Deaths Mabel M. Remine 92 dies in Marion nursing home
Mabel Mae Remine aged 92 died Friday at a Marion nursing home after a long illness. Born April 28 1884 in Illinois she moved to Cedar Rapids in 1955 from Aurora Illinois where she worked as hotel executive housekeeper and housemother. Services are pending at Turner Chapel West with calling after 2 pm today. Burial at Keota cemetery.
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Mabel Mae Remine
Marion
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Aurora
Ill
Margaret Nichols
Thirtieth Street
Turner Chapel West
Propaganda Clash Reignites Between Moscow and Beijing
A Lenin birthday address in Moscow signals renewed Sino-Soviet propaganda sparring after Mao's death. Chinese charge d affaires Wang Chin-ching walked out as Mikhail Zimyanin condemned China’s line. Western diplomacy notes the exchange mirrors earlier Cold War tensions and recent press battles over Zaire accusations.
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Moscow
Lenin
China
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
United States
Soviet Union
Li Hsien-nien
New China News Agency
Taching
Communist Party
Mikhail _Zimyanin
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Vladimir Lenin
Zimyanin
Wang Chin-ching
Mao
Kremlin
Fedor Kulakov
Wang
People’s Republic of China
Kulakov
Zaire
Izvestia
Ervin Endorses Liddy Sentence Reduction
Former U S Senator Sam Ervin head of the Watergate committee says President Carter was right to reduce the prison term of Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy. He added that if a man cannot be corrected in about three and a half years in prison there is little use in keeping him longer.
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Baton Rouge
U.S
Sam Ervin
Watergate Committee
Carter
G. Gordon Liddy
Ervin
Vietnam reports finding body of another U.S. airman
Washington says North Vietnam has located another body of a missing U.S. serviceman, identified as an airman. Families await positive ID while Hanoi promises further returns as talks toward normalizing relations proceed, with a Paris meeting set for May 3 between Holbrook and Vietnamese officials.
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Washington
North Vietnam
U.S
State Department
Hodding Carter
Carter
Hanoi
Paris
Asst. Secretary of State
Richard Holbrook
Nye Receives Master Editor Publisher Award From IPA
Frank Nye associate editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette is among four honored by the Iowa Press Association at its state convention. Recipients include John Anderson of the Storm Lake Register and Pilot-Tribune and Robert and Evelyn Reiste of the Ocheyedan Press. Awards honor publishers who work hard and influence selflessly. Nye joined The Gazette in 1943 after a 1936 IDN and UIA start. Reistes have run Ocheyedan Press since 1950. Anderson helped Britt News-Tribune, then Storm Lake Register staff. C.W. Wilcox was elected IPA president with H.M. Jones as recording secretary.
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Des Moines
Frank Nye
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa Press Assn
John B. Anderson
Storm Lake Register
Pilot-Tribune
Robert K. Reiste
Ocheyedan Press
Wayne Davis
Jeanne Davis
Seymour Herald
Association
G.L. Caswell
Nye
University of Iowa
The
Gazette
International News Service
Iowa Daily Press Assn
IDPA
Robert
Evelyn Reiste
Sutherland
Anderson
Iowa State
Eagle Grove Eagle
Britt News- Tribune
Leo Mores
Storm Lake
C.W. Wilcox
Madrid Register-News
Big Creek News
Polk City
IPA
H.M. Jones
Monticello
Iowa Senate Targets Anti Closed Shop Bill to Governor
Thirty years ago the Iowa senate sent an anti closed shop bill to the governor for approval. The move reflected state legislative action on labor union practices and workplace rules awaiting executive sign off.
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Iowa Senate
Cedar Rapids Community Briefs Highlight Meetings And Local Ads
Community notices list a Monday 1 p.m. recovery group meeting at First Christian Church on Third Avenue SE with leadership vs information as topic open to the public. Also in town are yoga classes at 1908 Fourth Avenue SE, ad promotions for local services, and upcoming events including a Tulip Festival in Pella May 13-14 and a baseball game May 8 between Cubs and Atlanta.
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First Christian Church
Third Avenue SE
Dismisses Action Against Cedar Falls in Dress Code Suit
U.S. District Judge Edward J. McManus dismissed Cedar Falls as a defendant in a $100,000 civil rights suit filed by Michael Rickard of Ames. The suit, brought in February, argued Rickard was arrested after refusing to comply with a dress code at Poison Apple Rock Theater. The case continues against the night club operators.
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Cedar Falls
U.S
Edward J. McManus
Michael Rickard
Ames
Rickard
McManus
Burglary Charge Filed in Cedar Rapids Case
Cedar Rapids police charged Thomas D. Williams, 19, of 508 Ninth Street SW, with burglary after a Friday afternoon break in at the Dennis Northland residence. Northland reported sound equipment valued just under $1,000 stolen.
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Cedar. Rapids
Thomas D. Williams
Ninth Street
Dennis Northland
Northland
Eagleton Apologizes For His 'Worst Vote'
Senator Thomas Eagleton says his worst senate vote was confirming Gen. George Brown as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. In a column written for Missouri newspapers he offers a public apology.
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Kansas City
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Senate
George Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eagleton
Missouri
New Hospital Charge Rules Aimed at Curbing Costs
The Carter administration proposes a health program capping hospital charges with exemptions for new hospitals and high capital investments. If 9 percent yearly increases are held in 1978 plus a 1 percent exception, projected savings reach $695 million for Medicare $134 million for Medicaid and $1.6 billion for other means of repayment.
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Nixon
Carter
AMA Transient Postage Rate Dispute With JAMA Audit
The AMA paid 166 820 in postage from April 3 1972 to August 4 1975 though it should have paid 1 215 787 for JAMA mailings. Cahn faulted free second class subscriptions to non subscribers and urges 1 048 967 in refunds. Postmaster General Bailor warned of legal action if payment wasn’t prompt as audits followed AMA document leaks by sore throat and a lawyer’s letter raised broader journal implications.
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Cahn
AMA
JAMA
Journal
Benjamin Bailor
Postal Service
Today
Washington
Lee Mitchell
Weather And Birth Notices From Local Almanac
Wind NE at 8 mph at 11 p.m. Sun rises 6 13 and sets 7 57. Extended forecast mostly fair with highs in the 60s and 70s. April 22 births include Loyd Walker Morland Cole Roup Edwards from Madison Dalton Vinton and other addresses. Flash gas from accident scene at First Avenue and L Street SW.
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Glenn Morland
Vinton
Larry Cole
Illinois Street
Madison
Wis
Ronald Roup
Roup
Melvin Roup
Lenora Drive
Dalton, Minn
Robert Edwards
Edwards
Peter Pash
Thirty-third Street
First Avenue
L Street
Correction on driver identities after First Ave and L Street crash
The sanitation truck driver was misidentified as Joseph Melichar 34 of 510 Sixth Avenue SE. The correct driver is James R. Brooks 25 of rural Swisher. The other driver James L. Kunz 17 of 425 Memorial Drive SE faces a traffic signal violation charge.
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First Avenue
L Street West
Joseph Melichar
Sixth Avenue SE
James R. Brooks
Swisher
James L. Kunz
Memorial Drive SE
Rescue teams find woman and dog after long search
A 22 year old Springville woman and her dog were found safe but tired after wandering from home toward the hills near the Wapsi pinicon river and Stone City Friday evening. Ground searchers used a bloodhound and deputies from Linn and Jones counties interviewed witnesses. A Cedar Rapids police helicopter tracked the area and spotted the woman after four passes. She was located about eight miles from home around 7 10 p m.
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Springville
Wapsipinicon
Stone City
Linn
Jones
Cedar Rapids
Lion in Back Yard Shocks San Francisco Family
A six month old cougar wandered from a street family’s home to a yard in San Francisco. The animal, named Mr Hiss, sniffed flowers before SPCA officers took it to a shelter. Police traced the cougar to its licensed owner and returned it home.
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San Francisco
UPI
Jackie Stone
Tanya
Douglas Newall
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Newall
Mr. Hiss
SPCA
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Mabel M. Remine
Iowa
Bernard F. Miltner
Brosh Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
West Branch
Virgil Secrest
West Branch United Methodist Church
West Branch Cemetery
Barker Funeral Home
Liddy
Vietnam
Indochina
Washington Hanoi
Press Group
Peck’s Flowers
Center Pt. Rd
Cedar Rapids Briefs
Fourth Avenue SE
Sandy Taylor Waddell
Sandy
Peck’s
Adv
Fashion
7Th Avenue
Roger’s TV
Ave
Medicine Plant
Alcevera
Avenue Floral
16Th Ave
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
Bethany Congregational Church
6Th St
Air Force
Richard J.R. Adams, Jr
Richard R. Adams
Central City
321St Field
Grand Forks Afb
N.D
Evy’s
Paramount Theatre
Nashville
Opryland
D. J
Pella
Charles F. Walker
Robert J. Walker
Iowa City
Moody Afb
Buck Grange
Colorful
Colorado
D.J
Kirk Will
Roger Will
Central Avenue
Ellsworth Afb
S.D
Cubs
Atlanta
Menard Cashway Lumber
Joan E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Luke S. Loyd
Eastside Drive
Roland Gager
Walker
St. Luke's
C.R
Fossersvestay Hostorisi
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
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