Deaths listed in Iowa area include Anderson Eden Pieper Vogel
Obituaries for Steven D. Anderson 19 from Alburnett and Earl Eden 73 of Fairfax note traffic death and family survivors. Violet Pieper 78 of Cedar Rapids and many others with service details and burial sites listed in local notices. Additional funeral plans span Cedar Rapids to Dyersville with multiple churches and cemeteries named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell F. Eden
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Lone Tree
Mildred Moyer
Anamosa
Central City
Calvin
Swisher
Josephine Balvin
van Horne
Nelda Kiracofe
North Liberty
Velma Eden
Judy Soukup
Elva Herman
Harper
Bonnie Kubik
Walker
Rachel Willis
Nixa
Juanita Eden
Marlboro
Texas
Becky Vicko
Loretta Eden
Wellman
Isabel Gerot
Ainsworth
Harold Eden
Turner Chapel West
Clifton Ellerbeck
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner West
Violet B. Pieper
Oliver Drive
Mechanicsville
Wilson & Co
Prairie Junior High School
Brosh Chapel
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Martin T. Laughlin
Linwood Cemetery
Molly F. Vogel
Fifteenth Street
Roy A. Vogel
Germany
Baraboo
Wis
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Killian’s Department Store
St. Stephen Lutheran Church
Sylvia Plank
Violet Kaspar
Ethics probe into Korean influence peddling in Congress
The Justice Department may question Park over allegations he led a scheme to sway U S lawmakers for South Korea. President Carter faces calls for a special prosecutor as ethics panel chief counsel Philip Lacovara resigns amid a dispute over subpoenas, halting the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
U.S
Capitol Hill
Justice Department
Park
Seoul
Park Chung Hee
Carter
Congress
House Ethics Committee
Philip Lacovara
House
Bill Brock
Republican National Committee
Flynt
Lacovara
Griffin Bell
Two More Bones Found In Humanoid Bone Case
Gazette reports two additional bones discovered Saturday afternoon near Quin Bowman residence at 514 Avenue NW. A knee bone and a thigh bone were reportedly sawed ends with no flesh. Police logged no Saturday report. bones taken to St Luke's hospital for expert ID.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quin Bowman
Avenue NW
Bowman
St. Luke’s Hospital
William Kettelkamp
Kettelkamp
University Hospitals Pathology Laboratory
George Penick
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery including Afternoon Edition and weekend mornings. Rates list 1.05 weekly and 4.29 for four weeks, 46.00 for 52 weeks, with 70.00 for 52 weeks in other states. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The paper notes AP content rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
First Black Miss Universe Crowned in Dominant Win
In Santo Domingo Janelle Commissiong of Trinidad and Tobago won Miss Universe, becoming the first Black holder in the pageant's 26 year history. Eva Duringer of Austria was first runner up and Sandra Bell of Scotland second runner up with Colombia and Germany placing fourth and fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Trinidad-Tobago
Janelle Commissiong
National Theater
Austria
Eva Duringer
Scotland
Sandra Bell
Colombia
Aura Mojica
Germany
Marie-Luise Gassen
Lions-Don Gardner to Speak at Roosevel(t) Royale Luncheon
Iowa Department of Transportation official Lions-Don Gardner will address the Thursday luncheon at the Roosevelt Royale hotel. Also listed are Woodfield Pre-School shopping on August 7 and a charity event by the Odds and Ends Club with Mike Gebauer of Five Seasons Community Center speaking Monday at 9:30 a.m. downtown Bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gardner
Iowa Department of Transportation
Roosevelt Royale Hotel
Mike Gebauer
Five Seasons Community Center
Bishops
Quarry Swimming Crackdown In Linn County
Authorities issued about 40 tickets to swimmers at the B L Anderson quarry in the Chain Lakes area near Palo. A Linn sheriff spokesman says trespass charges are not harassment. The area has posted signs repeatedly knocked down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.L. Anderson
Chain Lakes
Palo
Linn Sheriffs Department
Ted Beuter
Linn County
Anderson Quarry
Reuter
Fairfax
Weather and births fill local notices in brief
Wind at 11 p.m. 6 mph and extended forecast shows hot fair weather with possible thundershowers. Births list multiple families with names and addresses, including Mercy Jahnes a son and several other newborns across cities and streets.
Five Charged With Drunk Driving Over Weekend
Five individuals were charged with drunk driving after incidents Friday and Saturday. Jack Lodestein, 49, 6714 Kent Dr NE, arrested 9:49 p.m. after a collision near Collins Rd and Twixtown Rd NE. John McKee, 39, Route 1 Springville, arrested 3:37 a.m. Saturday three miles south of Center Point on Hwy 150. David Jilovec, 18, Lisbon, arrested 1:00 a.m. on West Main St. David McAtee, 19, Van Horne, arrested 1:57 a.m. on Main St Palo. JoAnn Burns, 30, 1523 Eighth St SW, arrested 5:43 p.m. at E Avenue and Vinton Rd NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Lodestein
Kent Drive
Collins Road
Town Road
John F. McKee
Route 1
Springville
Center Point
David L. Jilovec
Lisbon
West
Helicopter Incident Near DMZ Shocks Korea Border
The incident at the DMZ near Kosung left crew members of a helicopter dead and North Korea calling it unhappy. UNC officials reported Schwanke, escorted by guards, regained composure before boarding an evacuation helicopter to Seoul. North Korea blamed US missteps and pledged action to prevent future intrusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DMZ
South
North Korea
Kosung
Seoul
McClain
Schwanke
U.S. Army
Joseph A. Miles
Washington
United States
Uncertain finds drive aviation fuel and emissions talk
Broderick warned that revised studies on ozone and nitrogen oxide emissions from spray propellants refrigerants and other uses have altered stratospheric chemistry estimates but left many uncertainties. He urged international methods to measure emissions and a regulatory framework for future hypersonic aircraft while noting further revisions may occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
Wheat glut follows years of tight supply and policy shifts
The 1974 1977 wheat outlook shows a supply surge with a 1.1 billion bushel reserve, 3.2 billion total U.S. supply for the coming year, and a projected 1.9 billion bushel need. World demand, set-aside policies, and acreage curbs shaped the shift from scarcity to surplus, with Bergland signaling new acreage limits ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Butz
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Bergland
Man Dies After Being Hit by Car
Steven D. Anderson, 19, of Central City, died at St Luke's hospital after being struck by a car driven by Daniel Krapfl, 18, on county road D-62 near Troy Mills. The 2:15 am accident prompted continued investigation and no charges filed at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Mills
Steven D. Anderson
Route 1
Central City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Daniel Krapfl
Coggan
Anderson
Bernard Youth Killed in Crash Near Cascade
An early Saturday one car crash near Cascade killed 18 year old Jerry Droeszler of Bernard. Teammate Loras Staner, 18, of rural Bernard is in serious condition at a Dubuque hospital. Sheriff's deputies could not determine the driver as the car left the black top road and struck a power pole, crushing the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Jerry Droeszler
Bernard
Loras Staner
Dubuque
Jones County Sheriff's Office
Three Arrested on Separate Friday Charges
Tony J. Carr twenty of 2524 Towne House Drive NE faced a possession of stolen property charge tied to a June 6 bicycle theft from Joan Schmitt of 1603 Avenue NE. Harry G. Powell Jr. forty four of Troy Mills was charged with criminal trespass after refusing to depart the Meeting Place tavern at 852 A Avenue NE. Greg Gift thirty of 336 Eighteenth Street SE faced multiple charges including disobeying a traffic signal fleeing law officers and speeding after a brief chase that ended with his vehicle spinning out near Ridgewood Avenue and Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony J. Carr
Towne House Drive
Joan Schmitt
Avenue
Harry G. Powell Jr
Troy Mills
Meeting Place Tavern
A Avenue
Greg Gift
Eighteenth Street
Ridgewood Avenue
Third Avenue SE
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L.D. Craft Construction Co
Alburnett
Earl A
Edith Harger Anderson
Debra Mitchell
Cami Leigh Anderson
Penny Anderson
Everett
David
Elnora Anderson
Letha Harger
Murdoch
Landis
Curtis L
Janeba-Kuba West
D.A. Loferski
American Legion
Hanford
Independence
John G. Andrews
St. John’s Catholic Church
White's Parish
Luxemburg
Agatha Lake
Holy Trinity Church
McBride’s
Dyersville
Nicholas J. Walter
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Kramer's
Holy Trinity Cemetery
Manchester
Jewell Waters
Bohnenkamp’s
West Union
Guy McMasters
Burnham-Wood’s
Marengo
Mary Dietrich
Hoover-Valentine’s
Zion Reformed Church
Williamsburg
Arlington
Ernest Gusta
United Methodist Church
Gleim’s
Guttenberg
Clarence — Arnold Pruess
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Chapman's
Winthrop
William F. Moroney
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Masonville
Shelly’s
St. Mary’s
Dundee
Earl Watt, Jr
Francis Eugene Roller
Tipton
Charles R. Chambliss
Sheets and Sons
Rep
John Flynt
Dga
Ann Schrader
Pierson’: Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Blvd
Avenue Florals & Botanicals
16Th Ave
Woodfield
Cubs
Padres
D.J
Adv
1St Ave
Daybreak
Bishops Downtown
Mercy E
David Jahnes
Willowbrook Drive
St. Luke's
Leonard L. Baker
Forty-second Street
Daniel Morse
Thirty-seventh Street
Herbert F. Bishop
Stephen M. Welton
Twenty-eighth Avenue
David L. Hougland
Hollywood Boulevard
Larry L. Welp
Pioneer Drive
Terry A. Fuller
Larry A. Jhouter
Deborah Drive
Robert Adams
Lindsey Jane SE
Fabian Skretta
Ely
Carlton L. Holton
Favenue
Center Point Road
Fairfax Grain Elevator
C.R
General News
Sun
FAA
Department of Transportation
Soviet Union
Earl Butz
Nixon
Ford
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Stewart Funeral Home
First Ave. N.E
William J. Stewart
James F. Stewart
Sovereign
Charles
Henrietta
Cedar Memorial Park
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