Weather Brief Clear to Partly Cloudy Weekend Forecast
Extended forecast shows clear to partly cloudy conditions Friday through Sunday. Daytime highs range from the 40s to low 50s Friday, mid 50s to 60 Saturday, and 40s Sunday, with overnight lows in the 20s Friday and 30s Saturday and Sunday. Sun rise Thursday 6 43, sunset not specified. Year ago today high 65 low 59 precipitation 0 97 inches over 4 57 days.
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Births and police notices from The Daily Record
Birth announcements list several families including Brunson Glumac LaGrange Kearney Boyle Herdliska Kramer Price, with residents in Fairfax Amana Marion Toddville and Cedar Rapids. Collision and incident entries log 10:33 a.m. Tuesday to 10:14 p.m. Tuesday with coal piles, resuscitation call, smoke odor, and park leaves events. Traffic and public-safety fines accompany lists of individuals from multiple towns with varied offenses and amounts.
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Intruders Break Into Home Of Cedar Rapids Woman
Betty Gorman warned by police of a bad habit of leaving her house key in the door was broken into Tuesday night. Two youths demanded money and struck her with a flashlight but she was not seriously hurt. Police continue investigation and she vows to stop leaving the key in the door.
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Obituary notices for Lumir Stritesky and others in Cedar Rapids
Obituary notices recall Lumir W. Stritesky 85 retired bank officer of First Trust and Savings Bank with family survivors in Cedar Rapids. The list includes Elizabeth Hubbard, Rose Ryan, Henry Krier, Melissa Graham infant, Sam Cable, Herman Gulick, Sophia Mandeville, Edwin Hoth, Merlin Raymond, Alice Gordon, Violet Browning, Joseph Sadler, Otto Pruess, Robert Richardson, W. Guy Bruce and others with service details across multiple Cedar Rapids churches and cemeteries.
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Separate Counts Filed Against Three in C R
An adult and two juveniles were arrested after incidents Tuesday. Willie A. Foreman 46 of 1120 Second Ave SE charged with larceny for taking a tool box from Stamats Publishing Co. 427 Sixth Ave SE. A 16 year old girl and a 17 year old boy charged with attempted breaking and entering near Ellis Pharmacy 1137 Ellis Blvd. The girl, a Toledo runaway, acted as lookout. No items were taken.
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Carter seals victory in 1976 presidential race
The narrative credits Jimmy Carter of Georgia with building a broad coalition to win the presidency, sweeping the South except Virginia and key states like New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Florida. He carried Mississippi to reach 272 electoral votes as results came in from 1:57 to 2:40 a.m. CST, aided by labor, Black and urban voters amid a divided field led by McCarthy.
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Linn County Records Set In Presidential Vote
Linn county residents voted in record numbers for President with 76,333 ballots cast from 99,365 registered voters. Jimmy Carter led with 38,248 votes, Ford 36,515, McCarthy 1,250, and other candidates filling the rest. Linn is the state’s second largest county, matching its large voter turnout with high totals for Carter and strong Republican and Democratic participation.
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Senate Upset Wave Reconfigures 1970s Party Balance
The results shake up the Senate with Buckley Brock Beall Taft losing to Moynihan Sasser Sarbanes Metzenbaum and Hatch while Schmitt tops Montoya in New Mexico Zorinsky wins Nebraska and Danforth takes Missouri seat. In the House incumbents mostly hold, including notable freshmen. Mansfield and Scott retire from leadership.
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1936 Election Day Shows Limited Landon Wins
On this date in 1936 Franklin D Roosevelt's New Deal won broad support at the polls while Republican candidate Alf Landon carried only Maine and Vermont.
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