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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1978

Page

3

Death notices and obituaries in Cedar Rapids area

A roundup of obituaries and funeral notices lists Emmett Einhaus and others, with details on ages, birthplaces, marriages, professions, and survivors. Services are scheduled across Cedar Rapids area churches and mausoleums, with burial plans and donor requests noted for each, including a Linn County Cancer Society contribution option.

Butterns William Jack Federated Church of Lisbon Lisbon Morgan’s Marvin Billy Chuck Kenneth Cedar Rapids Greg

District Aims March 15 Layoff Notices Amid Staffing Crunch

The district plans to issue 30 to 50 layoff letters by March 15 for staff with less than two years’ service as enrollment drops strain junior high programs. Officials expect 16–18 fewer teachers in 27 elementary schools, 13–16 fewer in six junior highs, and 1–2 fewer in three high schools, with reallocations and appeals possible before final staffing.

Nyline N. Stanek Maplecrest Drive Marion Marion- Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Central City Ernest A. Stanek Kahoka First Congregational Church of Linda Ward Jon Stanek M.A. Pope Murdoch Chapel Glenn Bender First Congregational Church Cedar Memorial Cemetery CREA Schulz William Rainbow Aldrich Drahos

Iowa House committee approves hunting fishing fee hike

Des Moines Iowa. The House Natural Resources Committee approved a bill to raise hunting and fishing licenses to bolster the Conservation Commission fund. Resident fishing licenses would rise from four to six dollars, hunting licenses from five to six, combined licenses from eight to eleven, non resident hunting licenses from twenty five to forty and special deer licenses from ten to fifteen. Non resident and deer license hikes take effect July 1 with other increases starting next January. An amendment would require a three dollar habitat stamp whose revenue funds state land purchases and incentives for landowners to develop wildlife shelter areas.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Iowa Conservation Commission Fish and Game Fund House Natural Resources Committee Donald Avenson D-Oelwein Avenson

Four charged with drunk driving in city incidents

Four persons faced drunk driving charges after separate incidents Wednesday night and today. Jerry W. Strong 34 was taken into custody after a crash near Second Avenue and L Street SW and treated at St. Luke's Hospital. Kenneth E. Morse 61 was admitted in good condition. Sandra K. Wallner 19 was arrested for failure to control, and Roberta K Kaehler 26 was cited for taillight violation.

Jerry W. Strong Cherry Hill Road Second Avenue L Street Strong St. Luke’s Hospital Kenneth E. Morse 26Th Ave St. Luke’s Sandra K. Wallner Cedar Rapids First Avenue West Wallner Mark W. Allman Edgewood Road Roberta K. Kaehler 15Th St 16Th Avenue 11Th Street Kaehler

Carter urges canal treaties support ahead of Senate debate

President Carter argues the Panama Canal treaties serve U.S. interests and invites broad backing as Senate debate nears. Critics like Robert Dole remain unmoved while CBS delays a live broadcast, and figures such as Byrd Javits Hathaway Baker and Ford endorse the effort.

Byrd Senate Howard Baker R-Tenn Jacob Javits R-N.y Cbs-Tv ABC NBC Jody Powell CBS Carter Panama Canal U.S Atlantic Pacific United States Gerald Ford Theodore Roosevelt

Death ruling confirms heart ailment in Cedar Rapids man

The death of 71 year old Matthew T. Bickford of Route 3 Cedar Rapids was ruled a heart ailment after he was found in an overturned truck on Otis Road. The Linn medical examiner said the death will not be listed as a traffic fatality.

Emmett J. Einhaus Norwood Linn County Einhaus Moline Ill Cedar Rapids Ripley County Ind Belvadean Thornton Cincinnati Ohio U.S. Army Medical Corp International Harvester Farmall Works Rock Island Trinity Episcopal Church William J. Einhaus Springfield Luella Einhaus Phoenix Ariz Lewis Einhaus Batesville Chapel of Memories Paul E. Traeumer Grace Episcopal Church Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Linn County Cancer Society CREA Newell Lash Lash Dennis Ricca Otis Road Matthew T. Bickford Route 3 Linn

Farm bill plans expand family farm aid and price support

The draft farm measure includes grants to preserve family farms, tax loss trading limits, and a new family farm service. It would require stores to post farmer prices on sale items. Separate aid by Senator Dole would let farmers idle land to tailor parity payments up to 100 percent. Hearings start soon.

America Rural America Ralph Nader Congress Watch Agriculture Department Robert Dole R-Kan Dole Senate House Agriculture Committees American Agriculture Movement U.S House

Groundhog Day Forecast From Punxsutawney and Orphy of Octoraro

Groundhog Day observations across Pennsylvania quote Phil of Punxsutawney and Orphy of Octoraro in Lancaster County. Erhard notes six more weeks of winter after Phil’s long shadow. Orphy is one of several marmots along Octoraro Creek.

Phil Gobblers Knob King Punxsutawney Erhard Lancaster County Quarryville Orphy Octoraro Robert Herr Orpheus Octoraro Creek Appalachia

Growth conference urged tighter federal state local coordination

Conference recommendations centered on boosting jobs and investment incentives for distressed areas. A Commerce Department official noted many ideas but no consensus. Delegates, drawn from governors White House public officials business and labor, showed a balanced but ununified group.

Commerce Department White House

Second derailment disrupts main line in Iowa

LISBON Iowa officials report a second derailment on the Chicago and North Western main line this week near Lisbon. Three piggyback cars and grain cars derailed just before midnight blocking both tracks briefly. both tracks were cleared by morning. No cause noted. A separate derailment occurred Tuesday two miles west of Clarence in Cedar County where 36 cars left the tracks.

Lisbon Chicago and North Western Iowa Here C&nw Clarence Cedar County

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