Weather outlook and Cedar Rapids notices in return
The daily record notes Sunday to Tuesday clear to partly cloudy skies with rising highs from the 60s to upper 70s and cool overnight lows. It lists marriage licenses, births, and numerous court fines, services, and community notices across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with dates, names, and local officials.
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Snday
Mid- Rockies
Southern Plains
Gulf Coastal Area
Ohio
Tennessee
Rockies
Douglas Fields Pleads Guilty to Federal Charge
Douglas G. Fields twenty of 841 Fourth Avenue SE pled guilty in U S district court to transporting a stolen auto across state lines. He was accused of taking the car from Cedar Rapids to Mammoth Cave Kentucky last May 18. No sentencing date set. he remains in Linn County jail on state charges of breaking and entering under one thousand dollar bond.
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Fifth Avenue
Kenneth Collins
Second Avenue
James von Zuuk
Des Moines
Carole Halblcib
Pala
James Stephens
Fourteenth Street
Marion
Janes Mayer
Oepace Arian
Arlene Martin
Eighth Avenue
Ronald Piscine
Sie Miller
Jacelyn Drive
Charles Emig
Larry Conway
Coe College
Busi Watha
Maureen Manson
Ness
Vernon Roll
Campbell/ral
Cottage Grove Landeral
Gerald Wortzline
David Bleness
Gretchen Drive
University of Iowa
Wayne Hennings
Expert
Gary Henke
I iThirty
First Street
Altalony
Addison
Ohio Street
Business Proce
Gene Goodman
Sharih Santis
Arthur
Thelms Borg
Cedar Drive SE
Herbert Dohrmann
Ria
Wiliamsburg
John Dodge
Aplds
Larry
Terry
Delve SE
Air Force
Star
Mather Air Force Base
Mark
Calif
Jerry
Fitzsimmons
Lewellen
Martwig
Paul
League of Pom Maintovn
Ana Caste
Cedar Rapids
David McLaud
Zika
Tom Buchanan
Beverav
Enue
William Harrigan
Twenty-fourth Street
Bever Avenue
Joseph Lally
Ninth Street
James Phillip
Schaeffer Drive
Douglas G. Fields
Fourth Avenue SE
U.S
Fields
U. S
Mammoth Cave
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Marion Chamber Earns U S Accreditation
The Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce received accreditation from the U S Chamber of Commerce after passing tests for community development programs. President Marshall Hardesty accepted the certificate from Aller Whitfield and Deg Maines, noting the chamber ranks among the top five percent nationally.
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Israel
Cedar Rapids Marion
Ares
Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Chamber
Chamber
Marshall Hardesty
Aller Whitfield
Deg Maines
U.S
Cycle Rule Debate Faces Court Challenge Over Authority
The article discusses a cycle rule aimed at motorcycle safety, challenged as unconstitutional for vague wording. The commissioner acted unilaterally on July 1 without legislative approval. A Polk County district court found the rules too vague to enforce, and efforts to gain legislative backing failed.
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Polk County District Court
Sellers Sti
Legislature Rules Committee
Obituary notice for World War I veteran Donald Joseph Augustine
Donald Joseph Augustine died Thursday after a brief illness. Born November 6, 1901 in Mt Vernon, he served in World War I in the Army Signal Corps. Survived by three brothers, Robert A. and Donovan D. in Cedar Rapids and Richard W. of Mason City. Services at Turner Chapel West with burial at Linwood Cemetery. Cremation committal planned with VFW military honors at graveside.
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Lena Glidden
Pa Atoines
Mt. Vernon
Army Signal Corps
Robert A
Donovan D
Cedar Rapids
Richard W
Mason City
Obituaries from Cedar Rapids area list long illness deaths and services
Lens C Glidden 102 Cedar Rapids matron 1923 to retirement First Lutheran church and various groups. survived by son John. services 10:30 a.m. Saturday Chapel of Memories. burial Cedar Memorial. Merton D Snapp 49 Cedar Rapids died sudden ness. naval pilot WW III. wife Phyllis. services pending Turner chapel west. Lorne W Graham 88 Cedar Rapids resident since. services 1 p.m. Saturday Chapel of Memories. burial Cedar Memorial. mentions paintings and art recovery. Police recover priceless paintings including Madonna on a Throne with Child and two others. Padua arrest. False Alarm BUENOS AIRES AP police detain package near US embassy. box opened releasing toad.
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North Liberty
Holly Marie Dechterman
Edward Dechterman
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Cecelia Frederick
Murdoch's
Vinton
Earl L. Powers
First Presbyterian Church
White's
Decorah
Merton Gross
Coh Lutheran Church
Steine's
Svette Svenson
First Lutheran Church
Fortville
Victor Buchan
Dubuque
St. Joseph's
Clifton's
Lens C. Glidden
Dawley Street
Charles V. Glidden
Brotherhood of Railway
John Fi Glidden
Mary I, Bowker
Ellinwood
Kan
John M. Jensen
First
Merton D. Snapp
Twenty-Second Street
Meamboat Rock
Phyllis Walrod
Fort Dodge
Newell Machinery Co
Snapp
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Humboldt
The
Elks
Douglas
Palo
Marlene Carney
Kansas City
Pauline Yalpin
Canoga Park
Calif
Turner’ Chapel West
Lorne Wittefred Graham
Rockford Road
Warren County
William Edward Graham
Waterloo
St. Rocco
St. Se
Bastian
Francesco
Padua
Buenos Aires
Czechoslovakia Sets November General Election Dates
The Communist Party led by Gustav Husak announced general elections for November 26 and 27, the first since seven years of rule. The vote moves from Sunday to Friday and Saturday to boost party agitation efforts after restoring order since 1969. In 1984 the regime claimed 99.9 percent support.
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Pragug Tar
Szecngsievakia
Communist Party
Gustav Husak
Husak
Taok
Theft and Recovery of Titian as Padua Sees Art Heist
Mary Padua reports police recovered a stolen Titian painting after a car chase and six arrests, including a convicted bank robber. Moments later the Rev J Guido Beltrame found three Renaissance paintings and a 16th century hem-encrusted chalice missing from St Thomas church, described as priceless.
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Padua
Mary
J. Guido Beltrame
St. Thomas
James Donahue Dies at 71 in Cedar Rapids
James Donahue age 71 died suddenly Friday. A Cedar Rapids resident for 30 years he was born in Waukon in 1900. Survived by son Dale of Cedar Rapids. Services at Turner Chapel at noon Saturday with Rev. Louis McDonough. Burial at Mt Calvary. Friends may call at Turner East until 11 45 a.m.
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James Donahue
James Mark Donahue
Magnus
Cedar Rapids
Waukon
Dale
Turmer Chapel
Louis McDonough
Mt., Calvary
Turner East
Nixon Discusses Foreign Aid and Domestic Reform Prospects
Nixon warned that aid limited to democratically elected leaders would bar two thirds of recipients. He urged prison reform after the New York state prison riot, praising Governor Rockefeller's reforms and noting discussions with Attorney General Mitchell. He rejected queries on a black vice presidential candidate and projected strong economic results for 1972 while leaving tax revisions to Congress.
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Attica
New York
New Impettus
Alty
John Mitchell
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen
Muskie
Maine
Nixon
Reformatory
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Elliott to go to state release center at Newton
Elliott, a 24 year old Cedar Rapids man, has been in Linn County jail since July 30 on parole violation concerns. A parole office representative said space at the Newton release center will be available Monday and Elliott will be moved there for reevaluation and counseling. A habeas corpus hearing to seek his release was set for next Tuesday.
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Elliott
Newton
Parole Office
Robert Eliott
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Paole
Grand Jury Returns 18 Indictments in Cedar Rapids
A federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids returned 18 indictments on Friday. U S attorney's office keeps case details and names sealed until defendants are in custody. The proceedings concluded after three days of hearings.
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Cedar Rapids
U. S
Edward J. McManus
Mter
Larceny Guilty Plea in Court Texas Cedar Rapids Case
Merle D Renken jr pleaded guilty in district court to a reduced larceny charge for goods worth under 20 with a 300 fine and one year suspended sentence plus probation Judge Robert Osmundson presiding. The theft involved a car owned by a southwest Cedar Rapids man. A separate suit by Gory G Steele against the city of Cedar Rapids seeks 6091.81, alleging demolition caused a retaining wall and foundation cracks at 1056 Tenth Ave SE due to heavy semis in June and July.
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Merle D. Renken, Jr
Law District
Robert Osmundson
Renken
Cedar Rapids
G. Steele
Tenth Avenue SE
Linn District Court
Bechtel Suit Charges Unlawful Picketing Halts Work
Bechtel and subcontractors allegedly faced a 700 worker stoppage from September 7 to 9 due to a legal picket line. The company seeks $150,000 in damages, arguing no labor dispute existed and Edwards ignored a policy requiring arbitration and avoidance of lockouts or strikes.
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Bechtel
Edwards
International Office of
Union
International
Home Office
International Office
Reagan Job Rating Drops in California Poll
A statewide California Poll shows 43 percent view Ronald Reagan as doing a poor job as governor, 28 percent rate him good, and 37 percent call his performance fair. The shift marks the first time poor ratings exceed good opinions.
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San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Vancouver Teen Welfare Cut Sparks Teen Aid Policy
Vancouver officials cut welfare payments for most residents under 19, removing 16 and 17 year olds and many 18 year olds from rolls. Welfare Director Walter Boyd proposed denying assistance to under 19 except in special cases, saying many youths seek independence and parental avoidance. About 250 youths are affected and residents may react strongly to the change.
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Vancouver
B.C
Walter Boyd
Boyd
City Welfare
British Columbia
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Know
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