Birth announcements and legal notices from The Daily Record
Births at St Luke's on November 6 include a son for Mr and Mrs Gregory Burris and daughters for several other couples in Marion Hiawatha Mechanicsville and North Fork Va. numerous civil debts assets and exemptions listed for Cedar Rapids Marion Mt Vernon and Iowa City residents. Traffic violations and fines update includes speeding license violations disobeying signals and defective equipment with names and addresses.
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Gregory Burris
Thirty-fifth Street
Marion
Michael Gharib
Raney Street
Hiawatha
Dale Kilpatrick
Wiley Boulevard
James Hullinger
Meadowview Drive
Ken Beck
Mechanicsville
Donald Lamp
Tipton
Charles Lawrence Phillips
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd’s Meat Processing
Ruth Ann Phillips
Timothy Lee
Regina Jane Hebert
Parnell
Alvin E. Pierce
Fifth Avenue SE
Audrey Jane Crider
Iowa City
Ervin E
Carolyn June Curtis
Grande Avenue SE
Timothy Misfeldt
Solon
Jeffrey Krouse
Nineteenth Avenue
George Farah
A Avenue NW
Michael Davis
Washington Avenue
James Hagerman
Robert Sieck
Toddville
Elizabeth Gillon
Alexandria
Gary Skoog
Sioux City
Reed Whitford
Trona
Calif
Edward Pospisil
Mt. Vernon
Shery Skinner
Shellsburg
Dan Fuller
Pioneer Avenue
Brenda Worke
Fourth Avenue
Melvin Gesme
Terry Fillenworth
Fifteenth Avenue NW
Jerry Mall
Martelle
James Griffith
Brooklyn
Theresa Doyle
Eighth Street
Timothy Armbruster
Russell Weston
Henry Cobb
Bever Avenue
Jill Cottrell
F Avenue
Jean Koopman
Cherry Hill Road
Carol Fare
Thirty-fourth Street
Rickie Deppe
Garrison
Dennis Engle
Thirty-seventh Street NE
Sandra Cunningham
First Avenue NW
Albert Green
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Ting
Paul Bispo
Seventh Avenue SE
Opera
James Fox
Donald Wiseman
Des Moines
Ray Sees Promising Returns From Sell Iowa Meeting
Des Moines Governor Robert D. Ray called the New York Sell Iowa meeting with industrialists highly encouraging. He joined 58 Iowa businessmen who paid their own way for a luncheon with corporate leaders after nearly two days of talks.
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UPI
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
New York
Dick Powell
Iowa Development Commission
Ray
Powell
Theft Report In Linn County From Marion Basement
The theft of a $600 water softener and tank was reported to the Linn sheriff's office. Allen Wright of route one Marion said the equipment was taken from his basement Wednesday or Thursday per sheriff’s crime reports. On this date in 1965 the Soviet Union displayed three new compact rocket systems at Moscow Red Square.
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Allen Wright
Route One
Marion
Soviet Union
Moscow
Red Square
Probe Results In Arrest Of Two Juvenile Suspects
Iowa City police report a four week probe led to the arrest of two male juveniles aged 15 and 16. They face charges for break ins at three Iowa City residences and the Cedar Rapids Gazette circulation office. An unrelated case involves three juveniles charged with stealing a mini bike from Mark IV apartments. Items missing include household appliances and some money.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Deaths list of local residents with services and burials
Obituary notices list deaths including Joseph W. Servey and others with ages addresses and service details. Entries include burial locations church services cremation and donations to memorial funds, with relatives and survivors named and funeral arrangements noted.
FEA Official Arrested on Bribe Charge
FBI arrested John Waller, 39, an FEA official in Alexandria Virginia, on a bribery charge after agents overheard a $10,000 offer to reverse a coal contract decision with Bush Creek Coal Brokerage Co. He was found with $10,000 in cash and released on personal bond after appearing before U.S. Magistrate Alex Akerman.
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John Waller
Upper Marlboro
Springfield
Kunkle
Waller
FEA
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Franco Rushed To Hospital After Intestinal Bleeding
In Madrid Gen Francisco Franco was moved to the La Paz clinic on the city’s outskirts as a preventive measure after new intestinal hemorrhaging. He had been bedridden at the Pardo palace for three weeks and received an emergency blood transfusion at the palace earlier Friday.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
la Paz
Pardo
Franco
NYC Bankruptcy Bill Advances Amid Debt Renegotiation Push
Washington filed report that a House subcommittee approved a bill letting New York City declare bankruptcy and renegotiate 12.3 billion in debts. The measure would require bondholder consent and updated labor and pension terms, with a federal judge to approve feasibility, while AFL-CIO opposed loan guarantees and House Speaker Albert signaled obstacles.
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UPI
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New York City
Afl-Cio
Treasury
William Simon
Carl Albert
Jinx Continues For Speakers At Graduation
Philadelphia AP reports that Drexel University's June commencement again sees a speaker leave national office soon after. The trend shows Rogers Morton resigning as commerce secretary, following past speakers Zumwalt Agnew Ervin who also departed shortly after addressing graduates. Drexel plans invitations for next year go out in January.
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Drexel University
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Secretary of Commerce
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt
Drexel
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Spiro Agnew
Sam Ervin
North Carolina Hills
Morton
Gas price projections under Ford policy for 1980 rise
The article projects gasoline prices climbing from about 60 cents a gallon in the early 1970s to 68 or 69 cents by 1980 if current conditions persist. It notes President Ford’s stance that prices should rise faster to curb consumption, spur domestic production, and reduce imports.
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Clark Cuts Gas Prices 2 Cents
In Chicago Clark Oil and Refining Co. cut gasoline prices by 2 cents a gallon, signaling a low point in the oil industry's mood. The move conflicts with OPEC price hikes and reflects pressure on majors from independents to hold prices down as demand remains weak due to good weather and high unemployment.
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Midwest
Herbert Hugo
Platt
Dilgram
Clark Oil and Refining Co
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Clark
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
OPEC
Hugo
Milk price rise tests Iowa dairy supply and demand
In northeast Iowa, raw milk prices rose with premiums, prompting higher ice cream costs and cautious consumer reaction. Despite a small Iowa supply drop and fewer dairy cows, retailers report steady sales while Dows remains the only daily home delivery. Pricing pressures Seen yet limited impact on demand.
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Ross
Foley
Unemployment Rises as Economy Adds Jobs
Government data show unemployment up by 220000 to 77.5 million with gains in 63 percent of 172 industries surveyed by the labor department. Total employment reaches 85.4 million, about 1.5 million above last March but still below September 1974 peak. inflation climbs 1.8 percent in October and White House officials seek longer-term evidence before conclusions.
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Labor Department
White House
Ron Nelsen
Notable Cedar Rapids Leader Hines Dies At 62
Cedar Rapids lawyer and civic figure Hines died recently after a long public career. A two-time Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce president he served on the Jaycees board and chaired the chamber legislative committee. He helped draft a model legal brief used by airport authorities for years. He was first layman to chair Loras College board of regents from 1969 to 1974 and a trustee of St Matthew's church. Born October 8, 1902, he practiced law since 1929 and was a former captain of football at Iowa. Surviving are his wife Mrs Day two daughters and a son plus several relatives. Services Monday at St Matthew's Church with burial at Mt Calvary. Memorials suggested to American Cancer Society or Mercy hospital memorial fund.
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Sharon Jane NW
Oslo
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Cedar Rapids
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Collins Radio Co
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Knoxille
Tenn
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Solon
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Lockport
N.Y
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Christ United Presbyterian Church
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Washington
Iowa
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Parkview Court SE
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Loras College
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Turner’s East
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American Cancer Society of Mercy Hospital Memorial Fund
Literary critic Lionel Trilling dies at 70 in New York
Funeral service planned Monday at Columbia University where Trilling taught for nearly 50 years. He died Wednesday night of cancer at 70. A University Professor, he became professor emeritus last year. Renowned lecturer and author of The Modern World The Liberal Imagination and Beyond Culture.
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NEW York
Lionel Trilling
Columbia University
Trilling
Columbia
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