Deaths Lyman D. Washburn 77 in Tucson
Lyman D. Washburn, 77, a former Cedar Rapids resident, died Thursday in Tucson Arizona where he had lived eight years. He worked 25 years at Rockwell Collins and is survived by wife Ann a son Donald of Milwaukee a daughter Mary Ann Reiter of Dallas and eight grandchildren. Services Monday in Tucson with burial after.
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Lyman D. Washburn
Cedar Rapids
Tucson
Ariz
Mr. Washburn
Rockwell Collins
Ann
Donald
Milwaukee
Mary Ann Reiter
Dallas
Texas
Memorial Services and Funerals Listing
Memorial services for Ralph H Norris at Turner Chapel West with burial at IOOF Cemetery in Brooklyn. Frances Chase at Brush Funeral Home Solon with burial at Oakland Cemetery Solon. Alma Faun Fleming at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories with burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Francis V Stephen at Turner Chapel East with burial at Malcom Cemetery Malcom. Memorial fund established with Camp Fire Girls Campership.
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Norris
Ralph H
Turner Chapel West
Richard Ernst
IOOF
Brooklyn
Friends
Chase
Frances
Brush Funeral Home
Solon
Charles Moore
Oakland Cemetery
Funeral
Fleming
Alma Faun
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
David Polk
First Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Stephen
Francis V
Turner Chapel East
David N. Roth
Malcom
Camp Fire Girls
Browning to reformatory as Gibson sentencing delayed
Edward L. Browning 26 received up to two years at Anamosa Reformatory after pleading guilty to assault with intent to inflict serious injury in a Cedar Rapids shooting. Edgar Gibson 25 had sentencing postponed to protect parole. both men faced assault charges after firing at Troy Perkins near 1419 Fifth Ave SE.
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Edward L. Browning
Anamosa
Edgar Gibson
Gibson
Cedar Rapids
Troy Perkins
Fifth Ave
August F. Hansell Jr
Linn District Court
Linn County residents named to Grassley exploratory committee
Two Linn County residents will co chair the Linn County Grassley Exploratory Committee to study Congressman Charles Grassley s chances for the U S Senate seat held by Senator John Culver Mrs Pat Berntsen of route 1 Mount Vernon and Ira E Larson of 358 Garden Drive SE were named to the post this week as the panel begins its work
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Linn County
Charles Grassley
U.S. Senate
John Culver
Grassley
Pat Berntsen
Route 1
Mount Vernon
Ira E. Larson
Garden Drive
Love jury to resume deliberations in murder case
The Linn District Court jury of six men and six women will continue at 9:30 a.m. after failing to reach a verdict Friday in the Willie B. Love trial. The case questions if the 34 year old defendant was justified in shooting Ernest and William Gibson on January 23, with Ernest dying weeks later.
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Gibson
Ernest
William
Cedar Rapids
Willie Love
Perkins
Love
Willie B. Love
Linn District Court
August Hansell Jr
Ernest Gibson
William Gibson
State and farmers near agreement on Indian Bluffs preserve
Iowa Conservation Commission and Maquoketa River landowners move toward a pact on the 2900 acre Indian Bluffs preserve. At Monticello Gun Club a modified articles of dedication faced landowner concerns about transfer of property with private ownership favored as ideal.
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Monticello
Iowa Conservation Commission
Maquoketa River
Indian Bluffs Preserve
Darlene Kortemeyer
Gerald Schnepf
The
Conservation Commission
Kortemeyer
William Hasek
Hasek
Ing
Commission
Schnepf
Indian Bluffs
the Gazette
Iowa Preserves Board
Attorney General’s Office
Crowds Plead for Khugani in Khuzestan Province
In Khorramshahr, more than 100,000 demonstrators urged Ayatollah Mohammad Taher al- Shoabeir Khaqani to stay in Iran. They backed the ethnic Arab leader as he warned that Iran’s situation is unbearable and voiced support for the Tehr an delegation seeking greater self rule.
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Tehran
Iran
Khuzestan
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Armed Revolutionary Committees
Khorramshahr
Mohammad Taher al-Shobeir Khaqani
Khaqani
Eight-year-old boy struck by car on First Avenue
Eight year old Matthew Schrader, son of Kathleen Jackson of 259 38th St Drive SE, remained in serious condition at St. Luke's Hospital pediatrics ICU Friday night after apparently darting into traffic on First Avenue at 38th Street East. Lori J. Cousins, 19, of 325 First Ave SE, drove the car. Police reports say the boy stepped into the path as the light turned yellow. witnesses said the light was green for 38th Street traffic. The child sustained head injuries and was dragged under the car and rolled along the pavement.
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Matthew Schrader
Kathleen Jackson
38Th St
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue
38Th Street East
38Th Street
Lori J. Cousins
First Ave
Schrader
Weather and notices from Des Moines area bulletin
The bulletin lists normal conditions through April with barometer and humidity readings and midnight wind NW at 10 mph. It notes extended forecast partly cloudy with possible showers Sunday then fair and cooler days Monday and Tuesday, with highs in the 50s to 70s and lows in the 40s. Also multiple birth notices from April 27 and a Des Moines medical emergency log entries with times and addresses.
Ford Tank Woes Escalate With Maverick Comet Fire Risk
Washington officials say 1970-73 Ford Mavericks and 1971-73 Mercury Comets have potentially dangerous fuel tanks that can explode in rear collisions. Data show 26 crashes caused spills and fires, killing 31 people and injuring 19. About 974,000 cars remain in use from 1.1 million built.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ford Motor Co
Jepsen argues right to work boosts economy in Iowa
Senator Roger Jepsen told Iowans for Right to Work in Cedar Rapids that states with right-to-work laws have healthier economies. He cited growth in manufacturing and non agricultural employment in Iowa from 1966 to 1977 and argued voluntarism underpins gains. Jowans for Right to Work elected Ivor Stanley chair.
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Roger Jepsen
Afl-Cio
Jepsen
Iowa
Samuel Gompers
American Labor Movement
Gompers
Jowans
Cedar Rapids
Ivor Stanley
Iowans For Right To Work
Stanley
Iowa Midland Supply, Inc
George Newsom
The Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883, published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates by carrier $1.20 weekly, by mail Afternoon Edition and Sunday 7 issues $5.174 weeks $56.00 52 weeks, other states $80.00 52 weeks. AP exclusive rights for local news and dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Gazette
Associated Press
Parade sniper shocks San Jacinto parade crowd
Judy Guitterez, 13, described the moment a lone man opened fire near Attebury's arsenal camper during the Battle of Flowers Parade in a Fiesta week attack. Ida Long and Amalia Castillo were killed. Castillos’s family tried to protect others as shots rang out. The gunman was later found dead. the parade was canceled.
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Judy Guitterez
Attebury’s Arsenal
Ida Long
Amalia Castillo
Gus Burggraf
Attebury
San Jacinto
Prisoner swap discussed as United States seeks Russian exchange
White House sources say negotiations dated from last fall aim to exchange two Russians jailed for trying to buy U S naval secrets. Shcharansky remains excluded, with U S officials pledging continued efforts as U S Soviet relations improve. Ginzburg, Moroz, Dymshyts Kuznetsov and Vins are noted as other dissidents and prisoners in the broader context.
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United Nations
U.S
White House
Shcharansky
Ginzburg
United States
Gazette Corrects Dissolution Report Over Child Support Decree
The Gazette corrects Wednesday’s report about a dissolution granted to MaDonna A. and Ronald L. Sandler. The decree referenced was a change in child support provisions in a case where a dissolution decree had been issued years earlier.
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MaDonna A
Ronald L. Sandler
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