Extended Forecast and Local Notices From Daily Record
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with showers Friday through Sunday and near normal temperatures. Highs in the upper 70s, lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. cooler Saturday. Also includes midnight to noon readings, barometer, humidity, wind data, sunrise and sunset times, flood stages, and birth notices from Cedar Rapids area. Legal notices list debt and asset details for multiple individuals and businesses, fines for traffic violations, and upcoming services for local deceased.
Senate Kisses War Debate Amid Cambodia Clash
In a tense Senate session discussion on a Cambodia policy, Mansfield warned the war risk and argued the issue is whether to back undeclared aggression. Republican chiefs urged restraint as Kissinger’s negotiations were set to resume next week. The Eagleton amendment passed 55-21 with 37 Democrats and 18 Republicans voting in favor, including four freshman Republicans Bartlett Domenici McClure and Scott.
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Senate
Cambodia
Henry Kissinger
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
Pete Domenici
New Mexico
James McClure
Idaho
William Scott
Virginia
Assault and Battery Charge Is Dropped
Gary Ryan of 726 Danbury Street NE had assault and battery charges dismissed in municipal court last week. Richard Curtis, the alleged victim, was involved in the case with Curtis concurring with the state’s motion to drop the charge.
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Gary Ryan
Danbury Street
Ryan
Richard Curtis
Curtis
Brown Sentenced On Trespass Charge in Municipal Court
Albert Brown of 712 Eighth Avenue SE received a five day suspended sentence in municipal court. He was charged with criminal trespass on property owned by Sam A. Rhoades at Bowling Street and Thirty Third Avenue SW on March 22, 1973.
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Albert Brown
Eighth Avenue SE
Sam A. Rhoades
Bowling Street
Thirtythird Avenue SW
Dismissal Filed on Resistance Charge Against McGowan
A charge of resisting an officer against Robert McGowan of 10 Leisure Boulevard NE was dismissed in municipal court. The state dropped the charge after the defendant pled to other charges arising from the same incident.
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Robert McGowan
Leisure Boulevard NE
Haseen
Death of 9 year old Kelly Jo Curtis in Cedar Rapids
Kelly Jo Curtis nine died after a long illness at University of Iowa Hospitals. Born October 21 1963 in Kirksville Missouri she moved to Cedar Rapids with her parents James and (Mrs) Curtis five years ago. Survived by brother James Paul grandparents Paul Curtis Kirksville and Wallace L Fagen Washington Iowa. Funeral 1030 am Thursday at Cedar Hills Community Re formed Church with burial at Keota Cemetery. Friends may call Turner Chapel West until 9 am Wednesday and at the church 9 to 10:25 am Thursday. Memorials to St Judes Hospital Memphis accepted.
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Kelly Jo Curtis
James Curtis
Crestridge Avenue
University of Iowa
Kirksville
Cedar Rapids
Coolidge School
Friendly Bluebirds
Cedar Hills
Paul Curtis
Wallace L. Fagen
Washington
Iowa
Cedar Hills Community Reformed Church
Leon Aalberts
Keota Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
St. Jude’s Hospital
Memphis
Mrs Edward O'Brien 85 Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Edward O'Brien Julia Paul O'Brien 85 of 1511 Second Street SW died Tuesday evening after a brief illness Born in Pierre South Dakota February 19 1888 she came to Cedar Rapids as a child in 1888 and has resided here since She was a member of St Ludmila church Surviving are her husband three grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Services will be 1030 Friday at St Ludmila church by Rev A L Zachar Burial at St Johns Cemetery Rosary 8 pm Thursday at the Janeba Kuba funeral home west with friends calling after 7 pm Wednesday
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Julia Paul O’brien
Second Street
Edward O’brien
Pierre
S. D
Cedar Rapids
St. Ludmila’s Church
St. Ludmila’s
A. L. Zachar
St. John's Cemetery
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Robert W Stinson 61 Dies in Seattle After 30-Year Residence
Robert W. Stinson, 61, died May 23 in Seattle, where he had lived about 30 years. Born Sept. 9, 1911, in Cedar Rapids, he was a superintendent for Seattle Light Co. He belonged to White Center Masonic lodge, the Scottish Rite, Nile Shrine, and Renton Shrine Club. Survived by wife Beatrice. sons Robert and Michael of Seattle, Lyle of Santa Barbara. sisters Josephine Barker of Cedar Rapids and Helen Rhodes of Tacoma. Masonic services and burial were in Seattle. The family invites donations to the cancer fund.
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Robert W. Stinson
Seattle
Wash
Cedar Rapids
Seattle Light Co
White Center
Augusta Bachman 98 Cedar Rapids widow dies in nursing home
Augusta Bachman 98 formerly of 316 Fifteenth Street SW Cedar Rapids resident most of her life died in a Cedar Rapids nursing home Wednesday. Born November 17 1874 near Marengo she was a Trinity Lutheran Church member and charter member of its Ladies Aid. Survived by sisters Emma Kern Marengo and Elizabeth Schulze Denver. Services Friday at 10:30 a.m. Turner Chapel West with Rev Richard A. Osing. Burial Shiloh Cemetery. Friends may call Turner West until 10 a.m. Friday. Casket will not be opened after service.
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Augusta Bachman
Fifteenth Street
Jacob Bachman
Cedar Rapids
Iowa County
Marengo
Richard A. Osing
Shiloh
Turner West
Memorial Services for Jonas and Pearl McLaren
Memorial services were held for Jonas and Pearl L. McLaren. Jonas-1 am service at Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home west by the Rev. Glenn D. Hunt of Eden United Church of Christ with burial at Linwood Cemetery. Pearl L. McLaren's service was Wednesday at 11 am at Teahen Chapel, burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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Ernest W. Larson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Wisconsin Senator Wiley Attacks Taft Allies Split
Twenty years ago Senator Wiley condemned those who would divide the nation from its Allies and who are blind to the consequences of the act, targeting Senate Republican leader Taft in a sharp political remark.
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Senate
Taft
Wisconsin
Wiley
Tax sharing debate over Palo plant taxes and school funding
Senators argued for spreading tax payments across districts served by utility plants. Berle Priebe cited a potential $3 million Cedar Rapids school loss from Palo plant taxes and a funded lake nearby. Riley warned of road costs and a 100 megawatt threshold, while DeKoster pressed for delaying Palo-affected provisions.
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Berle Priebe
D-Algona
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Palo
W. R- Rabedeaux
Wilton
Sen
Riley
Senate
Linn County
Water Mishap Leaves Perry Girl in Very Critical Condition
A 13 year old girl from Perry remains in very critical condition in the intensive care unit at University Hospitals after a near drowning at an indoor pool in the Carousel motel Coralville. Olive Harrison, from Perry, was pulled unconscious from the pool during a Iowa City field trip. She was without pulse or respiration when retrieved. An emergency resuscitator and Johnson County ambulance responded. She briefly revived en route but stopped breathing again. attendants revived her. She was underwater an estimated five minutes.
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Coralville
Perry
University Hospitals
Carousel
Olive Harrison
Iowa City
Johnson County
General Giraud Lifts Restrictions On North African Papers
Thirty years ago General Henri Giraud ordered removal of all Vichy era controls on North African newspapers, initiating freer press in the region and signaling a shift in colonial governance and information policy.
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Henri Giraud
Gulf and Exxon Restrict Gasoline Allocations This Summer
Gulf Oil and Exxon USA will cap summer gasoline sales to roughly last year’s levels due to fuel shortages. Exxon said its supplies will allow volumes to groups of customers equal to 1972 sales with modest growth in 1973, while Gulf will limit June and July allocations to 1972 levels for premium and regular grades. Gulf previously announced a cut in Gulftone allocations to the first quarter 1973 monthly averages.
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Houston
Exxon Co
U.S.A
Gulf Oil Co
Exxon
Gulf
State raises conflict issue in Hall conspiracy case
Linn District Court weighs whether one attorney can represent two defendants in an alleged Linn County refuse hauling conspiracy. The state seeks a continuance for Billy K Hall and Shaffron, with hearings set to interview 50 witnesses and obtain Grand Jury transcripts. Condon faces an Oct 8 trial in Cedar Rapids as related charges loom.
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Linn County
Linn District Court
Linn
Ansel Chapman
Hall
Herbert Shaffron
Copiague
N.Y
Shaffron
Robert T. Condon
Cedar Rapids
Condon
Nixon names Evans to full SEC term
President Nixon announced the nomination of John Evans to a full five year term on the Securities and Exchange Commission. Evans, 40, from Murray Utah, currently serves on the SEC and previously worked on the Senate banking committee. his salary is 38000 dollars per year and the term expires June 5 1978.
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Nixon
John Evans
Securities and Exchange Commission
Evans
Commission
James Needham
Murray
Utah
Senate Banking Committee
Denmark Offers Free Hospital Care to Foreign Tourists
Copenhagen AP reports the Danish government will provide free hospitalization to foreign visitors who fall ill while in the country as part of its socialized public health program. This policy ensures medical coverage for travelers during their stay.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Charges Against Three Dropped in Municipal Court
Three uttering false checks cases were dismissed on state motions. Binnie McGuirk of rural Marion faced a $23.92 check to a grocery Aug 30, 1971. Gene Johnson of Mt. Union had a $105.82 check to Kieck's Dec 7, 1970, amended then dropped. Lovettie Patrick of Rowley was accused of a $21.04 gas station check March 11, 1971, dismissed for failure to appear.
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Binnie McGuirk
Marion
Gene Johnson
Mt. Union
Kieck
Lovettie Patrick
Rowley
Wooldridge Denies Ties to Organized Crime In Hearing
Testimony from an earlier congressional hearing described a khaki Cosa Nostra bilking clubs for noncommissioned officers in South Vietnam between 1965 and 1969. The judge pressed Wooldridge Higdon Bass and Lazar on organized crime connections, but each denied links.
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Cosa Nostra
South Vietnam
Wooldridge
Higdon
Bass
Lazar
Two Men Sentenced in Cedar Rapids Break In Assault Case
Ronald E. Thompson of Davenport and Richard L. Green of Cedar Rapids were sentenced by Linn District Judge Ansel Chapman after pleading guilty to criminal charges. Thompson got up to ten years for breaking and entering a southwest Cedar Rapids business on March 30. Green received up to five years for assault with intent to commit rape related to a February 2 incident involving a 14 year old girl from Center Rapids. the judge suggested continued treatment at a security medical facility.
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Ronald E. Thompson
Richard L. Green
Linn
Ansel Chapman
Thompson
Fort Madison
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Green
Reformatory
Anamosa
Center Rapids
West Germany and Czechs Reach Normalization Pact
West Germany announced a treaty to normalize relations with Czechoslovakia after final talks in Bonn. Foreign ministry spokesman Ruediger von Pachelbel said the agreement ends 35 years of hostility stemming from Hitler's 1938 Munich pact.
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Bonn
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Foreign Ministry
Ruediger von Pachelbel
Hitler
Man Held at Tipton On Charge of Rape
William Shepherd, 45, held in Cedar county jail on $5,000 bond on rape charges. He allegedly raped a 24 year old Maryland woman near Rochester Iowa. His last known address was Omaha but he currently has no address.
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Tipton
William Shepherd
Cedar County
Maryland
Rochester
Iowa
Omaha
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