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Birth notices and legal items from Cedar Rapids area
Births on May 3 report a son for Mr and Mrs William Condran of 415 Hanover Rd SW and a son for Richard Butschi Center Point. Frederic Antin and Marie Kucera with Ralph Kopecky Cedar Rapids. Dixie Haynes and Michael Lyman Center Point. other births listed. A series of traffic, license, parking, and registration violations follow, with names and addresses. Debts, assets, and Chapter 13 repayment plans noted for multiple residents, firms Grimstad contractors and others. final entries list debt totals and exempt assets.
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Richard Butschi
Center Point
Frederic Antin
Cherry Hill Road
Marie Kucera
Ralph Kopecky
Cedar Rapids
Dixie Haynes
Michael Lyman
Esther Dietrich
Myron Lown
Carol Anderson
Hiawatha
Steven Hultman
DeWayne
Nancy Jones
Rowley
Gary
Victoria Longmire
Twenty-third Street
Marion R. Leonard
Second Avenue SE
Richard and
Judith Brown
Kingswood Lane
Asse
Grimstad and
Grimstad
Waterloo
Meek
Brandon
Margaret R. Rippon
Manchester
Rippon Custodial House
Robert and
Mary Jane Johnson
Harpers Ferry
John F. Riley, Jr
Springville
Michael E. Sheldon
C Avenue NE
Diane Sheldon
Eighth Street
Lynda Kay Johnson
Seventeenth Street
David and Helen Ogden
Memorial Drive
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Iowa Obituaries and Funeral Details Across Counties
Death notices list several ind ividuals with service times and churches including Mrs Earl Beisell 44 at St Patrick s Anamosa Beisell visitation Friday Goettschs. Beulah Gibson 76 Powells South English services Saturday United Methodist church. Edgar James Barrett 95 Edgewood services Saturday Appletons burial Hansel cemetery Garber visitation Thursday after 7 Urbana Carrie Murphy 11 month grave services Friday Urbana Memorial cemetery Murdoch s Center Point Burr Oak Christian Foss 71 Burr Oak Lutheran church services Saturday Steines. Mrs Roger Harris 62 Postville services Friday Community Presbyterian Schutte s. Leland Wall 64 Manchester services Saturday Bohnenkamp s visitation Friday after 2.
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Anamosa
Earl Beisell
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Rosary
Goettsch’s. Keswick
Beulah Gibson
United Methodist Church
Powell’s
South English
Edgewood
Edgar James Barrett
Appleton’s
Hansel Cemetery
Garber
Urbana
Carrie A. Murphy
William Murphy
Urbana Memorial Cemetery
Murdoch’s
Center Point
Burr Oak
Christian P. Foss
Burr Oak Lutheran Church
Steine’s. Postville
Roger Harris
Community Presbyterian Church
Schutte’s. Manchester
Leland Wall
Bohnenkamp
S. Visitation
No Contracts Yet Reported for C R Building Trades
Cedar Rapids contractors and building trades unions continue bargaining with hints that one of 16 crafts could reach agreement by weekend. Jerry Kriz says negotiations are active and he won t identify the union. Iron workers delay on a wage increase from the CIC, while other unions await word.
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Cedar Rapids
Jerry Kriz
Iowa Building Trades Council
Kriz
Ted Paulson
Allied Construction Interests
Phil Kraft
Iron Workers
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Kraft
Anyime
Sioux City
O Hare Airport Still Busiest in Nation
The FAA reports Chicago O’Hare remains the busiest airfield with 641,429 takeoffs and landings in 1971. Nearby Southern California airports follow, led by Long Beach, Van Nuys, Santa Ana, and Los Angeles International in the top ranks.
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Federal Aviation Administration
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O’hare International
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van Nuys
Santa Ana
Los Angeles International
Atlanta
San Jose
Calif
Dallas
New York
Kennedy International
San Francisco
Pacific Quake Shakes New Hebrides Islands
A large earthquake struck the New Hebrides islands in the South Pacific on Thursday according to the National Earthquake Information Center reports.
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Washington
New Hebrides Islands
South Pacific
National Earthquake Information Center
Balanced Fare In McGregor Movie House
Don Bowen of Waterloo plans to reopen the Strand Theater in McGregor with a mixed schedule. Weekdays show restricted films, Friday family fare then restricted, Saturday matinee family film then restricted, and Sunday all films family fare. The venue has been closed since October 1970. Dwain Vorwald in Elkader defends restricted films as profitable.
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Don Bowen
Waterloo
Elkader
Dwain Vorwald
Senate Panel Moves to Avert Future Dock Strikes
The senate labor committee aims to prevent strikes like the recent dock walkout that halted farm product movement, seeking measures to curb work stoppages and maintain supply chains.
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Prices Frozen For Most Big Corporations
Price Commission froze prices on over half of America's largest firms and warned of price cuts and civil fines if overdue quarterly reports are not filed. Grayson noted 1,600 firms overdue and 2,954 must file. 1,375 have submitted. Armco Steel to issue refunds after unapproved price increases.
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Price Commission
America
Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Grayson
Justice Department
Sen. Proxmire
Dwis
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Middleton
Ohio
Cedar Rapids Bookstore Owners Face Trade Name Filing Charge
Linn County Prosecutor charges Edward Wedelsted of Danish Book World and Jerry Mabie of Adult Book and Cinema with failing to file a verified trade name statement. A conviction carries up to a $100 fine or 30 days in jail. The code requires any business using a name other than the owners’ surnames to file with the county recorder, listing owners and business address.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
William Faches
Edward J. Wedelstedt
Danish Book World
Jerry Mabie
Sell unused items with a low cost want ad
Prompt readers to clear clutter by placing a low cost want ad. Provides a contact number 398 8234 for placing the ad and urging readers to sell no longer needed items efficiently.
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Bombing Campaign Targets Dmz and Support Sites
The command reported damage to targets above the demilitarized zone including logistics craft port facilities along with 18 surface craft and 30 storage buildings and warehouses destroyed or damaged. Informants said fighter bombers were averaging 500 to 600 strikes daily in South Vietnam, yet doubts remain about slowing the enemy drive.
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Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
More Air Power To Indo China Increases to Southeast Asia
The United States will send additional war planes to Southeast Asia as part of a buildup to deter a North Vietnamese invasion of South Vietnam. Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Friedheim confirmed augmenting land based air power, with reinforcements from the United States. Total U S air force navy and marine aircraft to South Vietnam Thailand and Guam since early April rises to about 300, boosting land and carrier based strike planes to over 800.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
U.S
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U.S. Air Force
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Marine
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Guam
Anthony receives appointment to Naval Academy at Annapolis
Mark Harold Anthony of 2123 Country Club Parkway SE has been appointed to the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. He is the son of Dr and Mrs Russell H Anthony and graduated from Washington High School in 1969 and is completing his junior year at Iowa State University.
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Mark Harold Anthony
Country Club Parkway SE
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mark
Russell H. Anthony
Washington High School
Iowa State University
Deaths Margaret Pfost longtime Cedar Rapids teacher
Margaret K. Pfost 49 of 2114 Evergreen St NE Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a brief illness. She taught in Cedar Rapids public schools and was a kindergarten teacher at Polk school. Surviving: husband William two daughters Diane and Susie mother Mrs. William Van Beek and brother Dick Van Beek of Oskaloosa. Services 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Lovely Lane United Methodist Church burial Cedar Memorial. Contributions may go to Cancer Research fund.
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Margaret K. Pfost
Evergreen Street
William Pfost
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa
William van Beek
Dick van Beek
Lovely Lane United Methodist Church
Don F. Maple
Cedar Memorial
Cancer Research Fund
Washington Talks Cheer Worry Iowa Delegation
About 60 Iowans flew to Washington for a Capitol Hill briefing on federal highway funds. Lloyd Rivard warned reorganization could harm the highway program more than current fund issues, while Edgar Swick stressed fund resilience amid changes.
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Iowa
Federal Highway Trust Fund
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Swick
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Capitol Hill
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George E. Hoke obituary a Cedar Rapids resident dies at 74
George E. Hoke 74 of 1335 Hinkley avenue NW Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a long illness. Born September 16 1897 in Garrison he worked at Penick and Ford. Surviving Pauline Hoke Wava Wilson Zella McFarland Ole Hoke. services at Turner Chapel West 3 p.m. Saturday with cremation to follow. Friends may call until 2 30 p.m. Saturday. casket to remain closed.
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George E. Hoke
Hinkley Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Penick and
Ford
Garrison
Pauline Hoke
Nevada
Wava Wilson
Zella McFarland
Dunedin
Fla
Ole Hoke
van Horne
Turner Chapel West
Richard A. Osing
Trinity Lutheran Church
Amy Lilyard 93 Dies After Long Illness At Home
Amy Lilyard aged 93 of 1231 Thirty-first Street NE died Wednesday after a long illness. Born June 2, 1878 in Olin she belonged to First Christian church Rebekah lodge and the King’s Daughters. She is survived by one granddaughter. Services set for 1 p.m. Friday at Chapel of Memories with Rev. John Hardy. Burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Cedar Memorial funeral home after noon Thursday.
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Amy Alice Lilyard
Thirty-first Street
Olin
Lilyard
First Christian Church
Rebekah Lodge
King’s Daughters
John Hardy
Cedar Memorial
Memorial Service for Lemuel Tharp at Turner West
Memorial services are set at Turner West Chapel for Lemuel Ken Tharp at 1 30 p m Friday led by Rev Paul Scheidt. Burial will follow at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may view the casket at Turner West until 1 p m Friday. the casket will not be opened after the service.
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Lemuel
Ken
Turner Chapel West
Paul Scheidt
Linwood
Turner West
Secret talks resume between Hanoi and Washington
Moscow reports that negotiations between Hanoi and Washington restarted last Thursday after a five week pause. Brezhnev pressed for talks with Kissinger who made a secret Moscow trip. Kissinger previously held 13 talks with Le Duc Tho but no progress. Porter said Hanoi offered no policy answers in response to an invasion halt ultimatum.
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McConnell Is Found Innocent In Draft Case
James A. McConnell, 23, of 1846 Avenue NE, was acquitted of failing to report for induction after U.S. Judge Edward J. McManus ruled the Linn county draft board did not provide a factual basis for its denial of conscientious objector status. The acquittal does not erase his draft obligations.
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Edward J. McManus
Linn County
Draft Board
James A. McConnell
1846
Avenue NE
McConnell
McManus
Silent War Vigil Draws Cedar Rapids Crowd
About 30 people gathered for a silent vigil in front of the Federal building on First Street SE protesting the Vietnam War. Organizers from Cedar Rapids Friends Meeting handed out information and banners urging rapid U.S. withdrawal as part of a nationwide moratorium.
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Oakland
Vietnam
Federal Building
First Street
U. S
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