Deaths a Cedar Rapids list includes many local obituaries
Julia Slaman 86 of 807 Seventh St SE pronounced dead at Mercy Hospital after brief illness born July 15 1893 Ain Arab Lebanon resident 60 years in Cedar Rapids survived by two daughters three sons 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren services at Brush Chapel and St George Orthodox Church burial at St George Cemetery Trisagan services Sunday evening at Brush Chapel donations sought for St George Church Building Fund other obituaries list various service times at Cedar Memorial and local churches for Collette Earl H May Hattie Louise Morris Kirk Patrick Thillen Fred B Davis Emma J John N Lundy Robert C Davis Manchester and other area notices including wake rosaries and cremation details.
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Julia Slaman
Seventh St. SE
Mercy Hospital
Ain Arab
Lebanon
Cedar Rapids
Salem
Louise Kustus
Elsie Mack
Louis E
Ted
James
Brush Chapel
St. George Orthodox Church
Constantine Nasr
St. George’s Church
Nasr
Brosh Chapel
St. George Church
Friends
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Atkins
Hattie Louise
Turner Chapel West
Robert Hedtke
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Morris
Kirk Patrick
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Jay Miller
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Thillen
Fred B
St. Patrick Church
Martin T. Laughlin
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Davis
Emma J
Turner Chapel East
Arnold Kluge
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Haines defends need for points in home loans debate
Hal Haines, president of Perpetual Savings and Loan, argues for allowing a one percent fee on home loans to ease Iowa’s tight money supply. He says out of state buyers in the secondary market are needed to fund more loans, while Rep. Johnson opposes points. Haines notes Perpetual could expand lending if points are permitted and disputes Sen. Robinson’s claim about the firm’s secondary market activity.
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Des Moines
Hal Haines
Cedar Rapids
Statehouse
Senate
Cedar Rapids Area
Haines
Perpetual Savings and Loan
Robert M.L. Johnson
Perpetual
Iowa
Savings and Loan
Sen. Cloyd Robinson
Robinson
Key census planners making mass exodus
Washington AP reports a wave of exits at the Census Bureau 14 months before the 1980 census. Manuel Plotkin faces pressure to resign as top officials including David Kaplan Meyer Zitter and Paul Glick consider retirement. Printing begins soon for 150 million questionnaires as the bureau seeks stronger leadership amid costly preparations for the 1980 count.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Manuel Plotkin
White House
Plotkin
Carter
David Kaplan
Meyer Zitter
Congress
Bureau
Barabba
Vincent Barabba
House of Representatives
Sid Vicious Dies of Accidental Overdose at Bail Celebration
New York authorities say Sid Vicious died of an accidental heroin overdose at a party celebrating his bail release in the hunting knife killing of his girlfriend. Medical Examiner Dr. Michael Baden ruled out self harm, noting Vicious had a history of heroin use and had just been freed on $50,000 bail.
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New York
UPI
Sid Vicious
Michael Baden
Sex Pistols
Baden
Vicious
Ann Beverly
City Briefs Summary of Community Notices
Transcendental Meditation Sidhi Course offered at Cedar Rapids TM Center. Flower Show in Chicago listed with March 24 date and ticket prices. Senior Citizen Day March 30 with $22 and $24 pricing. Blue Cross Blue Shield family coverage $57.55 monthly. Special Games events and Jackpots detailed. Chamber of Commerce, recovery group, and mental health topic noted. Montrose Sunday games time changes with bigger prizes. Stamp show details and Hawkeye Bicycle Association memberships. Thoughtful quote by Horace Greeley included.
Weather and life notes from Cedar Rapids area
Wind NW 9 mph at noon. Sunrise 7 17, sunset 5 25. Feb 2 births at Mitchell Drive Marion and other local births listed. Marriages dissolved for Shirley Ann and Keith Smith. Several Friday incidents reported from 7:47 a.m. to 6:26 p.m. including TV short, accident scene, oil on manifold, defective relief valve, medical emergency and electrical short.
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Camburn Court
Kirkwood Boulevard
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
13Th Avenue
Fourth St
Center Point Road
United Airlines Averts Strike After Tentative Deal
United Airlines avoids a system wide shutdown as a tentative contract is reached with the International Association of Machinists and about 18 000 employees. Details were not released and voting will determine ratification after a period needed for tallying ballots.
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United Airlines
Larry Rubin
International Association of Machinists
Marty Kloska
United
Cedar Rapids
Kloska
Rubin
Body of Sioux City fire victim recovered
Firemen recovered the body of Florence LaFleur 74 from the Carroll Apartments rubble after a fire and explosions that injured nine others. Alfred Kobold 67 remained missing while Wilmer Ostberg 88 and Arthur Griffin 79 were in critical condition.
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Sioux City
Carroll Apartments
Robert Arnold
Florence LaFleur
Alfred Kobold
Wilmer Ostberg
Arthur Griffin
Randy Pritchard
Gary Junge
U S Rules Out Russian Peace Maneuver Upsets Non Communist Unity
Thirty years ago the United States asserted it would permit no Russian peace maneuver to disrupt the growing unity among noncommunist powers, signaling a firm stance in the Cold War era. The remark reflected Washington’s resolve to maintain alignment with allied nations and deter Soviet influence in global affairs.
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U.S
Teng visit yields space tour and protest scenes
Chinese leader Teng Hsiao ping toured the Skylab space laboratory and met John Glenn during a Houston stop, while 600 demonstrators and 600 police watched as U S supporters handed Teng a letter condemning human rights abuses. Police said 15 protesters were arrested for carrying clubs. Teng then planned meetings with editors in Seattle before returning home.
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Teng
Andy Lai
United Supporters of the Republic of China
Taiwan
Harry Caldwell
Houston
The
Space Center
John Glenn
Skylab Space Laboratory
Schlesinger
Southwestern
Hughes Tool Co
China
Seattle
Wash
Cedar Rapids teachers' pay proposal deemed fair by negotiator
A fact finder recommended a base salary of 11000 with 300 career increments, with Cedar Rapids Education Association backing the figures and urging members to approve the report at Wednesday’s election. The board proposed 10825 base and 250 increment, while the association sought 11100 base and 325.
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Cedar Rapids School Board
Teachers’ Association
Merv Crowbaugh
Cedar Rapids Education Association
Carter
Anthony V. Sinicropi
Two Cedar Rapids men arrested after rear collision assault
Two 28 year old Cedar Rapids men were arrested after their car struck the rear of a vehicle, then they allegedly assaulted the driver and a bystander. Richard Foster fled the scene but was arrested at the county jail. Edward Griffin was charged and Edward J. Cole was treated for injuries. Police say Mark Hintzen aided Cole and was not hospitalized.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Foster
Third St
Edward Griffin
B Ave
Edward J. Cole
Independent St
Hiawatha
Oakland Road
29Th Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mark Hintzen
Danbury St. NE
Cole
Working women asked to share views in Gazette survey
The Gazette invites women in the circulation area to participate in a polling survey about themselves and their jobs. A questionnaire appears Sunday Wednesday and Friday. return by Feb 12. Results will be compiled and published in The Gazette. It's your chance to have your say.
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Gazette
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Independence
John N. Lundy
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Robert C. Davis
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Manchester
Shelly Funeral Home
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Need For
Cedar Rapids TM Center
Chicago
D.J
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Farm Bureau
Consumer Committee
Business Consumer Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Cherry Room
Peoples Church
Third Ave
Montrose
Emerald Knights
Roosevelt Royale
Hawkeye Bicycle Association
Horace Greeley
C.R. Weather
St. Luke's
Charles Sorensen
Mitchell Drive
Marion
Rick Rosendahl
N Ave. NW
Phillip Galvan
Fifth St
John Goodwin
Swisher
James A. Ament
Debra K. Petsel
Phillip W. Martin
Kelly L. Shaffer
William W. Williams
LaRae J. Wilkinson
Stephen A. van Note
Linda C. White
Kenneth A. Trimble
Debra Lynn Yeo
Ely
Shirley Ann and
Keith Laverne Smith
Renee
Cedar Memorial
Funeral Home
Ong Call
Ellington Air Force Base
Federal Building
Cho Lin
Allen Bean
Bean
Mojave Desert
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Ohio
Glenn
Heavenly Men
James Schlesinger
Atlanta
Persian Gulf
Free World
Association
Sinicropi
John E. Lapes
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Florist
Srd Ave
Pierson
Flowershop & Greenhouses. Inc
Ellis Blvd
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