AP Photos of 1975 Year in Review Highlights
A compact wrap of the top Associated Press images from 1975, showing how thousands of photographers captured news emotion and drama. The selection underscores luck and skill in producing powerful visuals that convey messages beyond words.
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Speeding Fines Counted In Daily Report
A daily report lists multiple speeding fines and related charges in West Liberty West Branch Nichols and Letts including fines for no license speeding and excessive noise plus a dismissal. Cedar Rapids case notes Robert Young Jr 31 sentenced up to 20 years for assault with intent to rape and kidnapping.
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James Keele
Daryl Richarson
West Liberty
Richard Paulsen
West Branch
Thomas Cain
Burlington
Gene Hammons
Nichols
Linda McGehee
Curt Sanders
Robert Morrison
Jerry Elder
Cedar Rapids
Robert Young, Jr
Charles Kramer
Ellis Park
Kramer
Three Blazes Dampen Muscatine Friday Fire Callout
Firefighters were summoned to three Friday incidents damaging a car and home. At 1:47 p.m. Gary Goodale of 518 Adams St. battled an overheated electric clothes dryer, destroying clothing and causing heat and smoke damage to the unit. At 2:40 p.m. a dune buggy on Stewart Road owned by Fred Leonard was ignited. spark plug wiring burned, firefighters arriving as police had the scene under control. At 10:54 p.m. Roger Yocum’s home at 1731 Pearlview had a small fire extinguished outside near the chimney, with damage to siding studs and insulation.
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Muscatine
Gary Goodale
Adams St
Goodale
Stewart Road
Fred Leonard
Steward Rd
Mike
Robert Simmons
Roger Yocum
Pearlview
Freemore pleads not guilty in Louisa County Court
Pleas-Frank E. Freemore of Muscatine not guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol and waives speedy trial. Marriage licenses issued to David L. Underwood 29 and LaDonna R. Monson 24 both of Wapello. Also listed are William H. Vermeer 24 of Pella and Janine B. Rankin 23 of Columbus Junction.
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Frank E. Freemore
Muscatine
David L. Underwood
LaDonna R. Monson
Wapello
William H. Vermeer
Pella
Janine B. Rankin
Columbus Junction
Obituaries and funerals in Iowa paper brief
Obituaries note Lester Hafner of Letts, 89, died at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Services Monday at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home Col umbus Junction with burial in Columbus City. Other notices: Nellie Wymer 84 and Mrs. N Louise Davies 60 deaths, multiple funeral details listed. a Guernsey cow record of 14,500 pounds milk and 691 pounds butterfat in 305 days reported by the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
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Lester Hafner
Columbus Jct
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Stacy Lewis
Columbus Junction
Gordon Hirick
Columbus City
Orono Township
Norrell Taylor
Amanda Bidwell Hafner
Ole Wartman
June McDaniel
Mina Allen Brookhart
Byron
Harry
Dale
Letts
Eddington
Adelia) Klipstein
Roy Hutton Fairfield
Wilton
N. Louise Davies
United Methodist Church
Larry Willey
Clifford Luethye
Merle Knouse
Howard Morrison
Eugene Meisinger
Willard Small
Mark Knouse
Steve Knouse
Jessie Duffee
Mary Jones
Carleen Wieck
S. G. Stein IV
George Kook
Harold
Bill) Grunder
Hilbert Gradert
James B. Sheetz
Jacob W. Duffe
Oakdale Cemetery
Gill Memorial Funeral Home
Davies
Muscatine General Hospital
Nellie Wymer
Ralph J. Wittich
Robert Ahlstrom
Barbara Bartelt
Glen Brossart
Gerald Gerth
Robert Koll
Clifford Koll
Memorial Park Cemetery
Wymer
Valley View Manor
Guernsey
Donald Sywassink
DHIR
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Multiple thefts reported in Muscatine area
Police notes list thefts by several residents including C A Lewis of 1520 W Acres with two hubcaps stolen from a car at Muscatine Mall on Christmas Eve. Mary Walden of 204 Walnut St with a necklace valued at 10 dollars stolen between Dec 18 and 26. Henry Lichtenwald of 619 Adams St with an 8 track tape player seized from a car. Bob Woodhouse of 707 W 3rd St with a cap gloves and two sunglasses taken from a car. Dorothy Newcomb of Rt 1 Wapello with a citizens band radio and a brown purse from a car on Kansas Street. David Drake of Rt 2 with a billfold containing 20 dollars and a driver’s license at Muscatine Mall.
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C.A. Lewis
W. Acres
Muscatine Mall
Mary Walden
Walnut St
Henry Lichtenwald
Adams St
Bob Woodhouse
Dorothy Newcomb
Rt. 1
Wapello
Citizens Band
Kansas Street
Morning Sun
David Drake
Rt. 2
Harris to visit Muscatine for New Populism town meeting
Democratic presidential hopeful Fred Harris plans a Dec 29 noon town meeting at the Muscatine YWCA 409 Sycamore St. The event, open to the public, invites attendees to bring lunch. Harris promotes a New Populism aimed at broader wealth, income and power distribution across diverse groups.
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Fred Harris
Muscatine
William E. Gluba
Davenport
Harris
America
Stronger drug fines urged by Iowa safety chief
State Safety Commissioner Charles Larson urged raising drug offender fines from 2000 to 10000 and doubling conspiracy penalties up to 20000 with ten years imprisonment. He argued organized trafficking requires stiffer deterrents and highlighted dangers of selling falsely represented drugs to undercovers.
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Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press Association
DES Moines
IDPA
Charles Larson
Larson
Ontrte
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