Cochran Denies Dems Have Budget Cut Problems
Des Moines House Speaker Dale Cochran said Democrats are not facing budget cut problems as they trim 46 million from Gov. Ray for the 1975 76 plan. Ray and Kinley indicated Republicans and Democrats await full appropriations details as hearings conclude.
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Des Moines
Dale Cochran
Esgie Grove
Robert Ray
Cochran
Public School Foundation
Ray
House
Senate
Feader
George Kinley
Kinley
Ray Says Property Tax Freeze Ill-Advised
Governor Ray urges against freezing state property taxes until localities can replace lost revenue. He notes councils seek local options and a study should explore financing reforms. He recalls a 1971 school tax freeze backed by $30 million and warns of funding gaps without federal support.
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BES Moines
Robert Ray
Iowa League of Municipalities
Ray
Ciies
Congress
Rule Emploes Violate Law If Liquor Accepted
Des Moines reports that Iowa law prohibits liquor or food gifts to officials enforcing liquor laws. Assistant Attorney General Darby Maria Coridell noted a Seagram Distillers party allegedly offered free food and liquor to 275 state liquor store personnel, prompting questions about legality and enforcement conduct.
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Des Moines
UPD
Holden
Seagram Distillers
Beer and Liquor Control Department
Contractor Sues Cargill For Accident Damages
Darrell L. Marks of Cedar Rapids filed a federal suit seeking $75,000 against Cargill Inc the Milwaukee railroad and the Western Weighing and Inspection bureau alleging injuries from a May 9 1973 accident near Cargill east soybean plant at Seventh Street and Dewey Avenue. A pile of wooden grain doors allegedly fell on him injuring his leg while working as an independent contractor.
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Cargill Company
Seventh Street
Dewey Avenue
Darrell L. Marks
Circle Drive
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Marks
Marks At the Time Was Doing Comclete
Cargill, Inc
The
Milwaukee Railroad
Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau
University Medical Staff Member Dies in Birmingham
Dr. William K. Wilson 50 dies after heart surgery at University of Alabama Medical Center Birmingham. He was a professor of internal medicine and pharmacology at the University of Iowa and directed clinical pharmacology at University Hospitals. Survived by wife Charlotte and son Jeffrey of Iowa City and brother Gordon of Rochester NY. Burial Tuesday at St Andrew Presbyterian with private services. Memorial gifts to UK foundation.
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Beckman- Rutherns
T. Foundatinn
Month Drug Probe Climaxes in Arrest
IOWA CITY An Iowa City man Scott Frederick Nadler 21 was arraigned on drug charges and released from Johnson county jail after a month long investigation. He was charged with delivery of five pounds of LSD to an undercover agent and allegedly handed over cocaine.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Scott Frederick Nadler
Nadler
Willard Sanders Dies at 59 in Palo After Illness
Willard Bruce Sanders 59 of Palo died Monday after a sudden illness at a local hospital. A World War II veteran, he was a member of the Iran Workers Union and the Palo American Legion. Survived by his wife Viola, a son Michael, a daughter Rosalia, and five brothers, services will be Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Turner Chapel West with burial in Palo Cemetery and military rites by the American Legion. Visitation at Turner’s until 10 Wednesday. casket will not be opened after the service.
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Linn County
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Viola Usher
Cedar Rapids
Iran Workers Union
Palo American Legion
Michael
Rosalia
Brainerd
Minn
Ada Heiseman
Independence
Mary Glick
Kansas City
Donald
Fairfax
Harold
Denver
Wesley
Cole
Louis
Coder Rapiirts
Jay
Turner Chapel West
Palo Cemetery
American Legion
Turner’s
John F Topping Dies in Manchester at 35
John Francis Topping 35 of Manchester died of a heart attack at his home Sunday morning. He worked for Bennett Explosives of Manchester and led Manchester American Legion Post 45 and belonged to the Knights of Pythias. Survived by Sharon and Kimber ly, a son Shewn, three sisters and three brothers. Services Wednesday at Shelly's at 1:30 with visitation after 7 p.m. Monday.
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Manchester
John Francis Topping
Hia
Bennett Explosives
Manchesster American Legion Post 45
Knights of Pythias
Sharon
Kimberly
Shewn
Kenneth Kurera
Rose Mead
Calif
Lois Wade
Cedar Rapids
Don Trumbull
Norway
Kenneth
Robert
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces subscription options including Night Edition and Sunday issues with weekly and annual rates. No mail subscriptions accepted in some areas. The paper lists carrier and delivery terms as well as AP news republication rights.
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Sundow
Serritories
Orecs
Gazette Corder
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids News Briefs Show Local Events and Thefts
Local briefs list ongoing activities at Coolidge school and area churches including art shows, demonstrations, and May events. Several thefts and stolen items are reported across Cedar Rapids addresses, from televisions to jewelry and cash. Community notices cover classes, auctions, and service ads with contact numbers for organizers.
Anamosa Youth Dies After Baseball Injury
Mitchel Ryan Norton five year old son of Mr and Mrs Allen Norton died Sunday morning from injuries after a ball struck his chest during a game. Survived by brother Chad grandparents David Gray and Neil Norton Anamosa great grandmother Mrs Charles W Gray Anamosa great grandparents Harry Latta Springville Harold Grivk shank Des Moines Services set for Tuesday at 2 at Goettschs.
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Anamosa
Mitchel Ryan Norton
Allen Norton
Chad
David Gray
Neil Norton
Charles W. Gray
Harry Latta
Springville
Harold Grivkshank
Des Moines
Goettsch's
Iowa Highway Patrol Seeks More Minorities and Women
The Iowa highway patrol, led by DPS, hires its first Black trooper this month as lawmakers push to add up to 20 troopers with 10 minority positions. Ten license examiners, seven female radio dispatchers, and others advance, while salary concerns limit recruitment.
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Highway Patrol
YES
DPS
Robert Holetz
Holetz
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Robert Thomas
Vinton
North Caroline
Watts
Haletz
Des Moines
WGTG
Ellery
Light at Friend's House Foils Break-in Attempt
A passerby witnessed lights on at the David McCright residence and interrupted a burglary at 2100 Johnson Ave NW. Thieves fled as a white male was seen inside. items taken include cash, records, jewelry, an antique pocket watch, and a ruby necklace. Police noted more items prepared to be moved.
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Robert Hathaway
Tris Avenue
David McCright
Johnson Avenue NW
Hathaway
Wey
County Revenue Sharing Meetings Set for May 13
Linn county citizens are invited to express opinions on the allocation of 1 320 507 in federal revenue sharing funds for the year starting July 1. Meetings will be at the county shop west of the county home the county health department 78 Center Point road NE and the Joint county school building 4460 Sixth street SW. A supervisor will run each session covering federal expenditure guidelines and prior allocation categories.
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Linn County
County Health Department
Center Point Road
Joint County
Sixth Street
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Sherry Lindeman
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Walter Souder
Nineteenth Street
Dows Fine Arts
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Opeo
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Kim Krizan
D Avenge NE
Raymond Ruliger
K Avenue NE
Harding Junior High Bus Association
Wright Parents Association
Ernest Frank
6Th Ave
Anton Frank
Earling
Towa
Klinger Paint Co
Memorial Coliseum
E Ave
Temple Judah
Lindsay Lange
Bever Ave
22Nd St
Tom Bever
Timothy McClean
Southland Street
Seventh Ave
Nue SE
Hoyt Thomas
D.C
Inwa Theater
Orler Mother's Dey
Pyerson's Florist
Avenue Floral
Jose M. Vasquez
Washington Avenue
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Marion
Mt. Vernon Rd
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Citizens Band
Gordon F. Jacobsen
K Street
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