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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1973

Page

4

Cedar Rapids hog market prices Listed in scattered notes

Market prices posted include hogs 200 to 400 pounds at 40.00 to 40.60 per hundredweight with other weight bands noted. Sows around 300 pounds down to 10.00. butchers over 250 pounds show reduced bids per extra ten pounds. Activity varies across multiple markets including Des Moines and Webster City with weekly receipts and price ranges for cattle and poultry also mentioned.

Counley Jowa Hongvesrinanys Suotations Des Moines UPI Wads 3A al Fi Hi Ad.thy

Bluffs Paper Publisher Heads Iowa Daily Press Assn

AP dispatch reports A Illch ard Gross publisher of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil was elected president of the Iowa Daily Press Assn. He succeeds Robert Gyans of Glinton. William Fahy of the Muscatine Journal was named executive vice-president. David H. Elder of the Washington Journal became second vice-president. New IDPA board members include John McCormally, William Woodward, David Morris, and John P. Mele Gaugh.

Dies Movies A. Illchard Gross Council Bluffs Iillay Iowa Daily Press Assn TPA Gross Robert FE. Gyans Glinton Howard Willian Fahy Muscatine Journal David H. Elder Washington Journal IDPA John McCormally Burlington Hawk Eye William Woodward Dubuque

Jolliet-Marquette Expedition Danes Stolen Two Arrested

Zion AP report details the Jolliet-Marquette expedition in Lake Michigan area where two canoes and gear valued at 6000 dollars each were reported missing. Police arrested two youths ages 17 and 18 after witnesses saw them travel up the lake in a canoe and return with a ride.

Sdumner Ludge Wee Lélaxing Gordon Lake Michigan Jin, Phillips Aurora, Jr Lis Maller

Chicago Produce Quotations and Market Notes

Feb and March market items from Chicago. Wholesale dairy and meat quotes show varied prices. Listings mention producers and retailers with limited readable names and figures.

Graduates Hehornle Te Deeb at Northridge campus

A local ceremony at California State University Northridge sees graduates, including Hehornle Te Deeb, completing bachelor degrees. The event marks a milestone for the college community and wider academic achievement in the region.

Hehornle Te Wax Yrechttel Californa State University Northridge Ty Payalolas RY

1600 Pounds Of Assorted Meats Stolen In Break In

A break in at D and N Markets on Second Street SE led to theft of about 1600 pounds of meat including 1100 pounds of vecs, 20 pounds of ham, and 250 pounds of sausage and other items. A grinder, knives and 138 cases of pop were stolen. The incident occurred between 12 05 and 0 15 am Friday with an estimated loss of 2800 dollars.

D and N

Poker Player Isn't Easily Discouraged

Rosamond California AP report details Richard Swain a 42 year old burglar with probation who challenges a county ordinance banning public poker rooms. A judge upholds the law, Swain is cited for breaking it again at a club gate, deputies arrest him for resisting an officer. sheriff calls him a determined card player amid town tensions.

Rosamond Calif Richard Swain Helena Swain Inc Jon Charles Dodge

LIFE Meeting Slated in Cedar Rapids

Life Is For Everyone Iawa entishortion organization will hold a two day meeting in Cedar Rapids on September 22 and 23. Ant Muller Cedar Rapids chapter president said several hundred persons from 30 chapters throughout Java are expected to attend. Officials said attendees will work on proposals to develop support for a constitutional amendment outlawing abortions except to save the mother's life.

Life Is For Everyone LINE Iawa Cedar Rapids Ant Muller Java Roosevelt

Japanese Armed Forces Too Big, Judge Declares

A Sapporo district court judge ruled that Japan's Self Defense Forces exceed constitutional limits on war as policy. The suit by farmers challenged Ikra Nike-Hercules base on Hokkaido, with the government planning appeal if needed. The case traces to 1969 when the court halted forest land use for the base, citing flood risk and constitutional constraints.

Sapporo Japan Sheeo Fukushima Hokkaido Vif Nadonuma Fukushima Munday Henal

Iowa TRACKS panel denies discord among members

Des Moines officials and council member Zarley insist there is no discord on the Confidential Records Council over the new TRACKS crime computer system. Commissioner Sellers says the public safety department has the final say, while Zarley notes differences of opinion will be resolved within the council.

DMS UPI Iowa Council Public Safety Michael Sellers Donald Zarlay Des Moines Public Confidential Records Council Des Moines Register Sellers Commissioner of Public Safety Zarley Department of Public Pam Mr. Setlars

Tribes clash in Pakistan leaves ten dead

In Karachi clashes involving rebel tribesmen have killed ten people over three days, according to a Saturday AP report.

Karachi Pakistan Steparts

Lift Export Controls on Commodities

The Commerce Department announced Sunday that most export controls on agricultural commodities would be relaxed. Licenses will be issued for every export contract entered into on or after Saturday, with full restrictions expected to end by October 1. Commodities include soybeans, cottonseed products, other vegetable oils, animal fats, and soy protein seeds.

Waliington Commerce Department Sriday Nixon

More than 515 Military Men in Civilian Agencies

Washington AP reports that over 515 military officers are assigned to civilian federal agencies outside the Defense Department. Included are 40 officers detailed to the White House and the vice presidency. Pentagon figures provided to Sen. Symington’s committee describe the issue amid questions about Alexander Haig’s status after becoming President Nixon’s chief of staff.

Washington Defense Department Pentagon White House Stuart Symington Bmo Armed Services Army Lexander Haig Nixon Haig Syimington Congress

Governor names Douglass to United Nations committee panel

Marion a Yo WN, Unit Cy Douglass at 244 Northview Drive, is appointed by Governor Hay to the executive committee of the governor s UN committee. Douglass serves as executive director of the Iowa division of the United Nutlets association.

Cy Douglass Northview Drive Robert Hay United Nations Douglass Iowa United Nutlets Association

Local churches schedule Sunday services and education

A compiled listing shows Marion area churches with hours for worship and Sunday schools. Venues include Grave Baptist at 440 South Fifteenth Street, Robins Faith Bible at Mary and Mentzer, Catholic mass with Juste Kane and Martin W. Play at 905 Fifth Avenue, and several others across towns, detailing worship times and school sessions.

Bethed Bayseet TI Wight Avenue the Hey Calvin Thorpe Warthly First Bante Hourtges Avenue Wine Lylé W Ee Warship Grave Baptist South Fifteenth Street Donih. Martin Schoyl Squaw Creek Watkins Scnoal Kerrsoll W. Jelinelund Robins Faith Bible Mary and Mentzer Streets Yelion | Fish Jiscpis Catholic Fifth Avenue Juste Kane Martin W. Play John Casey Fourtenth Street Ion Mation Christian McGowan Boulevard Peter M. Morgan Robink Church of the Brethren Narold Justice Church of Christ Eighteenth Street William Gain Bible School Axcension Lutheran Grand Avenue Denny d. Brake Lutheran Church of the Twenty-seventh Steel Joha Huber First United Methodist Fighth Avenue Glen W. Lamb J. My Steffenson Seamon Keep W. Toye Armen AF Kanal This Reformed Presbyterian South Fifteenth Street Church of God Ninth Avenue W. J. Kuryluk

Iowa historians greet new members across counties

A total of 70 persons joined the State Historien Geokery of Iowa during July and August, with one new Life Membership. The 71 members hail from 48 towns across four counties, Cedar Rapids reporting four new members: Gerald J. Alkan Constance A. Johnson Mrs. Russell F L Knapp and Leo B Sedlacek.

Towa City Towa State Historien Geokery Iowa Inova Cedar Rapids Gerald J. Alkan Constance A. Johnson Russell FL Knapp Leo B. Sedlacek

Over 31 000 in Swim Programs in Cedar Rapids

The Learn to Swim program in Cedar Rapids reported over 41 010 total daily attendance with about 3 800 students participating. Classes covered a range from beginner to general lifesaving at various pools and were conducted by 1 817 recipients and 1 400 adult and youth volunteers.

Pronamal Cedar Rapids Bever Ellis J. Jones Noelridge

Fragmented Chronicle of Historical Events Across Decades

A garbled OCR item recounts multiple distant events including a Labor Day work accident with hundreds affected, a German acknowledgment of a Russian capture, and references to Turin Italy and a last holdouts by military forces. Names appear distorted and dates are unclear.

Ives Shulto Germany Lana Miner Lex Baekeritas Turin Italy Teed

Commerce Unit Orders Refunds From Two Utilities

Iowa Commerce Commission Friday ordered North Central Public Service Co and Hawkeye State Telephone Co to refund about 505000 to customers for overcharges. North Central must return 390000 including tax to Perry Algona and Port Madison areas, averaging 49 per residential heating customer. Hawkeye State Telephone to refund roughly 176000 with interest from a March 1972 rate hike.

DES Moines UPI IoWa Commerce Commissign Commissionera Maurice van Notrand North Central Public Service Co Wales Perry Algona Port Madison North Central Hawkeye State Telephone Co Knoxville T O Veit Tte 0 Institute

Liquor Loophole Debate On Sunday Sales

DES MOINES AP Iowa Sunday liquor sales law may allow taverns to count nonalcoholic goods as part of business to permit Sunday beer and liquor sales. State officials cited varying thresholds with hearings noting confusion over what qualifies.

Des Moines Iowa Levi Chetesler Gavin Nevins State Department of Pubiic Safety

Battle Drawing Not Requiring License In Iowa

An Iowa attorney general opinion states state liquor officials will not need a gambling license to distribute 600 American Legion commemorative battle bottles in a drawing. Assistant Attorney General Raymond Sullins said the drawing is not a lottery since participants do not pay to enter and no purchase is required to win. Rolland Gallagher, director of the Town beer and liquor department, will supervise the drawing for 600 bottles next Friday. the key lottery elements money chance and prize are deemed absent.

DES Moines UPI Tnwa Raymond Sullitis Pplnlny Rolland Gallagher Town Beer and Liquor Department Sullins

Buchanan County Arrest Report Mentions Gaul Bond

Joseph J. Gaul, 3, of address in Linn County, was arrested Friday in Buchanan County on a charge of giving false information to a police officer. An arrest warrant led to the local jail with a $50 bond set for Gaul.

Joseph J. Gaul Adl Swenue Buchanan Couty Gaul Linn County

Labor Council Backs Cedar Rapids School Board By District

The Hawkeye Labor Council voted to support the delegation of Cedar Rapids Community School Board members by district. In a Saturday statement, it argued most board members aren’t responsive to most taxpayers and parents. It contends district elections would force members to be more beholden to voters and reflect the district’s will. Voters in Cedar Rapids will decide Tuesday whether trustees should be elected by district.

Hawkeye Cedar Rapids

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