Weather outlook and city names from Cedar Rapids area
Extended forecast calls for fair skies Friday through Sunday with highs five to 15 degrees above normal and lows 10 to 20 below. Winds NW at 29 mph gusting to 40, sun up 7 25 and down 5 16. Cedar Rapids residents Gene Henrick Debra Jo Ahlrichs Viengkham Xayasouk Xuan Ha and Marion residents Robert Finley Norma Nielsen are listed.
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Gene Henrick
Debra Jo Ahlrichs
Viengkham Xayasouk
Xuan Ha
Cedar Rapids
Robert Finley
Norma Nielsen
Marion
Bismarck
Chicago
PtCidy
Cincinnati
Omaha
St. Paul
St. Louis
Sioux Fall
St. Luke's
James Fottral
Carter Street
Steven Moss
Elmhurst Drive
College School Board Ratifies Teacher Pact
The College Community school board unanimously ratified a 1977 78 master contract granting teachers an average 6.03 percent increase. Beginning salary $9 450, veteran salary $18 711, with a 9 200 to 18 216 range and total package $2 533 665, up $144 074.
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College Community School Board
College Community Education Assn
CCEA
Linn District court reviews several drug and DUI cases
In Linn district court First avenue division Darnell Brown pled guilty to delivering phencyclidine and marijuana and received 360 days with 240 suspended. Daniel Carson pled guilty to marijuana with 180 days, 135 suspended. Don Burrows pled guilty to a second marijuana charge, fined 50 dollars plus costs after the first charge was dismissed. Several possession and fraud charges were dismissed or resolved, including cases against Danny Lucore and Patricia Northrup. Additional drivelaw mentions include Gary McCartney fined for assault on a deputy and multiple drunk driving charges with various sentences or suspensions. The report ends noting a Dresden opera director Harry Kupfer stressing contemporary opera as a key task.
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First Avenue
Linn District Court
Darnell Brown
Bever Avenue SE
Brown
Daniel Carson
Richmond Road NE
Don Lewis Burrows
First Street
Marion
Burrows
Danny Lucore
Tower Terrace
Patricia Northrup
Gary McCartney
Sixth Avenue
Hiawatha
Donald Wharton
McCartney
Carrell
Espe
Tenth Street
Reana Heck
Donald Fleetwood
Nineteenth Street
G Avenue NW
Carol Fleetwood
Darrell Boland
Palo
Winston Sanders
Walker
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Theresa Hatzky
Bramble Road
Earl Martin
Thirty-fifth Streeet
Obituaries of Several Iowa Residents and Relatives
Obituary notices detail deaths and services for Everett W. Staskal 66 Cedar Rapids, Lloyd Tackman 33 Guttenberg, William White Bronson 71 Wyoming, Mrs Alvin Kaiser Postville, Albert Schnor West Union, Wessie B Stanton Oelwein, Doc Smith Emmetsburg, Roy Bisby Blairstown, Florence Amsden Manchester, Valmah Schumacher Holmaro, Edward Kelly Iowa City and related survivors. Burial and visitation details listed. memorials to Westminster Presbyterian church noted.
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Everett W. Staskal
Everton Road
Solon
Cedar Rapids
Louise Best
Chicago
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jeanne R. Dunlop
Covington
Ind
Everett L
Evelyn Marley
Turner Chapel West
John P. Woods
Cedar Memorial
William White Bronson
Twenty-fifth Street
Wyoming
Iowa
Jean Maxwell
Scottish Rite of
Kay Bronson
Steven
Margaret) Gray
Iowa City
Katherine Bronson
Hayden Funeral Home
Wyoming Cemetery
Monona
Alvin
Louisa) Kaiser
Postville
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Schultz
West Union
Albert Schnor
Zion Lutheran Church
Burnham-Wood
Ryan
Florence V Amsden
Shelly's
Manchester
Elkader
Valmah A. Schumacher
Peace United Christian Church
Witt’s
Edward E. Kelly
St Patrick’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Donahue’s
Trial Set for Accused Killer of C R Native
Honolulu murder case of Clarence Freitas III 20 charged with beating to death Patrick Maudsley 26 on January 1 1976 is scheduled for the week of March 7. Trial delay followed insanity motion. judge Masato Doi has not ruled. Freitas freed on bond faces a new car theft charge.
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Honolulu
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Freitas III
Patrick Maudsley
Maudsley
Washington High School
Verna Maudsley
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Freitas
George Yamamoto
Masato Doi
Doi
Yamamoto
Student Killed Concealing Bomb At Bus Stop
In Springville Utah John James fourteen lit a homemade bomb at a crowded school bus stop and hid it in his coat when a teacher approached. The CO2 cartridge device exploded causing massive chest injuries and he died at Utah Valley hospital. No other students were hurt.
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Springville
Utah
UPI
John James
James
Utah Valley Hospital
Reid Motley Re-elected YMCA Central Board President
Dr. Reid Motley was re elected president of the Central branch YMCA board of managers. Laura LeBuhn became the first woman on the central board. Larry Gutz was named vice president Randy Brady secretary Roger Lemke treasurer. New members include Ron Olson Robert Kazimour and Jerry Stevenson. Retiring members include Tom LeBuhn Horace McGrath Charles Burd Charles Klinge and Henry Wilder.
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Reid Motley
Central Branch Ymca Board of Managers
Laura LeBuhn
The
Central
LeBuhn
Tom
Larry Gutz
Randy Brady
Roger Lemke
Carter proposal seeks tax credits to ease energy crisis
The Carter administration proposes a 2.5 billion package offering a 4 percent social security payroll tax credit or a 2 percent investment credit to spur standby power and raise inter state gas prices to boost supplies. White House officials warn of a possible home gas shortage and safety risks from gas cuts as schools and industries shut down.
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White House
Carter
Federal Power Commission
Jody Powell
Weather disrupts rural buses and multiple crashes in Iowa
A harsh cold front hit Iowa with blowing snow and winds up to fifty mph. Cedar Rapids saw six accidents between six and eight AM while Squaw Creek elementary closed and some riders were sent home. Airport operations continued with minor equipment issues and a small drop in flight activity. Temperatures fell to near zero in the northwest and teens in the southeast with a weekend forecast of very cold highs five to fifteen above.
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Squaw Creek
Johnson
Wallace F. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Roy Jameson
Waterloo
Iowa
New Urban Aid Bill Targets Rehabilitation Over New Construction
Senators Proxmire and Brooke unveil the Neighborhood Preservation Act to channel federal urban renewal aid into rehabilitating existing low rent housing and neighborhoods. The plan would amend loan programs with flexible rates and create a National Commission on Neighborhoods to study decline factors, reporting within two years. ON THIS DATE in 1837, Michigan became the 26th state.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Edward Brooke
Proxmire
D-Wis
Brooke
R-Mass
Senate Banking Committee
Mass
Chusetts
National Commission On
Congress
Michigan
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Northeast
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Seottie
Houston
C.R
Jan Serrerty
Jan
College School Board
Glenn Selzer
State Department of Public Instruction
General Fund
Selzer
Board of Directors
James Bayne
Nissen Corp
Nissen’s
Joens Brothers
Prairieview
Linn Court
Gazette Co
Cy Mail
Associated Press
Berlin
Harry Kupfer
Dresden State Opera
East Germany
Dresden Opera
Rainer Kunach
Maitre Pathelin
Master Pathelin
Siegfried Matthus
Letzter Schuss
Paul Dessaus
Lanzelot
Roubicek
Albert
William P. Leonard
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Turner West
Gorman
Josie M
St. Jude's Catholic Church
Richard Ament
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Gene Ford
Seattle
Wash
Leo Gorman
Auburn
N.Y
C.R. Man
Lloyd Tackman
Sixteenth Avenue
Wilson and Co
Waukon
Genevieve Tackman
Bonnie
Brian
Allen
Tuecke-Allenstein Funeral
Guttenberg
Burial City
Turner Chapel East
William W. Bronson
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Joseph Califano
Health, Education and Welfare
Henry Aaron
HEW
Califano
Senate
House
Bell, Kelley
Robert Byrd
FBI
Byrd
Griffin Bell
Clarence Kelley
Bell
Kelley
Justice Department
Bureau
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
John B. Turner and Son
Iown
Turner
Second Avenue S.E
First Avenue West
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