Weather summary and obituaries in Daily Record
The Daily Record reports temperatures, forecast with chance of showers, and extended outlook for Monday to Wednesday. It lists high and low figures for major cities and notes past conditions and hour-by-hour observations. Obituaries and funeral notices follow for Harold L. Hands and others across Iowa towns with service times and locations.
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Atlanta
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Min‘apolis
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Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L. Angeles
Washington
Cub Scouts Pack 27 awards at St Pius X school
The Cub Scouts Pack 27 awarded boys at St Pius X school on Thursday including Craig Black Joe Bertech Dan McGuire Dan Seidl Chris Drahozal Kevin Day Paul White Philip Krauss Pat Day Brian Day Steve Garry Robb Ortner Jeff Long Jeff Regan Mark Scheuller Kevin O Connor Mike Orf Tony Moore Kenton Collins Bruce Hatter Dale Bennett Wayne Ditsworth David Orf and Scott Ditsworth. Pack 2 awards at Hayes school this week went to Michael Wieland Gregg Rizzio Bradly Crandall Brad Rizzio Ron Hruby Jesse Watters Danny Mauch Kurt Brazelton Tom Popelka Tim Pazour Gary Wade Jim Kuehl Jeff Crandall and Charles Palmer.
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St. Pius X
Craig Black
Joe Bertech
Dan McGuire
Dan Seidl
Chris Drahozal
Kevin Day
Paul White
Philip Krauss
Pat Day
Brian Day
Steve Garry
Robb Ortner
Jeff Long
Jeff Regan
Mark Scheuller
Kevin O'Connor
Mike Orf
Tony Moore
Kenton Collins
Bruce Hatter
Dale Bennett
Wayne Ditsworth
David Orf
Scott Ditsworth
Edwin Jones 80 International builder dies in Charlotte
Edwin Jones, 80, a noted international building contractor, died in Charlotte apparently of a heart attack. He was recognized for major projects overseas and in the United States, leaving a legacy in construction and business leadership. His death is reported by AP and marks the loss of a prominent figure in the industry.
Lawyer Poll Endorses Honsell Siebenmann Reilly Cedar Rapids Judges
Linn County Bar Association members in private practice favored August F. Honsell Jr John F Siebenmann and John B Reilly for Cedar Rapids municipal court judges in a poll released by Robert Tilden president of the county bar association. The results show the leading candidates and vote counts among bar members.
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August F. Honsell, Jr
John F. Siebenmann
John B. Reilly
Cedar Rapids
Robert Tilden
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Tilden
Association
Board of Governors
Iowa
Hullinger
City Briefs and Local Notices across town
Hospitalized Mrs. Julius Sanders at St. Luke’s Hospital with visitors allowed. Various items note wallet theft at the Cactus Club, a home entry theft, a Lebanese dinner event, a community dance, and a church dinner. Election-related judge polling details are described, with prior censure and legal actions against two judges and ongoing trials postponed to after the November election.
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Julius Sanders
Eighteenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids reviews Oak Hill housing plan by Chesapeake
Cedar Rapids city council urban renewal board and Oak Hill liaison committee continued scrutiny of Chesapeake Development Corp for the Oak Hill project. Officials questioned harmonizing style and air conditioning. architect described three story linked buildings with peaked roofs and wood siding. No decision before next Tuesday as a Minneapolis trip and FHA approval loom.
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Cedar Rapids
City Council
Urban Renewal Board
Oak Hill
Chesapeake Development Corp
Minneapolis
Larry Westerbeck
Chesapeake
Westerbeck
Public Improvements
Richard Phillips
Death of Sister Mary Inez Zeman 68
Sister Mary Inez Zeman 68 died Saturday after a long illness. Born March 27, 1903 in Ackley she joined the Sisters of Mercy in 1925 and took vows in 1931. She taught in parochial schools in Clarion Fairfax Anamosa Waterloo Evansdale Cedar Rapids St Wenceslaus Garryowen and Kalispell Montana. Survived by five brothers Wes Frank Joseph Zeman John Zeman Toddville and George Zeman and a sister Martha Metela. Services Monday 10 am at Sacred Heart chapel with burial at Mt Calvary. Wake Sunday 7:30 pm at Stewart funeral chapel and body moved to Sacred Heart Convent chapel after 2 pm Sunday for calling.
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Ackley
Sisters of Mercy
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Clarion
Fairfax
Anamosa
Waterloo
Evansdale
Cedar Rapids
St. Wenceslaus
Garryowen
Kalispell
Mont
Wes
Frank
Joseph Zeman
John Zeman
Toddville
George ‘Zeman
California
Martha Metela
Alhambra
Calif
Sacred Heart Chapel
William B. Collins
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Stewart
Sacred Heart Convent
Martelle Man Faces Drunk Driving Charge
Howard Clark, 44, of Martelle, is jailed in Linn County on a drunk driving charge after a deputy stopped him two miles south of Martelle early Saturday. He will sign a promise to appear and was to be released later that day.
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Howard Clark
Linn County
Linn
James A Becker 82 Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
James A Becker aged 82 a former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday in Cascade Born September 25 1888 in Cascade he was married to Inez Fagan February 11 1920 a retired salesman and World War I veteran he belonged to the American Legion and Knights of Columbus Surviving relatives include brother Herman Becker Cedar Rapids sisters Margaret Breen Monticello and Rose Becker Cascade Services Monday at 10 in St Martin's Church Cascade Till Funeral Home
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Cedar Rapids
Cascade
Inez Fagan
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Iowa
Herman Becker
Margaret Breen
Monticello
Rose Becker
St. Martin’s Church
Till Funeral Home
Memorial Services for Manatt Russell W Held
Memorial services were held at Turner Chapel East at 3 p.m. Saturday led by Rev. John Shew. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
Pilot Balks at Mafia Suspects in Palermo Flight
In Palermo Italian airline pilots initially refused to board six heavily guarded Mafia suspects but complied under company orders, labeling them dangerous cargo. The Sicilian suspects planned to appeal a ruling deeming them socially dangerous and exile awaited their case in Sardinia, with a flight to Cagliari.
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Palermo
Cagliari
Leathernecks Accept General's Challenge
EL TORO Calif AP Lay on the line Gen Leonard Chapman warned marines may be too soft. In response 138 Marines from two air squadrons hiked 50 miles with packs and rifles. Thirty one finished while fifty eight dropped out due to blisters and fatigue. Major Gen Leslie Brown cut the hike short after 16 am due to readiness.
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Leonard Chapman
Marine Corps
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Leslie Brown
Third Marine Air Wing
Ruth as a Hebrew Name Meaning Beauty
The name Ruth originates from Hebrew, signaling beauty and beloved traits. It is widely used in Jewish and other communities as a feminine given name, linking to its biblical roots and cultural significance.
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Ruth
Beauty
ABA committee withholds endorsement as Rehnquist Powell seen
Washington Post reports the ABA committee found nominees unqualified after the justice department halted seeking ABA opinion. Attorney General Mitchell cites premature disclosures while Lawrence Walsh urges continued pre selection review, warning public release risks. Walsh notes potential side effects of an ABA inquiry.
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Larry Tobin Accused of Assault in City Incident
Larry Tobin, 22, of 1604 Fourteenth Avenue SE, held on assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Two men were attacked Wednesday night in the 300 block of Ninth Avenue SE. Richard Lane, 40, remains in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with a severe head injury, while Donald Proksa, 1120 Twenty third Street SE, was treated and released for a head laceration.
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Fourteenth Avenue SE
Tobin
Richard Lane
Johnson Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Donald Proksa
Twenty-third Street
Ninth Avenue SE
Want ads for finding lost items quick results
Classified note urges readers to use want ads to locate missing belongings efficiently, highlighting speed and wide reach of newspaper listings. The item focuses on practical guidance rather than a news event.
Private Search Slated for Missing Woman
Karen Streed, 21, last seen hitchhiking to Iowa City, described as five feet ten, 135 pounds with long brown hair, vanished last Monday. Her husband Ron Streed organizes a volunteer search at 11 a.m. Sunday at Ranch Supper Club. Cedar Rapids police and county authorities say no official status. Indications point to federal reserve area west of Highway 218 and north of Coralville Reservoir, but officials have no substantiation.
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Ron Streed
Seventh Street
Karen Streed
Cedar Rapids
Johnson County
Streed
Federal Reserve
Highway 218
Coralville Reservoir
Iowa City
Affirm Maoist Group Favors Armed Revolt
In a San Francisco press conference two self described FBI informants testified that the Revolutionary Union advocates armed overthrow of the government. MARCELLE STEVENS and CHRIS MENCHINE say RU supports workers arming for defense but rejects a revolution by a few urban guerrillas. They rebut claims of RU violence tied to a San Jose Nixon demonstration prior to the 1970 election.
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Dallas
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Vacation Safety Measure Shifts 58 People to Corsica
Paris AP report says Le Monde notes 58 persons were sent on forced vacations to Corsica as a security step ahead of Leonid Brezhnev's visit next week. The move aims to secure the area and protect officials during the Soviet leader's upcoming trip.
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le Monde
Agnew Praises Greece on NATO Role and Democracy Efforts
Vice President Agnew urged Americans to heed Greece's patriotism and unity as Athens strengthens its alliance with the United States within NATO. He defended allied democracy efforts and urged ignoring foreign anarchists amid ongoing partnership.
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Agnew
Greece
Athens
NATO
Engineers Bid To Retain State Technical Institute
Iowa engineers press for quick action to keep the state technical institute at Iowa State University. The regents план to end the non degree program, but industry groups urge transfer to area schools to avoid a talent gap. Officials warn delays risk losing the program.
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DES Moines
Iowa
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Richey
City Candidates Face Debate on Public Safety Issues
Richard T. Jordan and Stephen B. Jackson announced that incumbent John Oberthien was invited to debate Floyd Bergen on October 29 over crime control act spending, Cedar Rapids crime rates, intergovernmental cooperation, synchronized stop lights, and fire prevention. Oberthien said the invite came too late for his schedule. Bergen urged discussion at a candidates night at Washington High School. Bergen criticized a planned crime prevention bureau as risky and emphasized youth fire prevention and better fire department resources.
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Richard T. Jordan
Stephen B. Jackson
Citizens For Bergen Committee
John Oberthien
Race For Public Safety
Floyd Bergen
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Oberthien
the Gazette
Bergen
Washington High School
Ray Welcomes Delegates to Union Session
Governor Robert Ray opened the annual joint state meeting of the United Transportation Union AFL-CIO and its auxiliary with remarks on railroads vital to Iowa agriculture. He urged rail expansion to boost Iowa meat and farm product distribution as UTU members and auxiliaries held morning sessions. John Culver slated to speak at 6 pm with banquet, drawings, and dancing to close at the Roosevelt.
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United Transportation Union Afl-Cio
Robert Ray
Iowa
Ray
UTU
John Culver
Roosevelt
Court Ruling on Bank Appealed in Iowa Case
DES MOINES AP State Banking Supt Oliver Hansen has appealed to the Iowa supreme court a lower court order allowing nine northwest Iowa businessmen to establish a state bank at Arnold's Park. The ruling, issued Aug 10 by Polk County District Judge A B Crouch, followed a prior denial by Collin Fritz and was called arbitrary and capricious.
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Oliver Hansen
Iowa Supreme Court
Northwest Iowa
Arnold’s Park
Hansen
Polk County
A. B. Crouch
Collin Fritz
Crouch
Fritz
Veterans Day Off Rules Outlined for Paid Holiday
Washington AP reports that workers qualify for paid Veterans Day if the company declared it before the wage price freeze or established it as a federal holiday practice, or if it is included in labor contracts. If these conditions were not met by August 15, many workers may still be required to work.
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George Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Cuba to buy 36 million Czech razorblades this year
Miami AP reports Cuba plans imports of 36 million razorblades from Czechoslovakia this year. Bohemia notes Cuba has bought over 200 million blades in recent years and expects 34 million more annually for four years at about $700,000 per year.
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