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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1973
Page
22
OCR page fragment reports an extended forecast with rain chances, then shifts to local notices on births at St Luke’s and various residents. It lists names, addresses, and court fines alongside community services and upcoming church events. The garbled text blends weather, civil notices, and social items from multiple sources.
U S Attorney cites costs as no one’s business after a Cedar Rapids trial ended in Gary Muyene Horvat’s acquittal on immigration document falsification charges. Trial expenses, including witness costs estimated at 92 101, were reportedly contested, with Kirshen defending lack of verification while noting deterrence and potential long term savings.
Community groups and chambers of commerce in Clinton Cedar Rapids and Lincoln push to designate highway 30 as a Lincoln spur. Officials note tollway expansion and an Iowa Chicago corridor study, with trucking firms citing heavy wear and costs. Funding and legislative support are sought for state highway improvements and a possible special post marker designation.
Memorial notice lists Donald Hoth and others with scattered details about moves to Kansas and connections to California. Mentions surviving wife and daughter Karen, with fragmented names and dates. Memorial service to be held at a church in New Orleans with limited readable lines.
The briefing reviews delays and troop movements tied to missing soldiers in the Sinai, with 20 more captured prisoners arriving at Lod from Cairo 12 hours late. Egypt cites technical causes for delays, while renewed Soviet activity is hinted. Israel reports clashes with Egyptian and Syrian forces near the canal and the Golan Heights. Tel Aviv notes a Red Sea blockade remains, despite assurances of its removal.
A Coralville attorney, Garland Wipes, was found dead in his home on a Monday after an apparent suicide. authorities ruled the cause as self-inflicted, with unclear details and no immediate witnesses.
Public agencies will close Thursday for the Thanksgiving holiday with limited mail service. Only special delivery mail will be delivered that day, while city or rural mail will not run. Main office lobby hours remain open, with mailboxes available, and other federal offices will observe closures.
Delayed school event at Coleburg school in Delaware County faces disruption after burglars struck. Five turkeys a gallon jar of corn pears and pineapple were stolen, with more items taken in prior incidents. The sheriff notes multiple break ins over the past weeks.
Roper hiked to paint and played his guitar, leaving a painting on the wall at the Assembly dining room. Stewart and Roger were enrolled in May at a big school. A Washington High School teacher in Sioux Falls recalls Stewart as a nice kid who got along with everyone and caused no trouble.
The scribe notes tensions over football leadership as discussions with the board about athletic control and coaching positions proceed. A planned full football situation review is slated for the meeting next hour, with references to past months and team performance.
Fragmented text covers Watergate pressure and court actions. Mentions White House delays on subpoenas, grand jury actions, Haig and Cox issues, and Senate committee developments. References to Nixon administration and legal figures like Sir and Powers appear amid garbled reporting.
A weather bulletin notes heavy rains have fallen across Iowa while a sharp front in the west brings snow and freezing rain. Forecasters warn East Iowa may see little snow with rainfall totals varying, while western areas expect wintry mix and colder temperatures.
Reports from Monday's closed session show governors debate a resolution praising Nixon while acknowledging Watergate shadows. Rockefeller, Reagan, Moore, Ray and others weigh statements and timing ahead of further talks with the president.
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