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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1975
Page
12
AP reports USDA data show turkey production in 1975 lagging 4 5 percent behind last year with 326 million pounds in cold storage as of September. Wholesale prices near 58 cents per pound and retail around 80 cents, with November likely higher.
A reader questions her husband's tall tales about women and a minister's wife with cucumber gifts. Abby advises boosting his ego to curb lying. Another reader seeks advice about a cuckoo clock theft and ongoing concern. Timeless suggests retrieving the clock if the owner hasn’t vanished.
Mrsika Minacaj 111, a Yugoslav Albanian refugee, wins permanent resident status in New York after fleeing Communist rule. She hopes to accelerate eligibility for citizenship with support from Immigration Lawyer J Michael Greenberg and her sons Marash and Peter.
An off duty Tampa police sergeant was killed in a store shootout. His wife, also an off duty officer, allegedly used his pistol to kill the assailant as he attempted to abduct a store clerk. A second suspect was wounded and three men and an unidentified clerk are involved in the case.
Loren E Heskett a 48 year old Kennedy Space Center test mechanic from Titusville Florida recuperates from open heart surgery bought at auction by Willard F Rockwell Jr Rockwell International board chairman for six thousand dollars The purchase made during a Christmas weekend fundraiser by the Heart Association of Greater Miami funded an employee operation Heskett had suffered a heart attack in 1974 and had multiple hospitalizations He described feeling great after the operation and reflected on the decision and life itself
Mr and Mrs Vilem Popek of 86 Wilson Ave SW marked their 65th wedding anniversary with a mass at St. Ludmila’s and a family dinner at Ronnenberg restaurant in Amana They wed on November 2 1910 and have three children Helen Zrudsky William and Wend Popek two grandchildren and five great grandchildren reside in Cedar Rapids.
The readable parts indicate a notice about rights, registration, and a person or entity named Tomes. Details are incomplete but suggest a publication or legal context involving ownership and protections.
Patricia Hearst favored two quiet men during her SLA fugitive months. She formed bonds with William Wolfe who died in the May 1974 Los Angeles shootout and with Steven Soliah a house painter linked to an SLA bank robbery. Friends described Soliah as reserved and apolitical.
Miss Linda Johnson of 1623 B avenue NE was honored at a Monday night bridal shower hosted by Martha Lawrence of 210 Redwing road SW with co host Ann Rule. Johnson is the December 26 bride elect of Dennis Rule son of Leo Rule of Collbran Colorado.
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