Weather across the U S and L A area forecast
A multicity weather snapshot lists high temperatures and overnight lows for Anchorage Los Angeles Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New York Duluth Phoenix Honolulu Seattle Houston Washington and more. The extended forecast calls for mostly clear and mild conditions Thursday then cooler Friday and Saturday with lows from the mid 20s to low 30s Thursday cooling to teens and low 20s by Saturday and highs from the 40s to mid 50s, then down to the 30s by Saturday.
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Anchorage
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New York
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Washington
Births and fines mark Daily Record listings in Marion and Cedar Rapids
Birth announcements from Mercy on November fifteenth and other families in Marion and Cedar Rapids are paired with a Monday police log detailing alarm malfunctions, wiring faults, and numerous traffic and public safety citations. Notable entries include births for Evangelos Sorokos, Dennis Landrus, Allan Bachman, Mark Benest, Kermit Jelmeland, and Donald Reed, followed by dozens of fine amounts for speeding, driving offenses, and license violations.
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Allan Bachman
Twenty-seventh Street
Mark L. Benest
South Fourteenth Street
Marion
Kermit Jelmeland
Springville
Donald Reed
Sierra Drive
Delores Reid
Walker
Thomas Furnish, Jr
Deborah Drive
Donna Nelson
Eighth Avenue
John Jarnagan
Lewellen
Mahlon Conrad, Jr
Thirtieth Street
Robert Bunday
Eighth Street
John Morris
Toddville
Michael Grasom
Shirley Drexler
Ravenwood Terrace
Bradley VanderLanden
Tomahawk Trail
David McCright
Oakland Road
Russell Kress
Winthrop
Alice Martens
Williams Boulevard
Leslie van Hoosen
Elm Street
James Chase
Urbana
Darryhl Meyer
Thirty-sixth Street
Steven Short
Sixth Avenue
Gary Dare
Anne Lutkemeyer
Cedar Rapids
Kirk Knickerbocker
Houston Court
David Springer
Marshalltown
Ahmed al Jumah
Sixth Street
Walter Morris
David Robinson
Central City
Steven Goldie
Thirteenth Street
Orville Doering
Orchard Trailer Court
Joseph Kysilka
Krumboltz Drive
Jeffrey Craddock
Eighth Avenue SE
George Hornung
Mt. Vernon
Scott Petersen
Hawthorne Drive
Andrew Hamilton
Second Street
Carl Houck
Twelfth Avenue
John de Sotel
David Zach
Robins
Glenn Dusenberry
Muscatine
Bruce McCormick
First Avenue SE
Cynthia Clar
Golfview Drive
James Deforest
Fifth Avenue
Eeneeee
CPP
David Arthur
Arion
Mona Frandle
Jana Drive
Jay Fairbank
Anamosa
Cynthia Foust
Donald Stanford
James Mart
Michael Bottoms
Tenth Avenue
Christopher Harper
Boxwood Lane
Floyd Decious
Bever Avenue
Reed Hoeppner
Johnson Avenue
Brad Spinler
B Avenue
Nadolyn Morrell
C Avenue
Kevin Grommen
Tenth Avenue SE
Chester Mills
Route 1
Kent Wright
Alburnett
Obituaries highlight Sutera and local deaths in Cedar Rapids area
Mildred G Sutera 62 of Bettendorf formerly of Cedar Rapids died after a long illness in Davenport. Born June 9 1914 in Fairfax she married June 2 1937 in Marion. Survived by husband Miles a daughter and several grandchildren and siblings. Services Thursday 1 PM at First Presbyterian Marion with burial Cedar Memorial. Donations suggested to American Cancer Society. Other notices list multiple local obituaries with service details across Cedar Rapids Marion and nearby towns.
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Mildred G. Sutera
Bettendorf
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Fairfax
Marion
Order of Eastern Star
Miles
Douglas Stephens
Littleton
Colo
Ruth Petrak
Center Point
Mary Myers
Madylene Findley
Santa
Richard Keith Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Iowa City
University of Iowa School of Pharmacy
Viva
R. Kenneth
Wichita
Kan
Dorothy
Massachusetts
Paradise Chapel
St. Luke's Hospital
Santa Monica
Calif
Maxine Dunlap
Salem
Ore
Roy Elkin
New London
First Presbyterian Church of
Jay A. Miller
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
First Presbyterian Church
American Cancer Society
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Steele Center
Minn
Soukup
Minnesota
Sally Shaw
Mayme Mollenhauer
Owatonna
Thompson Chapel
Turner Chapel West
Rum Role in Revolution
New York based UPI reports that rum played a notable part in the American Revolution. Archives at Bacardi Imports show 1776 per capita rum use at four gallons versus about two gallons for all distilled spirits in 1975. Molasses, taxed by Britain, funded militiamen rationing of one half pint per man daily.
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New York
UPI
Boston
Bacardi Imports, Inc
West Indies
Continental Congress
Manchester Council approves four year waste contract
Manchester city council on Monday night approved a four year contract with Randy's Sanitary Service Co. Delhi for solid waste collection. The fee to residential users will be 1 dollar a month for weekly collections.
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Manchester
Randy’s Sanitary Service Co
Delhi
Attitude of Crime Resistance Urged by FBI Chief
Atlanta AP Clarence Kelley urged citizens to adopt an attitude of crime resistance and practice common sense precautions. Speaking before the Atlanta Rotary Club he warned crime threatens safety liberty and freedoms for individuals families and communities and emphasized the need for widespread community involvement to prevent crime from taking permanent hold.
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Atlanta
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Quebec election ends Liberal era as Levesque wins
In Quebec a strong show by the Parti Quebecois secures a provincial government under Rene Levesque. Bourassa’s Liberals lose most seats. Levesque pledges an independent Quebec while Ottawa and federalists warn separation is not inevitable. Bourassa cites language law friction as a key factor. Bronfman weighs impact on Seagrams and Expos.
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Bourassa
Gerald Godin
Parti Quebecois
Pequistes
Levesque
Montreal
Quebec
Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
National Liberal Party
Canada
Liberal Party
Charles Bronfman
Seagrams
Montreal Expos
Carter Signals Human Rights Focus and Nuclear Talks
President-elect Carter warned that relations with Chile would suffer without human rights concern and noted 80 percent of Food for Peace funds in the hemisphere go there. He urged restraint from OPEC on oil prices and outlined a plan to freeze missiles and pursue a comprehensive nuclear disarmament agreement by next fall. Carter also said his White House staff would guide foreign policy through the secretary of state, and announced a busy week including Mondale’s arrival and a CIA briefing. He expects Burns to stay as Fed chair and aims for harmonious work with the administration.
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Carter
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
OPEC
U.S
White House
Nixon White House
National Security Council
Nixon
Kissinger
Mondale
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
CIA
Washington
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Ford
Burns
Fed
Rhodesian talks flare over five point plan and white ministers
Kissinger faces question as Smith claims black leaders accepted the five point plan including white ministers while denying details. Tanzania's Julius Nyerere and other black leaders dispute approval of specifics, insisting on majority rule and leaving Britain to resolve details. Kissinger claimed on TV that everyone is telling the truth amid conflicting accounts.
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Smith
Geneva
Kissinger
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Britain
Navy weighs revival of Condor missile program
The Navy seeks funds in the next defense budget to revive the Condor air to surface missile after previous congressional cancellation. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld approved the request amid concerns of technical problems and possible conflicts of interest with Rockwell International. The program faced questions on utility, effectiveness, countermeasures, and cost at about 400000 dollars per unit.
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Washington
Navy
Congress
Pentagon
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
House Appropriations Committee
Rockwell International
Joint Congressional Committee On Defense Production
Malcolm Currie
Defense Research and Engineering
Rockwell
Congressional
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Mt. Clark Cemetery
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Gary Brown
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Kuba Funeral Home
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Luella E. Soukup
Thirty-second Street
Waste Service
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Third Avenue S.E
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Union Nationale
Radiotelevision
Pretoria
Salisbury
Samuel Sheppard
Cedar Memorial Park
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