Weather roundup with temperatures and rainfall across cities
The Daily Record reports Sunday highs and overnight lows, with precipitation totals for Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Houston Seattle Los Angeles and Washington. Additional notes cover barometer, humidity at noon, wind from Gazette weather station, sunrise and sunset times, and river/dam readings.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L. Angeles
Washington
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Gazette
Local Birth Announcements and Evening Incident Log
Cedar Rapids area notices of births and family acknowledgments list multiple September dates and new arrivals at various addresses. The entry also records several traffic violations and minor incidents along with a series of fines for disobeying traffic signals and related infractions.
Hostages Held in Jordan Split, Negotiations Continue
McCloskey said hostages are located perhaps in Amman or nearby, possibly in smaller groups. ICRC remains active in Amman while Andre Rochat returns to Switzerland to brief officials. Five governments insisted no decision on Palestinian captives can occur until all prisoners held by Jordanian commandos are freed. Britain, Germany, Switzerland, Israel, and the United States are involved, with U.S. airlines among those hijacked.
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Amman
McCloskey
International Committee of the Red Cross
Andre Rochat
Switzerland
ICRC
Bern
Jordan
Britain
Germany
Europe
Israel
Mid-East
Tiny Capsule Powers Nuclear Heart Hope At Los Alamos
LASL researchers refined a platinum coated capsule using plutonium 238 to power plastic heart pumps. The device stores heat energy while the patient rests and delivers it to drive a blood pumping mechanism. Officials say the goal is to help 10,000 annual transplants someday, though tissue compatibility and rejection remain major hurdles.
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Los Alamos, N. M
UPI
Joseph Leary
U. S
Leary
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
LASL
Hostages in hijack commit to continued release talks
In Bonn a proposed deal between the Popular Front and West Germany for freeing two West Germans and an American husband was rejected. Hostages remained under guard as crew members described good treatment amid tense conditions. Post-hijack scenes sparked discussion on psychological warfare and ongoing international responses.
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Popular Front
West Germany
Bonn
TWA
Alfred Kiburis
Paris
James Mager
Smith’s Parish
Bermuda
Forfeitures and fines listed in local notices
Dixey Behnken of Brookville Ohio forfeits a 15 dollar bond for failing to follow a marked truck route Herman Box of Dallas Texas also forfeits 15 dollars for the same offense Excessive smoke and right of way violations result in 15 dollar fines and costs for Everette Nemer of Park Avenue SE and Richard Akely of 4812 Louisa Street NE Anamosa Mrs Howard Coder 64 is noted for services in Traer Charles Kindera 41 services at St Marys Wa verly burial at St Pauls Traer Kaiser Corsons in Waverly Williamsburg Mrs Irwin Jones 71 Joliet Illinois services Wednesday 2 Connie Sue Shaull 17 services Tuesday 2 30 McSwiggin Uhlmann casket not opened Aurora David Lee Yeoman 30 services Tuesday 1 30 White's Independence military rites at Spangler cemetery Belle Plaine Rita M Clark 37 services Tuesday 9 30 St Michaels Rosary Monday 8 Hrabaks
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Dixey Behnken
Brookville
Ohio
Herman Box
Dallas
Texas
Richard Akely
Louisa Street
Everette Nemer
Park Avenue SE
Albert Levy
C Street
Patricia Tickal
L Street
Paul Kohout
Lisbon
Anamosa
Howard Coder
Goettsch’s. Traer
Charles Kindera
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Waverly
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Traer
Kaiser-Corson’s
Williamsburg
Irwin Jones
Joliet Ill
Jones
Connie Sue Shaull
McSwiggin- Uhlmann
Aurora
David Lee Yeoman
White’s
Independence
Spangler Cemetery
Belle Plaine
Rita M. Clark
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Hrabak’s
Two Named to Posts on City Parks Force
Dale Huddleson 21 becomes city horticulturist for Cedar Rapids. Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis announced Monday. Huddleson, formerly of Minot North Dakota, holds a BS in horticulture from Iowa State University and earns 650 dollars monthly. James Lockwood 23 of 1274 Elmhurst Drive NE is hired as full time landscape architect after four months as seasonal. Lockwood, a BS in landscape architecture from Iowa State, earns 715 dollars monthly.
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Dale Huddleson
Cedar Rapids
Stan Reinis
Huddleson
Minot, N. D
Iowa State University
Reinis
James Lockwood
Elmhurst Drive
Lockwood
Glose Schools Closed After Racial Fights Erupt
In Bogalusa Louisiana authorities closed all city schools after fights between white and Negro pupils at Bogalusa West High School. Police used tear gas to disperse clashes on the sprawling campus. The shutdown affects two high schools a junior high and eight elementary schools with more than 5 000 students enrolled.
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Bogalusa
Bogalusa West High School
Plane hijacked and landed safely in Munich
A Romanian airliner bound for Prague hijacked Monday and landed safely at Munich Riem airport. A spokesman said several passengers were aboard and all were well. Police took the hijackers into custody.
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Munich
Prague
Riem
Newcastle student on head sets beer record
New castle England UPI reports Chris Lawson a Newcastle University student claimed a world record by drinking three and a half pints of beer in two minutes while standing on his head.
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Newcastle
England
UPI
Newcastle University
Chris Lawson
Two men sentenced in Linn county district court
Larry P Lawrence Jr 19 received a six month suspended county jail term for possession of marijuana for personal use with probation to William Harnish after a Dec 19 Cedar Rapids apartment search uncovered a suitcase of suspected marijuana. Harold E Barger Jr 22 got a one year suspended term plus a $50 fine for larceny in the nighttime of merchandise under $20 related to $83.95 worth of car dealer parts stolen May 26 Cedar Rapids.
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Linn County
Larry P. Lawrence, Jr
William Eads
Lawrence
William Harnish
Cedar Rapids
Harold E. Barger, Jr
Ansel Chapman
Barger
Auto union and GM near strike as talks collapse
Woodcock and Bramblett described the stalemate in talks with GM that began July 15. The UAW lowered its wage demand from 1 to 63 cents an hour while GM offered 38 cents. GM warned the package costs about 1.9 billion in wages over three years. Preparations for a strike were nearly complete in 138 U.S. and seven Canadian locals with thousands of picket signs printed.
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Woodcock
Bramblett
General Motors
U.S
Canadian
United Auto Workers
Man Sues Lisbon Men For Damages In Auto Crash
Richard C. Coulbourn of Cedar Rapids sues Stanley Franta of Stan's DX Lisbon and Darrell Shelton for 216000 claiming a wheel replacement by the defendants caused a highway 30 crash. He alleges permanent disability after the tire repair led to a wheel coming off on a bridge, stalling the car and causing a collision with another vehicle.
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Linn District Court
Richard C. Coulbourn
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
Stanley Franta
Stan
Coulbourn
Wildcat Strikes Hit GM Plants in Canada
Wildcat strikes hit three General Motors of Canada plants in Oshawa Ontario. The actions occurred Monday about 18 hours before an official strike was slated to begin at GM plants in the United States and Canada.
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Oshawa, Ont
General Motors of
Canada
U. S
Fairfax Man Arrested on Assault Warrant
Robert E. Snell aged 21 of Fairfax was arrested by a Linn county sheriff's officer Sunday evening on a warrant from an assault and battery charge signed before Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers. The information was signed by M. Joan Snell of Fairfax. The defendant was released on a $110 bond.
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Robert E. Snell
Fairfax
Linn County
Bill for Family Doctors Passed
Washington AP The Senate approved legislation to fund family medicine departments by allocating 425 million through fiscal 1975 for medical schools creating separate family medicine departments. The bill passed 64 to 1 with Senator Williams voting no, joined by Senator Dominick in opposing due to administration doubts and a pending welfare department recommendation.
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Washington
Senate
House
Williams
R-Cel
Sen
Dominick
R-Colo
Welfare Department
Drug Case Remanded To Juvenile Court
Steven Jahncke an 18 year old of 515 Twenty seventh avenue SW was charged in Linn district court with sale of marijuana and his case was remanded to juvenile court Friday for alleged sale to a police undercover agent on Aug 6.
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Steven Jahncke
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Linn District Court
School Vote Dispute Over Voter Roll Omissions
Faches ruled names were not turned in due to human error and that such error should not disenfranchise about 200 people. Some voters lacked registration rolls as officials challenged them. Voters were asked for pink receipt slips. county attorney advised an oath vote option under Section 49.81 of the Iowa Code.
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Faches
Iowa
First Graduates In Seattle Pioneer Medical Aide Program
Fourteen men completed Seattle's pioneer program to convert former military medical corps personnel into physician assistants. The Sunday graduation marks the first class finished in this conversion effort.
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Seattle
Nixon Assures Unionists Of Unemployment Fight
President Nixon told AFL-CIO leaders and other union chiefs at a White House Labor Day dinner that his administration will not pursue an unemployment strategy. He cited signs of inflation cooling and stressed no acceptable unemployment level. He noted economy shifts from wartime to peacetime and promised further action to combat unemployment.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Obituary: Sarah Ainsworth Active Church Worker Dies
Sarah Ainsworth 79 of 435 Eighth Avenue SW widow of Harry Ainsworth died Monday after a lingering illness. Born June 14 1891 at Delta she lived in Cedar Rapids about 60 years and served Trinity United Methodist Church as office secretary for more than 25 years. She belonged to multiple church and civic groups and is survived by a daughter Mrs Leo Luense of Marion a son Warren Ainsworth of Elgin Illinois a sister Mrs Nellie Swann of Cedar Rapids a brother T A Knox of Laporte Minnesota and three grandchildren. Services at Trinity United Methodist Church time to be announced burial Linwood Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Trinity church memorial fund Teahen Funeral Home in charge.
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Sarah Ainsworth
Eighth Avenue SW
Harry Ainsworth
Delta
Cedar Rapids
Trinity United Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Ida Gard
Cedar
OES
Gethsemane White Shrine
Royal Neighbors
Leo Luense
Marion
Warren Ainsworth
Elgin
Ill
Nellie Swann
T. A. Knox
Laporte
Minn
Linwood Cemetery
Trinity Church
Teahen Funeral Home
Myrtle V. Montross
Iowa Avenue
James P. Montross
United Methodist Church of
Millersburg
Everett
Floyd Lacy
Emma Montross
Charles Martin
Marlowe Leitsinger
Kinross
Leon Cover
North English
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids Man 80 Dies After Illness
George F. Hutton, 80, of 9006 avenue NW Cedar Rapids, died Sunday after a short illness. Born April 12, 1890, in Cedar Rapids, he worked 37 years at Quaker Oats retiring in 1955. Survived by wife Martha, a son Donald, two daughters, two sisters, and 10 grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church, burial Mt. Calvary cemetery. Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at Brady mortuary. friends may call 1 to 9 Tuesday.
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George F. Hutton
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Old Timers Club
Martha
Donald
Patricia A. Hutton
Paul Lekin
Charles Adams
Widow Margus 78 Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Josephine Margus born May 10 1892 in Burlington dies at 78 after a lengthy illness. She married John Margus Jan 4 1918 in Peoria. Survivors include daughter Mrs Jack Bates of Cedar Rapids and siblings Tony and Marty Catanzaro, Rose Caito, and Mary Jefferies. Funeral home Stewart handles arrangements with viewing 4 to 9 p.m. Monday.
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Josephine Margus
First Avenue
Burlington
John Margus
Peoria
Margus
California Fruit Store
Third Avenue
Third and
Fourth Streets
Jack Bates
Cedar Rapids
Tony Catanzaro
Marty Catanzaro
Rose Caito
Mary Jefferies
Chicago
Death of Leo E Kohout at 922 G Rapids Home
Leo Emil Kohout aged 62 of 922 G Rapids was found dead Sunday morning. Born April 25 1908 he married Fern Scott June 21 1953 in Illinois. Survived by wife and son Alvin Cedar Rapids. Services at Turner Chapel West 3 pm Tuesday burial Czech National cemetery. Casket will not be opened.
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Leo Emil Kohout
G Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Fern Scott
Illinois
St. James United Methodist Church
Mt. Herman Lodge
Alvin
Turner Chapel West
Czech National] Cemetery
Former Resident Rita M Clark Dies in Tama at 37
Rita M. Clark, a former resident, died Sunday in Tama after a long illness at age 37. Cedar Rapids area survivors include daughter Donna of Belle Plaine and son Donald in the Navy, her parents Mr and Mrs George Panosh of Belle Plaine, sister Mrs Francis Lawrence of Cedar Rapids, and three brothers Robert Richard and Raymond Panosh, all of Cedar Rapids. Services set for Tuesday at 9:30 AM at St Michael Church Belle Plaine with burial at Little Turkey. Hrabak Funeral Home in charge.
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Rita M. Clark
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Donna
Belle Plaine
Donald
Navy
George Panosh
Francis Lawrence
Robert
Richard
Raymond Panosh
St. Michael’s Church
Little Turkey
Hrabak Funeral Home
Memorial Services for William H Jensen and Richard Lemuel Bean
Memorial services are scheduled for William H Jensen on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Brady mortuary with the Very Rev Canon Dominic Loferski and Mizpah lodge officiating. Friends may visit Tuesday 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Burial will be at Linwood. Richard Lemuel Bean will be laid to rest at Turner Chapel East at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday with Rev Neal B Gail presiding. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Turner East until 1 p.m. Tuesday. The casket will remain closed after the service.
Iowa Pythians Begin 100th Annual Meet
The 100th annual Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias convention in Iowa opened at the Roosevelt with 250 attendees. Mayor Donald Canney welcomed guests as Frank D. Sheppard led the opening program. Highlights included CF fund addresses, wheelchairs donated through the Kenderdine fund, and public officer installations.
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Grand Lodge Knights of
Bus service to Rolling Green area terminated
City bus service to the Rolling Green addition has been terminated due to poor ridership. The route to the southwest side area had begun on a trial basis September 1.
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Rolling Green Addition
Southwest Side
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