Fined Charges Highlight Local Court Notices
Several residents, including James Brenner and Robert O Tearn, were fined amounts ranging from 20 to 35 dollars plus costs for various offenses such as expired plates and motor violations. The report also lists weather data, river stage readings, births, marriages, and numerous funeral notices across multiple towns with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O'Tearn
Jglin
Ee Ee Street SE
Greenwood
Farley
Walter Seibert
North Liberty
Europe Storm Claims Fourteen Lives Across Continent
A sweeping European storm claimed fourteen lives across several countries. In the Netherlands six died from falling trees or vehicles overturned by high winds. Britain reported three fatalities including a Canadian. Other deaths occurred in Germany and France as widespread power outages and flooding disrupted travel and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Netterlands
Britain
Geenan
Bad Oeyhausen
Molteny Hausen
Asa
Wolnat
Assen
Paris
Lille
Piper duo captured after desert escape near prison
State police and deputies hunted two convicts who reportedly entered a bathroom window at a prison area. The pair hid in a vineyard four miles northeast of the prison as officers with a light plane and helicopter closed in. They allegedly forced a Scottsdale woman and two 16 year old boys to aid them before being identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover
Fhe
Schmid
Hudgens
Tempin
Scoltedale
War Rages As South Vietnamese Repel Attack Near Saigon
War reports from Long My in the Mekong delta say South Vietnamese militia repulsed a dawn attack by Communist forces. The command stated five attackers killed, while South Vietnamese losses were seven dead and 15 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Cily
Long My
Mekong Delta
Saigon
Obituary: Stulken Wilma May Stulken Cedar Rapids resident dies
Mrs. Vincent H Stulken Wilma May Stulken a Cedar Rapids resident 45 years died Sunday after a short illness Born May 8 1919 in Sioux Falls South Dakota she was married to Vincent H Stulken March 6 1998 in Cedar Rapids She was a member of the Hayles auxiliary Survivors include her husband and a son Gary F R Stulken Cedar Rapids a sister Lorraine Lloyd Anaheim Calif The service is at Chapel of Memories at 1 p m Wednesday Burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call after 9 a m Wednesday Local arrangements by Torner West Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma May
Stulken
Second Street ST
Cedar Rapids
Sioux Falls
United States
Gary FR. Slalken
Cedar Amphibious Vehicles
Rapide
Lorraine
Vietnam
Lloyd
Anaheim
Calif
Chapel of Memories
Clarence
Prana
Wenceslaus Calhalla Church
Olsnawa
U.S. Marine
South Vietnam
Cary
Emerson Lyle Shelley
Tenth Avenue
Penick and Ford
U.S
Nhut
Joe
Shelley
Rleh
Wanggarts
Lyle Shelley
Amarillo
Texas
Jamie Leo Shalley
Adel
Helen Barnard
Sacramento
Cali
Carol Ann Shelley
Res Moines
Koch
Guthrie Center
Torner Etayet West
Brontu Kolarik
Fifth Avenue SE
Lally T
Cacehoslovakia
Frank G. Kolarik
Cedar
Obituaries for Brontu Kolarik and Others in Cedar Rapids Area
Obituary notices list Brontu Kolarik of Cedar Rapids born 1492 in Caceho Slovakia who died after an illness, with survivors including two sons and a daughter, services at Turner Chapel. Also noted are Charles Mayer of Kenilworth IL, former Cedar Rapids resident, with memorial services at Memorial Park Cemetery Skokie, IL, and Bessie Lee of Cedar Rapids, with funeral arrangements at Colley Funeral Home and Turners Chapel west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Mayer
Kenilworth, IL
Cedar Rapids
Evanston
Cedar’ S Rapids
Florence Gamergy
Moyer
Central Fiber Products Co
Packaging Corp. of America
Tama
Omaha
Ace
Charles §. Moyer, Jr
Northbrook
Calvin Lawson
Chillicothe
Pearl Clark
Memorial Park Cemetery
Skokie
Obituary of Dessie Mae Steward at Cedar Memorial
Dessie Mae Steward 89 widow of Mark E Steward died Sunday after a long illness. Formerly of Wellman she lived in Cedar Rapids 42 years born July 21 1803 Lost Nation married Aug 1 1924 in Cedar Rapids. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday at Chapel of Memories Rev A T Washington Sharon United Methodist Church. Burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call at Cedar Memorial after 5 p m Monday and at the chapel after 9 a m Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Mae Steward
Third Street NW
Mark E. Steward
Wellman
Cedar Rapids
Lost Nation
Mark EB. Steward
Chapel of Memories
A. T. Washington
Sharon United Methodist Church
Sharon United Methodist Church. ‘Buriad
Cedar
Memorial, Friends
Cedar Memorial Suneral
Troop Strength Drops by 1,100 in South Vietnam
U S forces in South Vietnam totaled 21,100 last week, down 1,100 from the prior week. Under a withdrawal program, U S forces are to be reduced to 27,000 by early May. About 20,000 sailors were off the coast, with roughly 58,000 airmen fighting from bases in Thailand and Guam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
U. S
Ning
Tre Durrent
Wee
Thailand
Guam
Path of Snowstorm Bites Plains States As Snow Spreads
A major winter storm moved from the Plains into the region turning rain to snow in southern towa Sunday night and Monday. Snow fell in west central and central Iowa with up to inches in Kansas and Nebraska. Heaviest snow expected in west central towa with visibility under a half mile at noon. A heavy snow warning was issued for northwestern towa and a watch for Cedar Rapids areas. Snowfall 4 inches or more by Tuesday morning, tapering off by Tuesday as skies stay cloudy and temperatures stay chilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Plains States
Bit
Lowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Snowy Nebraska Winter Storm Closes Roads and Airports
A major winter snowstorm crippled Nebraska Monday with 12 inch depths in some areas and near zero visibility in central regions. High winds piled drifts, traffic jammed, schools closed, and travel discouraged as airports faced heavy visibility loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Proes
Lim Deputies Arrest Two on Drug Charges
Lim county deputies report Benny Vasquez of Jasol Washington avenue SE and Robert A. Rodriques of 426 Thirty-fifth direct SE were arrested early Sunday on possession charges after deputies found plastic bags containing marijuana near Rodriquez and in Vasquez possession. Rodriquez dropped a purse while approached. Both were released after posting ten percent of bonds. Rodriquez also posted ten percent of a separate intoxication bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Vasquez
Jasol
Washington Avenue
Ftobert
Talk Canceled by Omaha Housing Official
Larry Hatcher of the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Omaha was detained by the snowstorm and will be unable to attend the A Better Community Inc meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the library auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hatcher
Department of Housing and Urbatt Development
Omaha
A Better Community, Inc
Ihrary Auditorium
Street Crews Prepare for Sanding and Salting
City street crews were ready to sand and salt streets as snow fell early Monday. Forecasts call for two to four inches. Wayne Murdock, city street superintendent, said 16 graders and 16 salt and sand spreaders were prepared and some plows mounted though unlikely to be used unless heavier snow arrives. He noted the first snow was earlier than usual this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Murdock
Talks in Saigon Narrow Differences on Peace Plan
Updated dispatch describes Haig's Saigon visit as cordial and constructive as U S officials seek a common allied position to resume private Paris negotiations. Thieu pressures a pullout of North Vietnamese troops while Saigon press cautions progress stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haig
Saigon
Nixon
Tuleu
U.S
Paris
Thieu
South Vietnam
Leni Stastny Velnosky
California
Los Angeles
Car License Applications Open This Week in Linn County
The Linn County treasurer's office will begin accepting license renewals for passenger cars and mobile homes, with a 25 cent mailing fee per day per vehicle. Applicants must include the vehicle color if licensed and may need current registration papers if changing counties. Dec 1 marks the start for in person renewals at the treasurer's office alongside new plates for trucks and other vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Linn
Lincra
James M. Hennessey
Ling County
Lins County
C R Man Arrested For Drunk Driving About 1972 Plates
A state notice reports C R Man arrested for drunk driving near Palo Alto on Highway 84 after a minor accident. He was released on Sunday after promising to appeal in court. The article notes licensing rules requiring a code number and a money order fee for 1972 plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD. Milter
Tipits Creek
Highway
Palo
Catholic Charities Sues over Adoption Custody Interference
Courthouse Catholic Charities of Dubuque filed suit in Linn county district court seeking to bar an unmarried father Jo seph Zalesky from interfering with a finalized adoption initiated by Catholic Charities. The petition argues he may contest custody and seeks a decree validating a release signed by the child's unmarried mother as authority for permanent care. The child was born in Dubuque on June 7, 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Charlles
Dubuque
Linn County
Linn District Court
Joseph Zalesky
Zalesky
Catholic Charities
Iowa
Whio
Trial on Poulos Will Started In Linn Court
In Linn district court relatives of the late Chris Poulos of Cedar Rapids contest the March 1967 will alleging undue influence by Peter Slavidpoulos now of Waterloo. They claim Poulos lacked capacity and seek to invalidate the will valued at about 180000, with forged or fraudulent conduct also alleged. Alexandra Giglos of Greece leads the petition with Chicago and Greece relatives. Jury selection continued on Monday with a later trial date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn District Court
Chris Pouloz
Cedar Rapids
Peter Slavidpoulos
Cédar Rapids
Waterloo
Poulos
Stavrapouls
Fouls
Alexandra Giglos
Greece
Nienss and
Chicago
Marday Altarnean
Democratic Party Chairman Debate and Resignation Calls
The piece outlines calls for a new national chairman including Lloyd Bentsen pressuring for Mrs Westwood to resign. It notes Speaker O’Brien’s role as former chairman, Stromon Strauss as contender, and Texas figures like Bob Bullock and Edward Kennedy shaping the fight. It also covers McGovern supporters facing a new Coalition for Democratic Majority led by Ben Wattenberg and Humphrey Jackson, plus Westwood’s poised defense and Sen. Kennedy’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Party
O’brien
National
Strauss
Texas
Lloyd Bentsen
Westwood
Sirduss
National’ Committee
iSargent Shriver
Charles Manatt
McGovern
California
Coalition For Democratic Majority
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Ben J. Wattenberg
U N debate over binding UN declaration on nuclear weapons
The article outlines Western objections to a proposed binding declaration under the UN charter, the Russians' flexible stance, and limited support from Arab and Communist states. It notes the U S position that a binding declaration is needed given the charter’s restraint on force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Council
U.N
Hut
United States
Toddville Man, 31, Charged with Assault
Ronald L. Null, 41, of Toddville, arrested Sunday on a charge of assault. A Justice of the Peace warrant issued by Vincent Hatt connected with an incident early Friday at Yon’s Skelly station on Thirty-second Street and Oakland Road. Purdy of Route 1, Toddville, alleged Null bit and pushed her. Null posted $110 bond and was released Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald L. Null
Valiteate
Toddville
Justice of the Peace
Vincent Hatt
Skelly Station
Thirty-second Street
Oakland Road
Marlene Purdy
Route
Lone
Null
Howke Voices Concern On Water Rate Rises
Yan Howke, business manager of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 124, told the city council Monday that the union is very concerned about the proposed rate increase. He urged careful consideration before any city council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howke
Yan Howke
Busines
Ors Tion Tocal 124
Sity
Union i
Walter Rale Therese
Fragmented note hints at quick purchase of a weapon
A garbled fragment suggests a near time purchase of a weapon or item described as a weapon, with unclear context or location. The readable parts imply urgency or a rapid act, but essential details such as participants, place, or precise item are missing.
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Pacific Coast
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Middle
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mid-Mississippi
Great Lakes
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Diane Olsen
Carter Street
Ronald Barwick
C Avenue
Earch
Christine Soukup
Edward Oppermuli
Daniels Street
Richard Boyle
Mullenet
Anu Cums
James Albamen
Gaxette
Mississippi
Rise
J Tameing
T McGregor
Rise Me Guilenberg
Fall Davenport
Une Changed Kookuls
Rise Cadar
Coralville Lake
St. Luke's
Marvin Hooker
Northview Drive
Mariot
Madward Menzil
Highland Drive
Jacob Cross
Sixteenth Street
Thomas Weaver
Neil Glaymator
Memorial Drive
Marcy
John Gagnon
Swisher
David Cook
Twenty-fourth Street
Way
Trobert Borell
Western Pine Drive
Alexandria
See
Hugsell L. Henry
Judith Deneane Dale
Kirss
Lucille Bayer
James Tule Ue
Cedlar Tapidde
Kath
Joan Fintey
Harvey Thompson
Pauscia Smiluy
Wegat
Ayong
Teaves
Megaturing
Vernon
Ron SE
Havlville
Mus
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
East Dubuque
Clinton’s
Talpam
Ray Kol
Morgan's
Jaws
Adelaide
Lews
Sarylees
George L. Gay
Merlan
Padaw Banide
Lewes
Amurve
Shellsburg
Roy L. Harveson
Grace
Trinity Vhurch
Turner Chapel West
Cerlar Rapids
Tania
John Thomas Davi
Hartigan's
Ritery
Mechanicsville
Robert Drichel
Chapman's
Wopkinton
Louis C. Sterington
United Presbyterian Church
Goelisch
Madison Lutherman
Olson-Fjelstu
Dyersville
Gregor G
Kramer’s
C.R
Piper
Vincent H. ‘Stulken
Frank Kolarik
Charles Kolarik
Lumir Kulark
Dmity Miller
Saugus
George
Clifford
Charles Dedek
Artec
Derty ‘Dedek
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferjski
Charles S. ‘Moyer
Bessie M, Lee
Bessie M
Lee
Menlow
Brook Delve
A Slater
Clara Dimock
Beatty-Blerle Funeral
Colley Funeral Home
Chamberlain
Bouworth
Offord
Turinchapel
the Tey
Stephen ¥. Root
Pale Cemetery
Turnes Chapel
Mrs
Mark Steward
Emerson L. Shalley
Tuleuw
Tin Song
Thien
Noo
C.R. Man
Brunk
Tor Flores Excellence
Pierson
Elis Bly
Linn
Linn Court
Connally
de Pree
Bullock Ball
Sargent Shriver
Humphrey
Jackson
Wattenberg
South Dakota
Sen. Kermady
Ile Buy
Joan E
Flowers
Ava
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