Daily Record Weather Summary and Coastal Readings
Daily weather report with high and low temperatures across multiple cities, rainfall amounts, and extended forecast. Includes noon and afternoon readings, barometer and humidity, sunrise and sunset times, and river dam data for Iowa locations such as Coralville Lake, LaCrosse, Lansing, Dam No. 9, McGregor, Guttenberg, Dubuque, Davenport, and Keokuk.
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Gazette
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam No
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
City Officials Record Local Births and Incidents
A list of births in Sept includes Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of Shellsburg with a daughter and several other families from Cedar Rapids Marion and Independence. Police and fire call log notes 2:15 p.m. to 7:44 p.m. Saturday incidents including wires down, smoke seen, open burning checks, a cigarette butt at Central fire station, grass set by unknown persons, gas leak at Lennox avenue NE, and sprinkler surge at Kirkwood Community College. Court notices report debts and assets for local residents and businesses. multiple speeding fines totaling $10 and costs. unauthorized driver charges. and stop sign violations with fines to named residents.
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Sixteenth Street
Central Fire Station
Fifth Avenue
Maan
First Avenue E
Thirty-eighth Street
Lennox Avenue
L Street
Kirkwood Community College
Disturbances and fines list with funeral notices
Avenue NW fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace. Melvin J Lambert Brunswick Missouri fined ten dollars and costs for disturbances. J W Herbert Ross drunkenness fined fifteen dollars and costs with no address. Patricia White Hiawatha George Gilbert 1920 Second Avenue SE each fined ten dollars and costs. Mark Hagerman 1120 Avenue NW John Blumer 65 Cherry Hill Road NW each fined ten dollars. Abel Mark 710 Twenty Ninth Avenue SW, Douglas Hunt Springville Cecil Edgeton 1237 Fourth Street SW two charges each ten dollars and costs. Perry Ewins Waterloo consuming beer on city property fined twenty five dollars and costs. Obituaries and services follow for Bertram Edwin Brown 45. Services Wednesday at 1 30 Baxter's Marion. Ryan John C Harris 78. Services Wednesday at 10 St Patrick's church Rosary Monday at 8 wake Tuesday at 8 Shelly's Manchester. Manchester Harry W Meader 61. Services Thursday at 1 30 Shelly's after 7 p m Tuesday. Edgewood Ethel Barnes 78. Services Tuesday 1 30 Appleton's. Vinton James E Carlson 34. Services Wednesday 10 St Mary's Catholic church Rosary Tuesday 8 Campbell's. Olin John Zubler 63. Services Wednesday 1 30 Goettsch's Anamosa Masonic rites 8 p m Tuesday. Blairstown Bessie Ethel Burkhart 85 Services Tuesday 2 Presbyterian church. Pef fers Halverson Manchester Eda Wendling 87 Services Wednesday 2 St Johns Lutheran church Dundee. Friends may call after 7 p m Monday Bohnenkamp's.
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Melvin J Lambert
Brunswick
J. W. Herbert
Ross
Patricia ‘White
Hiawatha
George Gilbert
Second Avenue SE
Mark Hagerman
Avenue NW
John Blumer
Cherry Hill Road
Mark “Abel
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Douglas Hunt
Springsville
Cecil Edgeton
Fourth Street
Perry Ewins
Waterloo
Manchester
Harry W. Meader
Shelly’s
Edgewood
Ethel Barnes
Appleton’s
Vinton
James E. Carlson
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Campbell’s
Olin
John Zubler
Goettsch’s
Anamosa
Blairstown
Bessie Ethel Burkhart
Presbyterian Church
Peffers-Halverson
Eda Wendling
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Dundee
Bohnenkamp’s
Soviet leader Kosygin to visit Algiers to deepen ties
Moscow reports that premier Kosygin will visit Algiers next month, aiming to boost already strong Soviet Algeria economic and political relations. Some 3,000 Soviet experts are aiding Algeria's industrialization and land reform, with further cooperation expected upon his visit.
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Moscow
API
Algeria
Russia
Kosygin
Algiers
Recruit team to hire 200 teachers for Papua
Officials said a recruiting team would visit the Philippines, Ceylon, India and Singapore to fill 200 teacher vacancies in Papua New Guinea.
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Port Moreby
Easy to Use and Hard to Beat Ad Offer
Classified notice touts a simple, unbeatable ad package with contact number 369-1234 for quick placement. Local readers are urged to call for a value driven classified option.
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Dial
Courthouse Mobile Home Fees Jump in August
Linn county treasurer reports August registrations and delinquent penalties totaling 24 243 25 dollars, up from 10 384 25 the prior year. Delinquent penalties reached 9 678 45 versus 1 977 45, as updated records back to 1965 and a new enforcement law boosted collections. About 900 mobile homes were billed, with some fees reaching 1 250 dollars and many in the 500 to 600 range. Fees go to taxing districts. penalties to the county general fund.
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Linn County
James Hennessey
Hennessey
County General Fund
Edwin Brown 45 Bertram mayor and WWII veteran dies
BERTRAM Edwin Brown 45 died Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital born Oct 9 1925 at Bertram married Angeline Snenicka Dec 20 1949 in Cedar Rapids. He was a Schwitter s foreman and Bertram mayor for four years a Bertram Methodist member and World War II veteran. Survivors include his wife two sons Wayne Kevin a daughter Carol mother Mrs Gus Brown a brother Jim two sisters Margaret Jones Ariadene Coonfare. Services Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Baxter chapel Marion with military rites at Campbell cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p m Monday.
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Bertram
Edwin Brown
Cedar Rapids
Angeline Snenicka
Schwitter’s, Inc
Brown
Bertram Methodist Church
Wayne
Kevin
Carol
Gus Brown
Jim
Margaret Jones
Ariadene Coonfare
Marion
Baxter Chapel
Campbell Cemetery
William Cech dies at 64 in Cedar Rapids obituary
William Cech 64 of 1627 B avenue NE Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a short illness. A Saginaw Mich. native, he lived here 32 years. He was a merchant tailor for 50 years and taught tailoring in adult education. Surviving wife Winnifred, plus children, grandchildren, and siblings. Services Tuesday at Central Park Presbyterian Church. burial at Cedar Memorial. Donations to church memorial fund preferred.
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William Cech
Avenue NE
Saginaw
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Weserhaven
Germany
Winnifred Irene Hellus
Clancy’s Ltd
Cech
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Mizpah Lodge
A.F
el Kabir Shrine
Anton Cech
Smithtown
Long Island
N. Y
James C. Fisher
Mequon
Wis
Robert
Central Park Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund
Obituary for Jean Ethel Pinney Ristedt of Cedar Rapids
Jean Ethel Pinney Ristedt 86 native of Cedar Rapids died in Santa Clara California She was a former teacher and chaired AAUW fellowship fund 1954 59 regional director of Wellesley College fund 1954 56 and led Planned Parenthood in Cedar Rapids and Kansas City Surviving Henry Pinney Ristedt Portola Valley Calif a son two grandchildren one great grand sister Mrs Charlotte Macauley Cedar Rapids Services Grace Episcopal Church 10 30 a m Tuesday officiated by Canon D A Loferski and Rev Gordon P Roberts Cremation to follow Oak Hill Cemetery Friends may donate to Carolyn Dowdy Fund Woman's City Club Kansas City Missouri Turner Chapel East in charge of arrangements
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Jean Ethel Pinney Ristedt
Cedar Rapids
Santa Clara
Calif
AAUW
Fellowship Fund
Wellesley College
Planned Parenthood
Kansas City
Henry Pinney Ristedt
Portola Valley
Widow Albin Hach 75 Dies After Short Illness
Albin S Hach 75 of 1832 B avenue NW widow of Wencil Hach died Sunday after a short illness. Born Cedar Rapids August 2 1896 she was a lifelong resident. No immediate survivors. Services Tuesday at 3 pm at Janeba Kuba funeral home west by Rev John L Glover Immanuel Baptist Church. Burial Czech National. Friends may call after 6 pm Monday.
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Albin S. Hach
B Avenue NW
Wencil Hach
Cedar Rapids
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
John L. Glover
Immanuel Baptist Church
Janeba-Kuba
Edward E Hach 86 dies after brief illness
Edward E. Hach 86 of 1030 Twentieth Street SE dies after a short illness. He was president of Hach Bros. Co. born February 19, 1885 in Cedar Rapids and lifelong resident. A prominent musician active in civic projects including Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce and Jane Boyd Community House. Surviving wife Mary Broulck Drapela, a daughter and a stepdaughter, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren, three sisters and a brother. Services Wednesday at First Congregational Church with Mizpah lodge conducting Masonic rites. Burial at Czech National with Jan Hus IOOF lodge grave side services. Memorial gifts suggested to Shrine Crippled Children Fund or First Congregational Church memorial fund.
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Edward E. Hach
Twentieth Street
Hach Bros. Co
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Zitek
Robert Pardubsky
Joseph Kastanek
Dallas
Peter Hach
First Congregational Church
J. Richard Wagner
Mizpah
Fat Brosh Chapel
Shrine Crippled Childrens Fund
First Congregational Church Memorial Fund
W P Thompson dies after short illness in Cedar Rapids
W P Woody Thompson 57 of 3621 Mt Vernon Rd SE Cedar Rapids died Monday after a short illness. Born Oct 4 1913 in Shellsburg he lived 28 years in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife Josephine, son Jeffery Thompson of Pittsburgh daughter Mrs Russell Slaman Cedar Rapids two brothers four grandchildren. Service 10 30 am Thursday Chapel of Memories Westminster Church burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Cedar Memorial after 3 pm Tuesday and at chapel after 9 am Thursday. In lieu of flowers American Cancer Fund. Casket to be closed at 10 am Thursday.
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W. P. “Woody’’ Thompson
Mt. Vernon Road
Newhall
Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg
Josephine G. Goodwin
Vinton
Link-Belt Speeder Corp
Thompson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jeffery Thompson
Pittsburgh
Russell Slaman
Francis Thompson
Norway
Logan Thompson
Chapel of Memories
John P. Woods
Westminster Church
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
American Cancer Fund
Lennie Sargent obituary from Cedar Rapids area
Lennie Sargent 82, former Cedar Rapids resident, died Friday in Seminole Florida after a brief illness. Born November 8 1889 in Strawberry Point he moved to Cedar Rapids then Florida. Survived by wife Iona daughter Sophia Hoffman stepdaughter Shirley Horak son Julius seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren and sister Leona Clarke. Services Brush chapel 10 30 a m Wednesday Rev A T Washington. Burial County Corners cemetery near Strawberry Point. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday.
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Lennie L. Sargent
Cedar Rapids
Seminole
Fla
Strawberry Point
Florida
Iona
Sophia Hoffman
Papillion
Shirley Horak
St. Petersburg
Julius
Redwood City
Calif
Leona Clarke
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
County Corners
Death notice for Katherine Ann Schrimper aged 91
Katherine Ann Schrimper 91 of Cedar Rapids route 3 died Monday after a long illness. Born November 14 1879 in Norway she married William D. Schrimper October 8 1902 in Cedar. Survived by sons Rolland Schrimper Marion Merlen H Schrimper Cedar Rapids a daughter Mrs Gerald Byron Center Point six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral is in Chapel of Memories Kenwood Park United Methodist Church burial Buffalo Cemetery Cedar Memorial funeral home noon Tuesday services by Rev Clifton Ellerbeck.
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Katherine Ann Schrimper
Cedar Rapids
Norway
William D. Schrimper
Rolland Schrimper
Marion
Merlen H. Schrimper
Gerald Byron
Center Point
Clifton Ellerbeck
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Buffalo Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Pearl Jones 85 Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Pearl Jones 85 of 922 Seventh Street SE Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a long illness. Born June 14 1886 in Centerville Texas she belonged to Holiness Church of San Diego Calif She is survived by four brothers A Z Curry Cedar Rapids Tom Curry Mexia Texas Oldie Curry and Smith Curry and sister Jessie Mae Curry Johnson Palestine Texas Services will be held at Turner Chapel East at a time to be announced.
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Pearl Jones
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Centerville
Texas
Holiness Church of
San Diego
Calif
A. Z. Curry
Tom Curry
Mexic
Oldie Curry
Smith Curry
Jessie Mae Curry Johnson
Palestine
Turner Chapel East
Death of John P. Green 1897 Cedar Rapids Resident
John P. Green 73 of 803 Fav enue NW Cedar Rapids lifelong resident died Sunday. Born October 22 1897 in Russell he married Hazel Miller in 1925. He served as department head at Killian's 39 years and belonged to St Patrick's Catholic Church and the Good Fellows. Survived by his wife. Services Wednesday 9 am at St Patrick's with Rev Paul J Maguire officiating. Burial Mt Calvary. Rosary Tuesday 7:30 pm at Teahen chapel with calling Tuesday.
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John P. Green
Cedar Rapids
Russell
Hazel Miller
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
The
Good Fellows
Killian’s
St. Patrick’s Church
Paul J. Maguire
Campbell Charles F Beatty-Bearle chapel service details
Charles F Campbell was laid to rest at Linwood Cemetery after a 1:30 p.m. Monday service conducted by Dr. Arnold Herbst of St Pauls United Methodist Church at Beatty Bearle chapel. Lois K Kay received a 3 p.m. Monday service at Turner chapel west, burial followed at Cedar Memorial Cemetery with Dr Arnold Herbst officiating.
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Campbell
Charles F
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Arnold Herbst
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Kay
Lois K
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Thief Among Own: Lyon Police Officer Accused
In Lyon France police say Edward Savineau a 44 year old officer stole a plate from an antique shop and hid 3000 dollars worth of paintings in his apartment all taken from police headquarters.
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Lyon
France
UPI
Edmond Savineau
Savineau
Pled Guilty To Skip Stay in County Jail
In Cincinnati, Joseph Lee Mullins, 28, pleaded guilty in federal court to a $50,000 bank robbery. He cited overcrowding at Hamilton County Jail as reason for skipping a jail stay. Judge Timothy Hogan sentenced Mullins to 20 years in a federal prison.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Joseph Lee Mullins
Hamilton County
U. S. District Court
Timothy Hogan
Mullins
Cedar Rapids School Board Race Sees Five Seek Two Seats
In last year’s election 2,857 votes were cast across 25 precincts, a turnout slightly above normal. Five candidates compete for two Cedar Rapids community-school board seats, including the two incumbents, while a Kirkwood Community College levy extension of three quarters of a mill appears on the ballot.
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Cedar Rapids Community
Cedar Rapids Mayor Canney seeks second term
Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Canney announced at a city hall press conference that he is filing nomination papers for another term. The 40 year old leader cited progress on priorities such as economy, taxes, housing for the elderly, crime prevention, and regional government planning while planning to discuss detailed plans during the campaign.
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City Hall
Cedar Rapids
Donald Canney
Canney
Stewart Shank
Papers Filed for Finance Office By K. P. Quinn
Kenneth P. Quinn, 62, of 2612 Falcon drive NE, Cedar Rapids, filed nomination papers Monday for city finance commissioner. Fifth candidate, Quinn formerly directed regional insurance operations for Continental Assurance Co from 1951 to 1969 and has since 1969 worked as an independent agent and financial planning consultant. He is a native of Elkader, a Loras College graduate, and member of Life Underwriters Assn Elks Knights of Columbus Catholic Layman's Club and St Matthew's Church. He hopes for action oriented programs with federal and state participation to control taxes.
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Kenneth P. Quinn
Falcon Drive
Cedar Rapids
Continental Assurance Co
Elkader
Loras College
Dubuque
Life Underwriters Assn
the Elks
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Layman’s Club
St.Matthew’s Catholic Church
Honsell files papers for re-election to Cedar Rapids bench
Incumbent Cedar Rapids municipal court Judge August F. Honsell Jr. obtained nomination papers on Monday to seek another term. At 35 he is the third candidate for the three judges’ seats up for re-election this fall. He was cleared in an earlier probe of court practices that led to censure of Loren Hullinger Jr. and John B. Reilly. Hullinger and Reilly have not yet declared. Primary is October 19.
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Cedar Rapids
August F.honsell, Jr
Hansell
Loren Hullinger, Jr
John B. Reilly
Reilly
Hullinger
Storms ease after Fern floods Texas and Northeast devastation
Rain and flood warnings stretched from Texas to New Jersey as Fern and Heidi battered the region. Beeville and Alice in Texas reported heavy rainfall while New Jersey faced two drownings, evacuations, and disaster declarations. Maryland and D.C. areas saw flooding and a tornado touch down in Prince Georges county. Coast guard and navy helicopters continued rescue operations along the Nueces river banks.
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Fern
Texas
Mexico
Beeville
Tex
Alice
National Weather Service
Puerto Rico
Barbados
Caribbean
Maryland
New England
Heidi
U. S
New Jersey
National Guard
New York Metropolitan Area
Long Island Expressway
Northern State Parkway
Manhattan
West Side Highway
East River Drive
Prince Georges County
Montgomery County
Washington
Seneca Creek
Corpus Christi
Coast Guard
Navy
Nueces River
Prison Amnesty Talk Sparks Outcry at Maximum Security Prison
Mediation team member Tom Wicker of The New York Times reports anger from onlookers as discussion of amnesty for inmates continues. Five hostages reportedly asked for amnesty, while Gov. Rockefeller rejected the idea citing lack of constitutional authority to grant such a demand.
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Tom Wicker
The
New York Times
William Quinn
Wicker
Gov. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mao License Is The Real Thing
In Vienna officials of Austria's automobile touring club found a driver’s license bearing pictures of Chinese Chairman Mao Tse-tung. They initially thought a joke but confirmed the document was genuine. A Peking diplomat used the license for stamping, with Mao’s image on the first three pages and the holder’s photo on the fourth.
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Vienna
UPI
Austria
Automobile Touring Club
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Mao
Editor Dies in Summit at 64
Luman H. Long, 64, editor of the World Almanac and Book of Facts, died Sunday in Summit New Jersey. He guided the reference work for decades and was a familiar figure in journalism circles.
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Arthur Carter
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Ninth Street
Robert Rodriguez
Thirty-fifth Street
James Chisolm
Richard Deever
First Street
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Jacalyn Drive
Jacalyn Cech
Steven Hoyt
Judith Curtin
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Lisbon
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Chicago
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Tenth Street NW
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Second Avenue
Brian Mangold
Thirtieth Street
Lyle Klein
Harold Lohr
Luzerne
John Lewis
Robert Hupp
C Avenue
Charles Aukima
A Avenue
Carol Headrick
Twenty-seventh Street
William Johnson
James Connington
Thirty-second Street
Jane Chadima
Adams Road
Mary Hanley
Regal Avenue
Marjorie Ludwig
Scandia
Minn
Michael Sheldon
Eighth Street
Rebecca Karr
Ellis Boulevard
Patricia Morrissey
Day Street
Ricky Miller
Twenty-first Street
Floyd Mumm
Fourteenth Avenue
Charles Blood
Gary Werner
Richard Waterhouse
Urbana
Michael Perkins
Southland Street
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Soviet
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Royal Ontario Museum
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Heri Nicki-Szabo
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Lennie Sargent
Katherine Schrimper
Green Thumb Flower Shop
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Mayor Canney
Finance
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