Weather notes and local notices from Cedar Rapids Daily Record
Local weather summary lists temperature highs in the 50s with overnight lows in the 40s and 20s to 30s midweek. Sunrise and sunset times are given, along with a note of a likely extended shower pattern Tuesday through Thursday. Several furnace and thermostat malfunctions are reported at specific Cedar Rapids addresses. March birth notices include multiple families announcing new sons and a set of twin boys.
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Cedar Rapids
Osian Acs
Isuse Agate Ogate
Obituary: JoAnn Lang Des Moines Jail Death
JoAnn Lang 40 of Urban Dale formerly Cedar Rapids died in a Des Moines hospital from head injuries after a fall from a bunk bed in the city jail where she was held on intoxication charges. Polk County Medical Examiner Dr. R C Wooters ruled death an accident. Services set for St Pius X Des Moines, wake Monday at Westover. Burial Cedar Rapids. Surviving: four sons, parents Zak of Cedar Rapids, sister Janet Speltz Rochester.
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JoAnn Lang
Urbandale
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Polk County
R. C. Wooters
Mt. Mercy College
St. Pius X Church
Raymond T., Jr
Richard J
David H
Joseph P
Lumir J. Zak
James Zak
Denver
Colo
Janet Speltz
Rochester
Minn
St. Pius X
Westover Funeral Home
St. John’s Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates list $105 per week by carrier and various mail options. no mail subscriptions in areas served by Gazette carrier. The Associated Press licenses republication of local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
AP News
Obituaries list Cedar Rapids resident Grace Malloy among others
Grace Effice Malloy 66 of Edgewood Manor died Saturday. Born October 28 1909 in Cedar Rapids she was Everett Malloy widow. Survived by brothers Oliver B Tufts Wisconsin Dells WI and Arthur Raymond Tufts Waterloo IA sisters Mrs Charles Dye Pomona CA Mrs Kenneth Haskins Cedar Rapids and Mrs Lee Smith Oak Harbor WA Services 130 PM Tuesday Turner East with Rev Wayne Ryan Free Methodist burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 PM Sunday until 1 PM Tuesday. The casket will not be opened after the service. Also listed are other obituaries with service times and locations. Sell your camper RV or boat fast with a low-cost classified ad Call 398 8234.
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Grace Effice Malloy
Edgewood Manor
Everett Malloy
Cedar Rapids
Oliver B. Tufts
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Arthur Raymond Tufts
Waterloo
Charles Dye
Pomona
Calif
Kenneth Haskins
Lee Smith
Oak Harbor
Wash
Turner East
Wayne Ryan
The
Free Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Campus Day Set at Cornell College
Mt. Vernon Iowa high school juniors and seniors from East Iowa and the Chicago area are invited to Cornell College on April 2 for Campus Day. Attendees will tour grounds, attend classes, and learn about academics careers athletics and theater. Registration runs 9 to 10 a.m. in the Cornell Commons.
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MT. Vernon
East Iowa
Chicago Area
Cornell College
Cornell
Woman Dies in Iowa City Car Crash Suffering Injuries
Esther Hessman aged 59 of Stronghurst Illinois died in University Hospitals Iowa City from injuries in a car truck crash south of Hills Friday afternoon. Her husband Arthur age 57 was in critical condition Saturday.
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Iowa City
Esther Hessman
Stronghurst
Hills
Arthur
Milk pricing race shifts shopper budgets in Milwaukee
Financial expert Sylvia Porter analyzes rising milk prices overtaking beer costs in Milwaukee and across the country. She argues Washington pricing policies have gone awry and outlines steps to restore balance in a four part Gazette series starting Monday.
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Milwaukee
Sylvia Porter
The
Gazette
Washington
Enlistment Stirs City as Air Force Delayed Enlistment Begins
Enlisted Drew A. Lewis son of Norman and Mary Ann Lewis of Fairfax starts four years of active duty in September under the Air Force Delayed Enlistment program. Burglary reported at 912 Eighth Street NW, stereo and tape worth 600 stolen. Property taxes due by Wednesday 5 p.m. at Linn County courthouse. William R. Campbell Jr a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital. Break in reported at 40 Thirty-sixth Avenue SW, guitar and cabinet speakers valued 1225 stolen. Lawn mower 180 stolen from 318 Crescent Drive SE. CB radio 350 stolen from 1820 Avenue NE. CB and transistor radio 185 stolen from unlocked van on 3117 Bever Avenue SE. Tapes 80 stolen from Brian Glynn at 3231 Franbrook Terrace NW.
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Drew A. Lewis
Norman Lewis
Fairfax
Mary Ann Lewis
Air Force
Thomas Randkley
Bever Avenue SE
Twenty-ninth Street
Dalewood Avenue SE
Brian Glynn
Franbrook Terrace
Clyde McCoy at What Cheer Opera House Tonight
Clyde McCoy and his band perform at the What Cheer Opera House on April 5 at 8 p.m. Reserved seating. Admission costs 6.50 and 5.50 dollars. Tickets available by writing Mrs. Richard Danner What Cheer 50268 or calling 634 2547.
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What Cheer
Clyde McCoy
What Cheer Opera House
McCoy
Richard Danner
Man Faces Seven Counts After Chase
Troy Douglas, 18, of Marion was charged with seven counts after leading police on a high speed chase. He faced six driving violations including attempting to elude, reckless driving, disobeying signals, speeding, license issues and two stop sign disobeyances. Officers observed erratic driving near First Avenue and Seventeenth Street East at 2:30 a.m. The pursuit reached 55 mph before the vehicle was stopped at C Avenue and Thirty-second Street NE. Douglas was released on a promise to appear in court.
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Troy Douglas
Route One
Marion
Douglas
First Avenue
Seventeenth Street
C Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Lawmen Nab 15 on Drunk Driving Counts
Cedar Rapids and Linn county officers charged 15 persons with drunk driving between 1 a m and 1 p m Saturday. Names include Judith Lof tus 36, Jimmie Show 32, Theresa Shaver 26, George Horton 49, Gregg Ross 19, Lloyd Clark 32, Manuel Uribe 42, Thomas Pettit 21, Paul Ol szewski 22, Sheryl Sawyer 18, Michael Becker 49, Lewis Griess 27, Raymond Alkire 42, Ronnie Sojka 30, and Victor Pic 16, with various addresses across the area.
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Cedar Rapids and Linn County
Judith Loftus
Hollywood Boulevard
Jimmie Show
Grande Avenue
Theresa Shaver
E Avenue NW
George Horton
Waterloo
Gregg Ross
Wilson Avenue
Lloyd Clark
Toddville
Manuel Uribe
Rainbow Boulevard
Hiawatha
Thomas Pettit
Hubbard Avenue
Two from C R Face 3 Charges
Two men faced charges of breaking and entering receiving stolen property and possession of burglary tools. Charles M. McDonough and Steven C. Prior were linked to a Wednesday burglary at Gateway Transportation and the safe theft of blank checks about $20. A Linn deputy later found the empty safe in a ditch. Police recovered burglary tools in a car at Howard Johnson's motor lodge where investigators searched a room used by the suspects. The pair allegedly cashed some gateway checks.
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Charles M. McDonough
E Avenue NE
Steven C. Prior
Fourth Avenue SE
Gateway ‘Transportation
Blairs Ferry Road
Linn
Otis Road
Howard Johnson
Revenue Sharing Faces Panel Deadlock On Funding Changes
The panel resists Ford's higher figure while a 1977 guaranteed minimum, based on current year receipts, may keep funding steady. Officials consider budgeting shifts from automatic treasury distribution to congressional approval, risking annual changes. Barbara Jordan leads a bid to bar funds from violating civil rights and to broaden local input in spending decisions.
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Barbara Jordan
D-Tex
Democratic rivals tour key states in campaign blitz
Bribes Commissionson campaigned in New York predicting a second victory in the state's April 6 primary. Carter, winner of more primaries and delegates, wound up a New York tour before a rest. Wallace and Udall campaigned in Wisconsin seeking first primary wins. Jackson in Buffalo predicted Carter and he would be the only major survivors after New York. Church in Oakland urged staff cuts and cabinet reliance, stressing leadership over micromanagement of federal affairs.
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Son
New York
Carter
George Wallace
Morris Udall
Wisconsin
Udall
Buffalo
N.Y
Jackson
Washington
Sen
Frank Church
Oakland
Calif
White House
Church
Colorado Ski Lift Fatalities Prompt Federal Probe
After two cars fell and two more dangled from a 2178 foot lift, operators shut power off only after a skier warned of frayed cable. Victims were in the second car. Cars were removed Saturday for inspection by state and federal forest service officials. George Tourtillot to head investigation with a report due in days. State records showed a September inspection noted three deficiencies later corrected.
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Bradley
Federal Forest Service
George Tourtillot
U.S. Forest Service
Hit and Run Collision Leaves Teen in Serious Condition
Jerry D. Ashby, 19, of 1704 D avenue NE, remained in serious condition in ICU at St. Luke's Hospital from abdominal injuries after a hit and run. Gary Vanda, 33, of 136 Thirty-second Street NE, was arrested 12:50 p.m. Saturday for striking an unattended vehicle and leaving the scene.
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Jerry D. Ashby
D Avenue NE
St. Luke's
Gary Vanda
Thirty-second Street
Ashby
Acc
Engineering Chapters Elect New Officers
Chapters of the Iowa Engineering Society have elected officers for the year. Cedar Rapids chapter names Richard C. Ransom president and David J. Johnson president elect, Dennis Federberg secretary, and Jerry D. Nelson treasurer. Iowa City Herbert Hoover chapter names Harrison Kane president with Earl Peterson president elect and Bob Lentfer secretary treasurer.
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Iowa Engineering Society
Cedar Rapids
Richard C. Ransom
David J. Johnson
Dennis Federberg
Jerry D. Nelson
Iowa City
Herbert Hoover
Harrison Kane
Earl Peterson
Bob Lentfer
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Metrorail
Washington, D.C
C.R. Weather
Daily Record
Thirty-third Avenue
Second Street
Darryl Martin
Vernon
Keith Junge
Dysart
Billy Fuller
Oakbrook Trailer Court
Gary Michel
Daniel Mineck
Northgate Drive
Charles Hayes
J Street
Bruce G. Taylor
Twentieth Street NW
C.R
FBI
Mississippi
Grace Malloy
Stanley
Kyle Ingamells
Stanley Union Church
Hintz
Oelwein
Marengo
Dennis W. Ealy
Hoover-Valentine’s
Monona
Augusta Hagensick
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Schultz
Urbana
Sadie J. Hilliard
United Methodist Church
Campbell's
Vinton
West Union
Florence E. Stensland
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Burnham and Wood's
Tama
Rudolph A. Brezina
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Rosary
Mason-Hand’s
Stayskal
Rural Vining
Toledo
Robert Mason
First Presbyterian Church
Henderson's
Sumner U. Squiers
Rector Cemetery
Chelsea
Anamosa
Laverne Bieber
Goettsch's
Belle Plaine
Jeneva McLennan
T. W. van Beck
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Vicki O'Connor
Eighth Street NW
Linn County
William R. Campbell, Jr
Carter Street NW
Mercy Hospital
Breakin
Marcella Hale
Thirty-sixth Avenue SW
George Lenzen
Crescent Drive
Terry Gaston
Avenue NE
Chase
N.E
Ty Dra
John B. Turner and Son
Iown
Second Avenue S.E
Turner West
First Avenue West
Ing
Ford
Congressional Appropriations
Treasury
Subcommittee
Brooks
Colorado
Ski Patrol
Dent
Paul O. Jenkins
Jenkins
Senate
Engineering
Wilbert
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
Blairs Ferry
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Pierson’s Flowershop
Flowershop & Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Bivd
Pierson
16Th Ave. S.W
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