Deaths in Cedar Rapids area list multiple obituaries
Obituary notices report William F. Douglas and Helen Mae Doty dying in local hospitals with service details at Cedar Memorial and Murdoch Chapels. Other notices include Lawrence Morgan and numerous unnamed individuals with funeral times at various churches and cemeteries, retirement and union affiliations noted for some.
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William F. Douglas
Maplewood Drive
Cedar Rapids
Myrtle Burton
Douglas
Rock Island Railroad
United Transportation Union
Brt-Orc
David F
Ronald B. Olson
Jerold D. Peterson
Donald L. Peterson
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch
Paul Traeumer
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Helen Mae Doty
C Ave
Hiawatha
Boone
Hampton
Harry O. Doty
People’s Furniture
Noelridge Christian Church
Harriet Aarhus
H.E. “Bud” Doty
California
Harry Jackson
Coolidge, Ariz
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Phillip E. Ewaldson
Noelridge Park
Noelridge Christian Church Memorial Fund
Lawrence E. Morgan
Center Point
Iowa City
Tipton
Mary E. Morehead
Morgan
United Methodist Church
Emery Hines
Jacquelyn Morgan
Jerry P
Dubuque
Sidney Nelson
Melvin Morgan
Turner Chapel West
Klouda
Matthew
St. Mary’s Church
Solon
J.J. Fath
Father Fath
Brosh Funeral Home
Alice Elizabeth Urban
20Th Ave
Jacquelyn A. Hanson
Blackduck
Minn
Charles A
Redmond
Wash
Albert J. Truesdell
Ellen L. Renstrom Zearing
Anaheim
Calif
W.C. Zearing
Collins Radio
St. Luke’s and
Mercy
William Shockley
Santa Ana
ERA language fears and lawmaker split over amendments
Lawmakers debate ERA wording amid fears of forced shared bathrooms and homosexual marriage bans. Shimanek argues original language is misread but could be broadened. Lipsky supports clearer limits. Crawford warns against removing amendments, noting enough votes to block changes. 20 years ago Eisenhower comments on strengthened security.
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Shimanek
Reid Crawford
R-Ames
Carter shifts goal on budget and inflation in 1979 plan
President Carter signals a shift toward a balanced budget near 1981 and inflation reduction to about 4 percent by 1981, stressing growth of 4.5 to 5 percent and unemployment cuts. He proposes tax cuts, labor wage restraint, and a high level inter agency panel to curb inflation. He pledges 50 000 new welfare jobs and continuation of public service employment at 725 000 through 1979.
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Carter
Charles Schultze
Schultz
Public Service
Yearly inflation and price trends in 1977 details
The report shows 6.7 percent inflation in 1977 revised to 6.9 due to weather, with consumer prices rising 4.6 percent annualized in Q4 1977. Food costs up 8 percent year, meats and bakery prices up, coffee soaring 47.8 percent. Purchasing power fell 0.3 percent in December, real spendable earnings up 3.4 percent for the year.
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Labor Department
Governent
Carter hosts Iowa caucus commemoration at White House
President Carter and Mrs. Carter greet Iowa guests in the White House East Room after a party for senators Dick Clark and John Culver. Guests packed in vehicles afterward, recalling the 1976 Iowa caucuses where Carter led with 27.6 percent.
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Dick Clark
John C. Culver
White House
Iowa
Carter
Capitol Hill
East Room
Plains
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details its founding in 1883, daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids 52406, with subscription rates for carrier and mail editions and notes on postal and AP rights.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Own
Laws
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Flu Absences Rise In Schools As Illness Spreads
District schools report higher absence rates linked to flu with Jefferson High seeing about 250 students out daily, 200 due to flu, Washington and Kennedy showing mixed levels, and elementary schools like Tyler noting 67 absent today mostly with fever while Taylor and Nixon report lighter flu impact. Dr Rainbow notes overall uptick in both students and staff.
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Jefferson
Tyler
Arthur
Nixon
Taylor
William Rainbow
Wilson
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Eldred
Iola J
Murdoch Chapel
Mobry
Glenn S
Allen S. van Cleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Earl B. White
First St. S
Mr. White
Wilson Foods
Hazel Waddington
Helen Huggins
Carol Bartosh
Maxine Spores
Elaine Dwyer
Ruth Burnell
Oregon
Richard
Paul
Bess Barry
Pebble Beach
Brush Chapel
Neal B. Gail
Linwood Cemetery
William Schueterle
Ave. NW
Veterans Administration Hospital
Marengo
Schueterle
National Oats Co
American Legion
Lloyd
Belmont
Vinton
Edward
Lucille Driscoll
Watkins
T.W. van Beck
Blairstown
Burial Mound
Kathryn E. Happ
Arlington Heights
Frank
Buffalo Grove
Ill
James
Franklin
Wis
Agnes Smith
Fort Atkinson
Mary Finn
Manterville
Ida Meinert
St. Lucas
Leonard Kuennen
al Kuennen
Ossian
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Northbrook
Anita E. Hoke Arnold
Boulder
Colo
Gary Arnold
Grant
Gina
Russell D. Hoke
Russell Hoke
Cape Coral
Fla
Tama
Carl
Violet) Houdyshell
Harrison’s. Winthrop
Alberta Halford
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Independence
Fawcett’s
Winthrop
Anna B. Owen
First United Church of Christ
Friends
Dye’s
Traer
Donald Dean Staveley
Overton’s
Buckingham
Postville
Ella Hangartner
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Schutte’s
Clermont
Anna Walvatne
First Lutheran Church
Rural
West Union
Burnham Wood’s
Earlville
Joseph
Virginia) Konzen
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Visitation
Clifton’s
Cletus A. Kroeger
Joan Lipsky
Eisenhower
America
Kenneth Schirmer
Jeanne Ross
Washington High School
Kennedy High School
John E. Lapes
Ena
Cedar Memorial Park
John B. Turner and Son
Turner East
Second Avenue S.E
Turner West
First Avenue West