Weather and gas incident notes from Friday entries
Daily Record extended forecast calls for sunny mild days Monday through Wednesday with cool nights. Fragments note a defective gas stove at 916 Tenth Avenue SE and multiple smoke odor investigations at 1023 Second Street SE, plus a gas flush in the 1000 block of O Avenue NW.
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Tenth Avenue SE
Second Street
O Avenue NW
Five Treated After Cedar Rapids Traffic Mishaps
Five persons were treated at Cedar Rapids hospitals and released after injuries in Cedar Rapids traffic accidents on Friday. A sixth person was injured but not treated. Jenni McCool, 14, of 659 Memorial Drive SE, was injured when her bicycle was struck by a car driven by
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Cedar Rapids
Jenni McCool
Memorial Drive
Leota M. Novotny
Fifteenth Street
Bever Avenue
Novotny
Gaylord M. Davis
C Avenue NE
Bryan K. Bailey
Ely Road
Ralph J. Cruse
Mechanicsville
Florence Winkler
Thirty-ninth Street
Seventeenth Street
E Avenue
Margaret C. Leigh
Henry Davison
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Mary Howard
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street SE
Autopsy Ordered In Man's Death In Keokuk County
South English G Coffman 37 rural South English died from apparently self inflicted gunshot wounds Friday pending autopsy results. He was a member of English River Church of the Brethren and a Keokuk County Farm Bureau director. Survived by wife Phyllis Kerr and two children, plus parents and siblings. Services 10 30 a m Monday at English River Church of the Brethren.
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Leland G. Coffman
Keokuk
Coffman
English River
David
Bettendorf
Church of the Brethren
Powell
Epstein Named Police Chief in Savannah Georgia
IOWA CITY David G. Epstein, former director of public safety and acting police chief, has been named police chief in Savannah Georgia. He expects to start in about two weeks as details including salary and start date are not yet set. Savannah has about 225 officers. Epstein led public safety in 1971 until the post was abolished and then served as acting chief when the position became vacant.
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Iowa City
David G. Epstein
Savannah
Epstein
Youth Hospitalized After Farm Accident
David Getty a 14 year old youth from Walker was admitted to St Luke s hospital Friday evening after a farm accident reported at about 7 45 p m He suffered possible abdominal injuries when caught between a thresher and a forage trailer He was listed in fair condition later Friday at the hospital.
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David Getty
Harold Getty
St. Luke’s Hospital
Deaths Abe Subotnik 89 longtime Cedar Rapids grocer
Abe Subotnik 89 of 907 Ninth Street SW Cedar Rapids died at home Friday. He owned and operated a grocery for over 50 years born November 13 1885 in Russia married Anna Goldstein January 14 1915 in Cedar Rapids. Surviving four daughters a brother five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday Turner Chapel East Rabbi Israel Zoberman burial Eben Israel Cemetery casket unopened registry at Turner East memorial fund suggested to Temple Judah.
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Abe Subotnik
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Russia
Anna Goldstein
Temple Judah and
B'nai B'rith
Nadine Subotnik
Nate Ruben
Des Moines
Jay Franklin
Newhall
Calif
Roy Saling
Wilmette
Ill
Nate Subotnik
Turner Chapel East
Israel Zoberman
Eben Israel Cemetery
Turner East
Temple Judah
IDEAS Launched In Cedar Rapids
IDEAS Iowa Development and Economic Assistance System opened with a press conference and ribbon cutting in Cedar Rapids. The group will manage and provide technical assistance to minority owned businesses and help them secure financing through local lenders and the SBA. It received a $100000 federal grant from the Office of Minority Business Enterprise for one year.
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IDEAS
Iowa Development and Economic Assistance System
Eighth Avenue SE
Oak Hill-Jackson Economic Development Corp
Office of Minority Business Enterprise
OMBE
Small Business Administration
Iowa
Midwest
Cornelius
Hugh Gibson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Ed Czarnecki
Ideas Board
John Culver
Dick Clark
Mike Blouin
Charles Grassley
SBA
HACAP
John Smith
Chicago
Don Canney
Dick Phillips
Hal Schaefer
United States
Crandic to Pay Claims After ICC Order
Crandic, the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway Co, will pay claims totaling 2375 dollars as mandated by an Interstate Commerce Commission order under the federal claims collection act. The order cites emergency freight car shortages and requires timely placement and forwarding of empty cars.
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The
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway Co
Crandic
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Claims Collection Act
Commission
Court Enjoins Company From Misleading Acts
DES MOINES AP A court issued a temporary injunction against Organized Service Corp over alleged deceptive ad practices for the Iowa State Trooper magazine. The ruling bars misrepresentation that solicitors are troopers and that advertisers receive preferential treatment, and requires disclosure that the trooper association gets about 20 percent of gross ad profits. The company is based in Boston. the trooper association is not a defendant.
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DES Moines
Iowa State Trooper
Harry Perkins
Iowa Attorney General’s Office
Organized Service Corp
Perkins
Trooper Association
Organized Service
Boston
Iowa State Trooper Magazine
Neil Griffin
Iowa State Troopers Assn
Association
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates vary by carrier and mail with weekly and 52 week plans. no mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas. The AP holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Mental Health Shift Proposed in Iowa
Rep. Thomas Higgins proposes moving Iowa four state mental health institutes from the department of social services to a new state agency. Sandra Scott opposes, saying current programs need more funding to improve rather than dismantle the department. A legislative committee studies mental health services as reform plans persist without agreement.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Department of Social Services
Thomas Higgins
Davenport
Sandra Scott
Department
Higgins
House
Donohue Faces Assault Charge in New Albin
David F. Donohue 23 of New Albin arraigned on assault with intent to do great bodily injury after alleged stabbing of Ronald Smerud 18 also of New Albin. Smerud suffered multiple wounds and a collapsed lung and remained in serious condition at Lutheran hospital in LaCrosse Wisconsin. Donohue posted 10000 bond and was released following a disturbance call to a New Albin tavern.
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New Albin
David F. Donohue
Donohue
Ronald Smerud
Smerud
Lutheran Hospital
LaCrosse
Wis
Highway Patrol
Albin Tavern
Donahue
Theft from car in Cedar Falls Lindale Pla lot
Gary L. Smith reports theft from his locked car in the Lindale Pla parking area Friday evening. Items valued at 499 dollars were stolen including 250 dollars worth of clothing and 249 dollars of luggage.
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Gary L. Smith
Cedar Falls
Lindale Pla
Hearst to Enter Plea as Judge Sets Trial Timeline
Judge Carter schedules Miss Hearst to plead to bank robbery charges next Monday while weighing her competency to stand trial and a speedy trial timeline. Prosecutors concur as experts note improved mental state and readiness to discuss SLA participation and travels in the radical underground.
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Carter
Miss Hearst
U.S
James Browning
Pollack
Tax bill links to high income investors and debt limit
The bill protects some high income investors including those harmed by last year’s market drop. The rules committee may allow a vote to delete or keep the provision. Ways and Means approved raising the debt ceiling to 595 million temporarily through March 15. Permanent ceiling stands at 400 billion. Some Republicans seek a spending cap for fiscal year starting Oct 1 1976 with no figure named. Ford supports a 395 billion cap as condition for extending 1975 tax cuts into 1976 and beyond.
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Treasury
Rules
House
Ways and Means
Ford
Cancer death rate rise unclear in final 1975 data
A federal health office notes a perceived jump in cancer deaths based on 10 percent samples from states and cities. The six month report through June shows a 4.4 percent increase, possibly due to sampling. Final data next year will detail cancer types and understand the trend.
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Robert Armstrong
Armstrong
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Anamosa and Surrounding Areas
Anamosa Bessie Dawes 84. Monday service 1 30 at Hayden s Wyoming friends may call after 1 p m Sunday. Arthur J Trumm 70. Monday 10 St John s Catholic church Eastern Iowa wake tonight 8 rosary Sunday 8 Murdoch s friends may call after South English Leland G Coffman 37 Monday 10 30 English River Church of the Brethren visitation 7 p m today Powell s Walford Wesley H Womachil 83 Monday 2 Brosh s Cedar Rapids friends may call Sunday Burial Hala cemetery near Walford.
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Cedar Rapids
Anamosa Bessie Dawes
Hayden's
Wyoming
Arthur J. Trumm
St. John’s Catholic Church
Rosary
Murdoch
Powell's
Walford
Wesley H
Womachil
Brosh’s
Hala Cemetery
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