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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1977

Page

3

Deaths Ethel Kennedy Johnson and More in Cedar Rapids

Obituaries listing Ethel Kennedy Johnson 71 of 1216 Third Street SE who died after a long illness, and Ronald Sauer 64 of 2547 Worthington Drive SW who died Friday. Also noted are James Arthur Davis 70, Koszta Mildred Slaymaker 71, Victor Rene DeCaluwe 81, and Lester E. Collum 71 with funeral details, burial places, and survivors.

Ethel Kennedy Johnson Third Street Lars Johnson Greens Grove William Grafton Cedar Rapids Chester Kennedy Hiawatha Emery Kennedy Brush Chapel Maurice Gamble Linwood Ronald Doc) Sauer Worthington Drive Quasqueton Iowa Manufacturing Iowa Well Drillers Assn Eastern Iowa Tractor Pull Assn Arlene Lloyd Constance, Brodersen Joan Scolaro Judith Wrigley Sandra Rierson Rhonda Snow Kathy Sauer Sharon Barton Fairfield Lauretta Serbousek Swisher Larry California Joseph Staton Dundee Ernest Blue Douglas Hall Waterloo Earnest Brandon Marion Olin DeVere Troy Mills Leon James Arthur Davis Park Towne Place Mitchell S.D Northwestern Bell Telephone Hebron A.M Oelwein James L Ronald H Davis H Robins Don Richard Turner’s East Edward M. Bateman the Faith Bible Church Shiloh Koszta Mildred Slaymaker McAninch-Fremming Chapel Victor Rene DeCaluwe St. Bridget’s Catholic Church Belle Plaine Lester E. Collum Christ United Methodist Church T.W. van Beck’s

Closed Because of Tension CCA Office Will Reopen Monday

The Citizens' Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse CCA office closedFriday noon reopens 9 a.m. Monday as staff tensions rise after three terminations cited as financial. The board debated cuts and a potential full draw of Title XX funds while new leadership and funding plans take shape ahead of April 18 funding meetings.

CCA Citizens’ Committee On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Gazette Chuck Danning William Harnish Canning Cunning Jerry Murray Citizens’ Committee

Gazette Stockholders Elect Board in Annual Meeting

The Gazette Co. stockholders held their annual meeting on Friday electing J. F. Hladky Jr, Elizabeth T. Barry, John L. Donnelly, William C. Crawford and J. F. Hladky III to the board. The directors then chose Hladky Jr as president and general manager, Hladky III as executive vice president, Crawford as vice president, and Donnelly as secretary treasurer.

the Gazette Co J. F. Hladky, Jr Elizabeth T. Barry John L. Donnelly William C. Crawford J.F. Hladky III J.F. Hladky, Jr William Crawford John Donnelly

Demo Panel Raps Carter Over White House Patronage

The Democratic National Committee denounced President Carter on Friday over patronage and party protocol. A resolution condemning White House treatment of state parties passed by a loud voice vote as critics cited sparse appointments.

Washington Democratic National Committee Carter White House Richard Ista North Dakota Ista

April births mark new arrivals at multiple addresses

Vital statistics report wind NE at 12 mph and 10 p.m. weather. Year ago highs reached 52 and lows 30 with no precipitation. April births include Earl J. Quick at 3213 Pebble Drive SW a son. Robert E. Akers at 3822 B Avenue NE a son. Donald F. Stein at 2050 Glass Road NE a daughter. Bernard Carroll at 2941 Sixth Street SW a daughter. In Phoenix a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holder, March 13, Holder is Cedar Rapids native. Local incident notes log 12:55 p.m. Friday grass at 121 Twenty-ninth Avenue SW. 1:47 p.m. Friday defective fuse at 4500 Walker Street NE. 3:28 p.m. Friday flash gas at 500 block Third Avenue SW. 8:25 p.m. Friday possible lightning to electrical service at 1119 Center Point Road NE.

Cedar Rapids Florence Driscoll Center Point Road Earl J. Quick Pebble Drive Robert E. Akers B Avenue Donald F. Stein Glass Road Bernard Carroll Sixth Street Phoenix Ariz Richard Holder Holder George Krotz Walker Street Third Avenue

IE Expands Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage

Iowa Electric Light and Power Co plans a 1.6 million expansion to its spent fuel pool at the Duane Arnold Nuclear Energy Center in Palo to store about 2 000 bundles. The move extends capacity from five to seven years to roughly 13 to 15 years through 1990 as reprocessing remains unavailable. No contracts have yet been awarded.

Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Duane Arnold Palo

Coffman Sentenced to 10 Years for Franklin Junior High Break‑in

Robert Charles Coffman, 22, received a 10 year term in the men’s state reformatory at Anamosa after pleading guilty to breaking and entering at Franklin junior high school on January 5. Coffman and Allen Lusk were caught after an alarm. No items were reported stolen at the school.

Robert Charles Coffman Linn Anamosa Franklin Junior High School Coffman Allen Eugene Lusk Cedar Rapids Lovely Lane United Methodist Church Forty-second Avenue NE Dean Frederick Young

No Conspiracy Ties Found Between de Mohrenschildt and Oswald

Warren commission investigator David Belin said there was no conspiratorial link between de Mohrenschildt and Oswald. He noted the couple testified under oath and were social acquaintances of the Oswalds. Belin also described the Mohren­schildts as Russian-born geologists involved in a Dallas language group.

Warren Commission Des Moines de Mohrenschildt Oswald David Belin Belin Hunt Kennedy Dallas Oswalds

Gas-Guzzler Tax Debate Spurs Car Choice Shifts

Murphy argues a $500 tax on large cars and $500 rebate for small models could push buyers to keep old cars. He notes such incentives may slow overall fuel economy gains as drivers postpone upgrading. GM outlined smaller standard cars, but American buyers favor big engines with just 2 percent of 1977 Impala and Caprice sold with a 250 cubic inch six and the rest with 305 or 350 V eight engines.

Murphy Environmental Protection Agency

Cancer research ethics and drug safety debated by Clark

Clark argued the FDA must ban saccharin under current law and urged re evaluation of dosage studies and the relevance of animal results to humans. He noted safety is relative and highlighted the need for risk benefit judgments in new cancer drugs amid a 1975 cancer death rate decline and cigarettes causing about a third of cancers.

Clark FDA The Cancer Society National Cancer Institute FEA United States

Miracle fruit offers controlled sweet taste changes says Henkin

Henkin describes purified miracle fruit as a sweetener that can alter taste perception for a controllable time. He notes early observations by an English missionary in the 1850s and cites a bankrupt Massachusetts company that invested over five million dollars in pulp development. Other soft-drink makers show interest.

Henkin England

Police arrest Cedar Rapids couple on multiple charges

Cedar Rapids police arrested a man and his wife at 7 50 p m Friday in the 3500 block of Center Point Road NE. Charles A Fitz 54 of 820 Thirtieth Street NE was charged with drunk driving Beverly 49 was charged with intoxication and resisting an officer.

Cedar Rapids Center Point Road Charles A. Fitz

Not Chicken But Injured While Demonstrating Love

Richard Delacruz, 28, of Sparks Nevada, stood before an eastbound freight train in Reno to prove he was not chicken. He was struck as he tried to jump clear, suffering a broken shoulder and a lacerated ear, according to a Washoe Medical Center spokesman.

Richard Delacruz Sparks Nev Reno Washoe Medical Center Delacruz

Pleads Not Guilty to Multiple Burglary Charges

John Wilks aged 26 pled not guilty in Linn district court to aggravated burglary carrying a concealed weapon and burglary. A jury trial was scheduled for May 16. He allegedly broke into Donald Anderson's home at 1428 Third Avenue SE on March 23.

John Wilks Linn District Court Wilks Donald Anderson Third Avenue SE

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Ethel Johnson Ronald Sauer Brushchapel Cedar Memorial James A. Davis Iowa Tom Merryman Jeff Voskans Harnish Danning Voskans State Office Fred Uphoff Vision Gazette Stockholders Pherson St. Luke's Twenty-ninth Avenue C.R. Weather Rockies Pueblo, Colo Joan E. Lapes Glomat Sri Ave. SE H.L. Hunt Reno, Nev UPI Wilbert Brand Wilbert Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc Blairs Ferry Rd
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