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The Daily Record lists high and low temperatures, precipitation, and extended forecasts for cities including Atlanta Miami Chicago New York Seattle and Los Angeles. It also notes barometer readings humidity and sunrise sunset times along with recent births and police detentions and traffic fines across multiple streets and towns.
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Helicopter from Imperial Airways downed near Scotch Grove Iowa
Imperial Airways in St Paul experienced engine trouble and set down about five miles east of Scotch Grove near Wapsipinicon river. Pilot Dale Dobesh and passengers Robert Rishove and Ron Richard escaped unharmed. no injuries beyond minimal corn damage. They chartered Monticello Aviation back to St Paul that evening. The company planned to return to Iowa to recover the helicopter from the site of the near inaccessible field.
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Twin Cities
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the Gazette
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Bull Island
Ill
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O'Hara Services Set At St Johns Catholic Church
Coggan James P O Hara 47 will have services Thursday at 9 at St Johns Catholic Church Rosary will be recited at 8 Wednesday at Murdoch s The notice notes a Christian church service for the deceased with church location and timing.
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James P. O’hara
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Israel mourns 11 Olympic team members slain in attack
The report details the murder of 11 of 29 Israeli Olympic delegates by Arab terrorists. Prime Minister Meir drinks toasts earlier, papers call for reprisals, and Davar denounces the act as war while urging Arab states to close terrorist bases. The piece notes Davar’s Labor affiliation.
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Obituaries for Ratner Trimble and Shada in Cedar Rapids
Alexander Elias Ratner 85 of Cedar Rapids died after brief illness in a local hospital. He worked at Collins Radio Co and was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church Mt. Herman lodge American Legion and Collins Radio Technical Assn. Survived by daughter Mrs Boyd Beatty Shellsburg son Robert Ratner Madison Wis five grandchildren two sisters in New York City. Services at St. John's Episcopal Church with burial in Shellsburg cemetery. Gabe A. Shada 57 Cedar Rapids resident died after a long illness. A World War II veteran and former Rock Island conductor later a car salesman. Survived by wife Hazel Stephens three sisters and three brothers. Chapel of Memories service at 1:30 p.m. Friday burial Fairview cemetery Bedford. Ghail E Trimble 76 Cedar Rapids resident died after a brief illness. Employed by Quaker Oats 33 years. Survived by wife Mary Celp one daughter and three grandchildren and a sister. Services at Turner Chapel West 3 p.m. Thursday with burial Shiloh cemetery.
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Alexander Elias Ratner
Ridgewood Terrace
Cedar Rapids
New York City
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Ratner
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mt. Herman Lodge
American Legion
Collins Radio Technical Assn
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Shellsburg
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Madison
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Thirty-third Street
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Lorraine Pruitt
San Francisco
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Anamosa
Chapel of Memories
Alexander George
Fairview Cemetery
Bedford
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
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Eighth Street
Toddville
Mary Celp
Quaker Oats Co
Stanley Schoff
Jannie McNiel
Turner Chapel West
E. Wayne Ryan
The
Free Methodist Church
Shi' Loh
Appeals impact on paternity cooperation and ADC costs
Judge McManus voided an Iowa law forcing mother cooperation in paternity suits, ordering two years of ADC payments continue statewide. Linn County estimates retroactive costs at 45 thousand dollars after earlier projections of eighty thousand. Officials differ on cooperation requirements and tax burden.
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Courthouse Says Schwartz Gets Suspended Sentences
Theodore Schwartz received two suspended one year terms in Linn county jail after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and receiving stolen property. Judge John Hyland ordered consecutive terms if suspension revoked with credit for time served since June 14 arrest. The break in occurred at a southeast Cedar Rapids business with the color television stolen from a Shellsburg woman sold in Cedar Rapids on February 23. Schwartz gave no address at arrest.
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Linn County
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Cedar Rapids
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Frances Crowley 76 Cedar Rapids Widow Dies After Brief Illness
Frances E Crowley 76 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died Tuesday night at a Winton hospital after a brief illness She was widow of Alfred Crowley Surviving are daughter Mrs Norman Rowray son Gerald R Crowley Wheaton Ill brother Harley McElhaney La Porte City sisters Mrs Detrice Fell Coralville and Mrs W J Robison Cedar Rapids seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren Services Thursday at 1 pm Campbell funeral home Vinton with visitation after 7 pm Wednesday Burial St Mary's cemetery Vinton
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Cedar Rapids
Winton
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Crowley
Norman Rowray
Eleventh Street
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Wheaton
Ill
Harley McElhaney
la Porte City
Detrice Fell
Coralville
W. J. Robison
Campbell Funeral Home
Vinton
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Kray J. F. Kray Jr. Death Notice in Cedar Rapids
Jake Frederick Kray Jr., 71, Cedar Rapids resident for 50 years, died Tuesday after a brief illness. Born Feb 15, 1901 in Benton county, he married Maxine Drapela in 1926. Survived by a son, four sisters, a brother, two grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Services Friday at Beatty-Bearle chapel at 1:30 p.m. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Pottersville
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Galena
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Retired North Shore agent Till Burianek dies in Des Moines
Till Burianek a longtime Chicago rail employee and Cedar Rapids native died in Des Moines after a brief illness. She leaves a sister Rose B. Haluza of Cedar Rapids. Graveside services are scheduled at the Czech National cemetery at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Walter Kellison officiating. Friends may visit Beatty Bearles after 7 p.m. Wednesday. The casket will remain closed after noon Thursday. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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Woman Pleads Guilty in Cedar Rapids Restaurant Robbery
Marsha C. Johnson pled guilty in Linn district court to robbery without aggravation for aiding and abetting an armed robbery at the Little King restaurant in downtown Cedar Rapids on August 3. Sentence to be imposed September 20. address listed as northwest Cedar Rapids.
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Linn District Court
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Mrs Dayhoff Named to Linn County Health Center Board
Mrs John Dayhoff of 4325 Woodfield Lane NE was named to the Linn County Health Center board to fill the unexpired term of Rev John Gallagher. She is a registered nurse and has served on multiple health and disability boards and planning committees at local and state levels.
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Woodfield Lane
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Mental Health Assn. Board
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Mrs Kozlik 82 Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Joe Kozlik 82 of 1837 Avenue NW widow of Joe Kozlik died Tuesday after a brief illness. Born Sept 22 1889 near Blairstown she was a Holy Redeemer Lutheran member. Survived by son Joe F. Kozlik Van Horne daughter Mrs Leo Veries Amana five grandchildren two brothers Alfred Sauerteig Luzerne and William Sauerteig Blairstown Services at Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church Friday at 3 p.m. with Rev Cedric J Lofdahl. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call Turner Chapel West until 9 p.m. Thursday and at the church Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:55 p.m. Casket will not be opened after the service.
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Memorial Services and Burial Notices for Multiple Clergy
Memorial services set for Boalbey at Boalbey Turney chapel at 1 30 p m Thursday and at St George Syrian Orthodox church at 2 p m with Rev Elias Ziton Burial at St George Orthodox cemetery Roche Rev James H Thursday at 11 am at St John's Coggon with Most Rev James J Byrne archbishop of Dubuque as principal concelebrant Burial at Mt Olivet Coggon Stewart Funeral Home in charge Christensen Bernard 10 am Thursday at Hope Lutheran Church with Rev Cedric J Lofdahl Burial at Mt Calvary Friends may call at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home West until 9 pm Wednesday and at Hope Lutheran church after 9 am Thursday
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Nixon to mount White House campaign from home base
Nixon aides say he plans a White House based campaign this month with one day trips perhaps weekly until October. He will meet Treasury Secretary Shultz and likely confer with Henry Kissinger as the top adviser heads to Moscow with a stop in West Germany. Kissinger to meet German leaders in Munich before talks with Brezhnev and other Soviet officials.
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Memorial Service At Temple Judah Honors Munich Victims
A candlelight memorial service for 11 Israeli Olympic team members killed in Munich will be held at Temple Judah on Thursday at 9 45 p m. Rabbi Isaac Neuman invites people of all faiths to attend.
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Car thief snatches recovered vehicle again in Sunderland
Eric Wiit, 32, rushed from his home to a Sunderland housing development after a police call that his stolen car had been found there. On arrival the car was missing again, and police said thieves had taken it a second time.
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Boy 6 Struck by Car Near Wilson and Second
Frank Hoffon age 6 of 1816 K street SW was reported in fair condition at Mercy hospital after a car struck him shortly after 6 p.m. at the Wilson avenue and Second street SW intersection. The driver was John H. Hensch of 142 Miller avenue SW. Police were still investigating Tuesday night.
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Miller Avenue
International reactions to Olympic Games attack condemnations
Budapest Radio and Polish state media criticized the assault as degrading the Palestinian cause. Czechoslovakia and Belgrade outlets condemned the act as jeopardizing the Games. Trudeau called it an affront to decency. France urged rejection of using sports for crime. Dov Hikind suggested retaliation against Arab ruling classes. police stopped the Lebanese consulate demonstrators in New York.
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Pool Mishap in Coventry Damages Roof
A crane lifting a $7500 fiberglass pool over a house in Coventry, England, struck the roof creating a gaping hole. The pool then plunged into the garden below.
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Olympic Hijack Ends in Deaths of Israelis and Hostages
Nine Israelis die in the hostage crisis after German rescue attempts fail. Officials say the fate of the hostages was unknown for hours, with Cairo landings refused by Egypt and efforts by President Brandt to contact Sadat unsuccessful. Names include Moshe Weinberg, Yosef Romano, and David Berger among others.
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Viet Nam Hill Battle Near Tien Phuoc Escalates
Combat key hill south of Da Nang saw two government helicopters shot down while reinforcements tried to land near Tien Phuoc. Nine other helicopters were hit as Communist forces stormed Hill 211 early dawn. Militiamen and infantry retreated toward Tien Phuoc as the situation in Que Son district capital grew serious by midafternoon.
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