Deaths: Cedar Rapids area notices of Benner Moore Camp
Obituaries list multiple Cedar Rapids area deaths with brief biographical details. Melissa A. Benner 90, of 425 36th St NE, died after a short illness. services set at Turner Chapel East. Henry W. Moore 78, died at a local hospital after a short illness. burial at Sisley Grove Cemetery. Alta Mae Camp 84 of Palo. services at Turner Chapel West. burial Palo Cemetery. Numerous other notices follow with service times, burial places, and survivor details for each deceased.
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Melissa A. Benner
36Th St. NE
George H. Benner
Cedar Rapids
Lubec
Maine
Mr. Benner
St. Stephen’s
New Brunswick
Canada
Hilda Hocker
Pequot Lakes
Minn
Anna Benner
Keokuk
Marguerite Bevill
Turner Chapel East
Clifford Kephart
McCloud Springs
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner East
Henry W. Moore
Montrose
Fulton County
Ill
Laborers International Union
Mary
Chester
Peoria
Kuba Funeral Home
George B. McDill
Sisley Grove
Alta Mae Camp
Palo
Charles Comp
Center Point
Comp
John Comp
Sherman Hopker
Rex Myres
Turner Chapel West
LeRoy Collins
Palo Methodist Church
Palo Cemetery
Turner West
Henkle
Harry L. Henkle
Fort Dodge
Kofron
Frank Alois
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Louis Trzil
St. John’s
St. George Branch
Milo Grubhoffer
Broulck
Emma
Janeba- Kuba Funeral Home
Gordon N. Freeburg
Shueyville United Methodist Church
Meth-Wick Manor
Chapel of Memories Mausoleum
Helen Marie Lewis Pottle
33Rd St. NE
Edward H. Pottle
Charles City
Ponca
Neb
Pottle
Morningside
Arthur Burgoyne
Los Angeles
Calif
Clara Grunkeld Birch
Minneapolis
Stoughton
Wis
Charles H. Birch
Rockford
Birch
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Linn County
Republican Party
Memorial Lawn
Steve A. Willsey
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Alice G. Brockman
Arnold Brockman
18Th Ave
Mr. Brockman
Smulekoff’s
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Clarence
Route 1
Marion
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Allen Schmidt
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Gas tax hike cleared for Senate floor debate in Iowa
The Ways and Means Committee cleared a phase in gas tax to 9 cents by Jan 1 and diesel to 11.5 cents by July 1 1979 for floor debate. The plan would shift road use fund distribution 19 percent to city streets 37 percent to county roads and 44 percent to highways. The Senate estimate shows $21.2 million in new money after phase in.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Senate
Ways- Means Committee
Iowa House
Iowa
Begelman Freed Without Bail On Fraud Charges
David Begelman former Columbia Pictures president pleaded innocent to grand theft and forgery charges. Judge Kaufman ordered arraignment in Pasadena on April 25 with trial possible then. Begelman 57 was released on his own recognizance after a tunnel entrance hearing. no bail requested. Charges allege forging three checks totaling 40000 to Hollywood figures with potential penalties up to 10 and 14 years respectively.
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Burbank
Calif
David Begelman
Columbia Pictures
C. Bernard Kaufman
Begelman
Pasadena Superior Court
Walt Lewis
Hollywood
Thought for Today Imagination Over Knowledge
A quote attributed to Albert Einstein, the physicist who lived 1879 to 1955, emphasizes imagination as more vital than knowledge. The remark reflects his view on creativity guiding scientific progress.
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Albert Einstein
Burglary report cites garden tiller theft at Johnson Ave
Police say a garden tiller and attachments owned by Paul Lebeda at 182 Johnson Ave NW were stolen from 2205 Johnson Ave NW. Giants book tickets available at area Sporting Goods Stores. Adv for local nurseries and services included. CURE meeting set for May 3 at Peoples Church with Elwood Garlock in charge of Sunday poster contest.
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Paul Lebeda
Johnson Ave. NW
Giants
Sporting Goods
CURE
Citizens United For Responsible Energy
Peoples Church
Third Ave
Elwood Garlock
Taft Junior High School
Smallest Bird The Bee Hummingbird
The bee hummingbird is the smallest bird. It weighs an eighteenth of an ounce and is about 244 inches long. Most of that length is its beak.
Motley seeks Demo nod in 26th District
Burtine W Motley announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state representative in the 26th District. She faces Norman Hanson in the June 6 primary and cites taxes inflation environment land-use and education tax credits as district concerns. Motley supports local issues and has a background in social work education and community service.
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Motley
Burtine W. Motley
5Th Ave
Norman Hanson
Joan Lipsky
Robert M. L. Johnson
Uniontown
Ala
Wayne State University
University of Michigan
Linn County Democratic Central Committee
The
League of Women Voters
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Iowa Council of Ethnic Women
Linn County
Iowa
National Women’s Political Caucus
National Organization of Women
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Reid Motley
Severe storms tear through Iowa as barn damaged near Maynard
Thunderstorms and gusty winds hit northern and south central Iowa Monday night. A Maynard area farmstead suffered major damage when a small tornado pushed a barn off its foundation and destroyed a garage, machine shed, portable buildings, and a grain dryer. No injuries reported to the Lockhart couple. Weather service noted 60 mph winds in several spots and a Waterloo airport damage estimate of 10,000 dollars. Continuous rain snarled roads in McGregor and other towns with totals from two inches in Elkader to about an inch and a half in Fayette.
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Iowa
Maynard
Richard Lockhart
Lockhart
McGregor
Elkader
Fayette
Decorah
National Weather Service
Waterloo
Weather Service
Mississippi River
Moro letter prompts plea for rapid action
In Rome a new letter from kidnapped former Premier Aldo Moro asks his Christian Democrat Party to do quickly what is necessary to win his freedom. Premier Giulio Andreotti told Parliament that Moro’s whereabouts remain unknown and investigators are pursuing significant leads after the March 16 ambush in Rome that killed Moro's five bodyguards.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Giulio Andreotti
Moro
Christian Democrat Party
Andreotti
Unemployment Goals Highlight Senate Economic Forecast
Democratic members of the committee debated goals for unemployment and inflation five years ahead. Giaimo said the panel would present expectations on how the economy would respond to budget decisions. He projected 4.7 percent unemployment in 1983, higher than Carter and the Humphrey Hawkins bill's 4 percent. The Senate panel opened without a chairman's proposal, using staff economic assumptions including a 4.5 percent unemployment in 1983.
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Giaimo
Carter
Senate
Carter presses for new Rhodesia conference amid energy worries
Carter urged a new conference on Rhodesia as he warned Nigerian leaders to heed caution. Holland told leaders the U.S. would drop allies once energy solutions or supplies are exhausted. Carter returned to the White House after a week in the Third World confident that the era of the Ugly American is over.
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Rhodesia
Holland
Carter
White House
Israel begins withdrawal from southern Lebanon amid slow progress
The Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon has started with reports the invaders are retreating to within three miles of the border. U N sources say about 1,800 U N troops are deployed with 1,200 more to be in place by next week as Dayan meets Ceaucescu in Bucharest to discuss Arab Israeli contacts.
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Israel
Lebanon
U.N
Eral Kurt Waldheim
Bucharest
Moshe Dayan
Nicolae Ceaucescu
Floodway rules worry city officials over mall site growth
City officials and local businessmen fear floodway restrictions could curb industrial and commercial growth on the east side of the river where a Second Street SE mall is planned. New estimates place the mall area outside the flood prone zone, easing concerns, but questions linger on permitting and council oversight as builders recall no prior restrictions when land was purchased.
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Second Street
The
Resources Council
Donald Harrelson
Allied Glass
Park Case Public Testimony Details O'Neill Fund Allegations
Park testified on the second public hearing day about a seized report from his home mentioning 1974 Korea trip by a congressman delegation led by O'Neill. The document urged funds for the congressmen and their wives, with Park noted as paying party expenses and gifts totaling hundreds of dollars. He suggested unknown others placed the papers there.
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Park
Washington
Korea
O'Neill
Clarification of Tornado Alerts in Gazette Report
The Gazette explains two alert stages watches and warnings for tornadoes. A watch signals possible danger with sirens silent while public notices come via media. a warning follows tornado sighting with three to five minutes of steady siren and sirens activated for county-wide alert.
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Bill Bjorenson
Linn County
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