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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1976

Page

4

Ford Begins VP Poll Mondale Attacks Farm Policy

President Ford asked GOP delegates and leaders to list five preferred running mates, while Sen Walter Mondale attacked farm policy in a farmbelt speech in Pierre South Dakota. Mondale promised to end embargoes on grain if Carter wins. Ripon Society suggested John Connally would hurt Ford with Watergate baggage and criticized his past positions.

Ford Walter Mondale Congress Ron Nelsen Mondale Pierre S.C Nixon Jimmy Carter Ing Ripon Society John Connally Rose Mary Woods Connally Texas Treasury Ripon U.S Supreme Court United States

Weather and Birth Notices From Cedar Rapids Area

Weather at 10 p.m. northwest wind 7 mph. Sunrise Monday 6 01 sunset 8 24. Yesterday high 90 low 73 with no precip. Extended forecast clear to partly cloudy with warming trend Tuesday through Thursday. Births listed for Mercy July 31 and multiple families with newborns across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Morning and afternoon times noted for a cigarette chair location and an undetermined store incident.

Local obituaries list Cedar Rapids residents and relatives

Multiple obituaries note deaths in Cedar Rapids area. Dionne Kay Shepard, 5, dies in a traffic accident with services set at Turner chapel west. Pearlie M. Pomeroy, 91, dies after a short illness with Ottumwa burial. Arnold Henry Stark, 66, a lifelong farmer, dies at home with services at St Jude's. Frank Hasek, 86, Cedar Rapids resident, dies after long illness with Czech National burial.

Pearlie M. Pomeroy Charles Toddville Jamesport Robert Pomeroy Missouri Baptist Temple Ottumwa Johnson Funeral Home Shaul Turner Napel West

Two Rendered Obituaries for Godson Addie and J Alice Tomanka

Godson Addie-3 Monday service by Dr LeRoy White at Mt Zion Baptist Church followed by burial at Oak Hill. Calling hours at Turner Chapel East until 9 p m Sunday and church from 10 a m to 2 30 p m Monday. Casket will not be opened after the service. J Alice-2 Tomanka funeral Monday by Rev Phillip Ewaldsen at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home West with burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Dionne Kay Shepard Gary Shepard Eastview Avenue Longmont Colo Cedar Rapids Lynette James Richard Shepard Curtis Narron Glenwood Marrel Snyder Shenandoah Pearl Shepard Turner Chapel West Terry S. Slinde Arnold Henry Stark Helen Bednar Ralph Herbert Angela Lincolnwood Ill Ted Newhall Mary Portman Dearfield Emma Ard Edna Denton Evanston, Ill Henrietta Danshill Burlington Richard Ament St. Jude’s Catholic Church St. Joseph's Teahen Chapel Frank Hasek Twenty-first Avenue Kladno Czechoslovakia United States St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church Lodge Karel IV Western Fraternal Life Assn Laborers Union Local 43 Harold Jepson John Weiland Jerry Anna Robert W. Cizek Janeba-Kuba Addie LeRoy White Mt. Zion Baptist Church Oak Hill Turner Chapel East Tomanka Alice Phillip Ewaldsen Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home Cedar Memorial

Camp Good Health Donations and Memorials Totals

Donations and memorial gifts listed for Camp Good Health include contributions from The Gazette Co employes canteen fund amounting to 8,299.01 and 90.45 memory gifts to Bernadine Chadima from FPCUUE Fis CURIE scp, plus several bequests to Gertrude J Owen Mrs Lester Chadima Minnie Pear Niebuhr Mary Luberger Craft Jennie Johnson Charlie Kolda Petrzelka and others from multiple individuals and groups. The 1976 budget shows 23,100.00 yet to be raised 14,626.54 and total 8,473.46 recorded alongside.

Eeereeree Lester Chadima Barbara Bjornson Ceeeeeeseseeseereseeevenes R. B. Var Camp Good Health International Cedar Rapids Minnie Pear Niebuhr John and Irene McKvain Mary Luberger Helen M. Jordan Edna C. Lund Jennie Johnson Bert Theo Charlie Kolda Mary Kolda

Obituary Notices From Eastern Iowa Cemeteries

Multiple death notices from Eastern Iowa towns list ages and service times. Names include Glen L. Steward 62 in Toledo, Nellie Augusta Mowes 67 in Sigourney, Myrtle Border 79 in Ladora, Peter H. Von Spreecken 80 in Wyoming, Douglas Ball 17 in Oxford in a serious accident, Waldo Reisner 83 in Fort Atkinson, Myrna Strempke 54 in Independence, James Riha 89 in Tama, John Sass 84 in Shellsburg, John Bohdan 55 in Belle Plaine, Raymond Zavodsky in Belle Plaine, Dale Slater 56 in Aurora. Burial and service details vary by location and church. The Oxford accident also mentions other injured teens and hospital stays.

Toledo Glen L. Steward Henderson’s Haven Cemetery Tama Sigourney Nellie Augusta Mowes Reynold’s. Ladora Myrtle Border McAninch’s Victor Wyoming Peter H. von Spreecken Methodist Church Hayden's Fort Atkinson Waldo Reisner St. John's Church Chekal’s Independence Myrna Strempke St. John's Catholic Church White's James Riha Mason- Hand's National Cemetery Rural

Revolver Found In Man's Car

Richard E. Cook 27 of 1611 Park Towne lane NE faced a concealed weapon charge after police found an unloaded .22 revolver in the car he was riding in at the Martin Oil Co station. Officers traced the vehicle to Second avenue and Tenth street SE before detaining Cook, who was jailed in lieu of a $500 bond at Linn county jail.

Richard E. Cook Park Towne Lane Martin Oil Co First Avenue SE Second Avenue Tenth Street SE Cook Linn County

Parliament grants Scotland Sunday pub drinking rights

In London the UPI reports Parliament ended a long debate on alcoholism and public drunkenness and voted to allow Scotland to serve alcohol in bars on Sundays. Previously Sunday drinking was restricted to travelers in hotels.

London UPI Scotland

Iowa City Sues Westinghouse Over Maternity Leave Policy

The city of Iowa City sued Westinghouse Learning Corp in Johnson County District Court claiming discriminatory maternity leave practices. The complaint filed with the Iowa City Human Relations Commission seeks $556.50 in back pay and an injunction to change maternity and sick leave policies, alleging women are disadvantaged compared to leaves for other illnesses.

Iowa City Westinghouse Learning Corp Iowa City Human Relations Commission Johnson County Westinghouse

City Briefs Tire and Theft Incidents Reported

Mrs. Robert Bell reported two left side tires slashed at her Briarwood Street residence Saturday. Tires valued at $50. Joyce Cooper reported a breakin at her Fifth Avenue SE residence Saturday with $25 in cash and two pant suits valued at $25 taken.

Robert Bell Briarwood Street Breakin Joyce Cooper Fifth Avenue SE

Pickett's Brewery Protest Over Fair License

Des Moines officials face a disputed license issue as Pickett's Premium Beer seeks a fair concession. Randy Duncan argues state law favors locally produced beer and urges the fair board to license Pickett's, noting four licenses already exist and new requests are often denied.

Des Moines UPI Pickett Dubuque Randy Duncan Fair

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1882 by The Gazette Co. describes subscription options including carrier and mail rates and notes the Afternoon Edition and weekend publications. The paper outlines 7 issues per week and varying weekly and yearly prices, with restrictions on mail delivery in carrier areas and AP republication rights.

Viking lander faces sterilization doubt over life signs

Scientists debate whether sterilizing the soil sample eliminates life or non living processes causing high radioactivity. An organic analysis is delayed as soil collection gaps and incomplete data from biology probes leave researchers cautious yet intrigued by the findings.

Viking Gilbert Levin

Saudi arms sales heighten Middle East tensions

U S arms sales to Saudi Arabia and Jordan spark concern among Israel supporters fearing arms transfers and a possible Arab confrontation. Saudi Arabia ordered 110 F-5E interceptors with 50 delivered, shaping a weapons package financed by Riyadh. Congress faces a 30 day window to block deals over 25 million dollars. Jordan’s Hussein chose the U S as its arms supplier after weighing Soviet options amid a shifting mix of funding and military advice.

United States Iran Israel Saudi Arabia U.S Jordan Hussein Moscow Soviet Union Amman Congress

Judge hears testimony on hangman’s noose incident

Harris trial witness Miss Hansen described a plain clothes deputy in the jury assembly room as a prospective juror built a paper gallows. The man was later dismissed on a peremptory challenge. She said others on the deliberating jury warned of the event and suggested it was obvious to authorities.

Miss Hansen Sode Weinglass Weinglaas

Abduction timeline and alibi questions surround Fred Woods case

Witness James Hunt places Woods at the Woods 80 acre San Francisco peninsula estate between 1 and 2 p.m on the day of the kidnapping. Hunt recalls no change in Woods demeanor and notes Woods often travels to auto auctions. Abduction time cited as 4:10 to 4:30 p.m. Officials say Woods flew or drove to Chowchilla, about 150 miles away. Woods paid Hunt 2.50 per hour to restore cars for about nine months and Woods sold 15 to 20 cars monthly. Woods was arrested in Vancouver five hours after James Schoenfeld's arrest in Meno Park. Richard Schoenfeld turned himself in July 23.

Woods Hunt Fred San Francisco Peninsula Chowchilla Vancouver Canada James Schoenfeld Menlo Park Calif Richard Schoenfeld

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