Weather Outlook and Flood Levels Across Regions
A forecast calls for rain Wednesday night across the Central and Southern Plains, Ohio and Tennessee valleys, the Eastern Gulf coast, and parts of the Mid-Atlantic. Mostly fair elsewhere. Extended outlook through Friday to Sunday shows highs from the 50s to upper 70s, with lows from the 30s to 40s, and variable flood stage readings in several rivers including LaCrosse, Lansing, Guttenberg, Dubuque, Davenport, and Keokuk with minor changes noted.
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Births and public notices in The Daily Record
Birth notices from Mercy on Oct 5 list Gary Frazer and Bradley McCall, plus Hunt, Cashman, Patterson, Hawkins, Rohr, Siex. At Bremerton Paul Hoffner and wife welcome a daughter. Cedar Rapids and Marion residents noted in marriages, engagements, and separations. police calls, fines, and municipal notices follow including vehicle incidents and arrests.
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Clarence
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Dover Street
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Central Drive
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Amana
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Thirty-fifth Street
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Vietnam Shifts Can Tho University to Agriculture Focus
Vietnam abolishes art law and general science faculties at the University of Can Tho, creating an agriculture centered institution. Hanoi Radio says the aim is to produce more agricultural cadres for socialist society not “unproductive graduates.” The university takes in 4,000 students with 100 northern and 200 southern lecturers. Courses include cultivation veterinary science animal husbandry water science irrigation and agricultural economy.
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Obituaries list reveals Cedar Rapids area residents buried and remembered
The notice lists August J. Peters a 75 year old former Cedar Rapids police captain who died after a sudden illness. Also named are Lilly Dvorak Lillian Walsh Russell and many others with service details and burial plans across several Iowa towns.
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First Avenue NE
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Marines
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First Flu Vaccine Shipment Arrives in Linn County
The Linn County Department of Health and Linn County Medical Society received the first batch of A/New Jersey swine and A/Victoria/75 flu vaccine. This initial small shipment targets nursing home residents. broader vaccine arrival is expected after mid October with public clinics starting October 23 through 30. Anyone 18+ may receive the vaccine free at clinics. schedules will be announced by The Gazette and other media. Volunteers are needed. call 398-3551 to assist.
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Witness Sees Gilmore Shoot at Cook in Iowa Trial
A Cedar Rapids witness testified that Charles L. Gilmore fired at Howard H. Cook in the 600 block of Tenth Avenue SE on August 14, the day Cook was killed. The defense claims self defense. testimony noted Cook possibly had a gun, and police statements were addressed in cross examination.
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Marilyn Blackcloud
Cedar Rapids
Tenth Avenue SE
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Nobel laureate Lars Ongsager Dies at 72
Nobel prize winner Lars Ongsager was found dead at his Miami home on Tuesday. He was 72.
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Europe’s Earliest Man Lived One Million Years Ago
Prominent Greek anthropologist Aristotle Poulianos says evidence from Macedonia shows Europe’s earliest man existed about one million years ago and marks the first deliberate use of fire. He cites a 700,000 year old elephant and stone weapons found in the Kozani-Ptolemaida sandhills, northern Greece, with more details to come at an international conference.
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Mondale Leads Blouin Rally In Cedar Rapids Wide Crowd
Mondale praised Blouin and attacked Ford's economic and Watergate records at a Cedar Rapids breakfast event. He urged a "people's President" and tied inflation unemployment and park funding to Ford policies while labeling Nixon pardon controversial. Mondale urged Carter-Mondale ticket momentum amid polls.
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No Control Over Tree Removal Sparks City Discussion
City officials acknowledge limited power to curb private property tree removal without rezoning or development plans. Resident R C Montgomery cites extensive clear cutting near Cottage Grove Avenue SE and Forest Drive, noting about 95 percent of the trees are gone since Bjornsen Construction's condo plan was halted. Mayor Canney confirms no current city ordinance governs private tree removal.
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Soviets Sign Pact With African Leader
In Moscow Prime Minister Miguel Trovoada of Sao Tome and Principe met with First Deputy Prime Minister Kirill Mazurov. Tass said they signed joint agreements covering friendly relations and cooperation in economic cultural scientific and trade fields.
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