Daily Record Weather and Obituary Roundup
Extended forecast shows a warming trend from Monday to Wednesday with lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s to 50s statewide. The report also lists town by town temperatures, precipitation, barometer readings, and a Saturday noon snapshot. Obituary notices include Mrs. Roy Walker 77 Belle Plaine doctor Floyd Bates 79 and several services across Iowa communities with memorials and visitations scheduled.
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Anamosa
Roy Walker
Goettsch’s. Belle Plaine
Floyd Bates
Peffers-Halverson’s. Visitation
Iowa City
Mary Saylor Tweed
George L. Gay
White’s. Oxford Junction
Albert Buresh
Hayden’s
Wyoming Cemetery
Wyoming
Anna Nissen
Zion American Lutheran Church
Olin
Haven’s
County conservation board faces budget crisis and possible aid gaps
The conservation board in Central City grapples with a $31,000 deficit after overspending by about $180,000 from its apportioned funds. Officials consider options including selling a grader and leasing park land to raise cash while awaiting uncertain federal aid. County supervisors plan a meeting with the state auditor for guidance.
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Central City
The
Fair Board
Conservation Board
Squaw Creek Park
Hawkeye
Supervisors and Conservation Board
AP Corrects Agnew Statement on Letter Campaign
Beverly Hills AP reports an earlier error misattributing to Vice President Agnew. A transcription lapse changed a remark about letters to words. Vic Gold denied a letter-writing campaign. A tape recheck corrected the quote.
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Agnew
Beverly Hills
Calif
Associated Press
Vic Gold
Charles Pazour Found Dead in Car in Garage
Charles Louis Pazour, 46, of 118 Allview Drive SW, was found dead Friday inside a car in his garage. The cause of death is undetermined. an autopsy is underway. Authorities note a history of heart trouble.
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Charles Louis Pazour
Allview Drive
Pazour
Bishops Call Viet War Destructive and Unjust
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops says that any good from continued involvement in Vietnam is outweighed by loss of life and moral values. They stop short of endorsing an immediate unilateral ceasefire or troop withdrawal. They urge leaders to end the war without delay.
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Washington
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
U. S
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily In The Gazette
The Gazette reports a recurring feature titled Dennis The Menace appears daily in the classifieds. The column continues to show a mischievous take on local happenings with short, humorous vignettes.
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Dennis the Menace
Gazette
City Briefs Roundup of Local News and Ads
Stolen cash reported by Walter J. Cole at 4409 Benton NE. Value of four shotguns and a .22 rifle stolen from Gary Barker at 1200 Fourth Ave SE. Ads note Subaru sale at 2nd Ave and 8th St East and multiple commerce notices including Want Ads and local services from Watkins Products Mackin Paint Sisco’s Barber Shop and Polly’s Lounge. Services for R F Klemp announced in Tripoli. 1971 Eisenhower silver dollars offered by Jerome’s with price.
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Gary Barker
Fourth Avenue SE
Scouts Honor Roll: Madison and St Patrick Schools Honor Pack 88 36
Cub Scouts Pack 88 at Madison School awarded members Brett Ibsen Tim Kack Chris Carpenter Joel Snetzler James King Marty Gibbs Jeff Johnson Teddy Simmons Sean Flatley Brian Hamer Vance McKinnon Craig Nelson Glen Schultz Phil Palmer Craig Buscher Jeff Findley Mike Murdock Ronald Hoffman Steve Craig Gary Witherell Ben Van Buskirk Doug Harrison Charles Patterson George Patterson. Pack 36 at St Patrick s School honored Lloyd Reis Randy Rohlena Todd Neis Mike Malik Bill Lehner Bob Kramer Craig Dvorak Brian Sankot Dale Reis Craig Morrow Mark Hofmaster Scott Hamilton Mike Bruening Karey Schulte Vince Saldana Dan Bruening David McGuire Dan Goodell Chris Davis Mike Rodenkirk Mike Cardis Dan Malloy Bob Davis Mark Brown Mike Kuhn Mark Armstrong Shawn Oakley Jerry Rodenkirk Jeff Schulte Tony Malloy Mark Woodward Ken Goodell.
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Madison School
Brett Ibsen
Tim Kack
Chris Carpenter
Joel Snetzler
James King
Marty Gibbs
Jeff Johnson
Teddy Simmons
Sean Flatley
Brian Hamer
Vance McKinnon
Craig Nelson
Glen Schultz
Phil Palmer
Craig Buscher
Jeff Findley
Mike Murdock
Ronald Hoffman
Steve Craig
Gary Witherell
Ben van Buskirk
Doug Harrison
Charles Patterson
George Patterson
St. Patrick’s School
Lloyd Reis
Randy Rohlena
Todd Neis
Mike Malik
Bill Lehner
Bob Kramer
Craig Dvorak
Brian Sankot
Dale Reis
Craig Morrow
Mark Hofmaster
Scott Hamilton
Mike Bruening
Karey Schulte
Vince Saldana
Dan Bruening
David McGuire
Dan Goodell
Chris Davis
Mike Rodenkirk
Mike Cardis
Dan Malloy
Bob Davis
Mark Brown
Mike Kuhn
Mark Armstrong
Shawn Oakley
Jerry Rodenkirk
Jeff Schulte
Tony Malloy
Mark Woodward
Ken Goodell
Death of Dr John K Von Lackum 76 Cedar Rapids Surgeon
Dr John Kenneth Von Lackum 76 of 4335 Woodfield Lane NE Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a brief illness. He practiced in Cedar Rapids since 1923 retired 1967 and served 13 years on the Cedar Rapids school board. He was a WWI veteran, UI graduate, and member of St Michael's Episcopal Church and several civic medical groups. Burial at Cedar Memorial. Memorials to St Michael's widow fund or charity.
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John Kenneth von Lackum
Woodfield Lane
Cedar Rapids
von Lackum
University of Iowa
Harper Hospital
Detroit
U. of I
Mt. Hermon Lodge
A.f&a.m
St. Michael’s Church
Twin dies at 9 days in Cedar Rapids
Kristin Marie Hanlon died Friday at 9 days old born in Cedar Rapids on November 10 1971. She is survived by her parents William and Mrs Hanlon and twin sister Andrea, grandparents Jack and Mrs Rice and John and Mrs Hanlon, and great William Wenschel of Dubuque. Graveside services were held at Mt Calvary Cemetery at 3 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev William P Leonard with Brady Kuba Funeral Home arranging.
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Kristin Marie Hanlon
William Hanlon
Ninth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Andrea
Jack Rice
John Hanlon
Evelyn Hanlon
William Wenschel
Dubuque
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
William P. Leonard
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Brady-Kuba Funeral Home
Memorial Services in Wickham Carlton's at Beatty Bearle Chapel
Memorial services were held at Beatty-Bearle Chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday led by Rev. John M. Jensen of First Lutheran Church. Burial followed in Lafayette Cemetery near Alburnett.
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Wickham, Carlton
S. Beatty-Bearle
John M. Jensen
First Lutheran Church
Lafayette Cemetery
Alburnett
Court Clears Seattle Seven in Contempt Appeal
The U S Court of Appeals in San Francisco cleared Michael Lerner Charles Marshall III Jeffrey Dowd Joseph Kelly Roger Lippman Michael Abeles and Susan Stern of contempt charges tied to a Seattle protest outside the federal courthouse The panel found Judge George Boldt erred by not detailing the facts underlying the contempt
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San Francisco
Seattle
U.S. Court of Appeals
Michael Lerner
Charles Marshall III
Jeffrey Dowd
Joseph Kelly
Roger Lippman
Michael Abeles
Susan Stern
U.S
George Boldt
Federal
Chicago
Julius Hoffman
Wanted Ad Promises Help in Finding Hard-to-Find Items
A compact notice invites readers to use a want ad service to locate scarce goods or services. The ad emphasizes discreet, efficient matching and quick responses for buyers and sellers seeking hard-to-find items.
University students aid PW packages to North Vietnam prisoners
Three UW students and Mail Dispatch workers organize a system to collect Christmas packages for American prisoners in North Vietnam. They will transport from Puget Sound families to Seattle airport and cover postage if needed, aiming to save time before the November 29 deadline.
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Seattle
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Puget Sound
Seattle-Tacoma International
San Francisco
Phil Scott
University of Washington
Mike Kelley
Mail Dispatch Services Co
Kelley
Scott
El Kahir Shrine Initiates 50 Men From East Iowa
Fifty men from 24 Eastern Iowa communities were initiated into the El Kahir Shrine temple on Saturday during a day-long ceremony at Alpena Michigan. Cedar Rapids’ Arthur G. Hinze joined the new initiates and will return to Cedar Rapids after duty. Supreme Court Justice Warren J. Rees of Anamosa addressed the opening session as El Kahir potentate. A banquet at Veterans Memorial Coliseum followed the ceremonial with a post-banquet concert by the El Kahir band and a grand entry by Shrine units.
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Iowa
el Kahir Shrine
Cedar Rapids
Arthur G. Hinze
Alpena
Mich
Supreme Court
Warren J. Rees
Anamosa
el Kahir
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Shrine
Inmate Flees Kirkwood Class From Anamosa Reformatory
Anamosa State penitentiary authorities alert East Iowa lawmen to locate William V. Bruce 23 of Des Moines who failed to return from Kirkwood College Cedar Rapids classes. Bruce serving 25 year term for aggravated assault entered reformatory in 1968. He is described as Negro 5 feet 7 inches 265 pounds in sports clothes.
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Anamosa
East Iowa
Kirkwood College
Cedar Rapids
William V. Bruce
Des Moines
Woman Arrested for Marijuana Possession in Linn County
Daryl J. Marks, 20, of 3016 Avenue NW, was held in Linn County jail after Cedar Rapids police arrested her Friday night for violating the uniform controlled substances act. A citizen reported a suspicious woman at First Avenue and Third Street SW. she fled and was found smoking what appeared to be a marijuana cigarette with another in her purse. She awaits arraignment.
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Daryl J. Marks
Avenue NW
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Third Street
Bull on Loose Tramples Through Huntington Area
A raging bull that escaped from a stock market in Catlettsburg crossed into the Huntington area causing multiple vehicle collisions and property damage along U S 60 in Ceredo. Police, ordered not to shoot, pursued as the animal fled through side streets, injuring a police car and lifting a fence before escaping.
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Huntington
Ceredo
U.S. 60
Catlettsburg
Big Sandy
Sheriff Seeks Board Action Over Audit Claims
The sheriff questions a county audit citing $73,000 over three years and calls for board review. He complains of gross inaccuracies in the 1969 sheet listing jailor salaries and missing expenses for gas or tires despite four squad cars. He disputes a $300 1970 convention expense for officers, saying it had no link to a sheriff’s convention in Des Moines.
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Schneider
Des Moines
Scoutmaster O Hara to stand trial for alleged child sale
Scoutmaster William O Hara, 37, is scheduled for trial December 13 in Jacksonville. He faces charges of attempted sale of two Oklahoma City children, Theresa Cox age 3 and Robert Cox age 2, who remain in protective custody. The state drops charges against Robert Westenhaver, 22, saying evidence was thin and he was along for the ride. The mother was questioned but no action taken.
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Jacksonville
Fla
William O’hara
Oklahoma City
Everett Richardson
Public Defender’s Office
O’hara
Robert Westenhaver
Theresa Cox
Robert
Boy, 6, in serious condition after moving into bus
Nathaniel Davis six of 1527 Sixth avenue SE remained in serious condition at Mercy hospital with a skull fracture after he darted into a moving city bus in the 1900 block of Mt. Vernon road SE. The bus was driven by Ald Palmer of 2208 Fruitland Boulevard SW. No charges were filed.
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Nathaniel Davis
Sixth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Mt. Vernon Road
Ronald D. Palmer
Fruitland Boulevard
Wayne Prignitz
Jacolyn Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Prignitz
Gary C. Carolan
Cherry Hill Road
Johnson Avenue
Wiley Boulevard
Purse Snatcher Strikes Cedar Rapids Woman
Ruth J. Moss reports two men assaulted her on B Street SW around 10 30 p.m. They grabbed her purse and fled with about $200 cash. Her companion Hilda Shramek resisted, kicked one thief, and screamed as both suspects escaped.
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Cedar Rapids
Ruth J. Moss
Eighteenth Avenue
B Street
Hilda Shramék
D Street
Ground Navy grounds A-7 Corsair jets after fatal carrier crash
The Navy grounded all carrier based A-7 Corsair jets following a fatal accident aboard the carrier Oriskany off Vietnam. Cmdr. Frank Thomas was killed when the nose landing gear collapsed during catapult launch. Some Corsairs remain grounded for nose gear analysis. Navy officials say the groundings were not publicly announced to avoid signaling reduced capability.
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Norfolk
Oriskany
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Coe College Names Builders for Fine Arts Complex
Coe College announces Loomis Brothers Inc of Cedar Rapids as building contractor and Perkins and Will of Chicago as architects for the Fine Arts and Little Theater complex funded by a 1.5 million gift from the Sutherland Dons family. Construction is expected to start this winter with a completion target in late 1973.
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Coe College
Sutherland Dons
Coe
Leo L. Nussbaum
Loomis Brothers, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Perkins and
Will of
Chicago
C R Man Arrested On Marijuana Charge
Bruce L. Smith aged 20 of 1922 Ninth street SW was held in Linn county jail on charges of possession of a controlled substance and possession of an alcoholic beverage. A 17-year-old girl accompanying him was charged and released to her parents. They were spotted by a Linn county deputy south of Cedar Rapids smoking what was believed to be a marijuana cigarette with wine in the car. Smith awaited arraignment.
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Bruce L. Smith
Ninth Street
Linn County
Smith
Linn
Cedar Rapids
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