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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1979

Page

3

Obituary notices of Hillmer Miller and Saller in Cedar Rapids area

Anna M. Hillmer 77 of 2350 29th St L Cedar Rapids died Friday after an extended illness Born May 5 1901 in Omaha Neb she married Fred A Hillmer Oct 12 1920 in Cedar Rapids She was active in First Lutheran Church and several veteransAuxiliary groups Surviving husband three daughters one son 16 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren Services 1030 a m Monday at First Lutheran Church Burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Burial details for Ralph E Silver and Lowell B Miller follow with their respective churches and cemeteries Memorial funds requested for Fairview General Hospital and a memorial fund established for the Hillmer family Also note Parnell Mrs P M Saller 80 with services Monday at St Josephs Catholic Church and rosary Sunday at Uhlmanns.

Anna M. Hillmer 29Th St. L Cedar Rapids Omaha Neb Fred A. Hillmer First Lutheran Church Hanford Post American Legion Auxiliary Co-workers Club Charles E. Young Paul C. Levien Clarence Eldon Stepanek Fairfax Donald F. Hillmer Springfield Carl H. Berhenke Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Lowell B. Miller Cleveland Ohio Mr. Miller Havelock Iowa Cedar Rapids Business College Kathryne C. Morrissey Coggan Penick and Ford Texaco Oil Co Millers St. Paul Minn Holy Cross Cemetery Fairview General Hospital

Howells Withdraw Challenge to Dubuque Housing Policy

Glenn and Myrna Howell withdrew a bid for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against the City of Dubuque. The action, part of a class lawsuit over rental subsidies, sought relief over a March 1 subsidy termination and alleged improper hearings and discriminatory lease terms. The parties will meet within a month to negotiate, with no eviction planned as rent disputes continue.

Dubuque U.S Glenn Myrna Howell Howells James Hodges Hodges

Bottle raffle to aid Camp Courageous in Iowa

The International Association of Beam Bottle and Specialty Clubs will distribute 1250 dollars raised by a raffle of a Jim Beam bottle. Cedar Rapids Chief Gareth Clift says proceeds from seven regional groups go to Camp Courageous near Monticello. The event gathers 300 collectors from seven states at Cedar Rapids Holiday Inn.

Iowa International Association of Beam Bottle and Specialty Clubs Jim Beam Gareth Clift Cedar Rapids Five Seasons Beam Bottle and Specialty Club Clift Chicago Camp Courageous Monticello

Petersen Named to National Governing Boards of Colleges

Mary Louise Petersen of Harlan will serve a one year term as chairman of the board of directors of the National Association of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities following the group’s Florida meeting. The Iowa Board of Regents leader received the appointment during the annual gathering.

Mary Louise Petersen Harlan Iowa Board of Regents National Association of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities Florida

Tama girl 16 hurt when rifle fires

A 16 year old Tama girl, Jerrilynn Lawson, was wounded Friday night while attempting to destroy a .22 rifle in her home. Sheriff R G McClelland said the shooting appeared accidental as she was treated first at Marshalltown Area Community Hospital then transferred to University Hospitals Iowa City around 11 p.m. for serious injuries on her left side below the rib cage.

Tama Marshalltown Area Community Hospital University Hospitals Iowa City Jerrilynn Lawson Ann Baker Tama County R.G. McClelland

Classical League Convention At Sheraton Inn This Weekend

The Classical League meets for the Iowa Junior Classical League convention at the Sheraton Inn. Iowa convention co chairs are Wendy Martin a University of Iowa dental student and Robert Sundberg a Drake University law student. Fifty five high school students from Atlantic Clear Lake Central Newton and Bettendorf attend along with senior league members from St Ambrose Mount Mercy Drake and the University of Iowa.

Iowa St. Ambrose College Mount Mercy College Drake University The University of Iowa

Trucker Frank Waldron Named National Driver of the Year

Phoenix missing, Frank Waldron a 67 year old trucker with 3.5 million miles logged in 43 years has avoided an accident. He now drives for a Dallas transportation company and was honored as national driver of the year by the American Trucking Association.

Phoenix, Ariz Frank Waldron Waldron Dallas American Trucking Association, Inc

Short in Capacitor Bank At 16th Street And Washington Ave

Weather notes show NW wind at 14 mph at 11 p.m. with sun data and temps. April births include a daughter for Haven and Moeller with addresses Marion and Victor, plus several other births and a 9 10 a.m. Friday credit. A short in a capacitor bank at 16th Street and Washington Avenue SE reported.

16Th Street Washington Avenue SE

BCI chief Beek resigns to join John Deere security role

Craig Beek director of the Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation announces his resignation to become corporate security manager for John Deere in Moline Illinois. He will leave May 1 after 16 years in state government and will be replaced by a successor named by Public Safety Commissioner Charles Larson.

Des Moines UPI Craig Beek Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation Beek BCI John Deere Co Moline Ill Beck Thornton Cerro Gordo County Charles Larson Public Safety

Nguyen Van Thieu resigns as South Vietnam president

On this date in 1975 Nguyen Van Thieu resigned as president of South Vietnam denouncing the United States as untrustworthy. He was replaced by Tran Van Huong who prepared to begin peace talks with the communists from the north.

Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam United States Tran van Huong

Carter to Speak in Des Moines to Iowa Counties Group

President Carter will address about 800 people at 11 a.m. on May 4 in Des Moines. The Iowa State Association of Counties spring school closing session at the Hilton Inn will cover Rural Development Initiatives and Intergovernmental Cooperation. Afterward he will travel to Los Angeles for another meeting.

Des Moines Carter Iowa State Association of Counties Donald L. Cleveland Association Cleveland Los Angeles

Pan Am jet plunges as four injured on Panama flight

A Pan American Boeing 707 carrying about 100 passengers from Houston to Panama City lurched during descent off the Panamanian coast. Four people were injured, two seriously, including a New Zealander and a Colombian priest. an American stewardess and another passenger were hurt. The plane landed safely at Tocumen Airport 15 minutes later.

Panama City Panama UPI Pan American World Airways Houston Tocumen Pacific Ocean Managua Nicaragua Colombia Sam Dixon Decatur

Passenger hurt in 2 car crash near Center Point

A 21 year old Center Point woman Sheri L. James was treated and released at Mercy Hospital for injuries after a two car crash Friday evening. Richard W. Marion 29 of 2024 C St. SW failed to stop near H Avenue and Oakland Road NE hit the James vehicle. Marion was charged with drunk driving failure to stop in an assured clear distance and defective brakes and taken to Linn County Jail.

Center Point Mercy Hospital Sheri L. James Richard W. Marion C St H Avenue Marion Oakland Road Craig W. James Linn County

New Jersey Adopts Broad Smoking Ban Rules

The New Jersey Public Health Council approved a smoking ban in most public places starting January 1. The rules prohibit smoking in pharmacies and large supermarkets and school classrooms and auditoriums, with designated areas required in restaurants bars theaters schools and health care facilities. Council Chair Jane Robinson anticipated a possible court challenge.

Trenton N.J New Jersey Public Health Council Jane Robinson

Rockwell’s expansion under Beall signals stable, cautious growth

Rockwell International expands across aviation, defense, and space amid a 49 percent rise in second quarter net income to 64.9 million. The company expects some automotive decline in late 1979 while continuing momentum in aerospace tied to the space shuttle program and Collins turnaround. Beall, soon president, notes no further Admiral acquisitions and maintains a steady Cedar Rapids operation.

Apollo Collins Boeing Beall Rockwell Admiral Aerospace Robert Anderson Cedar Rapids Bob Anderson

Court voids bank transfer rules amid modern funding methods

An appeals court ruling voided Fed transfer rules allowing automatic transfers from interest bearing savings to checking accounts and similar share drafts. The judges urged Congress to reexamine and update statutes as technology outpaces prior authorizations. They held regulators overstepped and set aside the rules. Judges McGowan Tamm and Wilkey wrote the unanimous decision.

Appeals Court Congress Federal Reserve Board Federal Home Loan Bank Board National Credit Union Administration Carl McGowan Edward Tamm Malcolm Wilkey

Storm triggers power outages across eastern Iowa towns

A Friday thunderstorm knocked out a distribution line at 10 am causing North English South English Kinross and Keswick to lose power for about an hour and 27 minutes. At 11 40 am lightning hit a breaker cutting Hills Kalona and Riverside. Power returned about 27 minutes after the outages began.

Iowa North English South English Kinross Keswick Hills Kalona Riverside

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Silver Ralph E St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Prairieburg Fred Kidwell Mount Clark Cemetery Visitation Murdoch Chapel Central City Parnell P.M. Saller Uhlmann’s Holiday Inn Friends of the Public Library Kenwood Styling Hutch Town & Country Bowl Paul Janda Kennedy High School Hardee’s Center Point Road 42Nd Street Pierson Ellis Boulevard Adv Patti Oberbreckling Bill Hall & Co Classical League Trucker Michael Haven 23Rd Ave St. Luke's Louis Moeller Victor Vance Coleman Arrowhead Lane Dana Miell Twin Pine Drive David Gaskill Mount Vernon Carlota Cherry Melissa Place C.R. Weather Renee Hee Rhee Sessenne Nee Sons Gazette Company Third Ave. SE U.S Territories Gazette Associated Press Joan E. Lapes Federal Housing Administration Veterans Administration HUD Patricia Harris Vandal Gravlee National Association of Home Builders Harris Cedar Park Flowershop & Greenhouses. Inc Ellis Blvd N.W
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