Five Day Forecast Signals Warm Days Ahead
Daily Record reports a five day outlook with mostly fair weather through Friday. Expect warming Tuesday and Wednesday, thenFriday temperatures near the north’s upper 30s to low 40s and south in the 20s to 30s with mid teens northward. Snow chances remain in the extreme north on Wednesday and Thursday.
Weather and funeral notices mix with city items
Weather brief and service schedules appear with cemetery references and obituaries. Names such as Immaculate Conception church and St Patrick's church mark services, with entries for Michae l Kadlitz age 88 and Sophie Lowe 75, among others. plus a strangled mix of forecasts, rainfall totals, and municipal notices.
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Sigourney
Sophie Lowe
St. Pauls Church
Pen‘nington
Holm’s. Monona
Frank Kadlitz
St.Patrick's Church
Schultz
Park user fee eyed to aid maintenance in town
Budget discussion notes support for a park user fee to be paid by out of state visitors. Ray questions gate collection by workers and suggests automobile stickers similar to Iowa license issuance. The conservation director supports fees as a way to fund operations. a prior bill passed by the House died in the Senate.
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Towa
Town House
Senate
Philosophy Drives Shift in Conservation Funding
The conservation commission now seeks 62 percent state funding and 38 percent from trust funds, up from 40 and 60 percent, signaling a funding philosophy change. The proposal equals about a $20 million rise in state appropriations and a $1 million increase in trust expenditures, prompting debates among legislators including Rep. Perry Christensen who urged the governor to accept the plan.
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Conservation Commission
Priewert
Commission
Perry Christensen
Kent
Iowa Deaths and Services Noted in Brief Notices
Brief death notices record Luzerne Rudolph M. Beben of Belle Plaine with services Tuesday at 30 and burial at Luzerne. Samuel J. Andrews of Pocatello Idaho with graveside service Tuesday at 30 in Oak Hill cemetery. Bernard C. All of Reinbeck with services Tuesday at 1:30 and burial at 3:39 in Reinbeck cemetery.
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United Methodist Church
C. R
Airport
Powell's
Wilson
Deeorsh
Lyses
Corviews
Lutheran Church
Steine's
Marquette
Sara Jones
Avenue
Thornburg’s
McGregor
Fourth Street
Sarge
Hughity
Third Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Third Avenue
Rockford Road
Victor—Bernard R. Bahstein
Bapist Church
McAninch
S. Swisher
George Bisrickey
Bragh's
Belle Plaine
Paul Kantor
Jeffers-Halverson
Lucerne
Mary Gabriel
Fanning
Mercy Hospital
Luzerne
Rudolph M. Beben
Wee
Peffers-Halverson
Belle Flaine
Samuel J. Andrews
Pocateho
Idaho
Oak Hill Cemetery
Peffers
Halvorson
Independence
Bernard C
White's
Reinbeck
Apum
Brown
Kexwick
Esther Bernice
Bohstedt 92 Dies. Victor Native, Former Businessman
Bernard R. Bohstedt, 92, died Saturday in a Boone hospital. A former Victor businessman, he had lived recently with daughter Adelaide Bolstedt on Jacolyn Drive NW and with son Ted Bohstedt of Victor among survivors. In Cedar Rapids, open burning on a northeast tract was debated. air pollution control officer H. Keith Erickson warned it could harm those with heart and lung conditions, recommending small piles and supervision. Barrys seek burning permit for land north of Staubcourt NE between 6th and Lindale avenues. Residents fear health hazards from droppings. health department has not ruled the area a hazard. A funeral for Mrs Noel Wilcox of Perth, Baptist church Victor, Australia, is listed for Tuesday at 2 p.m. on KCRG Radio 1600.
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Bernard R. Bohstedt
Boone Hospital
Victor
Adelaide Bolstedt
Jacolyn I Drive
Ted Bohstedt
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
H. Keith Erickson
Donald S. Barry
Staubcourt NE
Lindale Avenues
Erickson
Health Department
T Rees
Noel Wilcox
Perth
Baptist Church
McAn
Australia
the Inch
Kcrg Radio
Laura Ethel Mills Dies in Cedar Rapids After Long Illness
Laura Ethel Mills 72 widow of Channel H Mills and longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Monday in a local nursing home after a long illness. Born November 25 1897 in St Louis she was a member of First Lutheran church and several fraternal orders. Survived by son Charles J Mills Cedar Rapids two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Body at Turner Chope East.
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Oak Ridge
A. L. Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Orville Belore
Fairfield
Ira L. Cook
Agency
Pine
Ellis Park Church of God
Ellis Park Church of
Earl Osnes
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Beatty- Beatte
Cara Mae Elmore
J Joseph J. Kos
Jowaly
Eightly Street
Bur
B. Elmore
Kovaroy
Czechoslovakia
United States
Wilson
Ormanville
St. 1807
Wenceslaus Church
St. George of the Catholic Workman
Ernest Fikers
Uss Joseph Lopour
St. Wenceslaus Church
Clarence Frana
St. John's
St. George
Kuba Funeral Home
Bess Seely King
Washington Avenue
GE. King
Edgar L. King
Dorothy Alice Olson
Garden City
N.Y
Ruth Esther King
New York City
First Christian Church
Blakehe
Gibson Sheldon
Norman H. Sheldon
Hinkley Avenue
Fair
Sheldon
Belle Plaine
St. James United Methodist Church
WSCS
Meth-Wick
Homer Buck
Marshalltown
Kenneth Helming
Edna de Laney
Fairfax
Turner Chapel West
Stephen R. Root
Turner West
Memorial Fund
Bessie Sanders
525 Avenue NW
Jacob Sanders
Inussia
Marilynn Sanders
Downey, II
Joe Sanders
Evansville
Ind
Herschal Sanders
North Hollywood
Calif
Mickey Sanders
William Sanders
San Mateo
Harold Sanders
Maine
Moshe Zaretski
Karkur
Israel
Turner Chapel Vast
Isaac Neuman
Eben Israel Cemetery
Temple Judah Building Fund
Laura Ethel Mills
Channel H. Mills
St. Louis
Atheist Youth 4s Given Approval
James Clark, an atheist youth from Narragansett, won unanimous yet final approval for the Eagle Scout award after a national headquarters review. The local council had initially withheld the award but reconsidered following public disclosure and a meeting at the youth’s home in Foster with his parents and the sponsoring church official.
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Foster
R. J
James Clark
Beeds
National Boy Scout
Narragansett Boy Scout: Council Board of Review
Clark
Residents Injured in Two-Car Crash Near Center Point
Two Cedar Rapids residents, Roy Tull and Ellen Northrup, were treated at St Luke's hospital after a Sunday morning two car crash on Highway 150 north of Center Point. Northrup, 65, was driving and failed to yield, causing the collision with Tull, 40. Both patients were in fair condition. Northrup was charged with failure to yield.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Center Puint
Roy Tull
M Avenue
Ellen Northrup
C Avenue
Tall
Tull
Northrup
Guinea News Report From Conakry Amid Fighting
U N representative Roger Polgar in Conakry reported heavy shooting around his residence as fighters were seen over the city. Four landing craft were observed, prompting Polgar to say he could not visit U N personnel in New York via a cable message.
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U. S
West Germany
Thant
Security Council
Roger Polgar
U.N. Y
Conakry
U. N
Polgar
New York
Courthouse Mini-16 seeks immediate trial on theater permit
In Linn County, a suit demands an immediate trial at 2 p.m. Monday on whether a remodeling permit for a downtown theater at 411 Second has been unfairly delayed. The filing seeks swift court action to compel or bar enforcement actions during the permit dispute.
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Minit6 Inc
Cedar Rapids
City Building Department Department
Beetem
Overhaul proposals new degrees shorten doctorates and emphasize teaching
The report suggests reducing time to PhD and MD by one or two years, expanding MLA to two years, adding an M Phil between MA and PhD, and creating a D A focused on teaching. Kerr notes current practice trains researchers then assigns teaching, which harms both researcher and classroom performance.
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Kerr
Jury Decides Stallman Not Ready for Trial
A Linn district court jury ruled Edward Stallman incompetent to stand trial on murder charges due to insanity. The 49 year old man will be treated at a medical security facility until fit for trial after a lone psychiatrist testified Stallman has paranoid schizophrenia and improved care requires treatment rather than incarceration.
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Linn
Edward Stallman
Ausel .Chapman
Stallman
Gattate
Catman
Kent Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Robert Shultice
County Mental Health Center
Raids blamed on retaliation and peace talks stalling
Friedheim said defense secretary Laird approved raids in response to attacks on U S recon planes over North Vietnam and to protect pilots striking Viet Cong routes via Laos. He noted anger over Saigon Hue shellings and stalled Paris talks. Questioned on Nixon involvement, Friedheim gave no answer. U S losses were limited. Hanoi claimed five planes and a helicopter down.
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U. S
North Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
Friedheim
Laird
Saigon
Hue
Hanoi
TV News Anchors Lead Noon Broadcast Promo
Dave Carter anchors the TV 9 noon news weekday lineup with Bob Brooks delivering sports updates and Tom McDonough reporting the weather This promo highlights a midday information package designed for lunch hour audiences.
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TV 9
Bob Brooks
Tom McDonough
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