Weather and notices cribbed from Linn area calendar
Daily weather summary with high of 56 and 50 at night, 36 rainfall none. Oct totals 2.26 inches, normal 37.43 for 1973, barometer rising, humidity 59 percent, NW wind at 11 pm. Year ago reads 45/41 with no rainfall. Obituaries and funeral notices list multiple local residents with service times and locations. juries report duties and county court items noted. several births announced in Oct and late Oct.
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Doctor Letting Deformed Infants Die Accepted
Boston AP report quotes Dr. Lawrence Pickett of Yale-New Haven Hospital saying that allowing hopelessly ill patients to die is accepted medical practice at other hospitals. He cites a New England Journal of Medicine study noting 43 infants with serious defects were allowed to die over 30 months at Yale-New Haven.
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Boston
Connecticut
Lawrence K. Pickett
Yale-New Haven
Yale-New Haven Hospital
Demonstrations at White House Rally Over Impeach Nixon
About 1,200 demonstrators gathered near the White House while Nixon vacationed at Camp David. Police reported no arrests. A court declined to limit protests. officials had asked to curb pickets to 100 in front and 500 across Lafayette Park.
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White House
Nixon
Camp David
Parks Department
U. S. Court of Appeals
U. S
Gilbert Zimmerman
Lafayette Park
Sweet Adelines Third in National Vocal Contest
The Sweet Adelines from Cedar Rapids finished third in a national vocal competition in Washington DC on Saturday, competing against 15 groups. Director Sally Eggleston leads the 81 member chorus.
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Sweet Adelines
The
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D.C
Sally Eggleston
Murder continued from Page 1 at local church
A man, member of Christ United Presbyterian Church, who moved to Denver two years ago, is survived by his parents a sister Mrs John Hayden Flint Mick and brothers David and James Cedar Rapids. Services are pending at Turner Chapel west
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Christ United Presbyterian Church
Denver
John Hayden
Flint
Mick
David
James
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel West
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription promo details
Fragmentary notice outlines mail and carrier rate changes for the Cedar Rapids Gazette. It mentions night edition pricing, monthly and annual subscription terms, and availability in various areas with delivery services. The readable bits imply rate adjustments and acceptance of subscriptions, but details are incomplete.
Nixon faces pushback on new Watergate prosecutor plan
Senate chairman Sam Ervin says a new independent prosecutor would remain unacceptable. House leader Thomas ONeill calls the firing of Cox an act of obstructing justice and urges continued impeachment. Mansfield endorses Bayh proposal to appoint a prosecutor not removable by the President, with independent authority. Byrd questions independence. Ford backs Nixon, while Brooke and Percy dissatisfy. White House reports heavy public support for the President. Thurmond says the explanation should satisfy fair minded people.
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Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Senate Watergate Committee
Thomas O'Neill
Massachusetts
House
Congress
Cox
Mansfield
Birch Bayh
Watergate Committee
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Senate
White House
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Classified Ads Solve Buying and Selling Dilemma
Classified ads offer a straightforward way to buy sell or trade items quickly. They provide a simple channel for individuals and small businesses to reach local buyers with minimal fuss.
Obituaries for Elias Zein and Rose Rosen
Elias C Zein 30 of Phoenix formerly Cedar Rapids died after a traffic accident six days after gaining American citizenship born July 2 1943 in Ain Arab Lebanon moved to Brazil 1961 Cedar Rapids 1969 married Amalie Roggensack Oct 31 1969 Iowa City later California then Phoenix 1972 owned a service station survived by Shofic Zein wife two sisters Minerva Elaine Zein two brothers Naseeb Mike Zein and others in Lebanon and Canada services Tuesday 2 pm St George Eastern Orthodox burial St George cemetery Trisagion Monday 8 pm and Tuesday 1 30 pm Kuba Funeral Home Rose R Rosen 63 Cedar Rapids resident died Friday after brief illness born Sept 13 1910 married Meyer W Rosen Oct 29 1939 member of Temple Judah Hadassah and Sisterhood Survived by husband daughter Geraldyn Ginger Des Moines two stepbrothers Morris and William Rappaport Des Moines stepmother Bella Rappaport Des Moines Services 10 30 am Monday Turner Chapel cast by Rabbi Isaac Newman casket not opened at any time daughter-in-law and grandchildren noted High school and Iowa State University connection Koch Co San Francisco veteran of World War II and past commander of Packside Post American Legion Surviving wife Shirley Thompson two daughters and a son Services and burial in San Francisco.
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Elias C. Zein
Phoenix
Cedar Rapids
Ain Arab
Lebanon
Brazil
Amalie Roggensack
Elkader
Iowa City
California
Shofic Zein
Minerva
Elaine Zein
Naseeb
Mike Zein
George
Nazih Zein
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
St. George Eastern Orthodox Church
Alexander George
Rose R. Rosen
Longwood Drive
Meyer W. Rosen
Temple Judah
Hadassah
Gwendolyn Ginger
Des Moines
Morris
William Rappaport
Bella Rappaport
Turner Chapel
Isaac Newman
Turner's
Iowa State University
Koch Co
San Francisco
Packside Post
American Legion
Shirley Thompson
Manchester
William Koeford
Belmont
Calif
Ann
Gary
Cedar Rapids woman Vera Johnson dies at 62
Vera Naoma Johnson 62 of 918 Eighth Street SE Cedar Rapids died suddenly at her home Saturday. She was born August 24 1911 in Urbana Ill and married in Cedar Rapids. Survived by husband two sons James and Dean a daughter Beverly Jean Fortner a brother John Ferguson a sister Betty Hawks six grandchildren. Services 130 p.m. Monday at Turner Chapel East by Rev George W Carlton. Burial Dunkard Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner's from 1 p.m. Sunday to 1 p.m. Monday. Casket will not be opened after the service.
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Vera Naoma Johnson
Eighth Street
William T. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Urbana la
Beverly Jean Fortner
Marion
James
Dean
John Ferguson
Burlington
Betty Hawks
Gandchildren
Turner Chapel East
George W. Carlton
Dunkard Cemetery
Turner's
Bertha Cohen 68 widow dies after sudden illness
Bertha Cohen 68 of Edina Minnesota widow of Joseph Cohen died Saturday after a sudden illness She was born September 18 1905 and was a Cedar Rapids resident most of her life She belonged to Temple Judah Sisterhood Hadassah and the American Furniture Assn Surviving are her son Barry of Edina and two granddaughters Memorial services will be at Eben Israel cemetery graveside at 3 pm Monday conducted by Rabbi Isaac Neuman Turner Chapel East in charge
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Cedar Rapids
Leonard Vernon Koch Jr Dies in San Francisco At 48
Leonard Vernon Koch Jr aged 48 of San Francisco died Saturday. He was born January 15, 1925 in Cedar Rapids and was a resident there until 1947. He was a McKinley graduate.
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Leonard Vernon Koch, Jr
San Francisco
Cedar Rapids
McKinley
Mrs Cecil Madsen Rites Planned In Cedar Rapids
Cecil Katherine Madsen 68 of 2189 Coldstream Ave NE died Saturday after a brief illness born July 10 1905 in Wyoming Iowa. Survived by husband Alvan four daughters Mrs Harold Marling Cedar Falls Mrs Jack Austin Anamosa Mrs William Herber and Mrs Orval Barnard both of Cedar Rapids a son Jack Scanlon Anamosa three sisters Mrs Joseph Ham merlinck Milan Ill Mrs Russell Scanlon Anamosa Mrs Kenneth Taylor Wyoming two brothers Clarence Coun tryman Maquoketa Harris Phelps Wyoming 21 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m Tuesday Turner Chapel East by Rev Glen High Berean Baptist Burial Walker Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner’s after 3 p m Sunday.
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Cecil Katherine Madsen
Coldstream Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Wyoming
Berean Baptist Church
Alvan
Harold Marling
Cedar Falls
Jack Austin
Anamosa
William Herber
Orval Barnard
Jack Scanlon
Joseph Hammerlinck
Milan
Ill
Russell Scanlon
Kenneth Taylor
Clarence Countryman
Maquoketa
Harris ‘Phelps
Turner Chapel East
Glen High
Walker Cemetery
Turner's
Cedar Rapids woman dies after long illness at 80
Luva Wilkinson age 80 of 1118 First street SW Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a long illness. Born November 18, 1892 she lived in Cedar Rapids all her life. Survived by five daughters including Mrs Ernest Goodwin of Glendora California and Mrs Harold Kness among others.
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Luva Wilkinson
First Street
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Goodwin
Glendora
Calif
Harold Kness
Cedar Rapids trio tied to Cedar Services pending at Kuba
Charles Williams, Mrs. Betty Glover and Mogel Wilkinson of Cedar Rapids are connected to Cedar Services as pending. Their two sons Alvin Wilkinson of Minneapolis and Don Wilkinson of Cedar Rapids are also listed in the matter at Kuba.
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Charles Williams
Betty Glover
Mogel Wilkinson
Cedar Rapids
Alvin Wilkinson
Minneapolis
Don Wilkinson
Kuba Funeral Home
William John Kovarik Service at Turner Chapel
William John Kovarik funeral is set for noon Monday at Turner Chapel west officiated by Rev. Martin Laughlin of St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial follows at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner's.
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Kovarik
William John
Turner Chapel West
Martin Laughlin
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Linwood Cemetery
Turner's
Goodrow
Everett Eugene, Jr
Shueyville United Methodist Church
Leonard Showalter
Swisher American Legion Post
Turner’s
Church Memorial Fund
Iowa City area public employee pay percentages list
A compiled table lists numerous Iowa City area public sector and organization staff with listed pay percentages from last year. Included are Carp etland USA Linn-Mar and Cedar Rapids entities, St. Jude’s Kirkwood Farm Bureau Benfits and police and street departments plus private firms like Mandel Long Luce Sullivan and Collins Credit Union.
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J. $. Cook Co
Carpetland USA
New Process
Linn-Mar
Bowman Woods
Linn- Mar
Wilkins Elementary
Marion
Cedar Rapids Fire Department
C.R. City Clerk
St. Jude's School
Kirkwood Community College
Farm Bureau Insurance
R. B. Burch, Inc
C.R. Recreation Commission
C.R. Police Department
St. Matthew's School
Mandel, Long, Luce and Sullivan
U N Debate on Equitable Representation Sparks Council Rift
U N discussions on equitable geographic representation for a proposed force ignite U S Soviet tensions over secretary general authority. Scali storms out in anger before a meeting on the proposal, then returns as Malik and Scali pursue a resolution in a closed session.
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Malik
Scali
Equipment theft at Woodburn Sound Service
Police report $1,140 in equipment stolen from Woodburn Sound Service at 3419 Mt Vernon Road SE over the weekend. A television set worth $340 and a tape recorder worth $800 were taken between 10 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. Saturday.
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Woodburn Sound Service
Mt. Vernon Road
State seeks occupational deferments for Iowa highway patrol
Thirty years ago the state requested occupational deferments for Iowa highway patrol officers who were of military age. The move aimed to keep essential law enforcement staffing during the draft period.
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Iowa
End of Daylight Saving Time Marks Clock Change
The six month DST period ended at 2 a.m. today and if you missed turning your clock back an hour your Sunday schedule may be off.
Save On Taxes Now Series Promises Year End Tax Saving
In a five part Gazette feature financial expert Sylvia Porter shows how to reduce 1973 income tax by shifting income timing, year end gifts, income averaging, and contribution strategies. Starts Monday with detailed guidance on acting before December 31 to lower the bill.
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Sylvia Porter
The
Gazette
Oil Sharply Cut as Arab Nations Trim Exports
A spokesman said no rationing plans exist as oil producers block shipments. The senate interior committee and the Nixon administration agree to fast track emergency legislation for mandatory conservation and production increases. Ten Arab nations cut output 5 percent starting Oct 17, with more cuts expected monthly until Israel withdraws from occupied lands. Saudi Arabia began with a 10 percent cut and halted exports to the U.S., followed by eight other Arab nations.
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Nixon Administration
Congress
Israel
Saudi Arabia
U.S
U.N. Troop Movements Slow as Swedish Unit Enters Ismailia
Nine man Swedish reconnaissance team with Egyptian liaison officers departs Cairo for Ismailia to clear the route for additional Swedish troops. U.N. airlift by British cargo planes continues to Cairo as 200 Austrians await deployment orders. U.N. spokesman Aly Khalil cites 200 Austrians, 213 Finns, 135 Swedes with 65 more Swedes soon, while avoiding questions on Israeli control of Suez.
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Ismailia
U.N
Cyprus
Aly Khalil
Egypt
Suez
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