Deaths in Cedar Rapids area list several individuals
Edward Stanek 77 of 924 Center Point Road NE Cedar Rapids died Sunday in an Iowa City hospital. Edward born Oct 5 1900 married Mary Dvorak March 8 1936. Also listed are Edward F Boza 84, Arthur R Muller 69, Sietam Gwendolyn M and others with services and burial plans noted. Memorials and arrangements provided by local funeral homes.
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Edward Stanek
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Mary Dvorak March
Stanek
CSA
WFLA
Dean
Beaumont
Texas
Jack Stanek
Brosh Chapel
William Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Edward F. Boza
Garden Drive
Toledo
Ohio
Ruth E. Haas
Boza
St. Hedwig’s Catholic Church
Kern- Millner Post
American Legion
Union No
Moving Picture Machine Operators
U.S
Canada
Richard C. Klopp
Ursula Malkowski
Helen Alexandrowicz
Hamtramak
Mich
Turner Crematory
Woodlawn Cemetery
Arthur R. Muller
West Branch
Anamosa
William Moore
Beatty- Bearle-Murdoch
William B. Harnish
Mount Clark
Central City
Terry Slinde
Hope Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Park
VFW
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Elma Bessie Kucera Smith
C Ave
Edward J. Smith
Swisher
Daniel John
Pamela Jane Smith
James Alzheimer
Minneapolis
Robert Voeltz
Daniel Kucera
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
A.A. Sohawasser
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Mabel G. Francis
Maplewood Drive
Wilson J.francis
Jones County
Francis
Rock Island
Ill
Nissen Trampoline Co
Florence Steggall
Howard Rhatigan Sr
Howard Ireland
Stoughton
Wis
Wilson Hyde
Trinity United Methodist Church
Morley Cemetery
IPBN audit questions concert funding at Adventureland
Iowa Public Broadcasting Network funding of five concerts at the Adventureland Inn is scrutinized in a special audit. The report notes donated services valued at 33355 dollars and a Nancy Wilson event that ran a deficit of about 3086 dollars, with possible state funds covering the shortfall.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Public Broadcasting Network
Lloyd Smith
Adventureland Inn
Woody Herman
Mel Torme
Nancy Wilson
William Palmer
D-Des Moines
IPBN
Adventureland
Palmer
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Friends of Ipbn
Cedar Rapids Sewer Backup Triggers $12 000 Lawsuit
Five plaintiffs sue the city of Cedar Rapids in Linn County District Court over a sewer backup that allegedly allowed sewage into homes and basements. The Scheibs claim $5,000 in damaged property, Frederic and Rita Bedard seek $3,000, and Noel Ehresman seeks $4,200.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Larry
Dianne Scheib
Towne House Drive
Scheibs
Frederic
Rita Bedard
Towne House Drive NE
Noel Ehresman
Tax reform debate focuses on 15 to 20 billion target
Economychairman Ullman defends tax cut plan as too large but seeks 15 to 20 billion net. He favors more relief for middle earners and curbs on double taxation of dividends. Blumenthal is pressed on proposals including deducting only half the cost of business meals to limit exemptions.
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Ullman
Blumenthal
Train Derails Four Miles North of Harpers Ferry
A broken rail derailed 14 cars of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line four miles north of Harpers Ferry in Winneshiek County. The incident occurred Monday. Actress Carol Channing is 57 years old.
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Harpers Ferry
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Winneshiek County
Carol Channing
Judge blocks Freeway 520 plan in parts of Iowa
U S District Judge Edward J McManus has enjoined the Iowa Department of Transportation from advancing a 21 mile segment of the Freeway 520 project in Webster and Hamilton counties. The ruling may force a statewide environmental assessment of the entire 298 mile plan and shift how future highways are reviewed. The decision requires viewing each project as an integrated whole to avoid piecemeal construction.
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Dubuque
Sioux City
U.S
Edward J. McManus
Iowa Department of Transportation
Iowa
Webster
Hamilton
McManus
IDOT
Fort Dodge
Department of Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
Adoption delays end as Meagan joins new families in Chicago and Cedar Rapids
The Medberry and Telecky families faced cancellations and road blocks in adopting Korean orphans. After long delays and rerouted flights, Meagan was finally welcomed by the Teleckys with brothers Aaron and Kyle in Chicago, while the Medberrys reached Kristy in Cedar Rapids. Both couples report relief and joy as their adoptions proceed.
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Medberrys
Cedar Rapids
Medberry
Teleckys
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago
Holt Agency
Meagan
Aaron
Kyle
Kristy
Mississippi River
Carter stresses economic plan amid campaign remarks
President Carter defends tax cut of 25 billion dollars claiming it would create one million jobs and lower unemployment to below six percent by 1979 end. He warns against altering any part of a balanced plan and defends firing a U.S. attorney, saying no conflict with Justice Department politics. He repeats opposition to Israeli settlements and rules out a Taft Hartley cooling off for miners.
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Carter
David Marston
U.S
Philadelphia
Grandparents Pride in Little Boys and Girls
Grandparents take pride in the young, celebrating their little boys and girls as a natural, heartwarming reflection of family life. The sentiment emphasizes enduring family bonds and shared joy across generations.
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Andrews
Anna
Free Methodist Church
Toddville
Dunkard Cemetery
Murdoch
Center Point
Monona
Alvin Kaiser
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Schultz’s. Monona
Anton
Ruby) Hertrampf
Garden City United Methodist Church
Schultz’s, Farley
Henry J. Wieferich Jr
St. Paul’s Church
Worthington
St. Frances
Dyersville
Phillips
Hrabak’s
Winslow
Hartwig
Lolita Anciaux
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Visitation
George L. Gay’s. Altar and Rosary Society
Public City
Metro Kiwanis
Jim Oetken
WMT
Bishop Cafeteria
Hawthorne Hills
Westside
Evy
Marilyn
Tony
Dixieland All Stars
Don Miller
Mater
Johnny’s Parkway
Ellis and
Five
Lametti and Sons Construction Co
Sixth St
Servicemaster
St. SW
Bruce Pecenka
F Avenue NW
C.R. Sewer Backup
Winneshiek
Bargain Hunters
Tom Fruehling
Federal Court Reporter
Buchanan
Delaware
Woodbury
Federal Highway Administration
EJS
Keith Medberry
13Th Ave
Kristy Jill
Wetten Florist
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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