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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1977

Page

3

Deaths listed for Jerome A. Lewis and Edward J. Goodale in Cedar Rapids notices

Jerome A. Lewis 80 of 10446 avenue NW dies after brief illness born Dec 21 1896 Cedar Rapids longtime city resident 41 years USPS supervisor 1960 50 year Mt Herman lodge AF & AM member Legion NARCE Cedar OES veteran of WWI surviving wife Muriel Marsden son Richard Cedar Rapids daughter Mrs Fred Bascom eight grandchildren one great grandchild services Monday 1:30 Turner chapel West Masonic service 1:15. burial Cedar Memorial. Edward J. Goodale 65 of 1333 Maplewood dr NE dies in hospital after sudden illness Cedar Rapids resident 38 years owner operator Goodale barber shop born Oct 2 1911 Montezuma married Hazel Stanford July 3 1933 Grinnell WWII veteran member St Pauls UMC Mizpah AF & AM Hanford American Legion survivors wife son William D. Goodale daughter Susan two brothers two sisters two granddaughters services pending Turner chapel east call after 1 p.m. Saturday. Manchester-Rose Schneider 83 obituary at Immanuel Lutheran Delaware burial Oakland cemetery Manchester. Ainsworth-Sheldon D. Smith 34 funeral at Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints Iowa City call at Donohues Iowa City.

Jerome A. Lewis Avenue NW Cedar Rapids Mr. Lewis U.S. Postal Service Edward J. Goodale Maplewood Drive Goodale Barber Shop Montezuma Hazel Stanford Grinnell St. Paul’s United Methodist Church Mizpah AF & AM Hanford Post The American Legion William D. Goodale Kingman Ariz Susan Goodale Mankato Minn Harry Arnold Goodale Hugh McMeekin James Messick Newton Turner Chapel East Turner East Iowa Manchester Rose Schneider Immanuel Lutheran Church Delaware Oakland Cemetery Friends Shelly’s. Ainsworth Sheldon D. Smith Church of Latter-day Saints Iowa City Donohue’s

End of CETA Summer Job Program Sparks Tears and Silence

Federal funding for the Title Three CETA summer jobs program ran out, ending work for 250 to 300 youths aged 14 to 21. Payroll through Aug 19 remains. no further jobs unless agencies find alternative salaries. Officials cited zero base budgeting and lower attrition as key causes. some sites seek short-term pay options and possible year-round programs.

CETA Memorial Coliseum

Course Set On Job Help For Women

Four session counseling course at the YWCA focuses on preparation for full employment. Coordinator Elizabeth Read says open to unemployed and under employed women with sessions including skill assessment and job hunting techniques. Registration by phone for the first session on Wednesday 1 to 3 pm. Fees are $2 for YW members and $3 for nonmembers.

Elizabeth Read YWCA Read

Hearing Set On Complaint Against Ray

The Iowa Campaign Finance committee will hold a hearing next Thursday to review a complaint that Gov. Robert Ray accepted an illegal corporate contribution. Ray may not attend. Ralph Brown will represent the campaign. The issue involves a $300 check from Arthur Johnson, a Fort Dodge attorney, alleged to violate law on corporate political contributions. Johnson says it was personal and offers to replace with a personal check. Ray says the problem was the check not being screened closely enough.

DES Moines Iowa Campaign Finance Committee Robert Ray Ray Dallas Center Ralph Brown Iowa Republican Party Eampbell Fort Dodge Arthur Johnson Campbell Johnson

Cedar Rapids Briefs Fall events and ads roundup

Local notices list events and promotions from Cedar Rapids and area venues. Items include National Crafts Festival at Silver Dollar City in Ozark Opry, October 5 to 8, a Dairy Cattle Congress September 26, and related travel ads. Also listed are antique reward offer, Colorful Colorado trip, Moving Sale at 1401 Memorial Drive SE, Fall Tour in Door County Wisconsin September 26 to 28, and various local business promotions and dining specials.

Silver Dollar City Ozark Opry D.J Adv

Five Life Terms for Five Deaths in Des Moines Fire

Ronald Veverka received five life terms from Polk County District Court Judge M V Herrick for the deaths of five people in a Des Moines apartment fire on February 9. A prior motion for a new trial was denied after testimony that Veverka was harmless despite drug use and a drinking problem. The report notes Neil Armstrong’s age of 47 in a separate item.

Des Moines Polk County M.V. Herrick Ronald Veverka Herrick Veverka

Welcome Rainfall For Iowans

A cold front moving through central Iowa brought showers to the state with a near stationary front expected to persist into Saturday night. Rain disrupted opening day balloon events at Indianola and threatened Media Relations day, with totals ranging from a half to three quarters of an inch and higher in locations such as Adair, Jefferson, Randolph, and Cedar Rapids.

Indianola Hawkeye State Adair Jefferson Randolph Cedar Rapids

Vital Statistics and Marriage Licenses From Cedar Rapids Area

Vital statistics list weather notes and a long roster of marriage licenses. Names include Boots High, Williams Philipp, Hobbs Lindsey, Morgan Starr, and many Cedar Rapids area couples. notables show Cedar Rapids Marion Center Point and Tempe Arizona as residence points.

Richard Alan Boots Sandrany High James Howard Williams Anne Louise Philipp Carl Eugene Hobbs Florence Lou Lindsey Marvin Lee Morgan Tammy Rynea Starr Craig Allan Bortz Cynthia Ann Nievas Harold Joseph DeSotel Betty Marie Dauber Yehya Abdullah Linda M. Ketchum Gary Lee Cumberlin Patricia Ann Stern Cedar Rapids

Congress to raise oil prices and rebates in energy bill

The bill would raise domestic oil prices to 13.60 a barrel and rebate the difference via federal tax withholdings, with an average rebate about 22 per person. It includes home energy credits, solar heater incentives, appliance efficiency standards, and a shift toward coal.

New England United States Carter

District Court sentences in Linn County week

The Linn district court this week handed suspended terms and probation to several defendants. Theodore Springman, 51, received five years suspended and two years probation for receiving stolen property from December 2 1976. Deloise Clark, 29, got 38 days jail with remaining sentence suspended and one year probation after pleading guilty to three heroin for accom­modation charges from November 17 and December 13 1976. Wesley McWherter, 19, received five and ten year suspensions for receiving stolen property and breaking and entering with probation until August 31 1979. Steven Wilson, 21, was placed on two years probation after a one-year suspended sentence for a February 26 second offense drunk driving charge. Today Movie director John Huston is 71.

Linn Theodore James Springman First Avenue SE Fort Madison Deloise Clark Fifth Street NW Wesley Trent McWherter Bertram Road SE Steven Allen Wilson First Avenue SW Anamosa

Harkin Amendments Endorse Three Farm Bill Changes

Washington conference committee approved three Tom Harkin amendments for the farm bill. The changes raise crop disaster payments for drought hit farmers, set corn target prices and loan levels at $2 per bushel for the year, and shift the Agricultural Conservation Program toward long term conservation practices.

Washington UPI House-Senate Tom Harkin Iowa

Lance Says No Impact From Bank Scrutiny On Loan

Lance rejects any effect on his finances amid an OCC inquiry into a 3.4 million January loan from First National Bank of Chicago. He cites an internal Manufacturers Hanover memo about a possible correspondent relationship and says he had no discussions about it. He met with OCC Comptroller John Heimann to discuss the memo and hopes the matter is resolved quickly with all facts on the table.

Hanover Lance Georgia Bank Comptroller of the Currency First National Bank of Chicago Georgia Chicago Currency Comptroller John Heimann Manufacturers Heimann New York

Nostalgic Brew: Eagle Brewery Caves Rediscovered

Historic Eagle brewery aging caves, built into a hill for proper maturation, were forgotten after demolition and rediscovered on Thursday. The piece recalls old country brewing lore and the era of nickel beers with free lunches, and notes the loss of the brewer’s art.

Eagle

Motel Owners Brace For Big Football Weekend

Hotel operators in Iowa prepare for a surge of football fans during a Sept. 17 weekend. They note higher costs push up rates, enforce two night minimums at some properties, and expect visitors from Cedar Rapids and Eastern Iowa seeking weekend stays near the Iowa City game.

Wood Iowa City Cedar Rapids Panther Highlander Iowa Ramada Inn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mt. Herman National Assn Cedar Chapter O.E.S Muriel Marsden Richard C. Lewis Moline Fred Bascom Turner Chapel West D.A. Loferski Cedar Memorial Mike Deupree Gazette City Hall Bob Brown Brown Cedar Rapids Briefs Gamestonie Town House Senior Citizens Dairy Cattle Congress Bob Hope Colorado Memorial Drive Door County Wisconsin Buck Grange Nashville Express Opryland May City Souvenir, Inc F Avenue St. Matthews Church Scotts Peck’s Ample Lady Summer Sale 1St Avenue Mt. Vernon Neil Armstrong C.R. Weather St. Luke's Thomas Barnes Tenth Street Marion Robert Verdoorn Eden Jane SW Tak Man Wong Swisher Jan F. Kramer James Dennis Usher Darlene Rae Mollenhauer Center Point Thomas Ray Wright Sue Ellen McDonald Mark Martin Sedlacek Donna Jean Meyers Ernest Theodore Sproston Elsie Mae Knapp Robert Stanley Rygg Darcel Kay Broulik Tempe Earl Calvin Woodstra Orange City Karen Ann DeBoer Douglas Ray Drury Swaledale Sheryl Lynn Jones Kelly Floyd Mu Norway Randy Jon Lockwood Hiawatha Karen Lynn Heaton East Moline Ill Thomas Charles McAllen Lone Tree Rondalyn Rae Mallory Edward Howard Conroy Kim Renee Morgan John Peter Herring Nancy Gaye Way Jay Allen Carson Troy Mills Kerri Kim Latare Connie M Steven R. LeMont Nadine M William H. Howe Levena E Ernest J. Frank Roger W Charlene K. Newhard Allen Ray Debora Lynn Miller Virginia Carol Duane Elwood Brockway Ature Congress Senate Finance Committee Sen Russell Long D-La Long House U.S Vietnam Laos Cambodia Uganda World Bank Robert McNamara John Huston Harkin John E. Lapes Flowers Avenue Floral and Botanicals 16Th Ave.s.w
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