Frat Page Item Mentions Highway 160 Incident
Fragmentary line from page 3 references a possible event near Highway 160 with unclear details and names. No full entities or clear actions are readable.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1973
Page
18
Fragmentary line from page 3 references a possible event near Highway 160 with unclear details and names. No full entities or clear actions are readable.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous United and non United church names with addresses in various neighborhoods. It cites service times, clergy names, and sermon titles such as Our Proplant Addiction to Ashievell and The Person You Can Eve. Other entries mention presbytery and evangelical congregations with locations on 16th Street NW and 20th Street WE among others.
A dense roster of churches with addresses and clergy notes. It lists service times, evening and Sunday programs, and names such as Wayne Sag iremans, Lawrence W. Mocritt, H. New Jerusalem Church of God in Christ, and Temple Judah among numerous denominations across NE SW NW and SE districts.
Washington reports Zenith and the Safety Commission warned of a fire hazard in about 22 000 color TV sets. Five 49 inch models made last summer may have high voltage capacitors improperly located. Owners were told to unplug sets and avoid use until inspected and repaired at no cost. Zenith aims to notify all owners within two weeks.
Ford and AMC recall about 84 687 1973 models to check steering and carburetor linkage and cable routing for potential defects. AMC cites 140 Matadors Ambassadors and Navy duty cars with power steering issues and possible pitman arm ball stud failure. No injuries or fires reported.
Washington AP says President Nixon and his White House doctor discussed his hay fever. Nixon described a usual bout with hay fever causing swollen eyes and sneezing. White House physician Tkac suggested no medication after examining Nixon’s eyes and nose.
Washington AP Hugh Scott Republican leader urged Sam Ervin to withdraw plans for a Saturday telethon run by Democrats to help reduce party debt. Scott said Ervin should not exploit his role as Watergate committee chair for partisan fundraising. The note appears amid coverage of Democratic fundraising efforts.
An advertisement touts the X01 Reducing Plan to shed fat without starvation or hard exercise. It promotes sensible meats, appetite control, and mysterious “Igblets” to trim size, claiming rapid reductions in pounds and inches and urging readers to return empty packages for refunds.
Public notice announces administration of the estate of a deceased person and a mortgage foreclosure action. Executors Brannon Branson and Janson are named, with court dates, deadlines, and instructions for creditors and interested parties to file claims. The document outlines the lien, sale process, and potential adjustments to repayment terms under probate and county rules.
A garbled OCR item discusses probate notices in Iowa, including notice of will, heirs, and executors. It references district court actions, property numbers, and dates, with mentions of witnesses, administrators, and the need for interested parties to appear.
Fragmented page lists emergency contacts for Cedar Rapids including Ambulance Fire Police and Sheriff numbers. Mentions Highway Patrol After Hours and Medical Society lines with scattered digits and unreadable notes.
Fragmentary OCR text offers a quoted urging to "rest for him" and to "hike the rest of your instruction from a defying school" without clear names, dates, places, or events. The readable phrase suggests a dissenting educational recommendation.
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