Deaths: Dr Peter S Mousolite Cedar Rapids native dies in Illinois
Dr Peter S Mousolite 63 former director of higher education in HEW Region 5 Chicago died Monday at his Wilmette home after a heart attack. Born May 25 1914 in Cedar Rapids he held Iowa degrees and taught at Iowa Macalester and USAFI. Surviving wife four daughters two sisters four grandchildren. Services pending in Wilmette. Mark J Westermeyer 19 of Dyersville dies after motorcycle crash near Dyersville. Burial at Basilica of St Francis Xavier. Faye Wiggins 63 former Cedar Rapids resident dies of a heart attack in Huntington California. survivors include wife two sisters and two sons. Services pending in California.
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Peter S. Mousolite
Cedar Rapids
Wilmette, Ill
U.S. Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Chicago
Thelma W. Moorman
University of Iowa
University of Mexico
USAFI
Macalester College
St. Paul
Christine Thomas
Eileen Jiacoletti
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wilmette
Mousolite
Oak Circle
Mark J. Westermeyer
Dyersville
Dubuque
Carlton Westermeyer
Craig
Chris
Mona
Sedelle Westermeyer
Elvina Kraus
Farley
Beckman High School
Basilica of
St. Francis Xavier
Church
Kramer’s
Faye Wiggins
Huntington
Calif
Wiggins
California
Eleanor
Theola Boost
Mary Hensen
San Antonio
Ellis
Charles
Arizona
Marie Denecke Bever
Immaculate Conception Church
Turner Chapel East
Hallmar
Prudence R. Maier
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Milwaukee Railroad
Wade W. Maier
Maier
St. Joseph Church
Golden Rule Circle
Bill Maier
Eileen Whitworth
Blairstown
David Pepper
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Pepper
Dan M. Perry
Spyglass Hill
Birmingham
Ala
Patricia Ann Boykin
Collins Radio
Waltonians Archery Club
Christopher Allen
David Allister Perry
Hattie Palmer
Smith and Gaston Southside Chapel
John Broadenax
Shiloh Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Mary A. Gilbert
Anaheim
Stone City
R.P. Gilbert
Mercy Hospital
Disneyland
Kathleen Dickinson
Deerfield Beach
Julia Ford
Anamosa
Loretta Kell
Memorial and death notices printed for Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries and funeral notices list memorial services and burial plans for Florang John Joseph Novak Anna M Fisher Russell Allen Bever Marie Denecke Maier Prudence R Perry Dan M Gilbert Mary A Gilbert Estelle Louise Holder Noah G Yoder John L Johnston Vene Conrad Margaret Hannah Louise C Jacobi Norbert George Manternach John P Casey with church services graveside rites and military honors. Survivors include family members and call details at local chapels and cemeteries.
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Florang
John Joseph
Teahen Chapel
Charles R. Mehaffey
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
American Legion
Teahen’s
Novak
Anna M
Immaculate Conception Church
William P. Leonard
St. John’s Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Brooklyn
Estelle Louise Holder
Nevenhoven
Sheets and Son
Tipton
Belle Plaine
Margaret Hannah
Hrabak’s
Louise C. Jacobi
Methodist Church
Chelsea
Monticello
Norbert George Manternach
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Visitation
Devaney- Reiff
Bluffton
Catholic Daughters of America
Steine’s
Defense Rests in Wharton Trial in Linn County
In Linn district court Deputy Sheriff Donald Wharton rests after arguing over the legality and necessity of force used against jail inmate Robert Robideau, an AIM member later acquitted in federal murder cases. Prosecution requests a verdict but jury to hear summations Tuesday morning.
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Linn District
Donald Wharton
Robert Robideau
Timothy White
R.M. Fassler
Wharton
Robideau
FBI
Pine Ridge
S.D
Fassler
Eads
White
Walter Grant
Iowa
Grant
Linn
William R. Eads
Colorado man charged with contributing to delinquency of a minor
Linn deputies charged Robert Dick Penn of Denver after he exposed himself to a 14 year old Ely girl and tried to pull her into his car. The girl and a companion identified Penn after he was stopped by deputies and Mt. Vernon police in Mt. Vernon. Penn posted a $500 bond and was released.
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Linn
Colorado
Robert Dick Penn
Denver
Colo
Ely
Penn
Mt. Vernon
Youth Minds in Focus in Wednesday Gallup Poll
Wednesday Gallup poll surveys youth sentiment on current issues, asking about interests, concerns, and priorities. Results highlight shifts in attitudes toward education, civics, technology, and social trends among young people.
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Gallup
Not a Candidate Charles Theisen Jr Withdraws from Cedar Rapids Safety Race
Charles Theisen Jr of 406 E Avenue NW informs the city clerk he will not run for Cedar Rapids safety commissioner. He had filed nominating petitions but withdraws, leaving six others with petitions plus incumbent Ed Colton who plans to seek re election after not yet obtaining petitions.
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Charles Theisen, Jr
E Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Theisen
Ed Colton
Carter weighs options to shield classified calls from Soviet eavesdropping
Washington AP President Carter faces several proposals to protect secrecy of classified communications amid reports of Soviet listening via facilities in the U S The White House task force studies options including underground lines scrambler devices and digital coding to minimize costs while securing essential material
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Washington
Carter
United States
Soviet Union
White House
U.S
Ray Signs Health Care and Welfare Fraud Bills in Iowa
Gov. Robert Ray signed three laws to fix Iowa unemployment funding and curb welfare fraud. One bill provides 1.6 million dollars to expand public health nursing and elder home care with a sliding fee scale. Another revamps unemployment contributions and replaces old triggers. The third beefs up welfare fraud enforcement with more investigators and new penalties targeting health care provider fraud.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Iowa
Ray
Department of Social Services
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Newsman Dies at 63 in Chicago After Illness
Chicago veteran Hoke Norris author and former reporter for North Carolina papers and major outlets including the Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Daily News and The Associated Press died Friday after a long illness He was 63
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Chicago
Hoke Norris
North Carolina
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Daily News
Associated Press
Williams Trial Reveals Forensic Details In Des Moines Case
Testimony covered body thaw timing for semen testing, airport temperature logs, and hair analysis. FBI expert Morris Clark testified about matching head and pubic hairs to Williams and the victim, while noting some hairs differed and that hair transfer between items is possible. Police sergeant Limke and FBI lab analyst Clark described evidence handling and item collection from the Des Moines to Davenport route.
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Des Moines
Rose
Gerald Limke
Identification Bureau
Morris Clark
FBI Laboratory
Washington, D.C
Williams
Davenport
Clark
YMCA
Lemke
FBI
Washington
Labor Bill Backed by Carter Aims Higher Union Rules
President Carter endorses a labor reform measure after weekslong talks with labor and business groups. The AFL CIO wins key protections while dropping contentious provisions, including repealing 14b Taft Hartley. Expect a hard Senate fight as business groups mobilize against the bill and unions press for stronger gains.
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NLRB
Carter
AFL Cio
Aflcio
Afl-Cio
South
Capitol Hill
Appeals Court Affirms Amana Beer Ban Ruling
The Eighth Circuit upheld a Cedar Rapids federal court decision banning Amana beer sales and advertising, affirming a 1976 injunction. Gemeinde Brau must turn over empty cans unless it seeks Supreme Court review within 90 days. The case centered on trademark confusion between Amana as a geographical name and the Amana brand.
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Amana
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Edward McManus
McManus
Gemeinde Brau
Amana Society
Supreme Court
Paul
Emma Zimmerman
Refrigeration
Manchester Theft Reported at Midwest Distributors Office
Manchester police investigate break in at Midwest Distributors over the weekend. A citizen band radio was taken from a car and a cash box containing $50 was stolen from the office.
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Manchester
Midwest Distributors
Arthritis To Force Barnard Retirement Detroi t
South African heart surgeon Dr Christiaan Barnard says arthritis will likely force retirement within a year or two. He reports his hands are almost useless for delicate heart transplants and cites 20 years of arthritis and pain. Barnard, 54, wants more time for his family and other pursuits.
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Detroit
Christiaan Barnard
Detroit News
Barnard
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Joan Farris
Department of Adult Corrections
Mt. Vernon Rd
Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Amana Beer
John E. Lapes
3Rd Avenue S.E
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N.W. Avenue
16Th Avenue
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