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Partly cloudy with a chance of rain and cool temperatures forecast through Saturday with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s to low 30s. Gazette at 2 p.m. reports N winds at 19 mph. sunrise Wednesday at 7 12 and sunset at 4 37. Obituary notices list many births and services across Iowa towns, with addresses and relatives.
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Middle Atlantic
Florida
North Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Gazette
Price changes and wage impact data continuation
The report notes an $18.01 rise in workers wages, with purchasing power up $10.51 for the quarter when adjusted to 1967 dollars. Full year purchasing power up $6.93 despite declines in other quarters. A listing of price changes follows, locally and nationally, paralleling a Berlin air raid report stating over 1,000 tons of explosives were dropped on the city in the fifth straight night strike.
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Berlin
Obituaries Mrs Frank Kubias and Mrs Sadie Andresen
Ruth L. Kubias widow of Frank Kubias lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died Monday in Des Moines hospital. Survived by son Fr Owen Rubins sister Mrs William A Castles two grandsons services Wednesday 1 30 pm Beatty Bearle chapel. Sadie M Andresen 75 widow of Oliver G Andresen lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died Monday after long illness. Survived by two daughters a son brother four grandchildren services Wednesday 1 30 pm First Lutheran Church. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Cedar Memorial funeral home after 5 pm Tuesday and at the church after 10 am Wednesday.
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Iowa City
Louise Maske
Washington D. C
St. Patrick’s Church
Millersburg
George L. Gay
Colesburg
Edgar Nile Schenke
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Appleton’s
Edgewood
Tama — Una Leaf
Mesquakie
Ruth L. Kubias
Thompson Drive
Frank Kubias
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Wellman
Kubias
Business
Cedar Rapids Carton Co
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Malta
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
BPW Club
Sadie M. Andresen
Third Avenue SE
Oliver G. Andresen
Andresen
First Lutheran Church
Max Moses
Lake Macbride
Lloyd Bowman
Charles Polansky
Fountain Valley
Calif
George W. Carlson
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Infant Heather Lynn Moore Dies at Birth
Heather Lynn Moore daughter of Tim othy and Mrs Heather Lynn Moore dies at birth at St Luke s hospital. Survivors include maternal grandparents Gene Webber of San Diego California and paternal grandparents Lyle Moore of Fort Madison. Private services set for Turner chapel west at 10 30 a m Friday with cremation the family suggests memorials to a Heather Lynn Moore fund.
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Heather Lynn Moore
Timothy Moore
Ford Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gene Webber
San Diego
Calif
Lyle Moore
Fort Madison
Turner Chapel West
Turner West
Dolores Larrabee 41 Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in San Francisco
Dolores Rita Larrabee died on a Tuesday in San Francisco where she had lived 15 years. Born December 27, 1931 in Cedar Rapids, she married Lloyd Larrabee in 1970. Survived by husband, parents Fred A. Scolaro and wife, two brothers Anthony and Joseph, two sisters Mary and Josephine. Services pending in San Francisco.
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Dolores Rita Larrabee
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco
Lloyd Larrabee
Fred A. Scolaro
Anthony R. Scolaro
Joseph F. Scolaro
Watergate Developments Include Tax Returns and Subpoenas
The Watergate story notes Haldeman discussed Ely Nevada where Mrs Nixon was born, then the conversation was erased by a shrill noise. Miss Woods told the President she feared causing a gap, he said no problem since it was not a subpoenaed tape. The White House pledged complete information about Nixon finances but not tax returns. Senate Watergate committee votes to cancel hearings and subpoena new presidential tape recordings while Hughes Tool Co officials face contempt for defying executive session.
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Ely
Nev
Nixon
Miss Woods
White House
Gerald Warren
J. Bennett Johnston
Senate Watergate Committee
Hughes Tool Co
Roy Hortman, 86, Dies After Long Illness at Greene Square
Roy E. Hortman, 86, of Greene Square nursing home, died Monday after a long illness. Born December 17, 1887, in Cherokee, he was a retired employee of Colonial Bakery Co. There are no immediate survivors. Services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Teahen Chapel by Rev. Daniel Keppler of Immaculate Conception Church. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Teahen Funeral Home.
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Roy E. Hortman
Greene Square Nursing Home
Cherokee
Colonial Bakery Co
Teahenchapel
Daniel Keppler
Immaculate Conception Church
Linwood Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Funeral services held for Creswell and Heral at Oak Hill and Czech National cemeteries
Graveside services for Creswell were conducted at Oak Hill cemetery at 11 a.m. Tuesday by Rev. John Shew with Turner Chapel East in charge. Funeral services for Heral were held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Czech National cemetery, with Rev. George W. Carlson of First Lutheran church officiating. Burial followed at the Czech National cemetery.
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Creswell
Carlyn
Oak Hill Cemetery
John Shew
Turner Chapel East
Heral
Katherine M
Kuba Funeral Home
George W. Carlson
First Lutheran Church
Czech National Cemetery
Hijack Target Shifts as Dubai Refueling Sparks Negotiations
Hijackers demanded immediate refueling after landing, seeking refuge or safe conduct to their guerrilla base in return for releasing the plane and crew. Dubai officials and Sheikh Maktoum Ben Rashid negotiated from the tower while Arab leaders split on using force or diplomacy. Arafat condemned the action as Arabs pursue a peaceful approach to Israel withdrawal.
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Sheikh Maktoum Ben Rashid
Netherlands
Holland
U. S
Yasser Arafat
Middle East
Algiers
Palestine
Israel
Linn County Faces Bed Shortage for Custodial Nursing Care
Linn County social services board heard of a statewide shortage of approved custodial and nursing homes, projecting a need for ten more beds in Linn County and possibly 70 with further closures. The panel discussed using hospital space, vacant schools, private sector building, and family placements, with Mercy Hospital potentially offering about 25 beds and Independence's state mental health institute willing to study space for custodial care. A regional approach was urged as state lawmakers have yet to act, and a letter to state health and social services departments outlining Linn County’s problems was approved.
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Linn
Johnson
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Welfare Board
Health and Social Services Departments
Linn County
Martin
Geneva Corp., Op
Three Card Monte Law Targeted as Obsolete by Sheriff
Deputies arrested five individuals at Burlington, Mason City, Sunrise Trailer Court, and a city bus stop for alleged offenses linked to the outdated three-card monte law. Sheriff Grant notes the statute creates posting requirements for public conveyances but lacks penalties for noncompliance and criticizes other old rules such as sheriff sales and oxen exemptions for farmers.
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David D. Hook
Burlington
Continental Trailways
Alf A. Solberg
Mason City
Raymond R. Neumeyer
Sunrise Trailer Court
Herbert C. Hanson
Ninth Street NW
Greyhound
Woodrow W. Pettit, Jr
Twentieth Street NW
Second Avenue
Third Street
Grant
Downs To Attend Art Center Show
Cedar Rapids Art Center confirms New York artist Rackstraw Downs will visit Thursday and Friday, lecture at 7 30 Thursday evening titled What the Sixties Meant to Me. Born 1939 in England, studied at Cambridge and Yale, taught at Parsons and currently with University of Pennsylvania.
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Cedar Rapids Art Center
Third Street SE
Rackstraw Downs
New York
Art Center
Downs
England
Cambridge
Yale
Parsons School of Design
New York City
University of Pennsylvania
Equity Funding Hearing Set For Pretrial Motions
In Los Angeles twenty two former Equity Funding Life Insurance Co executives pled innocent to fraud and conspiracy charges in what is described as the largest insurance swindle in U S history. U S District Judge Jesse Curtis scheduled a hearing on pretrial motions for February 18.
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Equity Funding Life Insurance Co
U. S
Jesse Curtis
House unit scraps Minuteman defense and Trident build
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee approved a 74.5 billion defense bill cutting the 8 to 10 billion Minuteman site defense as unwarranted and trimming 240 million from the Trident submarine program to slow later hulls. The panel also urged stricter mental education quotas for volunteers and called for weeding out 6,500 underperformers, while rejecting widespread deployment near Washington.
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House Appropriations Committee
Army
Washington, D.C
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U.S
Grand Fork
N.C
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