Ford Makes Iowa Outing Sound Like Campaign Stop
An Iowa State crowd heard President Ford mix politics with a self critical tone as he criticized embargoes while praising his stance against beef imports. The audience mixed polite applause with mild heckling from the Revolutionary Student Brigade. Local observers and faculty offered varied reactions to his message and delivery.
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Sharon Reinhart
Iowa
LaGrange
Ill
Ford
Revolutionary Student Brigade
Jimmy Carter
Iowa State
John Speer
Ross Talbot
Carter McGovern clash features in Iowa campaign stops
President Ford tours Boone county farms after Iowa State visit while Carter attacks GOP record on Watergate and FBI CIA actions. McGovern criticizes lack of issue debate as Harkin seeks re-election and Ford prepares a whistle stop trip to Alton Illinois.
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Iowa
Marshall King
Boone County
Ford
Joliet
Ill
Alton
Carter
FBI
CIA
John Mitchell
Richard Kleindienst
Nixon
Mitchell
Kleindienst
McGovern
Iowa State
Pettier
Memorial Union
Carter Mondale Debate Sparks Praise and Tensions
In a tense clash between Gerald Ford candidates, Carter praised Mondale's readiness while Dole and Mondale sparred over wars and Nazi WWII questions. Carter told Mondale he was confident he chose the right running mate, and Mondale criticized Dole's record, as Strauss urged restraint and league members remained silent.
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Ford
Dole
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sen. Mondale
Carter
Fritz
Mondale
Robert Strauss
Republican Party
Heinz Sues Campbell Soup Co for 105 Million
Heinz files a 105 million anti trust damage suit against Campbell Soup Co in U S district court alleging predatory pricing to monopolize canned retail soup. Campbell denies comment while Heinz claims Campbell prices vary to suppress Heinz competition.
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Heinz
Campbell
Pittsburgh
H. J. Heinz Co
Campbell Soup Co
U.S
Camden
N.J
Senator Nunn cites data on crimes by federal officials
Senator Sam Nunn states he is providing the Justice Department with information alleging criminal violations by federal bureaucrats and members of Congress or their aides. He declines to detail the data but mentions a student loan program accusation and a Health, Education and Welfare official as examples. He says investigators are looking into the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta, Ga
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Justice Department
Congress
Nunn
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Obituaries list Cedar Rapids notables and services
Obituaries recap multiple Cedar Rapids residents with brief bios. James Milo Stroleny, 64, born 1912 in Oak Park, died after brief illness. survived by wife Jane Larson and family. services pending. Paul Roach, 77, died after long illness. burial in Sioux City. service times at Turner chapel west. Harper Brennaman, 84, former Cedar Rapids resident, died in Hollywood. memorial services pending. Daisy A. Ford, 80, widow of Hugh Ford, died after long illness. funeral arrangements by Beatty Bearle Murdock chapel. Additional notices include Ernest Nost, Margaret Nuss, Ida Marie Shde, Julius Taschner, plus a milk price note from 30 years ago.
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James Milo Stroleny
Twenty-third Street
Oak Park
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Jane Larson
Salinas
Calif
Stroleny
Universal Engineering Co
Machinist Union
James Christopher
Warren
Ohio
Gene Cook
Scotch Grove
Louis Melichar
Lakeside
Joseph
Frank
Swisher
Turner Chapel West
Paul Roach
Twentieth Avenue
Velva
N.D
Emily Cebula
Jamestown
Lo Harper Brennaman
Hollywood
Linn County
Los Angeles
Daisy A. Ford
Shaver Road
Hugh Ford
Center Point
Manchester
Margaret R. Nuss
St. Mary’s Church
Shelley Funeral Home
Farmersburg
Ida Marie Shde
Schultz Funeral Home
Monona
Lutheran Cemetery
Schultz’. Atkins
Julius Taschner
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Fellmets
Keystone
Johnson Board Sets Hearing on Zoning Code
IOWA CITY The Johnson county board of supervisors set December 2 at 7 30 p m as the date for a public hearing on a controversial subdivision code. The plan calls for minimum standards for plats replats and subdivisons and places responsibility on the board for certain parcel sizes in unincorporated areas. The hearing in the courthouse annex follows disputes with Realtors over current zoning and will occur before two newly elected supervisors taking office after the November election.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Johnson County Zoning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Robert E. Lenz
Jerry L. Langenberg
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883 by The Gazette Co, published daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscriptions by carrier $10.50 weekly, by mail varying by edition. includes Afternoon Edition and weekend trips. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for its dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
SMW
Godfather of U S Crime Gambino Dies
Carlo Gambino head of the crime family and model for the Godfather died at his Massapequa estate at 74 his death due to natural causes following a long heart history He died in his sleep and his passing sparks talk of a mob leadership struggle after he seized control in 1969 following Vito Genovese’s death in federal prison
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Massapequa
N.Y
Carlo “Don Carlo” Gambino
Organized Crime
Godfather
Gambino
Vito “Don Vitone” Genovese
Kennedy KOEA hosts ROC-A-THON for Special Olympics
About 60 KOEA volunteers stage a 12 hour ROC-A-THON at First Assembly of God in Cedar Rapids to raise funds for Special Olympics Inc and Kennedy High School’s special education. The event seeks $3,000 with $2,500 pledged at kickoff. Cedar Rapids police detained five youths for loitering at a busi ness serving alcohol, handing them to their parents.
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Kennedy Office Education Assn
KOEA
First Assembly of God Church
Special Olympics, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Special Olympics
Special Education Department
Kennedy High School
Rockers
Johnson County Probes Infant Death After Home Delivery
Johnson County Attorney Jack Dooley said his office will launch a preliminary probe into the death of a newborn after a woman delivered at home and presented the infant alive at University Hospitals. Medical examiner Dr. T. T. Bozek reported the baby was born alive hours before being found dead. The case awaits a final autopsy and ruling on cause of death.
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Iowa City
Jack Dooley
Johnson County
T. T. Bozek
University Hospitals
Bozek
University Clinic
Dooley
Kness Guilty in Cedar Rapids Shooting Case
Linn District Judge August Hansell Friday found Donald Kness guilty of second degree murder and sentenced him to up to 25 years in the penitentiary for the Jan 10 shooting death of David J. Pettit at a Hiawatha tavern. Pettit testified about the gun incident and claimed fear of robbery. Pettit later discarded the gun in Minnesota and turned himself in a month after the shooting.
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Linn
August Hansell
Donald Kness
Cedar Rapids
David J. Pettit
Hiawatha
Kness
Pettit
Jack Costello
Costello
Minnesota
Weather and notices from Daily Record and birth announcements
Wind NW at 13, 10 p.m.. sun rises Saturday 7 20. sun sets 6 24. Extended forecast shows more clouds and a chance of rain early week, then cooler with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s. Oct 15 births listed for Boston, Hill, Williams, Watkins, Stewart, Matus. Also Mercy birth Oct 13 for Salter. Fire incidents include grease on stove, electrical short, and unknown persons in a manhole. locations in NW SE NE and other streets.
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Daniel Boston
Twenty-second Avenue
Tom R. Hill
L Avenue NW
Roy E. Williams
Anamosa
Jere R. Watkins
Memorial Drive
Stephen Stewart
Marion
Richard J. Matus
Addison Avenue
E Avenue
West Post Road
Cherry Hill Road
North Townecourt
Fourteenth Street
Harold Drive
First Avenue
Coat Missing at Kennedy High School Report
Marianne Young reports a leather coat stolen from her locked locker at Kennedy high school on Friday. Valued at 125 dollars. Mrs. Perry Frank reports a break in at her home on Seven Teenth Street SE last week. Scrubber worth 216 dollars and groceries valued at 250 dollars taken. Sandra St John reports 50 dollars worth of food stamps lost or stolen from her residence between Thursday morning and Friday afternoon.
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Marianne Young
Elmwood Drive
Kennedy High School
Perry Frank
Seventeenth Street SE
Sandra St. John
Eighth Avenue SW
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