Deaths in Cedar Rapids and Marion list multiple local obituaries
Alice Violet Liams 77 of 1802 J St SW died after a sudden illness. Dorothy A. Wilson 69 of Marion also died in a Cedar Rapids hospital. The notices name survivors including children and grandchildren, list church affiliations, and note funeral arrangements. Additional obituaries include Mary Bren and Edward McCarthy with service details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Violet Liams
J St. SW
Henry Kiams
Cedar Rapids
Peru
Iowa
Alice V. Mack
Bussey
Iiam
Winterset
Liam
Bethany Congregational Church
Russell
Vern
Waterloo
Evelyn Crenshaw
Cromwell
Doris Waddell
Ankeny
Mary Kalianoff
Des Moines
Charles Mack
Colfax
Dorothy Redding
Kellogg
Collins Funeral Home
Turner Chapel West
Dorothy A. Wilson
35Th St
Marion
Toddville
Dorothy Mason
Mery G. Wilson
Church of Christ
Ivan Lundgren
William J
Paul Nancy
Dubuque
Cleo Emry
Jim Belnap
Barstow
Calif
Fred Mason
Napa
Wilbur Mason
Jimmy Price
Lafayette Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Center Point
Iowa Deaths List Obituaries For Several Iowa Communities
Obituaries report multiple deaths across Iowa including Manchester Tama Leona Peska Winthrop and Lamont, with funeral times and locations. Services include Bohnenkamp's in Manchester and Grace United Methodist Church in Lamont, and burial plans at Fremont Cemetery in Winthrop. Visitation details are listed for several sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Robert J. Cornwell
Bohnenkamp
S. Tama
Leonard R. Peska
Mason Hand
S. Winthrop
Carrie Murley
Grace United Methodist Church
Lamont
Fremont Cemetery
Winthrop
Fawcett’s
Earlville
Dale A. Feldmann
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Visitation
Kramer’s
Dyersville
Coralville
Robert L. Seward
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Iowa City
Beckman-Jones
Hopkinton
Estella Hardin Freeze
Carson’s
Maquoketa
Hopkinton Methodist Church
Williamsburg
L.A
Alice” Winborn
Uhlmann's
James P. Mulligan
Cedar Rapids Woman Killed in Lincoln Nebraska Crash
A Cedar Rapids woman Mary Lou Williams age 53 was killed and her husband John F. Williams injured when their eastbound car at NW 12th Street and Husker Highway was hit by Gregory A. Engelhardt 19 driving a truck. The Williams car then struck Beverly J. Schliuckebier 24 in rural Seward Neb. At 1 20 p m Thursday authorities reported no charges filed and the husband remained in fair condition at Lincoln General Hospital.
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Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Neb
Mary Lou Williams
Waveland Drive
John F. Williams
Lincoln General Hospital
Williams
NW 12Th Street
Husker Highway
Gregory A. Engelhardt
Beverly J. Schliuckebier
Seward
Engelhardt
Hijacking Crisis: Flight 830 Under Control After Landing
Capt Robert Hamilton reported Flight 830 from Kennedy Airfield was under control by hijackers eight hours after landing and demands were relayed. police in radio contact with Hamilton who remained in the cockpit. Five Croatians were held for release as the plane traveled via Tulsa St Louis Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hamilton
Hamilton
Kennedy Airport
New York
Tulsa
Okla
St. Louis
Detroit
City Briefs and Crime Reports Highlight Local, National News
City briefs note Claire Glover elected director of the Iowa Medical Record Association and her prior roles at the Iowa Foundation for Medical Care. Local thefts report a $200 stereo, $375 cash, $800 jewelry from 909 26th St. SE, and a $400 outboard motor plus a $170 chain saw from 5790 42nd St. NE garage. The page includes a hijacking-related international story, early 1980s terrorism notes, and a 30 years ago recap of U.S.-Soviet consular ties cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Glover
42Nd St. NE
Iowa Medical Record Association
William Krejci
26Th St. SE
Ken Miller
42Nd St
Cardinals Gather for Mass as Conclave Sees Uncertain Path
A mass in Assisi drew 8 000 to 10 000 worshippers as cardinals met in the Vatican conclave. Pelleg rino warned there will be no return to the past, while factions pressure for changes on rights and celibacy amid a flood of influence efforts and accusations against possible winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele Pellegrino
Assisi
Pellegrino
Turin
Paul
John XXIII
Pius XII
Italy
Brazil
Insurance policy renewals face retroactive coverage push
Lawmakers and insurers are pressured over sudden renewal denials with focus on retroactive benefits for policyholders. Anderson plans a department rule to require similar benefits for intermediate care, while Faudree argues the law unfairly targets insurance to avoid commerce restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Companies
Anderson
Postal union vote awaited as walkout threat looms
The Postal International Union plans to announce a vote on Saturday while the 38,000 member National Association of Rural Letter Carriers backs the pact through state officers. Government and Postal Service prep for a possible nationwide mail strike includes potential use of federal troops, emergency declarations, non essential mail bans, and private delivery of first class letters. A 1970 precedent showed 200,000 workers striking without sanctions. On this date in 1973, Cambodia saw the heaviest fighting since U.S. bombing paused, with clashes near Phnom Penh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambodia
U.S
Phnom Penh
Nuclear plant repairs drive up power costs and wages rise
Iowa Electric reports August power charges rising by 37 cents per 1000 kWh due to the nuclear shutdown. About 200 craftworkers per 12 hour shift are repairing fractures in cooling pipes, with labor running $68,000 daily. Welders face two hour daily limits for radiation exposure, and tests show a high failure rate among applicants. Repairs occur in a 2 by 2 foot cubicle near the reactor wall as metallurgical tests proceed in Texas and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Tuthill
James M. Davidson
Arnold
Classified Ad Seeks Low-Cost Typewriter Sale
A local newspaper runs a compact classified notice offering a budget typewriter for quick sale. The ad invites buyers to contact the seller, noting affordable pricing and immediate pickup in the downtown area.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Steve Willsey
Linwood Cemetery
Mary Bren
Rock Valley
Rock Valley Hospital
Frank Staskal
Emma Miller
Bohemian National Cemetery
Louis J. Trail
Edward McCarthy
Oelwein
Syracuse
N.Y
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
VFW
American Legion
McCarthy
First National Bank of
Oelwein Industrial Development Corp
Marian
Stephen
Irene Miller
Helen Hathaway
New Jersey
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Brant-Kern’s
C.R
Nebraska
Siebke Hoyt Jewelers
Adv
Roosevelt Royale Lobby
United States
TWA
New York City
Paris
Lufthansa
Mogadishu
Somalia
Justice Ministry
Ulrich Hubacher
United Revolutionary Soldiers
Reciprocal Relief Alliance For Peace, Justice and Freedom Everywhere
Washington
FBI
Justice Department
Sirhan
Hess
E. Bucher
Geneva
Hitler
England
Spandau
West Berlin
California State Prison
Soledad
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Villot
Sebastiano Baggio
Poland
Stefan Wyszynski
Faudree
Joe O'Hern
Democratic House
Postal
Carter
Palo
Tuthill
Texas
Iowa Commerce Commission
Maurice van Nostrand
Chicago Bridge and
van Nostrand
Nuclear Energy Commission
John E. Lapes
Joan B. Turner & Son
Turner's
Second Ave
Turner's West
First Ave
16Th Avenue
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