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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1979

Page

3

Deaths and memorials from area obituaries

Multiple notices list Michelle Stransky infant daughter of Gary and Mary Stransky with family survivors and a graveside service at St. Joseph Cemetery. Also mention Morris, Cleveland V. with services at Walker United Methodist Church and Dunkard Cemetery burial. Roeniig, George F. memorial service at Turner Chapel West. Harland R. Hickey obituary with Cedar Memorial services in Cedar Rapids. Additional items note cremation at Turner Crematory and pending services for Helen Marie DeSutter at McAninch-Fremming's.

Michelle Stransky Gary Mary Stransky Boice Road Michael Sharon Albert Stransky Cedar Rapids Mary Harkin Londonderry Northern Ireland Emma Kesler Lydia Stinocher Solon John Dalton St. Joseph Cemetery Teahen Victor John Helen Marie) DeSutter McAninch-Fremming’s

General Growth signs merger with Bucksbaums

General Growth Properties of Des Moines signs a merger with a Bucksbaum controlled corporation. The deal values shares at 35.50 and requires shareholder approval. Marathon U S Holdings may raise its bid. analysts see potential gains in General Growth stock.

General Growth Bucksbaums DES Moines General Growth Properties Martin, Matthew and Maurice Bucksbaum Thon Marathon Bryan Smart Bucksbaum Fred Kammier Kammier

Weather and notices brief including births and alarms

Vital statistics note calm wind and clear to warm forecast through Monday to Wednesday with possible storms Wednesday highs 85 to 95. July 20 Carlise Miller a daughter Kevin Slaymaker 5513 St SW a son Aaron Tuttle Center Point twin daughters. Medical emergency at 618 Cottage Grove Ave SE and accidental alarm at 36454 First Ave SE reported Friday.

Carlise Miller 14Th St. SE Kevin Slaymaker St. SW Aaron Tuttle Center Point Cottage Grove Ave Ardan’s First Ave

New trial denied for Dinges in sexual abuse case

Henry Lane Dinges, 28, of Cedar Rapids, receives up to 25 years for second degree sexual abuse after Linn County District Judge Harold Swailes denies a new trial bid. The sentence cannot include probation due to the forcible felony ruling. Dinges plans an appeal and was appointed an attorney for the process.

Henry Lane Dinges Harold Swailes Linn District Court Dinges Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Swailes

Elsea Re-elected Cedar Rapids Public Library Trustees Head

Jerry Elsea was re-elected president of the Cedar Rapids Public Library board of trustees. Mrs. Curran Rosser was re-elected vice president. Nancy McHugh heads the architect selection committee aiming to finish interviews by August. The board seeks an architect for space decisions amid a two year study of remodel or new construction. Victoria Dunn to lead Iowa Drug Abuse Information Center based in the library. The center serves the state under an Iowa grant. Dockers in London ended a port strike 30 years ago.

Jerry Elsea Devonshire Dr Cedar Rapids Public Iowa Board of Trustees Victoria Dunn State of Nebraska Commission On Drugs Nebraska Drug Abuse Information Center Cedar Rapids Public Library Iowa Department of Substance Abuse

Hurley Hall Named To Study Funding For Conservation Unit

State Rep. Hurley Hall of Marion is among 10 lawmakers chosen for a special legislative committee from five senators and five representatives. The panel will study funding proposals by the Conservation Commission to raise hunting and fishing fees and consider alternative funding methods. Recommendations go to the General Assembly in January.

Hurley Hall D-Marion State Conservation Commission Hall The Conservation Commission Full General Assembly

American officer survives 330 foot Matterhorn tumble

Capt. Stephen Rombouts, an American Army officer, plunged 330 feet while attempting the Matterhorn east face in beach shoes. He landed on a glacier and escaped injury, with rescue officials calling him incredibly lucky to be alive. The climb is considered too dangerous for many climbers.

Zermatt Switzerland Stephen Rombouts Rombouts Carlo Gobba Air Zermatt Rescue Service Gobba East Face

Belief in ourselves cited as answer to problems by Sen Baker

Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee told the Association of Trial Lawyers of Iowa that renewed faith in the nation and in political and free enterprise systems can end leadership and energy problems. He urged deregulation and decontrol, windfall profits tax, and reinvestment to boost production. He criticized Salt II and urged strength to deter war and maintain balance of power.

United States Sen Howard Baker Tennessee Baker Association of Trial Lawyers of Iowa Stouffer’s Five Seasons Hotel Supreme Court of the United States Federal Power Commission Senate Robert Ray Milliken Michigan Thompson Illinois California Ronald Reagan

Baker says Carter would not do it his way

Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee cautioned in Cedar Rapids that Carter’s Cabinet shakeup creates instability and could hurt the presidency. He said if he were president he would have acted differently and questioned whether the shakeup signals real leadership or mere showmanship.

Jimmy Carter Sen Howard Baker Baker Tennessee Senate Iowa Cedar Rapids Des Moines Carter Trial Lawyers Association of Iowa Stouffers Five Seasons Hotel

Adams quits Cabinet amid purge claims and White House row

At a farewell news conference, James Adams asserted direct Cabinet access to President Carter and said he quit rather than be fired. He criticized White House pressure to dismiss deputies and noted he would not stay on pending a successor’s confirmation. Navy Secretary Claytor to act.

Jordan Adams White House Alan Butchman Terrence Bracy Carter Navy Graham Claytor Jack Watson Georgia Circle

The Cedar Rapids Gazette Information Page

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates by carrier 1.20 per week. By mail Afternoon Fastions and Sunday 7 issues 5.17 weeks 56.00 52 weeks. Other States and U S territories 80.00 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions accepted in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches for republication.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Company Third Ave Iowa Edar Rapids U.S. Territories Associated Press

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