Five day Iowa forecast and city temperature readings
The five day forecast for Iowa calls for temperatures three to six degrees below normal with cooler days in eastern areas midweek. Normal highs range from the upper 60s to mid 70s and rainfall totals near .40 to .60 of an inch late in the week. Sunday's low 59 and high 80, with other readings including 66 at noon and 66 at 2 pm Monday. Normal September values and year to date totals are provided alongside barometer and humidity data from the Gazette weather station.
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Iowa
Gazette
Births and fines wrap Linn county notices
Birth announcements from St. Luke's list several new arrivals with names and addresses. A series of traffic and traffic related fines is recorded for numerous individuals. The piece also notes a sequence of oblique public notices, fire reports, and upcoming funeral services across multiple towns.
Regulation plan for Cedar Rapids mobile home courts
An ordinance to empower Cedar Rapids city council to regulate mobile home courts is ready for planning commission review. It preserves current permit requirements, sets minimum lot sizes, and specifies street surfacing and utility installation standards. The planning commission will review at its mid month meeting Wednesday before council final consideration.
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Cedar Rapids
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Heath Barkley Trial Slated for Murder in Big Valley
Heath Barkley faces a murder trial in Big Valley. The court session is set for 9:00 PM Monday and will be broadcast in color on KCRG TV 9.
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Heath Barkley
Big Valley
Kcrg-Tv
Armed Forces Vietnam Action Honors Eastern Iowans
Military awards go to Eastern Iowa personnel for Vietnam service. Army 1st Lt. Larry W. Corey receives the Vietnamese Gallantry Cross and Bronze Star along with other honors. Sgt. Justin L. Collier earns a Bronze Star. Air Force Capt. Donald E. Harlan gets the Air Medal. Spec. 4c Nicholas J. Nie and M. Sgt. Elmer A. Whitehair also receive commendations. Promotion noted for Robert M. Atkinson II. Several service members report home leave or transfers, including James T. LeGrand, William B. Griffin, Michael Stolte, Gary Brendes, Larry Reeve, John R. Bulleis, George W. Taylor, Glen Muzingo, Donald L. Mahurin, and Michael J. Rhoads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Larry W. Corey
Frank J. Corey
Lewellen Drive
Vietnam
Corey
Jefferson High School
Justin L. Collier
Susan Collier
Williamsburg
Air Force
Donald E. Harlan
Paul T. Harlan
Eighth Avenue
Nicholas J. Nie
James F. Nie
Jesup
Elmer A. Whitehair
James T. LeGrand
Raymond LeGrand
Twelfth Street
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
William B. Griffin
William Griffin
Eleventh Street
San Francisco
Michael Stolte
Edwin Stolte
Lowden
Ft. Benning
James W.taylor
Regal Avenue
Glen Muzingo
Mle Muzingo
Shellsburg
San Diego
Mitchell joins Humphrey staff for presidential bid
Stephen Mitchell a former top aide to Senator Eugene McCarthy joins Hubert Humphrey's campaign staff as vice chairman of Citizens for Humphrey Muskie. Mitchell previously chaired the Democratic National Committee and announced his new role over the weekend.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen Mitchell
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Citizens For Humphrey-Muskie
New Zealander Fatally Attacked by Shark in Otago Harbor
In Dunedin Otago harbor a 14 foot great white shark fatally attacked and injured spear fisherman Graham John Hitt age 24 as he swam with four companions. Hitt is New Zealand's fourth shark fatality in five years.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
UPI
Graham John Hitt
Otago Harbor
Hitt
Marengo Man Pleads Guilty to Bad Checks
John R. Bruns of West Burlington was sentenced Friday to seven years in the Fort Madison state penitentiary after pleading guilty to writing 310.40 in bad checks. He was paroled on condition that he restitute the amount, with checks passed between August 15 and 30 in Iowa County.
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Marengo
John R. Bruns
West Burlington
Fort Madison
Bruns
Iowa County
Obituary for Mrs. Edward J. Foley At Cedar Rapids widow dies
Catherine E. Foley 78 of 601 Third Avenue SE died Sunday after a long illness born February 13 1890 in Anamosa she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life. Survived by two sons one daughter five grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Memorial services at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial at St Patrick's Anamosa with rosaries Monday at 7 30 and 8 p.m. Funeral home chapels open until 9 30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Edward J. Foley
Catherine E. Foley
Third Avenue SE
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Foley
Immaculate Conception Church
The
Sanctuary Society
St. Mary Agnes Circle
Catholic Daughters of America
Virgil E
Rock Island
Donald W
Strawberry Point
Harley Schatz
Clarence McNamara
Prairieburg
Louis
Davenport
John M
Phoenix
Leslie W. Woerth
Sioux City
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Monahan-Stewart
Funeral for Mike C. Novak in Cedar Rapids
Mike C. Novak 72 of 2217 Second Street SW Cedar Rapids died after a brief illness. Born near Ely on December 4 1895 he farmed near Ely before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1946 where he served as custodian at St Ludmila’s parish until 1961. Survived by two daughters two sons twelve grandchildren and a brother he was a member of several veterans and Catholic groups. Services Tuesday/Wednesday at 7:30 rosary and 9:15 a.m. service with burial at St. John’s cemetery. Military rites by VFW post 788.
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Mike C. Novak
Second Street
Ely
Cedar Rapids
St. ‘Ludmila’s
Guardians of
Edward J. Hruska
David L. Barber
Frank M
Richard L. Novak
Charles Novak
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
St. Ludmila’s Church
A. L
Zachar
St. John’s Cemetery
V.F.W. Post
Infant son of Karl V Wagner dies after birth
Elien Karl Wagner infant son of Mr and Mrs Karl V Wagner 1510 Eighth avenue SE died following birth Sunday Survived by parents four brothers a sister grandparents and a great grandfather Graveside services 1030 a m Monday at St John's cemetery conducted by Rev J David Pepper Turner chapel east in charge
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Elien Karl Wagner
Karl V. ‘Wagner
Eighth Avenue SE
John
Willard
Gereld
Douglas
Karla
John E. Meyers
Edgewood
Henry Wagner
Eastman
Wis
Candfather
James Cole
Guttenberg
Painter William J. Hanson Dies After Long Illness
William J. Hanson 59 of 1216 First Ave NW Cedar Rapids died Monday after a long illness. Born April 17, 1909 he was married to Hazel Heinrich in 1949 in LaCrosse Wisconsin. A painter with Fried Construction Co and member of Painters Local 447. Survived by his mother Mary and siblings Albert B Walter E Margaret Geraldine Kathryn Dorothy. Cedar Memorial services at Turner Chapel West 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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William John Hanson
First Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Fried Construction, Co
Hazel Heinrich
LaCrosse
Wis
Painters Local 447
Mary Hanson
Albert B
Walter E
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Geraldine Elias
Kathryn Hayward
Dorothy Anderson
Turner Chapel
Obituary notices for William J Webster and Marvin Harold Farnham
William J Webster is to be buried at Cedar Memorial cemetery with services at 10 30 a m Tuesday at the Chapel of Memories, led by Rev A J Stokes of the Interdenominational church. Marvin Harold Farnham will have services at Turner chapel west at 1 30 p m Tuesday with Rev John E Wheatley and Crescent lodge AF and AM, followed by Cedar Memorial Cemetery burial and American Legion military honors. Master Masons to meet at the Masonic hall at 12 45 p m for the service. friends may call until 1 p m Tuesday, casket not opened after the service.
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J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Chicago Film Fails To Prove Charges At Convention
Critics say the Chicago produced program offered scant new information on police clashes with demonstrators and did not prove the city’s charges that protesters planned to discredit the government. Alderman Robert O Rourke backed police actions while mayor Daley defended the telecast as a corrective to biased convention week coverage.
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Chicago
Robert O’rourke
Richard Daley
Kcrg-Tv
David Dellinger
National Mobilization Committee
Sidney Lens
Jerry Rubin
Youth International Party
The
Yippies
America
Rubin
New York
Daley
Greek King to Return After Elections, Premier Says
Greek Premier George Papadopoulos announced Constantine will return to Greece after nationwide elections. He also said about 50 former politicians, including two former premiers, would be released from detention within a week. The draft constitution delays full rights and press freedom until a Sept. 29 referendum. Constantine has lived in Rome since last December failed coup.
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Athens
UPI
George Papadopoulos
Constantine
Greece
Papadopoulos
Rome
New York Teachers Stay Home as Strike Prolongs
New York teachers continued a citywide walkout with no classes for most of 1.1 million public school pupils. In Ocean Hill Brownsville Brooklyn eight schools opened normally while 55,000 UFT members largely stayed away. UFT President Albert Shanker called the state plan to end the strike fuzzy but under review and warned the walkout could surpass last fall's 14 days.
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New York
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Brooklyn
United Federation of Teachers
UFT
Albert Shanker
Air Force reserve calls up six squadrons under Johnson order
The text notes a two year limit on call-ups and a plan to release reserves as operational needs allow. Air force reserve forces will not be retained longer than necessary. Six naval air reserve squadrons were called up, announced by President Johnson on January 25 after North Korea seized an American intelligence ship.
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Air Force
Naval Air Reserve
Johnson
Last Day to Pay Iowa Taxes Nears in Linn County
The final deadline for paying property taxes assessed on Jan 1 1967 in Linn County is Sept 30. Payments mailed before midnight Sept 30 are not penalized and can be made in person at the treasurer's office or at many county banks. A 0.75 percent monthly penalty begins Oct 1. As of last Friday 22,529,046.92 of 33,113,362.17 due had been paid.
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Iowa
Richard Reamon
Linn
Linn County
Jackson Denies Break in Charge in Court
William R. Jackson, 27, of 1815 Sixth Avenue SE, pleads innocent in Linn district court to breaking and entering and malicious injury to a building for allegedly breaking into Pepco Litho Co. on Sept 10. The alleged damage involved melting a plastic cup into a city jail lock. He also faces a parole violation charge and was paroled June 13 from Anamosa reformatory for uttering a forged instrument.
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William R. Jackson
Sixth Avenue SE
Linn
Pepco-Litho Co
Fifth Avenue SE
Jackson
Anamosa
Meyers Appeals Abortion Verdict
Merle J. Meyers of 1815 Eighth Avenue SE filed a formal notice of appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court challenging a five year sentence and $500 fine for attempting to produce an abortion. He remained free on a $2,500 appeal bond. The conviction occurred July 25 in an abortion case.
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Merle J. Meyers
Iowa Supreme Court
Meyers
Eighth Avenue SE
Oct 8 Hearing Set For Loran Mullinix On Larceny Charge
A preliminary hearing was set for Oct 8 for Loran Mullinix 27 of 818 Tenth Street SW charged with larceny in the nighttime. Duane Snyder filed the charge in Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers court stating Mullinix took $210 worth of tools from a station wagon at Platz motel on Sept 2. Mullinix was held in Linn County jail Monday in lieu of a $500 bond.
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Loran Mullinix
Tenth Street
Duane Snyder
Court of Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Mullinix
Platz
Linn County
Promissory note default judgment and account dispute
Richard H. Staves sues Fred Russo and Fred Russo Jr for 3660 on a promissory note while Carl T. Scott and Alma E. Scott file a separate account claim against Gary and Judith Wenham for 48.40. The records show two civil actions with named defendants and distinct monetary amounts.
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Richard H. Staves
Fred Russo
Vince Russo
Carl T
Alma E. Scott
Gary
Judith Wenham
Obituary: Peter Witwer Found Dead in West Coast After Flight
Peter Witwer born Cedar Rapids Sept 6 1928 died in a west coast incident. He studied at the University of Iowa and earned an MA in art. Surviving are his parents and brother Henry of Cedar Rapids. Body to be flown from San Francisco to Cedar Rapids. Turner's will arrange funeral.
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Peter Witwer
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Henry
Peter
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco
Turner
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Loran Mullinx
Witwer
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National
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First Ave
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