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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1975
Page
3
Daily Record weather report notes year ago today high 58 low 32 with 0.93 inches precipitation. Extended forecast calls for cold with little precipitation through Wednesday, temperatures in the 20s to 30s, lows zero to 10 above in the northwest to teens southwest. Fire at 4:15 p.m. Friday due to an overheated pan at 1053 Fifth Avenue SE.
Congressman Charles Grassley told Linn County Republicans in Cedar Rapids that Democrats bear responsibility for inflation and unemployment, criticizing spending and urging a move away from costly government solutions. He warned of New York City's bankruptcy as a wakeup call for national fiscal reform and endorsed appointing a strict constructionist to the Supreme Court.
Atty. Gen. Edward Levi asked the American Bar Association to evaluate a second list of potential Supreme Court nominees by week’s end. ABA chair Warren Christopher said the committee expects a report over the weekend and stressed no fixed deadline. Names on the list include Carla Hills and Cornelia Kennedy, with others such as Charles Clark, Philip Tone, and Malcolm Wilkey. Christopher noted the panel will not propose names and the administration may add more.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 with second class postage. Subscriptions by carrier 05 per week and by mail for Afternoon Edition and weekend issues vary by region with 52 week rates listed. AP holds exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
Obituary notices for Joseph J. Novak aged 56 of 1720 Hollywood Boulevard NE Cedar Rapids detailing birth in 1919 in Cedar Rapids marriage in 1947 to Elaine D. Holsapple, WWII Army service, 10 years with Nash-Finch, Knox United Presbyterian Church member, survivors, service details, burial, and memorial fund request. Kinross-Emory Miller 76 in Birmingham with funeral at Four Square Gospel church Fairfield and burial at Fairview Cemetery. Also a 1941 World War II Rostov capture reference.
Three women were injured in a collision between a car driven by Natalie S. Ryan and a pickup truck driven by Bruce Suedeman at the First avenue and Sixth street intersection. Ryan 29 suffered back injuries and a cut above the eye. Patty C. Walter 19 sustained cuts and bruises. Marcellina Luedeman 23 received a head injury and was treated then released. Police described left turn attempts and obscured view due to a semi trailer. Ryan faced an improper left turn charge and Suedeman a license violation.
U S magistrate scheduled a preliminary hearing for December 9 for Michael Carvin a 20 year old charged with intimidation of Ronald Reagan and interference with Secret Service agents after he pulled a toy gun at the Miami airport. The court ordered his parents to arrange psychiatric evaluation at a suitable private facility after Coral Ridge hospital refused to admit him. Calvins father Paul Carvin of Ocean City Md may post 100000 bond to secure release to a private hospital.
The Provisional Revolutionary Government led by Huynh Tan Phat may not endure. Saigon remains under Military Management led by Lt. Gen. Tran Van Tra. A South-born influence persists in the North’s Politburo, while a Saigon consultative conference continues post conquest. Reunification implies austerity and socialism, with Hanoi likely named capital.
In a rally leg of the Iowa campaign trail eight Democrats assailed the Ford administration and outlined policy contrasts. Harris blasted public housing and urged reallocating B 1 bomber funds to solar energy research while Shriver and Carter touted travel experience and foreign policy aims. Udall defended campaign finance laws and identified Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, and New York as high priority states for early delegate contests.
Cedar Rapids police arrested two motorists Friday evening on drunk driving charges. Michael M. Phelps, 23, of 313 Third Street SW, was stopped after 4 p.m. at Third Street and Third Avenue SW for erratic driving. Grant Henry Takes, 31, of Urbana, was arrested after 8 p.m. at 32nd Street and Oakland Road NE.
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