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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1976

Page

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Weather summary and local notices from Cedar Rapids area

C R Weather reports high temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s with lows near five to fifteen in the north and upper teens in the south. Extended forecast calls for a chance of snow midweek and partly cloudy skies by Friday. The list includes birth notices for several families across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns, followed by a string of police citations for traffic and other infractions.

Death of Andrew Schamberger Ruled Suicide in Cedar Rapids

The 62 year old Andrew Schamberger of 3117 E avenue NE Cedar Rapids was found hanging from a beam in his garage at 7 25 am Sunday by his wife. Linn county medical examiner ruled death by own action. He was born July 29 1913 in Chicago and spent most of his life in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are his wife a son Curtis McDonough Cedar Rapids two daughters Elaine Wolfe Marion and Rose Schamberger Pittsburg Calif seven grandchildren two great grandchildren and one brother Reinhold Schamberger Cedar Rapids. Services at Turner chapel east Tuesday 3 pm conducted by Rev Clifton Ellerbeck and IOOF Maine lodge. Cremation committal at Turner east. Friends may call at Turner’s east. The family asks memorial contributions. 20 years ago Bob Burns died.

Andrew Schamberger E Avenue NE Linn County Schamberger Mr. Schamberger Chicago Cedar Rapids Creola Lake Ioof Maine Lodge Grand Encampment Iowa Linn Canton Rainbow No. 22 Cedar Rebekah Lodge Curtis McDonough Elaine Wolfe Marion Rose Schamberger Pittsburg Calif Reinhold Schamberger Turner Chapel East Clifton Ellerbeck Kenwood Park United Methodist Church Maine Lodge Turner East Turner's East Harry Edward Pence Michael Pence Sixth Street Mr. Pence Otter Creek Township Rock Island Railroad Dolores Mefford Turner Chapel George B. McDill Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church Lafayette Cemetery

Cedar Rapids Won’t Fight State Over Population Figures

Cedar Rapids officials will not contest the state use of last year’s special census figures to distribute road use tax and liquor funds. Final revised population as of July 14, 1975 is 108,987, down from 110,642 in 1970, affecting potential funding by about 37,751 dollars total. The city council plans a resolution to certify the numbers amid notional risk, while noting the small amount and possible cross-city impact. Dr George Hoyt Whipple 97 dies in Rochester after Nobel Prize share and early dean tenure at University of Rochester medical school.

Cedar Rapids Census Bureau Don Canney Maurice Baringer Canney Baringer Rochester N.Y George Hoyt Whipple University of Rochester School of Medicine

Deaths of Jerry Drahovzal and others in Cedar Rapids

Jerry P Drahovzal 61 national secretary of the Western Fraternal Life Assn and Czech community leader dies suddenly in Cedar Rapids. Born 1914 in Wilson Kansas, he had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1927 and held multiple fraternal and civic roles including Czech radio master of ceremonies and cemetery board member. Surviving: wife Mildred Libal, three sons Michael Robert Terry, two brothers. Services Wednesday at Janeba Kuba funeral home. Other death notices follow for Harry Pence and a list of Iowa obituaries with service details and burial locations.

Jerry P. Drahovzal Schaeffer Drive Western Fraternal Life Assn Cedar Rapids Wilson Kan WFLA Lodge No. 13 Iowa Fraternal Congress National Fraternal Congress Drahovzal KCRG Czech School Board Jan Hus Lodge IOOF Sokol Assn Federation of Czech Groups Czech National Cemetery South Side Civic Club Czech Ethnic Heritage Studies Zcbj Dramatic Society Elks Lodge Traveling Men’s Assn Janeba-Kuba

Firefighters battle 1 million dollar blaze at Boston shoe factory

More than 300 firefighters fought a single blaze in a six story Jamaica Plain shoe factory causing over 1 million dollars in damage. Five firefighters suffered minor injuries and about 40 residents in top floor apartments escaped unharmed.

Boston Jamaica Plain

CIA involvement claimed in 1950 Catholic Holy Year

Stampa Sera reported CIA contributed 3 million dollars to the Vatican’s 1950 Holy Year, a claim Vatican officials call pure invention. The Fiat-owned paper based its story on U.S. government files. Panorama is to publish details later.

Turin Italy Stampa Sera U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Vatican United States Ich Fiat Automobile Company U.S Panorama Pope Paul VI Pope Pius XII Federico Alessandrini la Stampa Fiat Henry Kissinger Graham Martin CIA Rome House of Representatives Intelligence Committee Otis Pike Dn.y Washington Kissinger

Rapp Seeks Demo Nomination For Congress

Waterloo attorney Stephen Rapp a former Democratic state legislator and 1974 congressional hopeful announced his bid for the Democratic nomination in Iowa Third District. He called for high government ethics including a ban on pocketing of special allowances and said a congressman must fight for the people’s interests. Rapp, 27, was narrowly defeated by Rep Charles Grassley in 1974.

Mason City UPI Waterloo Stephen Rapp Congress Iowa Rapp Charles Grassley A-Iowa

Petitions Backing Cedar Rapids Police Chief LaPeters Reach City Council

Petitions bearing 894 signatures urge Cedar Rapids city council to retain Police Chief Wallace LaPeters through Safety Commissioner Ed Colton's term. Colton plans a decision this week and notes petitions do not reflect overall public sentiment while a four hour closed session preceded the talks.

Cedar Rapids Wallace LaPeters LaPeters Ed Colton Colton Lois Keller Chuck LaPeters Mike LaPeters Gina LaPeters Steve LaPeters Christopher LaPeters Timothy LaPeters Missy the Dog Squeaker Guinea Pig

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C.R. Weather Daily Record St. Luke's Gary Eckley Briarwood Street Ray Boylan Sixth Avenue Douglas Schmidt Eisenhower Road Hiawatha William Packingham Palo Rick Elliot Vernon Stephen Brecht Thirty-fifth Street Russell Horak Springville Richard Stickney Third Avenue Robert Bailey Twenty-seventh Street James Nelson Thirty Fourth Street Robert Duncan Theresa Owens William Wong Cindy Makinster Matthew Richeson Mary Insland Paul Trumblee Debora Tudor Joseph Schott Peggy Johnson Vinton Steven Diamantis Omaha Nicolette Lillies Ted Fujimoto Seabrook N. J Marcia Donovan Louise A Joseph O’dell Cheryl L DeWayne Ringgenberg Judith J Boyd A. Carlton Harold A Johnnie E. Hildenbrand Beverly A Richard M. Wilson Carol Ann David Gene Thorstenson Dunreath Drive Fourth Avenue Sixteenth Street Magistrate's Couri Joseph Baker Coane Rapids Larry Frederick Seventh Street Kenneth Cornwell Bowling Street Donald Yuska Steven Dicken William Valentine Western Pine Drive Bradley Hahn Johnson Avenue Creighton Campbell Central City Ricky Munson Emmons Street Roger Boyles Oakland Road Milton Hen Twentieth Street William Schultz Solon Michael Eggleston Pineview Drive Valerie Kubik Twentieth Avenue Robert Gallagher Underwood Avenue Bradley Schulte Mt. Vernon Road Merlyn Frazier Gerald Larry Klingler Route Three Jamie Schneider Third Avenue SE Anchorage Los Angeles Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Honolulu Seattle Houston Cincinnati Cleveland Des Moines Detroit Indianapolis Aeons Kansas City Milwaukee St. Paul Cloud St. Louis Sioux Falls Snow Mercy Richard Appleby Coggan Donald Phillips Sixth Avenue SE Bob Burns John E. Lopes 3Rd Avenue S.E Jerry Drahovzal WELA Niermeyer Scott B. Turner Anton Fritz Linwood Cemetery Victor — Carl Weiss St. James Lutheran Church McAninch's Victor — James Callahan Sigourney Manchester Fred Rose E.) Schechtman Joe Vinton Wilma E. Kelso Campbell’s Iowa City Julia M. Crowley St. Wenceslaus Church Rosaries Donohue’s Blairstown Lester A. Newton Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial Cedar Emorial Funeral Home Don F. Richards St. Mary’s Catholic Church Emery Walters George L. Gay’s Flowers Ave. Floral & Botanicals 16Th Ave C.B. Outfit Jim Loy Gazette John B. Turner & Son Turner’s John K. Turner & Son Turner Mortuary Second Avenue SE First Avenue West
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