Weather and temperature outlook for several cities
The report lists high and low temperatures for Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver Duluth Phoenix Houston Seattle Los Angeles Washington and other locations with rainfall and barometric readings. An extended forecast calls for a colder weekend with occasional rain Saturday and clearing Sunday with cooler highs and lows through Monday.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Min‘apolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L.angeles
Washington
Local notices and obituaries from Iowa area update
Lists of birth announcements, deaths, and funeral services across Iowa towns. Includes names such as Richard Selken Dwight Barton Stephen Rice and many more with addresses and service details. Also records partial debts assets and daily incident notes including oil burner, gas and fire calls with times.
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Richard Selken
Keystone
Dwight Barton
Minden Lane
Stephen Rice
Valleyview Drive
Marion
Joseph Krahmer
Fairfax
British Savings Show $114 Million 1970 Surplus
The British national savings program recorded a surplus of 114 million dollars in 1970, marking a favorable year for government thrift. The figure reflects overall savings inflows and governmental receipts for the period.
Senator Opposes Forced Busing Amendment Debate
Griffin argues against a constitutional amendment banning forced busing, calling it fundamentally wrong for government or courts to discriminate in child treatment. He suggests forced busing may undermine racial harmony and drive whites to flee cities, harming integration goals.
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Griffin
Senate
Hearing Set on Assault Charge
William Jordan 20 of Hiawatha appeared in municipal court and demanded a preliminary hearing on an assault with intent to commit rape charge. Hearing set for Oct. 15 relating to a Sept. 30 incident.
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William Jordan
Hiawatha
George Haddy Denies Assault in Municipal Court
George Haddy, 46, of 1220 Crestview Drive SE, pled not guilty in municipal court to assault and battery. His trial is set for December 3. He faces charges filed by Glenna Haddy alleging an assault on September 17.
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George Haddy
Crestview Drive
Glenna Haddy
November 12 Hearing Set in Marijuana Case
Jack E. Detling aged 22 of 1005 Westview Drive Marion appeared in municipal court on a possession of controlled substance charge. His hearing is set for November 12 following an October incident involving marijuana.
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Jack E. Detling
Westview Drive
Marion
J A White Pleads Innocent of Assault
Jon A White 27 of 1707 Tenth Street SW pleads innocent in municipal court to assault and battery. Trial set for November 12. He is charged by George David of 2440 Tenth Avenue SW with assaulting his son George David Jr on July 25.
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Jon A. White
Tenth Street
George David
Tenth Avenue
George David, Jr
Two Sentenced In Federal Court In Iowa Case
Kathrine Hill 24 was placed on two years probation after being convicted on 18 counts of violating the food stamp act. She misrepresented her financial condition to obtain more than 400 dollars in food stamps. Her husband was acquitted. Douglas G. Fields 20 received an indeterminate up to six years under the federal youth corrections act for transporting a stolen car from Cedar Rapids to Mammoth Cave Kentucky last May 18.
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Waterloo
Edward J. McManus
Kathrine Hill
Douglas G. Fields
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Mammoth Cave
Death notice for Ethel R. Maher 79 in Cedar Rapids
Ethel R. Maher 79 died in a nursing home after a long illness. Born July 23 1892 she was a Cedar Rapids resident and retired from Western Union Telegraph Co. She served in Catholic Daughters of America and Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters. Survived by a brother and three sisters. Services Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church. Rosaries to be recited Friday at Stewart funeral home. Friends may call Friday.
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Ethel R. Maher
Cedar Rapids
Miss Maher
Western Union Telegraph Co
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Mary’s Court
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
F. D. Maher
C. J. Newcomb
North Miami Beach
Fla
J. F. Lilley
Fort Worth
Texas
Emil Wachter
San Mateo
Calif
Immaculate Conception Church
William P. Leonard
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father Leonard
Stewart Funeral Home
Obituaries and funeral services scheduled this week
Locatedl Edna H. dies with service set Friday at 1 p.m. in the Chapel of Memories with cremation at Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial funeral home in charge. Bizek Mrs Dan to be laid to rest Friday at Brush chapel service by Rev Lyle Graff. Burial at Czech National. Roy S Hamer Janeba Kuba funeral home west Friday at 9 30 a.m. service by Rev Ernest W Larson Trinity United Methodist church. Burial Plymouth cemetery Plymouth. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Edna H
Chapel of Memories
Identification Officers To Meet This Weekend
The Iowa Association of Identification Officers holds a two day meeting at the Holiday Inn in Cedar Rapids. Kodak representative R Kenneth Coppage will discuss basic police photography in black and white at 9 am and color photography with special film at 1 pm. Sunday highlights include redesigning fingerprint cards and Michael Rehberg from BCI will discuss laboratory operations. The general business meeting is at 1 pm.
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Iowa Assn. of Identification Officers
Holiday Inn
Cedar Rapids
R. Kenneth Coppage
Eastman Kodak Co
Michael Rehberg
BCI Crime Laboratory
Community briefs list meetings, sales, and notices
Local notices report meetings for Eastern Iowa chinchilla breeders and B'nai B'rith events, a Marion RBC building gathering, and multiple classified items. Stolen items at Cedar Rapids and Barnard Leas plants are noted, with corrections to a finance commissioner race and a hospital admission clarification.
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Eastern
Iowa
RBC
Marion
Guard Armory Reversion Plan Nears Approval
Cedar Rapids negotiators propose a reversion clause to gift five acres of airport land for a $400000 armory. State officials say land transfer could occur as a gift with a 25 year nonexercise pledge, enabling bids within 60 days. The 22000 square foot facility would be funded 75 percent by federal funds.
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Cedar Rapids Airport
Iowa National Guard
Cedar Rapids
National Guard
Iowa
Attorney General's Office
State Executive Council
Oscar Strauss
Des Moines
Executive Council
Airport Commission
Don Hines
Edmonds elected president of Iowa Deputy Sheriffs Assn
Doug Edmonds Johnson county deputy captain was voted president of the Iowa Deputy Sheriffs Assn at the Cedar Rapids Holiday Inn meeting. George Griffin Linn county deputy captain was named vice president as about 60 of the 100 members attended. Resolutions backed civil service for deputies and a statewide standard uniform bill.
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Doug Edmonds
Johnson County
Iowa
Jim Hayes
Iowa City
Flight test hints at Einstein relativity accuracy
Scientists Joseph Hafele and Richard Keating completed an around the world jet flight with two 60 pound atomic clocks and a stationary clock at the Naval Observatory. Early results suggest time is affected by travel speed and direction, though final conclusions will wait on precise comparisons and system adjustments.
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Einstein
Hafele
Keating
Atwood
Nixon to Unveil Post-Freeze Economic Plan Tonight
President Nixon will present Phase 2 of his post-freeze program in a national address at 6:30 p.m. Iowa time. The plan centers on wage and price restraints tied to productivity, with no profits controls and only limited room for interest ceilings.
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Washington
Nixon
Iowa
White House
U. S
Iowa faces small deficit as farm prices loom in 1973 budget
Iowa officials warn farm income drives the state finances with corn prices crucial. A dock strike could curb grain exports and hurt the economy, though revenue receipts show a rise of 2.8 million in the first quarter. Selden forecasts 627.5 million in receipts for the year, net 600.8 million after windfalls, and a 2.9 million balance next June.
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Iowa
Selden
Phase 2 wage price plan eyed after freeze ends
Reports describe Nixon administration plans for Phase 2 measures to curb inflation with a mix of compulsory controls and voluntary cooperation. Officials discuss wage guidelines, cost of living considerations, and a larger administration role without a fixed termination date. Proposals include a wage price review board and continued Cost of Living Council authority.
Boy Hurt When Bike Hits Car at Johnson and Janice
Raymond Richardson, 13, of 3701 Sixteenth Avenue SW, suffered a knee injury when his bicycle struck a car at Johnson Avenue and Janice Drive NW. He was treated at Mercy Hospital and released. The driver was Steve P. Rennekamp, 132 Janice Drive NW, and the boy was charged with no bicycle license.
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Raymond Richardson
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Johnson Avenue
Janice Drive
Mercy Hospital
Steve P. Rennekamp
William Lester
Fifth Avenue SE
Sixth Street
Twentyninth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lester
Twenty-ninth Avenue
School Bus and Truck Crash Injures Fifteen Children
Fifteen Aurelia school district students were hospitalized after a school bus was struck broadside by an empty gravel truck nine miles southeast of Cherokee. Six more children were treated and released. two drivers were hurt.
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Cherokee
UPI
Aurelia
Sioux Valley
Alta Lumber Co
Alta
Charles F. Vogt
Leslie Mahn
Storm Lake
First Hint of Winter Reaches Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids felt the season's first frost with lows near freezing on Wednesday night and Thursday morning. The Cedar Rapids airport logged 35 degrees, Gazette weather station 42, Waterloo 27, and Dubuque 30. Highs ranged from 62 to 79 across cities. Temperatures expected to rise to the 40s and 50s tonight with warmer highs forecast for Friday.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Waterloo
Dubuque
Lamont
Wiesner Named MIT President in Cambridge
Dr. Jerome Wiesner, science advisor to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, was named president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, effective Thursday.
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Cambridge
Jerome Wiesner
Kennedy and Johnson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Robert D. Rose
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Columbus Junction
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Cyril Benda
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Ella S. Lahrs
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Clayton Center
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Allen Hermance
Dundee
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Tama
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Jerry Donaldson
First Presbyterian Church
Toledo
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Keota—Everett Schmitt
Powell’s
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J. A. White
Ethel Maher
Adv
B’nai B'rith
Call
Moses Berry
Wilson Beauty Salon
Moose
Wisconsin
Walton Belt
Robert D. Keene
Bever Avenue
Kreene
Vern Rich
Hollywood Blvd
St. George Orthodox Church
10Th St
12Th Ave. SE
Ernie Singer
Joseph’s
Barnard and Leas Manufacturing Co
Bruce Fishwild
City Market
Ken Quinn
Pol. Adv
Ed Shaughnessy
Sun
Mum
Pierson’s Florists
Ozarks
Iowa Golden Autumn Bus Tour
Travel and Transport and Charter Coaches
Mary Anderiik
Williams Boulevard
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Center Point Rd
Collins Rd
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Frower
Edmonds
Albert Einstein
By Bill Neikirk
General Assembly
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the Gazette
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Cost of Living Council
Organized Labor
Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate-House Economic Committee
C.R
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.A
Murdoch
Homer
Springville
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Central City
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