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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1972

Page

2

Weather and birth notices mix in late 20th century Gazette

Undetailed forecast notes mix with scattered births and service notices. Weather terms drift with city names and times while obituaries, licenses, and ad hoc fines appear, listing addresses in Cedar Rapids and Marion along with several unrelated personal names and dates.

Memorial service continues with candle lighting and music

The service at Peoples Unitarian church features lighting of 11 candles for each victim, readings, prayers, and congregational songs, with Julian Bern and Peggy Andrix performing Beethoven and the Cedar Rapids Symphony. Rabbi Neuman delivers a poignant address about choosing love over hatred.

Reltison Peoples Unitarian Church Neuman Wea Julian Bern Cornell College Mt. Vernon Peggy ‘Andrix Cedar Rapids Symphony Shin Donna Maeder

Mercy and plague sprawl in prayerful plea to God

The speaker pleads to the God of Mercy amid mass casualties and ruin. We are tired of death and blood. Our houses are deserts and fields are crossed by tombstones. Sanctify another land and another Sinai, for we have paid for each letter in Your Commandments with blood.

Neuman God of Mercy Sinai

Recycling Center Closed to Sept 23 in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids recycling center at 040 Eleventh Street NE will be closed until Sept 23, a spokesman for the Citi xen Environmental Council said Friday. The cutter's storage area is full and nothing more can be accepted until the material on hapa can be frome out, the Spekeyman said, urging the public not to leave material outside the center.

Cedar Rapids Eleventh Street Citixen Environmental Council Spekeyman Spikes Mannly

Gazette awards honor for pages and editors in state contest

The Gazette earned second place for its Sports Page and tied for best page in internal competition. Mason City Globe-Gazette won general excellence for papers over 12,000. Ames Daily Tribune led under 12,000. Cedar Falls Daily Record won top for small papers.

Gazette Towa del van Horn Towa Development Commission Mickey Mencough Dez Moines IDPA Savery Hotel Tsedlae Mason City Globe-Gazette Ames Daily Tribune Globe-Gazette Ie Oelwein Daily Register Vinton Cedar Valley Times Sarread Cedar Falls Iowa City

Fragmented political item hints at campaign stance and security fears

The fragment mentions a governor named Reuben Ajben and a stance against campaigning for McGovert. It discusses dangers to national security, unemployment, and technological growth, suggesting a political piece on campaign positions and defense considerations, but details are garbled and partially unreadable.

America Florida Reuben Ajben Ead McGovert

Obituaries for July F. Coon and Lester Suits in Cedar Rapids

July F. Coon widow of Joseph L. Coon and former Cedar Rapids resident died Thursday in Davenport. Survived by daughters and siblings, services Monday 10:30 am at Ainsworth Cemetery with memorials to Good Samaritan Center Davenport. Lester Suits 79 of Cedar Rapids died Monday after short illness. Retired Penick and Ford employee, WWII Air Force veteran, survived by stepsons and grandchildren. services Saturday 10:30 am Turner Chapel West with burial Oak Hill Cemetery and VFW graveside honors.

F. Coon Joseph L. Coon Cedar Rapids Davenport Ainsworth Abewon A H. Munro Howard Cale Bir Verne Noble Fargo N.D Roy Marr Sam Marsh Lester FR. Sults William Lyle E Glenn R. Suits Marion Turner Chapel West Neville Clayton Oak Hill Cemetery Graveslde

Man Dies After Day of Events in Bat Vernon

Guy St Hahn, born April 29 197 in Bat Vernon, a former sales clerk at Magnus hotel, died after a day of events. He was a Westminster Presbyterian church and Dows Camp member, Spanish American War veteran. Survivors include sister Flora Westfall of Omaha and brother Millard L Hahn of Minneapolis. Services will be at Tyner chapel at 1:30 p.m. Saturday with Dr. John F Woods. burial at Oak Hill. Friends may call at Turner East.

Guy Samuel Magnus Oben Peay Ay Day Bat Vernon Westminster Presbyteriany Church and Dows Flora Westfall Omaha Millard L. Hahn Minneapolis Tyner Chapel John F. Woods Oak Hillchoeks Tuener

Mrs D J Dunn Atale Laurie Dunn Rites Planned

Mrs D J Dunn Atale Laurie Dunn 60 wife of Donald J Dunn died Wednesday in Mantino Illinois where the Dunns had lived since leaving Cedar Rapids. Survivors include three children Thomas Dunn Shirley Menting Phyllis Valentine Exeter Bruns with N J and Margaret Joyce Indianapolis eight grandchildren and a sister Mira Prank Rhea Cedar Rapids. Services at St Joseph's Catholic Church Mantino Saturday at 10 am with burial in Mantino.

Atale Laurie Dunn Donald J. Dunn Panident Cedar Rapids Mantino Dunn Cedar Thamas Dann Menting Phyllis Valentine Exet Brunswith Margaret Joyce Indianapolis Mira Rhea Cedar’ Rapids St. Joseph's Catholic Church Manting

Mrs Rex Marion Mary Jané Marion Dies in Cedar Rapids

Widow of Rex Marion dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids after forty years residency. Survived by a daughter Marilyn Dirks Cedar Rapids three grandsons and brothers Ament in Westbury Ray Ament of Wapello Ted Ament Davenport Pate Ament Jefferson City Mo. Services pending at Turner Chapel East with members welcome after 11 Saturday.

Mary Jané Marion Rex Marion Cedar Rapids la Grange Marilyn Dirks Eo Ament Westuberty Ray Ament Wapello Ted Ament Pato Jesse Creston Ban Ament Jefferson City Pate Ament Davenport Turner Chapel Salinday

Woman Sues Target Over False Shoplifting Arrest

A Cedar Rapids woman sues Target Stores in federal court for 670000, alleging false and malicious arrest on a shoplifting count. Betty Adne Countryman seeks 20000 actual damages and 650800 in punitive damages, claiming agents Randall Harker and Pat Droesgler filed the charge without probable cause to injure her reputation.

Cedar Rapids Target Stores, Inc Thetfirm Betty Adné Countryman Twenty-ninth Street Rabious

Memorial Services and Burial Arrangements Summary

Memorial services set for Eomab Lenape J on Saturday at 1 pm at Junebu Kube Funeral Home with Reverend Louis V. McDor. Callers may attend at Cedar Memorial for Linwood cemetery burial for Mary Plam. Edith Biazek to be buried at Czech National via Brush Chapel. funeral to be conducted by Reverend George McDill. Arrangements by Cedar Memorial Funeral Home.

Eomab Lenape J Junebu Kube Funera Louis V. McDor Deal Genevieve Faith Turner Chapel Penny Nichols Linwood Cemetery Biazek Edith — Brush George McDill Wilmarth Mary Plam Edmand J

McKinney Continued Dispatch of Federal Case Details

Stark surrendered to Rock County authorities in Rock Totend, Hi, Aug, while Miss Morgan, freed by juvenile authorities, was arrested by the FBI Friday morning. Charles F. Joss, 22, of 1065 Pith avenue SE, was slated for arraignment on a charge tied to an interstate shipment case tried before a grand jury. Schuller, 3100 Thirtieth street, faced charges after a late August search. his wife Lynn remains missing and no evidence of her whereabouts has surfaced. The Friday hearing featured witnesses called by Schuller's attorney amid numerous sustained objections from the county attorney's office as the judge prepared to rule.

Stark Authoities Rock Totend Morgan FBI Charles F. Joss Pith Avenue Joss Keith Schuller Drive Avidenes California Linn District Court Linn Robert Os‘mmundaon

Slayin Leads FBI Sharpshooters in San Juan Hunt

Slayin, head of the FBI San Juan office, guided a team of sharpshooters equipped with tele scopic rifles to aid the local police in the search for a suspect. Among eight fatally shot, two were Miami couples, Charles and Joan Messinger and Richard and Ruth Griffin, with Griffin and Messinger employed by Eastern Air Lines. Three others identified include Pat Terbert, John Gulliver, and Nicholas Beale, all connected to the course as club staff or workers.

Gon FBI San Juan, P. R Coutride Miami Charles Joan Messinger Richard Ruth Griffin Messinger Griffin Eastern Airlines Pat Terbert John Gulliver St. Croix Leominister Mann Nicholas Beale

Lavelle falsified radar strike reports amid secret sessions

In June testimony Lavelle acknowledged stretching rules to protect pilots as radar attack authorization was questioned. Admiral Moorer testified he flagged the firing incident and noted immediate review and a corrective end to the misinterpretation. Sgt. Franks described widespread falsification of after action reports from Udorn, with 16 aircraft escorts and secret cables masking preplanned strikes as protective reaction. The scheme allegedly began in January 1972 and continued through early March, involving many pilots, navigators, and intelligence staff.

Lavelle House Armed Services Senate Armed Services Committee Admirar Senate Moorer Seventh Air Force Orlando Fla Franks Digntssa Man Laird St. Sel Itr Saigon Franke Aid Air Force Lavelie Udorn Franka Viva Frank Gumptlon North Vietnam Seventh Air Force Headquarters Murray Cof Itelalligence Office Alton D. Slay Operaons Southeast Asia Jim

Combat report from Da Nang area amid Phuoc district clash

UPT reporter Edward Bassett noted no action against a third force amid a Friday counterattack by government troops on Communist units near Then Phuoc district capital. Saigon said defenders abandoned Tien Phuoc, but Bassett observed Communist occupation of the town’s military compound edges. Casualty reports range from zero to ten since fighting began with no confirmation of Communist lash outcomes.

UPT Edward Bassett Phuoc da Nang Saigon Tien Phuoc Bassett Sime

Prices Continue Rise Across Wholesale Goods Index

The wholesale price index rose to 119.8 percent of the 1947 baseline, reflecting higher costs for food, materials, and manufactured goods compared with five years earlier. In the past six months the index showed a seasonally adjusted annual rate increase of 5.4 percent, with volatility tied to global events and supply pressures.

Rowe remembered for public service and ad career

Rowe, long tied to utility advertising and GOP leadership in Linn County, was noted for extensive civic work including presidencies at the Public Utilities Advertising Assn and Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce. He taught advertising at the University of Iowa and held multiple club memberships. Services Monday at St. Michael's Episcopal Church followed by burial at Oak Shade Cemetery. Friends may donate to St. Michael's memorial fund.

Public Utilities Sen B.B. Hickenlooper University of Iowa Rowe Public Utilities Advertising Assn Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Whe Elks Lodge University Club of Chicago Des Moines Club Pickwick Club Cedar Rapids Country Club Medinah Club of Chicago Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Hee Republican Linn St. Michael's Episcopal Church Thomas C. Aycock, Jr Oak Shade Cemetary Marin Turner Chapel East St. Michael's Church

Hijack Threat Charge Against Ampey Dropped

Dwayne Ampey, 38, had a federal hijack threat charge dismissed after authorities said there may be insufficient evidence to sustain a conviction. He was jailed on a narcotics case and remains free on bond while awaiting sentencing.

U.S Dwayne Ampey Ninth Avenue Ampey Linn County Tree Gary Wenell Wenell

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