Deaths in Cedar Rapids and Arizona remembered in notices
Obituaries and death notices from Cedar Rapids list Ralph L. Faidley of Mesa Arizona aged 64 and Bernard H. Boegel 71 of Cedar Rapids with details of births, marriages, affiliations, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Other notices cover Wanda Hudson and Stacy Joyner among many others with service times, burial places, and memorial hints.
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Ralph L. Faidley
Mesa
Ariz
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Faidley
Crescent Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rites
Presbyterian Church
Keith Faidley
Broomfield
Colo
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids Custodians Ratify 1978 79 Labor Contract
Cedar Rapids Community School District custodial maintenance workers ratified a 64 to 19 vote for a 5.45 percent salary increase for 1978 79. The new schedule ranges from 4.91 to 6.47 per hour with a frozen base step and varied increases by position. Insurance terms depend on administration decisions. The contract, mediated, awaits board approval alongside a tentative Clerical unit agreement to be voted by 212 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Community
Steve Muller
Ron Cook
Muller
Board of Education
Roosevelt Junior High School
Rita St. Germain
City offers free firewood at Cedar Rapids landfill
Beginning Wednesday at 7 a.m. residents may cut a cord of hardwood logs for personal use at the A Street SW landfill. Amateur woodcutters receive a signed permit at the entrance to limit liability. Hours vary by weekday and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bunyan
Cedar Rapids
Teen’s plate theft leads to missing duplicate license plates
Gary Tallman, 25, reported vandals ripped off rear and front plates. His roommate Rick Doty, 19, had the duplicate plates but not long after they were stolen when Doty’s car was taken Saturday. Police later recovered Doty’s car with plates still inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Tallman
Tallman
Central Drive
Rick Doty
Doty
Treasurer’s Office
Marion Cable ElectionTotals Reported At Noon
Voting was light in Marion's cable television election with 351 votes by noon across eight polling places Mentzer Washington Wilkins Emerson Starry public library City Hall Marion Community Center and other sites. Polls close at 8 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mentzer
Washington
Wilkins
Emerson
Starry
Public Library
City Hall
Marion Community Center
City Briefs Roundup From Iowa City Marion And Nearby
Meeting area ostomates gather at University Hospitals dining room Iowa City at 7 30 p m Thursday. Colostomates ileostomates and urinary diversion patients and spouses welcome. Knights of Columbus meet at 7 30 tonight in Marion no mass or dinner. Linn County American Legion contest canceled for lack of entries. District contest set for Feb 2 at Oxford Junction. Five Seasons Commission to meet Thursday at noon Cedar Rapids City Council chambers. Cherry Burrell Retirees meet Thursday at 2 p m Peoples Bank. Theft tools valued at 520 stolen from Harold Bright residence 1815 Ellis Boulevard NW. Burglary TV set sound equipment other items over 1000 taken from Sue Lightfoot residence 56 Oklahoma Ave SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula Mae Boynton
D Ave
Virgil Boynton
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Walker
Boynton
Fort Davis
Texas
Anita Crutchley
Marion
Donna Meier
Alburnett
Kenwood United Presbyterian Church
David Roth
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
Kenwood United Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Knights of Columbus
Chambers
Five Seasons
Five Seasons Commission
Harold Bright
Ellis Boulevard
Sue Lightfoot
Oklahoma Ave
Petrograd Renamed Leningrad in Honor of Founder
On this date in 1924 Petrograd was renamed Leningrad to honor the founder of the Soviet Union. The change marked a major toponymic shift reflecting the new political era and city’s identity under Soviet leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Leningrad
The
Soviet Union
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publishing Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details its founding in 1883, address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406, and post classification. It lists subscription rates including $1.15 weekly carrier, $5 174 weeks, and $56 00 52 weeks with regional and U.S. territory options. The paper notes AP rights and carrier service limitations on mast subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
IDOT approves funds for Linn County transit consolidation
The Iowa Department of Transportation awarded a 74891 grant to the Region 10 transit program for operating and capital aid for July 1 to June 30. Funds will flow to East Central Iowa ARPC and support Linn and surrounding counties transit systems, consolidating four elderly and handicapped services into one operation.
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Ames
Consolidation of Transportation Sytems
Linn County
Iowa Department of Transportation Commission
Region 10
East Central
Iowa Association of Regional Planning Commissions
Benton
Iowa
Johnson, Jones
Washington
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Coralville
Iowa City
IDOT
Soviet Space Satellite Failure Report and Radiation Risk
Brzezinski explains that a Soviet satellite failed after launch in 1964 and a radioactive source was recovered. He notes over ten prior nuclear reactors launched into space, each ending in high orbit with long decay times. The satellite reportedly drifted from about 150 miles to under 100 miles as atmospheric drag increased, risking a possible burnup over a populated area.
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Huberman
Outer Space
Brzezinski
Earth
CIA Chief Exaggeration Sparks Capitol Hill Remarks
Turner dismissed rumors of CIA pressure on Carter and said there is no fact behind the reports. He commented briefly to reporters on Capitol Hill while White House Press Secretary Jody Powell denied the story.
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Turner
Capitol Hill
CIA
Carter
White
Justice dept weighs merit over party in replacing Marston
A Justice Department official says Marston's successor will be chosen on merit, potentially non Democrat, amid a Philadelphia hospital grant probe. Eilberg's ties to Hahnemann Hospital and a $64 million federal grant are under scrutiny, with the hospital suspending the law firm linked to Eilberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilberg
Bell
Marston
Carter
Justice Department
U.S
Terrence
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Hahnemann Hospital
Supreme Court backs hearing for immunization suspension cases
The Supreme Court requires due process for students denied permission to attend school under the compulsory immunization law, allowing a simple mailed notice and a hearing. Turner notes exceptions for timely hearings in some cases and says parents should receive copies of the notice. He cites penalties for non immunization and potential bad faith by guardians, with misdemeanors up to 30 days jail or a $100 fine.
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Supreme Court
Turner
HEW plan links Social Security with civil service pensions
The proposal would raise the earnings needed for Social Security benefits and eliminate the minimum benefit to reduce dual drawing of a full civil service and Social Security pension. Critics warn it may harm poor workers with no other pension, while Califano notes aid is available via Supplemental Security Income up to 177 dollars monthly. The note ends with an exhortation about newspaper advertising.
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HEW
Califano
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Bernard H. Boegel
29Th St. Drive
Marengo
Viola M. Shellabarger
Dubuque
3-M Co
Elks Club
Charles W
Thelma
Maxine Boegel
Leone Crowell
Fallbrook
Calif
D.A. Loferski
Oak Hill Cemetery
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
Wanda Hudson
Tucson
Hudson
Arizona
Eagles
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Alberta
Jack
Davenport
Maude Helen DeBernardi
Millere
W.S. Naylor
Las Vegas
New
Arizona Funeral Home
University and
Stone Streets
Ona
Waukon
Lennie B. Lanning
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Burial
Oakland
Martin’s. West Union
Amanda Blume
Zion Lutheran Church
St. John’s
Sumner
Burnham-Wood’s. West Union
Robert Jacobson
Burnham-Wood
Shelly’s
Manchester
Traer
Anna Hosek
Overton’s
National Cemetery
Vining
Belle Plaine
Donald L. Tavestad
T.W
Arlington
Witt’s
Four Square Gospel Church
Dye’s
Helen L. ‘‘Nelle’’ Nolan
Houston
Thomas A. Nolan
Thomas P. Nolan
Aurora
Mary Elizabeth Nolan
St. James Catholic Church
Toronto
St. James Cemetery
Teahen
Stacy Lynn Joyner
John
Cynthia Joyner
Quantico
Daniel
Jay Kindrick
Thomas O. Joyner Sr
A.M. Kindrick
Silverton
Lela Hayes
Childress
Ellen Steele
John H. Brague
William Joyner
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Stacy
John Brague
John A. Sweeney
17Th St
Wapello
Henderson Manufacturing Co
Danny Sweeney
Patricia Moes
Lillian Petts
Mason City
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Roy J. MacIntosh
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Olive M. Borghart
Moline
Ill
Charles M. Borghart
Sally Carson
Toddville
Sandra Wells
Troy Mills
Clella M. McDaniel
Rock Island
Horst Hehr
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Johnston
Edna
United Presbyterian Church
Springville
Linn Grove
Mount Vernon
Friends
Murdoch
Henderson
Donald W
Center Point
Dye-Benson Post
Anna K
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
J. David Pepper
Mount Calvary
Stewart Funeral Home
Father Pepper
C.R
Christie Wallace
Florist
Dennis “I Care” Burker
Pfeifer & Associates Realtors
Cherry Burrell
Peoples Bank
Third Ave
Idot OK
Linn Transportation Systems
Tion
SEATS
Hospital
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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