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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
1
The notice compiles Midland daily weather data, including rainfall totals for September, barometer and humidity readings, wind directions, and a list of flood stages for nearby towns. It also reports births, marriages dissolved, petitions for bankruptcy, speeding fines, traffic violations, and obituaries, with names and addresses of involved individuals and institutions.
C Lee Winger of 1495 Grand Avenue Marion died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Blaine and children Curt Dixie Lee Denise and one grandson, services set at Turner Chapel East at 10:00 a.m. Sunday with Rev. Jay A. Miller officiating. Burial follows a 4 ereni lion committal. donation to charity requested.
The College Community board heard plans for a sewer line easement and access road along the west campus edge to a pumping station. The tentative agreement lowers costs by 15 000 to 20 000, city digs trench, Iowa Electric supplies cable, and the city grades the road. The meeting covered campus site development and grading for sports facilities with costs estimated between 17 000 and 20 100 dollars.
A 1953 study by experts from University of Rochester and Los Alamos found 25 men heavily exposed to plutonium during the Manhattan Project show no detectable cancer signs ten years later. Only three were dropped from follow ups as their health appeared unaffected. Conditions at the secret plant were described as deplorable by present standards.
Obituary notices list Teresa Cox 72 of Cedar Rapids dies in Dubuque after nursing career. Irma Vosmek 76 of Cedar Rapids widow of Frederick Vosmek dies after short illness. Helen Libal 71 of Santa Barbara widow of Joseph Libal dies. Jansen Albert, Hillis Raymond A., Swenka Blanche, Tome Winton Grover Turner chapels note services. burials at Linwood Cedar Memorial Palo and Cedar Memorial Cemeteries. Local churches and auxiliaries mentioned.
The American Conservative Union labeled Rhode Island's House delegation the least conservative in the nation a factual rating cited by Reps Fernand J St Germain and Robert C Terman who call it a compliment, noting Mississippi's earlier high mark and defending their progressive stance.
Former Cedar Rapids police detective James D. Steinbeck, aged 401 Forty-second Street SE, announced his candidacy for Cedar Rapids public safety commissioner. He urged ethical, professional operation of safety departments and administrative diligence, while denying involvement in any police department investigation.
Washburn 24 of 2120 North Towns Place NE Cedar Rapids pled guilty in federal court to conspiracy and three counts of counterfeiting with a plea arrangement that suspended two year sentences on three counts. Sturgeon 530 Tenth Street SE faces additional related charges as the case unfolds with witnesses including Midwest Paper Co. manager Leonard Fox and secret service agents describing the alleged counterfeit operation.
Downtown Enterprise Builders faces repeated delays on a 25 story Cedar Rapids project as financing approval stalls at high levels. President Peter Bezanson noted FHA hold and White House scrutiny, with Nate Ruben assisting, leaving ground breaking postponed.
New York attorney for former attorney general John W. Mitchell sought subpoenas for all White House tapes relevant to the federal conspiracy case. Assistant U S Attorney John R Ring said the White House asked to quash the subpoenas.
A former senator Eugene McCarthy aide says McCarthy is seriously weighing a run for Minnesota’s 4th district seat being vacated by Rep. Walther. McCarthy, who served 12 years in the Senate and five in the House, will decide soon after visiting Minnesota next week for discussions with supporters.
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