Death notices for Dina DeThorne and others in Cedar Rapids area
Obituary notices list Dina Kay DeThorne 14 of Stover Missouri who died in Hardy Arkansas from leukemia. Also mourners include Cecil Gramblin family, Ruth Tyler Fouke, Robert J. Kessler, Florence Tosh, Melvin Look, Sarah Machen infant, F Clifford Hyde, Lowell Randall, and several others with funeral and memorial details across Cedar Rapids Central City and surrounding towns. Memorials and services are noted for Stover, Cedar Memorial Park, University of Iowa Hospitals, and various churches.
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Dina Kay DeThorne
Stover
Cedar Rapids
Hardy
Ark
First Baptist Church
Nixon and Taylor
Cecil Gramblin
Debra Hanes
Jon Feller
Chicago
Janice Elm
Vern Gramblin
Lisbon
Marvin Gramblin
Gary Gramblin
Norway
Clifford Rogers
Phoenix
Ariz
Memorial Lawn
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Jerold L. Preston
St. Timothy Lutheran Church
Hudson
Iowa
St. Jude’s Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Sarah Terese Machen
Thomas A. Machen
35Th St. NE
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Brent Thomas
Kyle Andrew
Vivian Machen
Sun City
Joseph Frazier
Carolyn Carsello
Darwin Smith
Grace Frazier
John Frazier
Thoracic Cardiovascular Development Fund
Donald B. Doty
Division of Cardiovascular Surgery
University of Iowa Hospitals
Fitness talks and a state board reappointment headline brief
Catholic Laymen Rick Blackwell will discuss Fitness for Busy People at noon Friday in Bishop Cafeteria. Lions Club Rick Blackwell will present the same talk and demonstrate new exercises Thursday noon at the Roosevelt Royale. Nancy E. Welter of Cedar Rapids is reappointed to the State Board of Cosmetology Examiners for three years pending Senate confirmation.An AA meeting opens tonight at 8 at First Trust and Savings Bank in Marion run by the local AA group. Burglary reported by Larry Zahradnik of Ely with losses including a Tiffany style lamp shade valued at 459 and stereo equipment worth 350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Blackwell
Bishop Cafeteria
Lions Club
Roosevelt Royale
Nancy E. Welter
Cedar Rapids
Robert Ray
Senate
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Trust and Savings Bank
First Ave
Marion Industrial AA Group
Larry Zahradnik
Ely
Linn County
Sheriff's Deputies
Warden and Cook Join The Champ Cast
Hollywood reports Jack Warden and Elisha Cook added to the cast of The Champ starring Jon Voight in a remake of the 1931 boxing film. The remake updates the Beery Cooper classic with Warden and Cook joining the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Jack Warden
Elisha Cook
Jon Voight
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Heist at Ming Wong Residence Net $20 000 In Jewelry And Cash
Police disclose July 24 burglary at 3300 Bowling St. SW with eight 24 karat gold bracelets thirteen yellow gold necklaces five 24 karat rings and a mink coat among stolen items. Entry believed through back door after doors were pried. safe tampered with and dial punched. Authorities seek jewelry via stores for tips.
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Ming Wong
Bowling St
James Barnes
Wong
Red Pagoda
First Ave. NE
Des Moines man escapes from Clarinda mental health hospital
A 24 year old Des Moines man charged with sexually abusing his 2 year old son escaped from the State Mental Health Hospital at Clarinda this morning by climbing through a small bathroom window. He had been kept in the second floor intensive treatment unit and authorities notified include the State Patrol and Des Moines police. His son Matthew remains alive in a Des Moines Hospital under a court order until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Des Moines
T.E. Schonka
Richard Schrier
Schrier
Matthew
Schonka
State Patrol
Onassis Case Inkos With Maheu Gerrity Ties Unveiled
The narrative describes how Robert Maheu and Gordon Gerrity ran covert operations linked to Onassis. They allegedly conducted black bag jobs while Gerrity spread anti Onassis propaganda and bribed foreign journalists. The trio reportedly sought Saudi involvement and discussed executive oversight with Burger amid CIA and FBI reporting.
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Maheu
Gerrity
Burger
Washington
CIA
FBI
Onassis
Onassis Indicted Over Saudi Contract and Boeing Payments
Burger and Attorney General Brownell filed public indictments two weeks after Onassis signed the Saudi contract, accusing him and other shipowners of violating the 1946 Merchant Ship Sales Act. CBS News reports Onassis benefited from overseas jet deal payments, receiving 1.75 million dollars via Panama entities to avoid Greek taxes after Olympus Airways agreed to buy two jumbo jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hougan
Burger
Herbert Brownell
Onassis
Ers
U.S
CBS News
Washington
Boeing Co
CBS
Boeing
Olympic Airways
Panama
Costanza Resigns After White House Reshuffle
The Rochester New Yorker Costanza resigns after being shifted from near the Oval Office to a basement cubicle and reduced staff. Hamilton Jordan denies pressure. Rafshoon cancels her ABC appearance. Costanza, 45, joined Carter after aiding his 1976 campaign and faced a narrowed role focused on women's issues before quitting in a pledge-laden farewell.
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White House
Hamilton
Abc-Tv
Gerald Rafshoon
Carter
Stuart Eizenstat
Costanza
Northeast
Services for Iowa labor law author set
Funeral services for Neil Garrett 84 Des Moines attorney who drafted Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act and Iowa's 1947 right to work law, will be held Friday at 1 p.m. in Des Moines. Garrett died Monday at his daughter's home in Bethesda Maryland after a long career before the U.S. Court of Appeals Eighth Circuit the DC Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court. He retired in 1974 from Stewart and Garrett and was renowned for labor law and collective bargaining expertise.
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Des Moines
UPI
Neil Garrett
Iowa
Garrett
Bethesda
Stewart and Garrett
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Taft
Accidental death ruled in Stewart case
Deputy medical examiner declared Leland Kirk Stewart death accidental from carbon monoxide poisoning. The 43 year old McKinley Junior High School principal was found beside his car in the garage at 359 Parkland Drive SE during the early morning hours of July 20 with ignition off though the car had run earlier. Officials say the actual sequence remains speculative.
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Leland Kirk Stewart
McKinley Junior High School
Stewart
Parkland Drive
Tax bill shifts as Social Security hike trims cuts
The House faces a reduced tax cut after inflation and higher Social Security taxes. A single filer would see $15 back but pay $40 more than last year, while a married couple with two children would face a $29 rise. The Ways and Means panel backed a smaller cut than President Carter proposed, with $24.5 billion planned to offset inflation and payroll tax increases. Congress earlier raised Social Security taxes to 6.13 percent on earnings up to $22,900 for 1979, after initial support for a rollback. The committee then reversed and rejected any rollback in a later vote.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Carter
Totie Fields Dead at 27 Survived by Husband and Daughters
Comedian Totie Fields born Sophie Feldman in Hartford died after a career spanning local radio to Catskill resorts and Las Vegas shows. She leaves husband George Johnston music director and two daughters Jody and Debbie.
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Sophie Feldman
Hartford, Conn
Miss Fields
Las Vegas
Sahar
Las Vega
George Johnston
Jody
Debbie
Iowa warden candidate for Illinois jail post
War den Lou Brewer of the Iowa State Penitentiary is among three candidates for Stateville Prison warden. Brewer told Fort Madison he may leave Iowa but has not fully decided. Stateville’s Ernie Morris resigned and A M Monahan acts as warden.
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Springfield, Ill
Lou Brewer
Iowa State Penitentiary
Stateville Prison
Illinois
Charles Rowe
Brewer
Fort Madison
Stateville
Iowa
Ernie Morris
A.M. Monahan
Rowe
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines rates for mail and carrier delivery, with weekly and yearly options. It notes its establishment in 1883, publication schedule, and exclusive AP use for local news and dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Associated Press
AP News
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Hugh B. Fouke
Meth-Wick Manor
Mount Vernon
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital
Ruth Tyler
Hamburg
Oregon
California
Cotty College
Nevada
United Methodist
United Methodist Church
Robert J. Kessler
Whittier
Calif
Solon
Chevrolet
Mary Connelly
Marshall, Mich
Andrew
Brush Funeral
St. Mary's Church
Eugene Benda
Father Benda
Tosh
Florence E
Grace Episcopal Church
Paul Traeumer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Friends
Brush Chapel
Melvin K
All Saints Church
Edmund J. Becker
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
F. Clifford Hyde
Central City
Marion
Colesburg
Mabelle Kearns
Hyde
St. Stephen’s Catholic Church
Myrtle Cleveland
Little Rock
Evelyn Westerlund
Sister Bay
Wis
Raymond
Anamosa
John Carpender
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Murdoch
Lowell Randall
Kerkhoven
Minn
Rice Memorial Hospital
Willmar
Manly
Mary McDonnell
Kinney’s
Spicer
Jim
Leo Oswald
Fertile
Whitney Randall
Northwood
Hillside Cemetery
West Branch
Wayne A. Hayslett
West Branch United Methodist Church
Barker's. Vinton
Kenneth Lauterwaser
St. John Lutheran Church
Newhall
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Middle Amana
August L. Reichmann
Middle Amana Community Church
Hoover-Valentine’s. Amana
William F. Noe
Amana Community Church
Hoover-Valentine’s. Calmar
Frances Sanders
French's
Manchester
Anna B. Puff
St. Mary’s Church
St. Joseph's
Earlville
Shelly’s
Delaware
Ernest Schanbeck
Shelly’s. Vinton
Katherine E. Westphal
Phillips
Elmgrove
Elkader
Anna Mae Heiden
Witt’s
Lucille Scheuermann
Oskaloosa
Harden’s
Forest Cemetery
Decorah
Carl E. Exey
Stevie’s
Big Canoe Lutheran Cemetery
Cosgrove
Warden, Cook In ‘the Champ
Robert Mcheu
Rochester, N.Y
Hamilton Jordan
Ms. Costanza
Jimmy Carter
Rochester
Albert Einstein
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Congress
York
Catskill Resorts
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Flowers
Peck’s Flower Shop
Center Pt. Rd
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home — Cemetery
Fairfax, Iowa
ARS
Richardson
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