Death notices from Cedar Rapids area publish long list
Marion and Cedar Rapids residents appear in a lengthy obituary column listing deaths of Helen J. Stone, Mildred Hanna, Doris Walmutt, Hanna Windfield, Elsie Harriman, Julia Gardner, Marguerite Jensen, Francis Delaney, and numerous local confirmations. Details cover birthplaces, marriages, survivors, service times, and burial sites with church affiliations and memorial requests.
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Helen J. Stone
Lindale Drive
Marion
Oren H. Stone
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Ill
Stone
Altheimer
Ark
Paul Saylor
Hiawatha
Rick Morehouse
Jess Spicher
Virginia
Hazel Powers
Vinton
June Rodgers
Arkansas
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Tom Anthony
Philip E. Ewaldsen
Oak Shade Cemetery
Hanna Helzer Windfield
Alburnett
Clarence T. Windfield
Ceder Rapids
St. Libory
Neb
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories
Baxter Memorial
Roy J. MacIntosh
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Joyner
Stacy Lynn
John H. Brague
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Boegel
Bernard H
D.A. Loferski
Oak Hill Cemetery
Julia B. Hrabak Gardner
First Ave
Homer M. Gardner
Chelsea
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
A.A. Sodawasser
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Marguerite E. Jensen
Ellinwood
Kan
Thorwald R. Jensen
Kansas
Mr. Jensen
Donald W. Jensen
Marilyn Jensen
Denver
Cole
Helen Henry
Des Moines
Canon D.A. Loferski
Free Bowling Clinic and Community Briefs
C R news briefs include a free bowling clinic at Town and Country Bowl on Thursday January 26 at 1 00 p m with free instruction shoes nursery and coffee call 366 8707 for information plus ads and notes on shoe drives city council actions and local events.
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Town & Country Bowl
High Court Sentences Tai Fatt to Life for Drug Sales
In Kuala Lumpur Tai Fatt aged 40 pleaded guilty to selling heroin last year and received life imprisonment along with six strokes of the cane from the High Court authorities.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tai Fatt
1975 Bangladeshi Leader Moves to Absolute Rule
On this date 1975 Sheik Mujibur Rahman abolished parliamentary rule in Bangladesh and assumed absolute powers as president.
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
Storm prompts school closures and travel advisory in Iowa
Arctic cold moved into Iowa causing blowing snow and near whiteout visibility in parts of the state. By late morning several northeast schools closed and sent students home. A travelers advisory covered the northeast for Wednesday night. Snow accumulations of one to two inches were forecast with gusts up to 35 mph and temperatures ranging from five above to twenty five in the southwest. Lows were expected from five above to fourteen below and Thursday highs from zero to ten above with occasional light snow.
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Iowa
Judge Hears Suit Over Alleged Police Use of Force
U S District Judge Edward J McManus may rule by March on a federal case accusing three Cedar Rapids officers Kraft Johnson and Denlinger of undue force against Terry Skrivseth and Reid Martin after a December 17 1975 incident near Bugsy s lounge The plaintiffs seek 275000 each plus damages while the officers counter with claims of malicious prosecution and personal injuries The trial concluded after two days of testimony with the parties to file written arguments by mid February awaiting a final decision
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U.S
Edward J. McManus
Cedar Rapids
David Johnson
Douglas Kraft
Harvey Denlinger
Terry Skrivseth
Maquoketa
Reid Martin
West Union
Roosevelt Royale
Independence
Bugsy’s
Martin
Skrivseth
Kraft and Johnson
Kraft
Johnson
Roosevelt
Denlinger
Humphrey Appointed to Senate Quietly in Minnesota
Muriel Humphrey and her son Hubert H. Humphrey III appeared at a news conference amid questions about her filling the late Hubert H. Humphrey’s seat. She said no prior family discussion occurred and cited Mondale’s urging. She would be the lone woman in the Senate with both Minnesota seats by appointment.
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Bruce Solomonson
Humphrey
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey III
Senate
Mondale
U.S. Senate
U.S
Wendell Anderson
Perpich
EPA proposes chlorine disinfectant rules with THM limits
The EPA backs chlorine as the primary disinfectant but adds a plan to curb trihalomethanes with a 100 ppb limit. Big systems would start monitoring within three months and meet the limit in 15 months. carbon filtering would be required for systems over 75,000 within five years. Nebraska officials call the measures costly and may raise Omaha water rates about 40 percent.
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Castle
EPA
Nebraska
Omaha
Metropolitan Utilities District
Linn County Considers Self-Insurance Delays Plan
Linn County officials delayed a decision on self insurance and will study a funded approach for workers compensation and liability. They seek passage of statewide liability insurance and review costs, with $100000 annual funding and possible property tax levies, while assessing legal work and insurer involvement.
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Linn
Merle Kopel
Judith Redmond
Kopel
Ken Schriner
Redmond
Schriner
Hartford
Polk County
County Insurance Committee
Sparks from welder cause University of Iowa fire
Sparks from a welder on the seventh floor at the University of Iowa Hospitals Carver Pavilion ignited insulation on the sixth floor. The blaze caused about 2000 dollars in insulation damage and prompted a Tuesday morning response.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Carver Pavilion
Rhodesia and Smith Reach Broad Power Handover Agreement
Prime Minister Ian Smith reportedly agreed in principle to transfer power to a black government in Rhodesia. The breakthrough followed talks at Independence with moderates Jeremiah Chirau Abel Muzorewa and Ndabaningi Sithole. Details expected at a news conference later today amid ongoing security force questions.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Ian Smith
Smith
Independence
Jeremiah Chirau
Abel Muzorewa
Ndabaningi Sithole
Battle for Cassino Opens in Italy in 1944
In 1944 the World War II battle for Cassino in Italy began, drawing Allied forces into a major engagement to break through German defenses and advance toward Rome. The operation involved multiple divisions and marked a pivotal phase in the Italian campaign.
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Cassino
Italy
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Mildred Hanna
Cedar Falls
Walker and Parnell
Door County
Wis
Frank M. Gilchrist
Walker
Gilchrist
Osmond Hanna
Council Bluffs
Hanna
Theodore Graham
Waterloo
Anabelle Wells
Gerald Chilson
van Nuys
Calif
Murdoch Chapel
Center Point
Joe Jones
First Christian Church
Davis Cemetery
Doris Anderson Walmutt
Backus
Minn
Kenneth Wolmutt
Burlington
Waubeek
Elsie Marie Harriman
Oakland Road
B.L. Harriman
Toddville
Mr. Harriman
Knox Presbyterian Church
W.E. Harriman
Anchorage
Alaska
Arthur Krause
Francis J. Delaney
Second St. SE
Oxford
Century Engineering
St. Wenceslaus Church
Robert Naughton
Northfield
Gene Bell
Gary Bowser
Linwood Heck
John G
Louis J. Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
Kuba Funeral Home
Belle Plaine
Jerry Krajicek
Hrabak
S. Hazleton
Erwin Goff
Presbyterian Church
Brant-Kerns
Oelwein
Robert Jacobson
Zion Lutheran Church
Burnham-Wood
Taylorville
Arlington
Monticello
Fred H
Grace) Bohliken
Goettsch’s. Wapello
Oscar Clifford Kemper
Wapello United Methodist Church
Wapello
David F. Palmer
Edgewood Congregational Church
Bethel
Colesburg
Appleton-Vernon’s
C.R. News
Famous Footwear
Linn County
Holmes County
Mississippi
Stephen Meyer
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
Bishop Cafeteria
Birthright
Carl Meyer
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Embassy Club
Merle Norman Cosmetics
2Nd St. SE
Nelson’s
B Avenue
Police Department
The
American Body Armor Co
Palo
Wilbur Mayland
Lebanon
Linn Sheriff's Deputies
Maxine
1St Ave
Tom Fruehling
Federal Courthouse
Muriel Humphrey
Mrs. Humphrey
Walter F
U Office
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Zambia
Mozambique
Joshua Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
Cedar Memorial Park
Vinton, Iowa
Terry
Daily Gazette
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