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The report lists high and low temperatures, precipitation, and barometric readings for cities including Atlanta Miami Bismark Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Houston Seattle Los Angeles and Washington. An Iowa outlook calls for Sunday showers with clearing Monday and sunny Tuesday. temperatures range from highs in the 80s to mid 70s and overnight lows in the 50s.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids area notes and obituaries on Sept 23 24
The list records births at Cedar Rapids families with names and locations, followed by police activity brief items, fines for speeding and traffic offenses, and a series of funeral services across Iowa communities. Names include Bateman Platz Osier Shukers Matlock Ohde Nassif Duffy Petrak and many Cedar Rapids area residents with addresses and event details. Funeral notices cover Keota Marengo Belle Plaine Amana Strawberry Point Mt. Vernon Iowa City and Anamosa with church services and rosaries.
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Martin Osier
Thirty-sixth Street
Daniel Shukers
Twentieth Avenue
Steve Matlock
Center Point Road
Dale Ohde
Oakland Road
Elias Nassif
Thirteenth Street
William J. Duffy
Meadowlark Lane
Iowa Florists' Meeting Opens In Cedar Rapids
Annual state convention of the Society of Iowa Florists opened Friday in Cedar Rapids. Executive director Hazel Grill said she expects between 500 and 550 attendees for the weekend. Friday registration passed 300 by late morning. Highlights include a design school Sunday afternoon featuring designers from Birmingham, Longmont, Memphis, and Waterloo, moderated by Bill Cronin of Florafax Delivery Assn. The trade fair runs Saturday morning to 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Society of Iowa Florists
Hazel Grill
Society
Harris-Civil Rights Attitudes On Moon Landing Skepticism
Harris argues that many Americans doubt the moon landing due to government credibility and the notion of space spending amid medical care needs. He also questions political impact and cites Ralph Nader on car price inflation, proposing GM be split into five companies.
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America
Moon
Earth
Harris
Ralph Nader
General Motors
Mansfield Senate Jobs Come First in Senate Runs
Washington UPI reports Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged colleagues to focus on their duties in the Senate before pursuing presidential campaigns. He stressed lawmakers should remain and work here first, saving politicking for weekends and holidays while noting about one third of the Senate was absent, including over 20 of 55 Democrats.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Fred Harris
Mansfield
Two Are Treated After C R Crash
Two people received treatment for minor injuries after a traffic crash at First Avenue and Thirty second Street NE Thursday night. Donna L Hamby was checked and released. Carol A Junge's car turned in front of Hamby’s vehicle, a passenger Frank G Hartmann sustained an eye injury and a fractured vertebrae. No charges were filed.
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Wesley Beshears
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Terry Ashley
Ellis Boullevard
William Strausser
Knollcrest Drive
Marion
Alan Lapata
Center Point
Carman Voupel
Robert Burns
Fifth Avenue SE
Steven Shivvers
Corydon
Randall Schrock
Bever Avenue
Larry Caraway
Avenue NW
Marina Davis
Second Avenue SE
Sandra Payne
Independence
Ronald Thompson
Seventh Avenue
Rickey Stonebrunner
Watkins
Walter Dixon
Third Street
Michael Mager
Twentieth Avenue
Mark Fitzsimmons
Lewellen Drive
Jeffrey Hamblin
Sixteenth Street
van Parsons
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Donna L. Hamby
Twelfth Street
Carol A. Junge
Hamby
Frank G. Hartmann
Marengo
Nixon weighs female nominee to court, Hauser eyed
The Washington Post cites Attorney General Mitchell saying Nixon is seriously considering nominating a woman. The Atlanta Constitution notes Nixon mulling Rita Hauser, a New York lawyer active in 1968 and former U.N. human rights commissioner representative.
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White
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Atty
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Nixon
Atlanta Constitution
Rita Hauser
New York
U.S
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Culver proposes halving import surcharge to ease trade tensions
Congressman John C. Culver proposed lifting at least half of the 10 percent import surtax as a bargaining first step toward new trade agreements. Speaking to the Cedar Rapids-Marion Chamber, he warned of a potential trade war if policy is not aligned with the president’s economic plan. He urged negotiated specifics, avoidance of indiscriminate measures, and outlined four actions to avert conflict, stressing the goal of eliminating trade barriers by 2000.
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Nixon
Culver
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
United States
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Mexico
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Europe
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Congress
Midwest
Iowa
Deaths Blanche J. Rogers 76 Cedar Rapids resident dies
Blanche J. Rogers 76 of 3201 Eastern Avenue NE Cedar Rapids widow of Glenn Rogers died early Friday after a long illness. A 62 year resident born January 14 1895 in Dubuque she married June 19 1920 in Iowa City and belonged to Hanford American Legion Post auxiliary and the Senior Citizens club. Surviving brother Roy Beilharz. services 1 p.m. Saturday at Chapel of Memories Rev J Richard Wagner First Congregational Church burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Cedar Memorial funeral home after 3 p.m. Friday and at chapel after 9 a.m. Saturday with casket closing at 12:30 p.m.
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Donald E. Null
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
First Lutheran Church
Robert Barnard
Brenda Null
Joseph Shuff
Lisbon
Clifford
James
Maurice
Marvin Null
Marion
Turner Chapel West
George W. Carlson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner West
Blanche J. Rogers
Eastern Avenue
Glenn Rogers
Dubuque
Iowa City
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Death of Gertrude Dyson at 74 in Cedar Rapids
Gertrude Dyson 74 of 800 H Avenue NW died Friday after a long illness. Born in Cedar Rapids August 10, 1897, she lived there all her life. Survived by husband Gus Dyson married in Cedar Rapids May 10, 1917 and brother Charles Adams of Cedar Rapids. Services Monday 11 a.m. at Brady-Kuba Funeral Home with Rev. Cedric Lordah of Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church. Burial Linwood. Friends may call at Brady-Kuba after 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Gertrude Dyson
Avenne NW
Gus Dyson
Cedar Rapids
Charles Adams
Brady-Kuba
Cedric Lordah
Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
Linwood
Memorial Services and Funerals Acknowledged
Memorial services held for Sybil Blanche Rohrbach in Turner chapel east at 3 p.m. Saturday led by Dr. John P. Woods. Mary Elekar, Brush chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. A T Washington officiating. Burial at Czech National cemetery. Corsello burial at Mt Calvary after 9 a.m. mass at St Patrick's church by Rev Paul J Maguire. Grobstick Louise S Teahen chapel at 10:30 a.m. with Rev Paul J Maguire officiating. burial at Shiloh cemetery. Stewart funeral home in charge.
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Sybil Blanche Turner
John P. Woods
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Elekar
Mary — Brush
A. T. Washington
Czech National Cemetery
Corsello
Joseph
St. Patrick’s Church
Paul J. Maguire
Mt. Calvary
Stewart Funeral Home
Grobstick
Louise
Couple Indicted for Illegal Stock Cashing Scheme
Loyd D. Allen and Beverly J. Bogardus of Waterloo were indicted in Cedar Rapids on fraud charges for attempting to cash $1,600 in stocks owned by Ardis M. Flanagan. They allegedly telegraphed Investors Diversified in Minneapolis to instruct a Waterloo office to redeem the bonds, then claimed she was too ill to collect. Bond was set at $3,000 for both.
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Loyd D. Allen
Beverly J. Bogardus
Waterloo
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Grand
Minneapolis
Ardis M. Flanagan
Ardis Flanagan
Want Ad Promises Help in Finding Hard-To-Find Items
A terse classified note promotes using a want ad service to locate scarce goods or obscure services. It invites readers to place requests and rely on listings to uncover hidden resources. The item seeks are varied, with emphasis on efficiency and wide exposure.
Labor Unit Approves Work Stoppage Plan in Davenport
A Davenport labor unit approved a three day work stoppage plan if relief is not forthcoming from the presidents wage price freeze. The resolution signals potential industrial action to press for relief measures and wage adjustments.
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Davenport
Labor delegates adopt measure for national work stoppage
At the Iowa Federation of Labor convention Marshall Jones of Fort Dodge led the adoption of a resolution proposed by Dave Hart of Des Moines. Hart urged immediate steps to organize a nationwide work stoppage, and the motion was approved without dissent. The resolution will be sent to AFL CIO president George Meany.
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Marshall Jones
Fort Dodge
Webster County Federation of Labor
Dave Hart
Des Moines
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District Three
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North America
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American Federation of Labor, Cio
Detroit Sky Marshal Rescue Ends Plane Bomb Plot
A Detroit airliner scare ended as a female suspect, linked to Black Panthers ties, was subdued by sky marshals and passengers after she tried to flee. The woman, identified as Miss Pliskow, allegedly planned to detonate dynamite unless Michael Hill and Ronald Irwin were freed. Hill and Irwin face murder charges, with Hill awaiting extradition and Irwin already sentenced to life. Pliskow’s father, a criminal lawyer, expressed shock and claimed she sought belonging in underground movements. She had ties to Detroit and Adelphi University, with work at Wayne State University in psychology prior to leaving.
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Des Moines
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Cedar Rapids teachers face pay raise during wage freeze
The Cedar Rapids Community School District weighs keeping higher teacher pay or reverting to the lower rate as the Kansas City Office of Emergency Preparedness has unanswered questions. Supt. Currie favors maintaining the higher pay until guidance arrives, while legal staff review could alter decisions. Linn-Mar and Jefferson Parish cases surface as broader legal challenges to the wage order.
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Craig Currie
Kansas City
LeRoy Kruskop
Linn-Mar
OEP
Iowa City
James Reusswig
Reusswig
Miller urges tougher stand on drug problem in Iowa
Des Moines United Press International reports Senator Jack Miller argues drug abuse has reached epidemic proportions and requires absolute action. He calls for youth involvement and warns against complacency while noting Iowa lacks a youth counselor privilege law found in Michigan Nebraska and Indiana. Meantime Iowa City officials await federal guidance on teacher raises and Davenport officials defend summer contracts amid pay disputes.
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Des Moines
UPI
Jack Miller
Iowa
Miller
Arraignment of C R Man Monday In Federal Court
Donald R. Novak of 2017 Mallory Street SW faces arraignment in Cedar Rapids federal court on forging a government check for 729 dollars drawn to Perry G Lindeman last March 1. He is free on recognizance and was indicted last week by a federal grand jury. Also to be arraigned Monday are Steven A Meyers and Michael J Stephenson for transporting a stolen motorcycle from Atlanta to Cedar Rapids last June.
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Donald R. Novak
Mallory Street
Cedar Rapids
Novak
Perry G. Lindeman
Standard Appliance Co
Steven A. Meyers
C Street
Michael J. Stephenson
Twenty-ninth Street
Atlanta
Firing 8,800 miners hits Rustenburg platinum mine
In Johannesburg, UPI reports the Rustenburg platinum mine, once the world’s largest, announced it would dismiss 8,800 miners due to a slump in platinum prices.
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Johannesburg
UPI
Rustenburg
Recognition of Panama as a Republic in 1903
The United States granted quick recognition to Panama three days after it proclaimed itself a republic in 1903, marking one of the fastest acknowledgments of a new nation by Washington.
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United States
Panama
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