell
Newton High School
jAmerican Legion High School
Cedar Stupids
Hanford
Prairie Workshop on Environment Studies at Prairie Junior High
A Saturday workshop from 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. at Prairie junior high will cover environmental studies and student evaluation of teachers in the Joint County area. Sponsored by College Community schools and Linn County Area Science Educators with participation from Coe College and Des Moines experts to answer questions.
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Joint County
Prairie Junior High
College Community Schools
Linn County
Paul Smith
Coe College
Donald Jurgs
Bettendorf Public Schools
Gerald, Dunn
Project Eco
Ames
Gary
Downs
Des Moines
Richard Faas
Historical Unit Takes No Action On Flag Return
Iowa City The State Historical Society board of curators took no action on a request to return a Confederate flag captured by Iowa troops during the Civil War to a South Carolina museum. The curators will wait for state guidance on legal authority to release items.
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Iowa City
State Historical Society Board of Curators
South Carolina
Iowa
Istate
Thinking of Doing This or Want Its U S to Impose the reside Ans
Fragment of a sentence captured from a historical page discusses whether actions should be taken now or left for U S authorities to require residence and related policy. The readable portion hints at a debate over national versus local control and possible regulatory implications.
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U. S
Teenage Boys Face Beer and Drug Charges
Herty drive SE Linn county jail on a $2500 bond Friday after an arrest Thursday for violation of the controlled substance act and possession of beer. Police said Rademaker was nabbed in Erskine school parking lot with marijuana and beer. Two 14 year old boys were arrested on the same charges and referred to a probation officer. David Hademaxer, 18, of unknown location.
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Herty Drive
Linn County
Rademaker
Erskine School
Youth Baureau
David Hademaxer
Israelis Slay Three Arab Guerillas in Gaza
TEL AVIV AP Israeli soldiers killed three Arab guerrillas in Gaza during a clash in the occupied strip. One was Mohammed el Assousd Gaza commander of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. A commando chief known as Che Guevara was among the dead. No Israeli casualties reported.
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Che Guevara
Gaza Strip
Mohammed el Assousd
Gaza
Popular
Decorah
Front For the Liberation
Pal
Ceplian
Miesting
Chad Krome
Starch
Decorah High School
Rjeme
Luther College
Two Named to Conservation Board Posts
Gov. Itsy appointed Herb Heed and John C. Thompson to conserve commission terms. Fred Moore reappointed to the commerce commission. Lars Emanuel and Meridith Deevers named to the council of social services. Weinheimer and Noble terms expire June 3. Moritz pleads to suspended license and gets probation.
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DES Moines
Mrobert Itsy
Towa Conservation Commission
Iowa Commerce Commission
Herb Heed
Wintersel
John C. Thompson
Forest City
William Nobie
Delwela
Ed Weinheimer
Weinheimer
Commission
Noble
Nay
Fred Moore
Commerce Commission
Spencer
Gill
Lars Emanuel
Marlon
Meridith Deevers
Bettendorf
Council of Social Services
Jobs surge slows as wages rise in February
A prolonged work week and higher earnings boosted average weekly pay for rank and file workers by 1.40 to 139.48 dollars, up 65 percent from a year ago while consumer prices advanced 3.7 percent. Unemployment held steady for most groups, with adult women easing from 5.3 to 4.9 percent as 400,000 joined the job rolls and teenagers rising from 14.3 to 15.6 percent with 161,000 added to unemployment. adult male joblessness stayed at 11 percent and average unemployment duration fell to 10.5 weeks, the lowest in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DLS
Pleads Guilty to Stolen Goods Count in Central City
Frank Bruce of Central City pled guilty in municipal court on a stolen property charge. He received a $50 fine plus costs for possessing four balance scales three sets of metric weights and eight locked tool boxes belonging to Central City schools on October 3.
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Frank Bruce
Central City
Two Are Held for Military Officials
David Pfoff aged 18 of 885 Center Point Road NE was held in Linn County jail Friday charged with being absent without leave from the navy. Dennis Maudsley 17 of Cedar Rapids was also arrested for the same offense and held in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pfoff
Center Point Road
Linn County
Navy
Dennis Maudsley
Cedar Rapids
Law Societies urge dropping Latin hurdles for SA lawyers
Johannesburg AP report says the Assn of Law Societies proposes removing Latin language requirements for South African lawyers to simplify admission and professional practice. The move aims to ease access while maintaining core legal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
The
Assn. of Law Societies
Iowa City man arrested on morals charge in Jones Park area
Ross A. Lamansky of Iowa City, Iowa, was arrested Thursday by Iowa City police on a Cedar Rapids municipal court warrant and accused of exposing himself in the Jones Park area on February 23. He was released on a $500 bond.
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Ross A. Lamansky
Iowa City
Land
Lamansky
Cedar Rapids
Jones Park
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