Long list of obituaries across Iowa communities
The notice lists numerous death reports from Cedar Rapids Independence and surrounding towns. It spans Hartgrave Finn McDaniel Hood Trewin Murdock Weeg Stock Kalous Morris Kofron Loftus Olin Griess Fike Green and others with service details burial locations and condolence appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Leona C. Morris
Shelly’s
Atalissa
Henry A. Kofron
Sheets and Son’s
Tipton
Oakland Cemetery
Iowa City
Tama
John A
Jack) Loftus
St. Paul
Minn
Mason-Hand’s. Lisbon
Neva Reiss Shively
Morgan’s
Mt. Auburn
Maude I. Olin
Harden's
West Amana
Phillip J. Griess
South Amana Community Church
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo
Vinton
Ruth L. Fike
Garrison Church of the Brethren
Campbell-Russell’s
Clare L. Green
Campbell-Russell's
Fairview Cemetery
Waterloo
Senator Skeptic Teases Tunnel Tale at White House
Sen. Alan Cranston and Vice President Mondale weigh the existence of a White House tunnel after a rainy breakfast. Cranston says he suspects an underground route while Mondale doubts it, citing Nixon's rumored tunnel. Secret Service says no tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Senate
Carter
California
Mondale
Congress
Richard Nixon
Secret Service
Nixon
Rabin Fined in US Bank Account Scandal
Tel Aviv AP report says Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was fined 1500 dollars for an illegal United States bank account that led to his resignation. His wife Leah faced trial for managing the 21000 dollar account. Rabin was a co signatory but did not use the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Finance Ministry
Leah
Rabin
Exploration for Oil Off New England Coast Begins
On this date in 1976 explorers started offshore oil operations along the New England coast. The move marked a major step in energy development and prompted attention from regional officials and coastal communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
City Sheriff Reach Car Handling Pact
The Linn county sheriff’s office will continue handling abandoned cars on Cedar Rapids streets in exchange for free city police services. The agreement covers free lie detector tests and free police academy training for sheriff recruits, saving about $5,500 annually. IDOT funding remains frozen until June, but Cedar Rapids Police say they won’t charge the sheriff’s office for these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Sheriff's Office
Cedar Rapids
David Webster
Sheriff's Department
Iown Department of Transportation
IDOT
Webster
Orlie Workman
Gareth Clift
Sheriffs Department
Clift
Inflation program proposals face wage and tax tradeoffs
The article discusses government plans to curb inflation through payroll tax cuts and reduced social security withholding, plus using gasoline tax revenue sharing to encourage states to cut general sales tax. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal warns against aggressive bargaining while urging broad economic targets and a restrained government role in wage decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Ford
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Walter Heller
Kennedy
Congress
Bendix Corp
Man Takes Own Life In Cedar Rapids Incident
Michael L. Carbaugh a 19 year old Cedar Rapids man died after shooting himself with a .38 caliber revolver following a dispute with his stepfather. He died at Mercy hospital about 8:40 p.m. Linn county medical examiner ruled death a suicide. Survived by parents Judy Carbaugh and Humphrey Carbaugh and several siblings and stepfamily. Services set for Wednesday at Turner chapel west with burial at Shellsburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ervin Hartgrave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa County
Gladys Rabe
Vinton
Hartgrave
Cargill West
American Legion
Fairfax
Richard
Terry Hartgrave
Harold
Marion
Robert
Billy
Portland
Ore
Clarence
James
Naomi Tenrod
Missouri
Velma Bringmann
Ladora
Frances Porter
Shellsburg
Betty Craddock
Mary Craddock
Solon Springs
Wis
Turner Chapel West
Richard Lebeniecher
United Methodist Church of
Everett H. Finn
Thirty-fourth Street
Viola
Viola High School
Mr. Finn
Gladys Hann
Marion Township
Linn County
Anamosa Lodge
Iowa
el Kahir
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital
Louis Robert McDaniel
L Street
Dorothy Gatewood
Iowa City
McDaniel
Hawkeye Seed Co
Church of the Open Bible
Atlanta
Gary
Jim
Doug
Woodward
Lawrence R. Kalous
State Hospital
Lawrence Kalous
Vernon
Steven Kalous
Carol Hawkins
Patricia Hall
Connie Kalous
Springville
Rosalie Kalous
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Second Street
Michael L. Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Mercy Hospital
Boar's Head
Joan Cousins
Humphrey Carbaugh
Palo
Judy Carbaugh
Ada Parsons
Ida Carbaugh
Atkins
Robert Comley
Mervyn Cousins, Jr
Amy Jo Car
Chiropractors Elect Dougherty President in Iowa Society
Dr Keith Dougherty of Williamsburg was elected president of the Iowa Chiropractic Society at the spring convention. He will direct all activities of the society and serve as chairman of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Keith Dougherty
Williamsburg
Iowa Chiropractic Society
Dougherty
Nuclear policy sparks worry over nonproliferation treaty
Sigvard Eklund of the IAEA in Vienna warned that Carter's new U.S. nuclear policy could violate the nonproliferation treaty and threaten its integrity. Karfl Heinz Beckarts of Juelich called the policy wrong as the U.S. and Iran agreed on technical exchanges in nuclear safety at a conference. A U.S. embassy spokesman said the accord is not a step toward a commercial nuclear pact but a prerequisite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigvard Eklund
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
Carter
Eklund
U.S
Karfl-Heinz Beckarts
Juelich
United States
Iran
Hopkins Plea Ties to Iowa Securities Case in Des Moines
In Des Moines federal court a discovery proceeding May 9 centers on Hopkins who pled guilty to selling securities to M L O'Brien of Oelwein and Diana Leapley of Iowa City. Roy Meadows, Des Moines attorney and bankruptcy trustee, warns sentencing could affect the civil suit by CMI investors who may lose over five million dollars as deposits at the firm in Iowa City were largely unsecured. Hopkins may report to the May 9 hearing. surrender options discussed though charges are misdemeanors and a warrant could not be served out of state.
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Independence
First United Methodist Church
Randall L. Murdock
Buchanan
Rochester
Minn
Murdock
Appanoose
Audubon
Indianola
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa State University
Independence Masonic Lodge
National Assn
County Engineers
Phyllis
Vicki Murdock
Des Moines
David Kauffman
Kenneth Murdock
Corning
Richard
Roger
Glenwood
Robert
Coal Valley
Ill
Robert Greening
Oak Lawn
Iowa City
Gerard Weeg
University of Iowa
UI Computer Center
Weeg
National Science Foundation
Harriet
Roland Starbuck
Joyce
Catherine
Carol
New York
Maria
St. Louis
Joseph
John
James
Cecilia Weeg
Cecilia
Rita Weeg
Davenport
Edmund Weeg
Clinton
Anthony
Martin
N.Y
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George L. Gay
Roy Meadows
Hopkins
CMI
Johnson District Court
Dress Code Suit Filed Over Sam Cordero Shirt Incident
Mrs. Harvey sues on behalf of Sam Cordero alleging civil rights violations and mental distress after school officials disciplined him for wearing shirts that referenced Link's Tavern and alcohol. The suit targets North Linn High leadership, including Principal Gary Yocum, Superintendent Robert Timmons, and seven school board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cordero
Sam
North Linn
Gary Yocum
Yocum
Harvey
Don Harvey
Harveys
Paul Robinson
Robert Timmons
Hindu calendar and Kalpa unit definition discussed
The article explains the Hindu calendar beginning with Brahma's birth and outlines Kalpa as one day of the god's life, approximately 4.32 billion years, highlighting its gigantic cosmic timescale and spiritual framework.
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Brahma
Rhodesia Prime Minister Ian Smith Turns 58 Today
Prime Minister Ian Smith marked his 58th birthday today in Rhodesia. The occasion underscores his long tenure and political leadership amid ongoing regional tensions and domestic policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
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Charles E. Hartgrave
Louis R. McDaniel
Justin W. Hood
Port Orchard
Wash
Ruby
Leigh
Barbara Shelton
Vancouver
Carolyn Wilcox
Lois Holsinger
Toddville
Russell
Palos Heights
Thomas H. Trewin
Richardson
Texas
Grant Wood
McKinley
James A. Trewin
James H., Richardson
Dan Faust
Robert Shapiro
Michigan
White’s Funeral Home
William Stock
William M. Stock
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kenneth
Ankeny
David
LeMars
Donald Perestorf
James Uden
Earlville
Keith Taylor
Leslie Stock
Kensington
Senator
Ethel Kennedy
31St St
Mt Vernon Rd
Pierson's
16Th Ave
Sheriff
The
Mon
O’brien
Oelwein
Diana Leapley
Justice
United Press International
John E. Lapes
3Rd Avenue
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