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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1977

Page

3

Buchanan Sheriff Joe Holgate Dies

Buchanan county Sheriff Joe Holgate 54 died at his residence in Independence from an apparent heart attack. Born July 16 1922 he lived in Independence after military service and taxi business. Elected sheriff in 1972 he was sworn for a second term last week. Services set at St Johns Catholic church with memorial rites at White's.

Independence Buchanan County Joe Holgate St. John’s High School Beverly Vaughn Troy Kaw Holgate Air Force Colorado Springs Colo Ron Nicol Buchanan County Supervisors Stephanie Jo Guenther Waterloo Robin Black Champaign Lance Amarillo Texas St. John's Catholic Church Knights of Columbus White's

Weather and People News From Cedar Rapids Area

Extended forecast mainly fair with temperatures varying from highs 5 to 10 degrees above to lows 10 to 15 below midweek. Jan 8 births recorded for Harding and Ohnstede couples, plus Pugh, McManus, Quass families. Numerous traffic, fire, and fine entries listed with names and residences across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.

Obituary Notices From Cedar Rapids Area

Obituaries list Albert E. Uthoff 75 of Norway and Lois E Fieseler 71 of Cedar Rapids among others, detailing birth dates, spouses, occupations, memberships, survivors, and service arrangements. Several services set at Chapel of Memories Turner East Cedar Memorial and First Lutheran Church with burial at local cemeteries.

Albert E. Uthoff Route 1 Norway Pauline Andrews Rock Island Uthoff Church of the New Jerusalem of Norway Iowa County Farm Bureau Clara Rose Walford Martha McArtor High Amana Freda M. Lambertsen Ellis Boulevard Cedar Rapids Russell Guides First Lutheran Church Business and Professional Women's Club Teenagers Club First Lutheran Cedar Chapel 184 CES Linwood Cemetery Turner East

Death notices from Eastern Iowa list multiple obituaries

Obituaries across Eastern Iowa report deaths from ages 47 to 95 with services planned or pending at various churches and funeral homes. Memorial funds are noted for Ruth Ann Fix, with multiple services set in towns such as Central City, Vinton, Keswick, North English, Anamosa, Marengo, Dysart, Independence, and Goettsch’s.

Central City William A. Beasley Oak Hill Cemetery Iowa City Grant Cariens George L. Gay S. West Union Howard Smith Burnham Wood's Vinton Ruth Ann Fix Trinity Lutheran Church

Train derailment halts corn train near Postville

Eleven freight cars of a Mason City to Dubuque corn train overturned near the fair grounds when a rail broke during sub zero cold Sunday. No injuries reported and authorities began clearing the wreckage.

Postville Mason City Dubuque

Iowa Senate Debates Residency Question and Opening Sessions

The Iowa Senate split on a GOP request to summon Scott over residency, voting 3-2 against. Glenn and Sens. Willets and Jenkins supported the report while Hill and Shaff opposed. The House opened with vows of unity as Lt. Gov. Neu presided, with prayers urging stewardship and focus on property tax relief, prison crowding, land use, and road funding. Speaker Cochran urged professional legislative conduct as Rep. Rinas supported Jesse in the speaker bid.

Glenn Earl Willets Des Moines Lowell Jenkins Montrose Hill Roger Shaff Camanche Scott Senate House Neu Arthur Small Lown City Allan Peterson Nell's United Presbyterian Church Carroll Vincent James Vincent United Methodist Church Dale Cochran Nell Gev Frank Campbell General Assembly Iowa Cochran Joseph Rinas Marion Rinas Norman Jesse

Munich Mastermind linked to PLO funeral in Paris

Sources say Mahmoud Saleh, former Paris office head of the PLO, was assassinated last Monday. Abu Daoud, a founder of Black September, traveled on an Iraqi passport. he admitting aiding passport provision for the 1972 Munich raid linked to the killings. Black September arose after Jordan expelled Palestinian guerrillas in September 1970. Abu Daoud was captured in 1973, sentenced to death, later commuted and released in September 1973.

Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Paris Mahmoud Saleh Youssef Rafi Hanna Abu Daoud Munich Lufthansa Daoud Jordan Hussein

Carter Plans Washington Briefing Ahead Of Inauguration

Carter and Virginia will seek Ford’s support to end tax exemptions for churches biased by race. A Plains church vote to table a ban on cameras and tape recorders spurred a brief clash before Carter left and waved to the crowd. The President-elect readies top secret briefings and inaugural address drafting with aides today.

Olina Virginia Ford Plains Church King Carter

Quasqueton Fire Dept Fund Campaign Underway

The Quasqueton volunteer fire department begins a month long fund drive to raise money for completing the new fire station. Proceeds will support construction and related costs for the community service facility.

Quasqueton

Two Treated After Accidents on C R Streets

Two traffic injuries over the weekend sent victims to St Luke’s hospital where they were treated and released. Dwight Marshall aged 42 from 109 Seventh Street SW was struck at 10 17 a m Saturday while crossing Sixth Street SW near First Avenue. Judy M Hyde 28 of 613 Third Avenue SW was driving east on First Avenue and turning south onto Sixth Street SW. Hyde was charged with a license violation and pedestrian right of way offense. Carolyn Maas 28 of Iowa City was treated after a two car crash at 3 45 p m Sunday at Bever Avenue and Forest Drive SE. Susan Gavin 34 of 2193 Bever Avenue SE was turning left onto Forest Drive and was charged with a left turn violation.

Carriage Drive Tenth Street First Avenue B Avenue Twenty-eighth Street Drive G Avenue Sixth Street Thirty-third Avenue E Avenue NW John Dietz Jonathon Black J Street Vaughn Ehret Iowa City Chris Kane Gordon Avenue NW Charles Thurston Twenty-first Avenue Michael Ramsey Lompoc Calif Lawrence Phelps Vinton Gary Novak Nineteenth Street Jimmie DeWeerdt Geraldine Morgan Northwood Drive Jane Beneke Oakland Road Mickey Hazlett Raymond Wright F Avenue Thomas Perkins Wiley Boulevard Gerald Lawrence Edward Kleffman Des Moines Robert Waltz Sixth Avenue Marion Purley Bragg Mt. Vernon Jeffery Jeffords South Eleventh Street James Mundorf Thirty-fifth Street Eugene Hermier Fifth Avenue Wayne Graeve Old Marion Road Patrick Mowrer Maplecrest Drive James Wichman Coldstream Avenue Geri Kimbrough Bobbie Klopp Cedar Rapids Gary High Sixth Streeet Gerald Hart Fruitland Boulevard Richard Knowles Skylark Lane Burton Butler Skyline Drive Ernest Hopker Prairie Drive Steven Nielsen Central City William Herber Owen Street Teri Bratten Eighth Street Victor Jones Center Point Dorothy Steffen Avenue NW Jackson Cline West Union Chase Loupee Parkland Drive Robert Whittle Route One Rita Pospisal Mark Kelley Pekin Ill Larry Norris Arizona Avenue NE Steve Berring Seventh Street Forrest Trimble Eighteenth Street Gary Harkness N Street Michael Kriz Victor Porter Fifteenth Street Marvin Livermore Thomas Stacey Ely Mark Owens Highview Drive Jane Burke Ryan Michael McQuillen Leon Baldwin Pamela Truesdell James McGlaughlin Valleyview Drive Joseph Viktor Patricia Morning Fourth Avenue Bruce Brown Sussex Drive Curtis Carrier Bellevue David Hough Kristi Clendenen Davneue NE Dwight Marshall Judy M. Hyde Third Avenue Marshall Hyde Carolyn K. Maas St. Luke's Hospital Bever Avenue Forest Drive Maas Bever Susan M. Gavin Gavin

Theft of coins at Charles Fair Weather residence

Police report a theft at 1241 Thirtieth Street NE on Saturday. Stolen items include 800 in coins: 700 in silver coins, 100 in gold plated silver dollars, 2 in silver certificates, 34 in $2 bills, and a 20 Bible, all in a toolbox valued at 30 in the basement.

Charles Fairweather Thirtieth Street

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