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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1971
Page
3
Weather report shows high and low temperatures, precipitation, and extended outlook for Iowa. Temperature ranges, barometer, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times, and river and dam readings are listed for multiple locations with daily and monthly totals.
Nov 22 births announced for Michael Kane and a daughter for the Hess family in Cedar Rapids. Multiple births listed for Mercy Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with families in Dawson Phoenix and other locales. Police calls, traffic fines, and public notices noted, including speeding and miscellaneous incidents. Funeral services listed for several individuals with service times and burial details.
Cedar Rapids 2000 production workers did not report for Monday work in a nationwide walkout by the Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen in protest of President Nixon's wage controls. A rally at the coliseum featured a telephoned speech by Patrick Gorman. The union indicated the action was over for now but could resume in a month.
Sgt. Sexton, pale yet steady after five years missing in action, returns to family and press scattering joy at Thanksgiving. He announces the Sergeant Sexton Fund for M I A and P W Aid to aid prisoners and locate missing servicemen, pledging full effort and leadership.
Clyde Merle Carroll 43 of Cedar Rapids died after a long illness. He owned Clyde Carroll Real Estate Co. and previously worked for the Northwestern and Milwaukee railroads. Born March 4, 1922 in Rockwell City, he married Emily Vorba Oct 2, 1947. Survived by wife, two sons James and Terry, daughter Nancy Christensen, stepdaughter Anne Jane Mitchell, sister Jane Meinecke, and two grandchildren. Services Friday at Turner Chapel West. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Mary Alice Miller 55 of Cedar Rapids died after a short illness. She worked at Wilson-Sinclair 20 years and was a member of Grace Baptist Church and Amalgamated Meatcutters Union Local No. P-3. Survived by husband Lionel James Miller, two daughters, a son, two sisters, three brothers, and six grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Chapel of Memories. entombment there. Friends may call. The filing notes a separate injunction case involving Otto Shine Car Wash and Raymond Larson of North Dakota, with Jerry Nelson as Iowa agent, seeking to stop use of the Otto Shine name. A $1,000 bond was posted. plaintiff seeks permanent injunction and damages for alleged infringement and unfair competition. Obed Oas signed for the plaintiff.
Eva Horak a Cedar Rapids resident for most of her life and widow of Frank Horak died Monday. Born December 24 1879 in Johnson county she leaves two daughters Mrs Norman D Bowers and Leone G Horak a son Robert F Horak a grandson and a great granddaughter all of Cedar Rapids. Funeral 1 30 p m Wednesday at First Congregational Church of Christ burial Cedar Memorial cemetery calling hours at Turner chapel west until 1 15 p m Wednesday casket not opened after service.
Col DuWayne Baker born in Cedar Rapids died unexpectedly in Fort Walton Beach Florida on his 54th birthday November 16 He attended Cedar Rapids schools and the University of Town before serving in World War II as a B 29 pilot There are no immediate survivors in the Eastern Iowa area.
Memorial services were held at Beatty-Bearle chapel and other churches for Mabel Wilkinson Joseph Maxa Beulah Graff Mendon Sparling. Burial occurred at Rosehill Czech National Linwood Manchester and local cemeteries with military honors. Services were led by Rev. Neville G. Clayton Rev. Arthur Frankhauser Rev. Gary Kirschke and Cresc ent Masonic Lodge members. Born December 17, 1905 at Maxwell.
Newman Mulherin aged 59 of 627 A avenue NW died Monday after a short illness. Born in Williamsburg on March 10, 1912, he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1920 and worked 25 years for Link-Belt Speeder Corp. Surviving include son Michael of Fullerton California and brothers Ray Mullherin of Fairfax and Glenn Mulherin of Cedar Rapids. Memorial mass set for 9:30 a.m. Friday at St Patrick's Church with burial at St Marys Cemetery Williamsburg. Vigil services 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Brady Kuba funeral home. viewing after 1 p.m. Wednesday and 4–9 p.m. Thursday.
Sylvia Pearl Palmer, 79, of Cedar Rapids origin, died Monday in Brandon where she lived in a custodial home for six years. Born December 18, 1891, she was married to Robert Palmer. Services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at White Funeral Home in Vinton with graveside at Linwood Cemetery, Cedar Rapids at 2:15 p.m. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
The Otto Shine car wash operator at 120 First Avenue NW sues the 4260 First Avenue NE location alleging trade name and trademark infringement. The Linn district court petition claims differing standards harm the plaintiff's reputation for service and financial stability. Defendants include Otto Shine of Columbia, Inc., of Mis…
A 19 year old Cedar Rapids man, Joseph D. Pettit, died by hanging in his jail cell after being held on traffic charges and desertion from the army. Pettit, born Jan 31 1952, lived at 1135 Hubbard Ave NE with wife Teena Chester and daughter Angela. Funeral services set for Turner Chapel East with burial at Cedar Memorial.
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Collins career started in a basement workshop with preferred stock and warrants to buy 1,621,622 shares at 18 50. NR elected seven of thirteen directors on Sept 2. D R Beall named senior VP for finance and administration. Wilson joined NR Oct 1 1969 as corporate VP and later became director and executive committee member. He previously rose through GE from 1941 including navy service in World War II and held roles in engineering manufacturing and marketing. Incumbent Collins directors to serve until Dec 21 and a full slate will be presented then.
The conservation board relies on tax money but Iowa law requires tax receipts to be held for bond interest and treasurer handoff, delaying spending until April at earliest. Board members debated possible minimal programs, while Collins, Collins Radio founder, faces ongoing losses and leadership questions as legal and legislative relief were discussed.
The board retained the right to hear appeals of IRS retroactivity rulings. It said any business man challenging a deferred pay increase in an existing labor contract should contact the IRS, which is empowered to process the challenges and investigate them.
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