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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1975

Page

3

Weather and births fill local daily note page

Humidity 77 percent and wind 6 mph at 10 pm. Moon rise and set times noted for Monday. Extended forecast calls fair Tuesday with chance of showers Wednesday and Thursday. highs in 70s and lows in 50s. Birth notices include St. Luke's and Mercy hospitals with multiple newborns to families in various streets and cities. several incidents list fires and alarms with locations and times.

Death and funeral notices in Cedar Rapids area Obits

Marjorie R Donohue 76 of 516 Twelfth Street SE died Saturday after a brief illness Born Oct 9 1898 near Covington she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life Graduated from Mt Mercy academy Coe college and University of Iowa She taught in Benton and Linn counties later becoming principal at Fillmore and Eisenhower schools Services Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church Burial Mt Calvary Friends may call at Stewart funeral home Monday with rosaries for St Margarets circle Father Leonard and Mt Mercy alumni Obituaries also list Ellonora Sternad Olson Laura T Cabinett and others with service details and burial locations in nearby cemeteries

Marjorie R. Donohue Twelfth Street Covington Cedar Rapids Miss Donohue Mt. Mercy Academy Coe College University of Iowa Benton Linn Fillmore School Eisenhower School Immaculate Conception Church St. Margaret’s Circle the Legion of Mary Linn County Democratic Women's Party William P. Leonard Mt. Calvary Cemetery Stewart Funeral Home Father Leonard Mt. Mercy Eleonora Sternad Olson Twenty-fifth Avenue Lawrence Fairfax Area Swisher American Legion Auxiliary Tabitha Society Donald Raymond Richard Robert Fairfax Louis Castek, Swisher Brosh Chapel George McDill Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church Czech National Cemetery

Elder elected president of Iowa Daily Press Assn

Dave Elder, publisher of the Washington Journal, has been elected president of the Iowa Daily Press Association at the 32nd annual clinic. He will succeed William L. Fahy of the Muscatine Journal as head of the 39 member group, with officers and directors named from several newspapers across the state.

Muscatine Journal William Woodward Dubuque Telegraph-Herald Burlington Hawk Eye John McCormally Carter Pitts The le Mars Sentinel Larry Bushman Webster City Freeman-Journal William Epperheimer

Iowa GOP Chair Urges New Republican Revolution

Iowa Republican Chairman John C. McDonald urged state chairmen to build a modern Republican revolution by fielding candidates in every partisan race over the next 14 months. He emphasized strengthening grassroots organization and ensuring strong campaign support, while noting his pending resignation as advisory committee chairman on Sept. 15 and his election as national committeeman for Iowa.

Washington D. C Iowa John C. McDonald McDonald Republican Republican Party Republican National Committee

Two Boys Charged After Break-In at Cedar Rapids Storage

Cedar Rapids police arrested two boys, ages 12 and 13, as they left the Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage at 3700 J Street SW after a break-in at about 7 p.m. Saturday. They were found with $35 in items including $17 cash, a cigarette lighter, stamps, keys, and buttons and were released to their parents.

Cedar Rapids

Labor Leader Warns Of Farm Labor Split

Iowa labor leader James Wengert warned at the NFO convention against driving a wedge between farmers and laborers over the New Orleans longshoremen strike. He discussed fair grain pricing, free trade reservations, and safeguarding Soviet grain sales while noting the oil cartel impact on farm income. The convention elected directors, endorsed extended moratorium on corporate farm purchases, tax write-off limits for outsiders, and federal grain export inspection. A tribute was paid to W.W. Swaim and 276 attended.

AMES James Wengert National Farmers Organization NFO New Orleans Wengert Des Moines Memorial Union Iowa State University Dave Kozishek Williamsburg Art Schneer Lenox George Mart Estherville Clarence Schuchmann Hawkeye Richard Steffen Dunkerton Everett Rowland Harold Heuer Rock Valley NFC Iowa Securities and Exchange Commission Kozishek American Credit Insurance Co American Beef W.W Butch” Swaim Ottumwa Swaim

Iowa Pharmacy College gets $114,418 VA grant

The University of Iowa College of Pharmacy received a $114,418 Veterans Administration grant. The three year funding will establish a teaching center on drug based treatment of psychological problems.

ST. Paul, Minn UPI University of Iowa College of Pharmacy Veterans Administration

Financing Education After High School

Financial expert Sylvia Porter explains how to access loans grants scholarships and job programs to fund college. The five part Gazette series guides readers through federal state and private aid programs detailing need determination eligibility and the application timeline.

Sylvia Porter the Gazette

C R Youth Treated After Auto Mishap

Edward Duling a 16 year old from rural Center Point was treated at St Luke s hospital and released after his car went into a creek on highway 151 north of Mid way at 251 a m Saturday. He apparently fell asleep while driving.

Edward Duling Rural Center Point St. Luke’s Hospital Highway 151 Midway Duling

Brief News Clips Highlight Local Property Theft and Vandalism

A series of short notices reports vandals damaging a car on Glassroad NE with $300 estimated losses, theft of $40 from a Wholesale Foods cash box, $300 clock damage, and bags of feed totaling $150 punctured. Other items note a stolen $180 tape player, $350 cash missing from a dresser, a Moravian Day charter bus, and community event announcements.

James E. Baldwin Wholesale Foods, Inc Second Street SE

Miss Good warns of assassins tied to pollution protests

In a rambling front porch talk Miss Good claims a "wave of assassins" targets officials of Georgia-Pacific DowIndustries DuPont MCA Inc and unnamed lumber and auto firms over air and water pollution She praises Miss Fromme and asserts she and others want Nixon and Ford harmed while FBI agents raid her apartment and seize Manson letters The U S attorney notes the weapon involved is a 1914 Colt 45 owned by a private citizen and bond for Miss Fromme remains set at 1 million

Miss Good Georgia-Pacific Co Dow Industries DuPont MCA Inc Manson Miss Fromme Nixon Ford Charles Manson San Quentin Sharon Tate FBI Keyes U.S

Education groups split on standardized testing value

Test Scores as Education Assn argues tests misalign with curricula and fail to measure true learning as students question their meaning. McKenna warns against overreliance in a computer age while McCandless defends tests as a measure of reasoning and college performance. He notes rising female postgraduate interest shaping test context.

Education Assn McKenna Stan McCandless Women’s Movement

Drunk Driving Arrests Reported Across Area

Six drivers were arrested for alleged drunken driving late Friday night and early Saturday by Linn deputies, Hiawatha and Cedar Rapids police, and the Linn County sheriff's staff. Bonds ranged from 500 to 1,000 dollars. several defendants posted and were released. In Malaga Spain a Catholic priest was fined 9,000 dollars by the civil governor for criticizing Franco regime terror measures.

Harry J. Holmes Fourth Street Linn Robert D. Graves Thirty-fourth Street Forty-second Street Edgewood Road John Hagan Rural Center Point Midway Harve J. Christian Third Avenue Marion Highway 13 Highway 151 Hiawatha Roger A. Petersen Gordon Avenue Blairs Ferry Linn County Robert Robinson Sixteenth Street Cedar Rapids Fourteenth Street Robinson Donald Earl Smith Oakpark Twenty-ninth Street Smith Malaga Spain Francisco Franco

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, including Night Edition and Sunday seven day rates, 52 week costs, and regional restrictions. The note states AP owns republication rights to local news and AP dispatches.

the Gazette Co Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

Runs to Police Station Alleged Pursuer Jailed

Larry LeRoy Wolfe 18 was arrested at the Cedar Rapids police station after allegedly chasing a youth who ran to the rear door for help. Wolfe brandished a pop bottle and was restrained. charged with intoxication resisting possession of a controlled substance. He was held on a 1750 dollar bond.

Larry LeRoy Wolfe Cedar Rapids Wolfe

Also Mentioned on This Page

C.R. Weather Daily Record St. Luke's Paul D. Brecht Twenty-fourth Street Lee Kies Eleventh Street Larry Ray Fourth Avenue Kenneth Gorsh Lennox Avenue Stephen Mysakc Springville Leroy Messler Central City Richard Fowler Swisher Joseph Olson Wisconsin Street Anthony Payne Thirteenth Avenue Terry Hersom Hersom Robert W. Hersom Twentieth Street Thirtieth Street First Avenue Mrs Lawrence Olson Martha Andrie Brush Chapel Allen van Cleve Cedar Memorial Cemetery Cabinett Laura T Dominic Loferski Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Chapel Campbell Cemetery St. John’s Episcopal Church Elkader Ray Larson Highland Lutheran Church Friends Witt’s Larry G Millersburg Edwards Millersburg United Methodist Church Powell's St. Olaf Floyd Marvel Larson Witt's Tiffin Gladys Fingle George L. Gay Murdoch's Center Point Vinton Earl A. Harwood Wesley United Methodist Church Garrison Cemetery Campbell’s. West Calmar Adam Meyer St. Aloysius Church French's Nicholas Hageman Olin Irene L. Jensen Hayden Funeral Home Green Cemetery Julius Wittman Methodist Church Appleton’s Dave Elder IDPA Dave Érar Y Pierson Ellis Blvd Nwe GOP 14Th Ave John E. Lopes 3Rd Ave By al Swegle U. of C.R Stejskal Florists Bowling Street Teahen Funeral Home Henry F. Teahen Peter R. Teahen Mortician First Ave Pierson's Florists Avenue Floral Adv Robert H. Henson Patricia Lane 7Th St. S.E Russell Seip Klinger Street Chicago Howard Barnett Farmers State Bank St. Mark’s Stewart N.E Sovereign Charles Henrietta Ffedar Memorial 1St Ave
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