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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1976

Page

3

Weather outlook and river flood stages across several towns

Partly cloudy conditions expected Friday through Sunday with a chance of rain. Highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s and lows from the 30s Friday to the 40s Sunday. Flood levels noted for LaCrosse Lansing Dam McGregor Guttenberg Dubuque Davenport Keokuk with varied rises and falls.

Tré LaCrosse Lansing Dam McGregor Guttenberg Ch. Dubuque Davenport Keokuk

Births and fines reported in The Daily Record

The Daily Record lists births at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals with several new parents and addresses. It also details numerous traffic fines across Cedar Rapids and area towns, including speeding, reckless driving, disobeying signs, license violations, intoxication, and equipment defects, with multiple names and addresses.

Obituaries Arrington Nunemaker Morehead in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids area mourns four deaths from Tuesday brief illnesses. Gertrude F Morehead 79 widow of Victor I Morehead of 935 Twelfth St NE died after a short illness. Ruth Benfer 75 of 235 Thirty-fifth St drive SE and Ezekiel Arrington 63 of 1527 Sixth Ave SE also died Tuesday. Agnes R Nunemaker 82 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died after a brief illness. Services set for Friday in churches and memorials, burial Cedar Memorial Mt Calvary.

Jim Barger Auburn Drive Glenn Caquelin Fort Dodge Wayne Timmerman Twenty-first Street Lisa Thorpe Southland Street Gary Fries Eighteenth Street Timothy McClean Edward Callan Pebble Drive Donald Welsh Cedar Drive Robert Rich II Fifth Street Marjorie Bode Blake Boulevard Nancy Sullivan Cherry Hill Road Allan Connolly L Avenue Shirley Anderson Fourth Street David Jensen Mt. Vernon Curtis Milroy Vine Avenue Mark DeMont East Moline Ill Richard Marsh Southview Drive Jo Heaton Seventh Street Sandra’ Tyrrell Springville Oren Larsen Clinton Willard Acker Waverly Russell Trim Sixth Street John Aslen Dubuque Paul Viktora Nineteenth Street Edward Allaire Loraine Street David Simmons Marion James Arthurs, III Sharon Lane Frank Hol Gertrude F. Morehead Twelfth Street Victor I. Morehead Cedar Rapids Brandon Mr. Morehead Chicago Ruth Benfer Thirty-fifth Street Drive Leslie Benfer Talleyrand Donald Engle Harold Engle Sunnyvale Calif Marcella Jackson Beverly Benfer Vinton Don Benfer Turner Chapel Ezekiel Arrington Sixth Avenue SE St. Louis Pearl Washington Iowa City Arrington Mt. Zion Baptist Church Norma Jean Terry Dahlene Arrington Elleline Washington Hattie Johnson LeRoy White Oak Hill Turner East Agnes R. Nunemaker Meadowbrook Drive Masonville St. Matthew’s Catholic Church Gail Whitmore William Francis Theodore Richard Bruce James Donahue Ryan Joe Seery William Speck Waterloo Ronald Friedell Mt. Calvary Brady-Kuba Funeral Home

Runoff Water Control Eyed By City Council

Cedar Rapids officials consider enforcing an ordinance to test sewer integrity by filling sewers with water to curb runoff entering the sanitary system. A state health sanitarian contacted the city. critics urge action as residents doubt enforcement.

Cedar Rapids H.W. Grant State Department of Health Ed Kral Falbrook Drive Ed Winter Engineering Department Grant

Assassination Panel Named To Probe RFK MLK Wallace Plots

Speaker Carl Albert appoints 12 members to a new House commission to investigate the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King and the Wallace assassination attempt. Thomas Downing of Virginia will chair. other members include Walter Fauntroy Henry Gonzalez Richardson Preyer Louis Stokes Yvonne Burke Christopher Dodd Harold Ford Samuel Devine Burt Talcott Stewart McKinney Charles Thone.

Mileage Test Continues With Car Rankings and Costs

The report lists top mileage performers such as Chevrolet Chevette and Volkswagen Rabbit with 97 to 98 cubic inch engines, noting California mileage parity with the national figures. It details low performers like Dodge Monaco and Plymouth Fury at 11 mpg on road and 9 mpg in town, and estimates annual fuel costs from 188 to 886 dollars based on 65 cents per gallon gas and 55 cents for diesel. All top ten cars use manual transmissions.

Subaru Toyota California

FDA bans Red No 4 and carbon black color additives

The FDA bans Red No 4 from internal foods and drugs amid safety tests while carbon black also faces a ban in candies and cosmetics. Officials note some colors may still be used externally and in cosmetics, with industry urged to seek alternatives as safety reviews continue.

FDA National Confectioners Association Chicago Sidney Wolfe Ralph Nader Health Research Group

Grain Inspection Bill Shapes Senate Agriculture Debate

Senator Dole and the secretary of agriculture align with opposite positions on grain inspection reform. President Carter’s stance mirrors Dole’s while conferees struggle to resolve fraud scandals at Gulf ports and set strict federal criteria for state agencies.

Buzz Dole Clark Jimmy) Carter Senate Agriculture Committee Gulf Ports House Senate

Jackson Wins Big in Washington Primary

Sen. Henry Jackson captured the Democratic nomination for a fifth term in the Washington Senate race, defeating two lesser opponents. Dixy Lee Ray led a close gubernatorial contest with 38 percent, Seattle mayor Wes Uhmiman close behind. Other items note Rep. Henry Helstoski winning re nomination amid bribery indictment and Wes Watkins defeating Charles Ward for Albert's Oklahoma seat.

Sen Henry Jackson Dixy Lee Ray Washington Jackson Senate Dr. Ray Atomic Energy Commission Seattle Wes Uhiman Marvin Durning Henry Helstoski House Carl Albert Albert Oklahoma Charles Ward Wes Watkins Ward

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