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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1978

Page

3

Obituary notices from Iowa communities detail multiple deaths

The notice lists numerous deaths including Rev. Daniel O'Sullivan of Waukon aged 83 and Lewis A Klosterman of Marion aged 62 among others. It provides birthplaces, residence histories, family survivors, burial details, and plans for services across Iowa locations such as Waukon Cedar Rapids Marion Davenport and Mon.

Daniel O'Sullivan Waukon St. Francis Hospital la Crosse Wis Kilgarvan County Kerry Ireland Carlow Seminary St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Wexford Catholic Church Harpers Ferry Riceville Decorah Cascade Frederick Heles Mount Olivet Hanson

Hearing set on new plant for Iowa Illinois

The Iowa Commerce Commission schedules a July 18 hearing on Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co. plan to build the Louisa Generating Station south of Muscatine near Muscatine. Intervenors include the Community Action Research Group Muscatine Chamber of Commerce and Muscatine Development Corp.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Commerce Commission Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co Muscatine Louisa Commission Community Action Research Muscatine Chamber of Commerce Muscatine Development Corp

Suspensions at Wilson Foods Over Personal Breaks

A group of Wilson Foods workers were suspended for what an employee called excessive personal relief. Restroom time added to breaks, with suspensions varying in length. Company and union officials said such actions are not unusual and have occurred before.

Wilson Foods

Arrange Fresh Nectarine Wedges With Maple Syrup Sausages

Arrange fresh nectarine wedges with brown and serve sausages on a broiler pan. Brush with maple syrup and broil until sausages brown and heat through.

Iowa Gov Renames Board of Medical Examiners Members

Gov. Rob ert D. Ray renames Sheila Sidles Hal Hirleman and Frederick Hetzler to the Iowa Board of Medical Examiners for three year terms pending Senate approval. Sidles 52 Centerville co owner of a farm supply business and Centerville school board member. Hirleman 56 Cedar Rapids radiology specialist. Hetzler osteopathic surgeon Davenport Osteopathic Hospital board member.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Sheila Sidles Hal Hirleman Frederick Hetzler Iowa Board of Medical Examiners Senate Sidles Centerville Hirleman Cottage Grove Ave Cedar Rapids Hetzler Davenport Osteopathic Hospital

Death of British media titan Viscount Rothermere

Viscount Rothermere aged 80 and longtime president and chairman of the Daily Mail and General Trust died Tuesday night at his London home. The death was announced Wednesday.

London UPI Viscount Rothermere The Daily Mail and General Trust

Coin Operated Water Dispenser Traces to Alexandria

The first coin operated liquid dispenser appeared in Alexandria Egypt over 1 900 years ago. It provided dribbles of holy water to temple pilgrims who inserted a 5 drachma coin.

Alexandria Egypt

Northeast Iowa Area Vocational-Technical head ousted in secrecy

Calmar reports the Northeast Iowa Area Vocational-Technical School board dismissed Dr. Charles Joss after a nine hour executive session. Clyde Kramer named acting superintendent. The college serves 12 years and 1,200 students across 15 designated areas in the state.

Calmar Northeast Iowa the Gazette Clyde Kramer

Baby Hurt When Dad Drops Her

Ten month old Elizabeth Lorenz of 3105 Dalewood Ave SE is in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital with a skull fracture and other injuries after her father Matthew Lorenz allegedly threw her into the air and failed to catch her. Police said she also suffered a broken collarbone from a June 25 fall off a bed as investigators review the child injury case.

Elizabeth Lorenz Dalewood Ave St. Luke’s Hospital Matthew and Antonia Lorenz

Three hurt in separate accidents near Marion and Urbana

Three persons were admitted to St. Luke's Hospital after separate accidents Tuesday night and today. Bradford Deck, 29, of 140 South 15th Street Marion, listed in fair condition with facial lacerations after a one car crash near Al burnett. Ted Shaver, 16, Route 3 Center Point, in good condition with abdominal injuries after a motorcycle struck a tree near Urbana about 9 p.m. Tuesday. David Kerslake, 5, son of Mr and Mrs Craig Kerslake of 940 Hillview Drive Marion, in good condition after an elbow injury on Hillview Drive Marion about 7:30 p.m.

St. Luke’s Hospital Bradford Deck South 15Th St Marion Alburnett Ted Shaver Route 3 Center Point Shaver Urbana David Kerslake Craig Kerslake Hillview Drive

City Briefs Flash From Page Six A

Multiple short notices across city items include Adv notices for services and events, theft and burglary reports, and local talks. The briefs mention a beautician ad, a roast prime rib offering, stained glass, Grand Ole Opry connections, Colorful Colorado trip, Polka Fest in Lincoln, Greek rites talk, and thefts of boat motor and wedding rings.

China seeks scientists in nationwide survey

Tokyo AP reports that the Chinese government is conducting a nationwide survey to locate all scientific and technical personnel. The Xinhua agency notes that Red Guards during Mao’s late years disrupted scientific and cultural work and many scientists redirected into other jobs, leaving skills underutilized.

Tokyo Hsinhua Gang of Four Mao Tse-tung

Pornography exposure linked to increased aggression toward women

Researcher Donnerstein notes experiments show aggression toward females rises with erotic exposure. The study raises policy questions and could challenge prior presidential commission findings. An APA symposium in Toronto next August will discuss the implications and attitudes toward pornography.

Ogy Association Toronto Donnerstein

Carter administration tax cut debate shifts on capital gains relief

Senate and House hearings reveal divisions over a proposed 5.5 billion business tax cut and a Kemp Roth style plan. Alice Rivlin questions quick payback, while Boling and committee members weigh inflation risks and deficit effects amid Carter’s scaled back plan and capital gains relief discussions.

Carter Alice Rivlin Congressional Budget Office House Committee Rivlin Richard Bolling D-Mo Joint Economic Committee CBO Bolling House Ways and Means

Open heart surgery tales in Iowa reflect new program

A Heart patient named Smith recounts a near fatal pause in breathing before open heart surgery in Iowa City. His sister in law describes rapid ambulance work while doctors pursue a new program at St. Luke's. He hopes his story encourages others to consider the procedure.

Smith FMC Cedar River Iowa City St. Luke’s Lawrence Loeffler Loeffler Dr. Meffert Dr. Strong Strong

City adopts strict zoning on parking and exterior work

The ordinance restricts exterior work to enclosed structures, limits outdoor labor to one vehicle at a time with 24 hour completion, and bans leaving parts outside. Front yard parking is limited to two passenger cars on driveways and one operable recreational vehicle under specific conditions. Temporary front yard parking for guests is allowed less than 24 hours. Adopted in 1955, it may ban front yard parking entirely. Copies of the ordinance and map will be at the city clerk’s office.

Dog Sought After Bite In Independence Pool Area

Independence police seek public help to locate a small brown and white spaniel type dog that bit 9 year old Mark Madden near the city swimming pool at 2 30 p m Monday. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Independence Police Department.

Independence Mark Madden Harley Madden Independence Police Department

Birth of Henry Thoreau on this date in 1817

On this date the American writer Henry David Thoreau was born in 1817. His life and works including Walden and Civil Disobedience influenced American literature and philosophy.

Henry Thoreau

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Lewis Lew A. Klosterman Mr. Klosterman Remsen Hazel Engelbrecht Sioux City Carpenter’s Union St. Joseph’s Church Bill Klosterman van Horne Sandra Matthew Hiawatha Karen Rensch Granger Ed Klosterman Springdale Mary Ann Shaw Leona Frank John Gallagher Richard Frank Guatemala Baxter Memorial Chapel Father Gallagher St. Joseph Cemetery Blanche Nellie Schreiner Johnson Ave Charles H. Schreiner Winthrop Davenport Bettendorf West Liberty Moose Heart, Shrine Crippled Children’s Fund Jimmy Durante Crippled Children's Fund American Cancer Society William Moellering Oakland Road Harold F. Cushman Mercy Hospital Ames Helen Burke Old Washington High School Iowa State University Kappa Sigma Fraternity Cushman Cherry-Burrell Co Iowa State Highway Commission Kathleen Humbert Jean Dvorsky James Cushman Omaha Fern Dale Alhambra Calif Martin T. Laughlin Mount Calvary Cemetery Louis John Trunecek 20Th St Helen E. Beucher West Union Wilson’s Foods Trunecek St. Paul’s United Methodist Church Mount Hermon Masonic Lodge William L. Trunecek Wichita Kan Lester Lumir Trunecek Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories Eugene Hancock Cedar Memorial Cemetery Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Mabel Ellen Prather 5Th Ave Leo Prather Tulsa Okla Mr. Prather Free Methodist Church Bill Mary Teahen Funeral Home Wayne Ryan Linwood Cemetery F Avenue NW A. Nuechter St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church Donohue’s Monticello Carl Whittemore Delhi Methodist Church Clifton’s Earlville Vinton Marie A. Raymond Campbell-Russell Olson-Fjelstul Rose Hill Mechanicsville Sheets and Son's Ordra Bowman George L Elizabeth Anne Quint William Quint St. John’s Catholic Church Mason-Hawe's Iowa-Illinois C.R Rothermere United Press International John E. Lapes Third Avenue Killians Kitchen Stiers Crafts Kirkwood Ave Iona City Grand Ole Opry Opryland Hall of Fame D.J Adv Colorado Colorado Springs Denver Estes Park Royal Gorge More Lincoln Nebraska Iliron Verakis St. John’s Greek Orthodox Church Bishop Cafeteria Donald L. Jones 22Nd Ave Ivanhoe Bridge Highway 1 Mount Vernon Sunrise Dave Shay WMT Bishop Rose Marek Wilson Ave Lynn Freeman Tower Terrace Highway 150 China Brush Chapel Blumenthal Kemp-Roth Congress Rythma Solon Cedar Park Richard Marwell DIAL
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