Death notices from Cedar Rapids for Evans Benesh Brown and others
Death notices list Christine Mary Evans 84 of 1103 Ninth Street NW and Caroline Mashek Benesh 86 of 843 Daniels Street NE among Cedar Rapids deaths with service details at St. Patrick's Catholic Church Linwood Cemetery and Turner Chapel East. Additional obituaries include Charles E. Brown Jr 59 Marion and Stephen Blackwood College Place Washington with service details in Cedar Memorial and Teahen funeral homes. The list covers ages birthplaces marital status survivors and burial plans across multiple Iowa communities.
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Christine Mary Evans
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
National Catholic Society of Foresters
Daughters of
Isabella
Emmett
Anna Onchen
Fannie Horspondasky
Mary Trimble
Agnes Paula
Caroline Mashek Benesh
Daniels Street
Albert Benesh
Mitchell
S.D
Leanna G. Smith
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
R.W. Barker, Jr
Midland
Mich
Linwood Cemetery
Reuben Traden
Turner Chapel East
Charles E. Brown, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Vinton
Bonaparte
Edith Ray
Booneville
Quaker Oats Co
Army Air Force
Marion American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Edith
Shirley D. Cram
Raymond R. Roberts
Phillip W. Roberts
Buffalo
Wyo
Clarence A
Centerville
Kenneth O
Tacoma
Wash
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Thomas Anthony
Marion Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Marion American Legion Post No
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Heart Fund
Stephen Blackwood
Glenn Blackwood
College Place
Washington
Dolores Cherry
Tim
Beth
Clement
Charles H., Jr
Nadim Saikaly
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Kopecky
William
Brush Chapel
Gordon Freeburg
United Methodist Church of
Shueyville
Farley
al P. Koster
Reiff's
Vogla
Melvin Gregerson
Volga Methodist Church
Witt’s
Elkader
Williamsburg
Edward
Flora) Stuhlmann
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Uhlmann’s
Monona
Lynas Abel
la Crosse
Wis
Schultz
Waukon
John (Vernie) L. Griffin
Martin’s
Hale
Mabel Coon
Hayden’s
Wyoming
James Gaffey
Hartford
What Cheer
Indianapolis
Coffee Tirade Costs Judge Job and $141,000
In Hauppauge New York a coffee vendor sues over a traffic court incident where Suffolk County Judge William Perry ordered handcuffing of Thomas Zarcone for serving poor coffee. A Brooklyn jury awards Zarcone 141000 plus 80000 compensatory and 60000 punitive damages against Perry and Windsor. Perry was later removed from the bench for false testimony.
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New York
Suffolk County
William Perry
Brooklyn
Thomas Zarcone
Perry
James Windsor
Zarcone
Windsor
Royal Globe Insurance Co
Royal Globe and
Riverhead
Hauppauge
N.Y
Appellate Division of
State Supreme Court
Epworth Doctor Faces Wisconsin Medical Board Action
Epworth's Dr Vasu Aurora is under four counts of unprofessional conduct by the Wisconsin State Medical Examining Board. He could avoid a public hearing by surrendering his Wisconsin license, a move that would risk his Iowa license, after alleged unwarranted treatments at Victory Memorial hospital in Stanley and improper prescriptions to children and elderly patients.
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Epworth
Dubuque
Aurora
Wisconsin
Iowa
A _ board
Cial
Victory Memorial Hospital
Stanley
Wis
Betty Gilbert died by own action in Linn County
The Linn medical examiner ruled the Wednesday death of Betty Marie Gilbert fifty one at 129 Harriet Avenue Northwest as death by own action from a .22 caliber gunshot to the head. Cremation occurred at Turner Crematory with no services held.
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Betty Marie Gilbert
Harriet Avenue NW
Linn
Turner Crematory
Miss Lillian Carter evaluates her children in interview
New York United Press International reports Miss Lillian Carter, 78, mother of President Jimmy Carter, offers candid views on her sons Jimmy and Billy and daughter Ruth Stapleton in Ladies Home Journal. She praises Jimmy's integrity, jokes about white lies, and quips about Billy's beer habit while admiring Ruth's perseverance.
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New York
UPI
Miss Lillian
Carter
Jimmy
Billy
Ruth Stapleton
Ladies Home Journal
Lillian Carter
Gloria Carter Spann
Lillian
Ruth
Decorah Airport Seeks Federal Regional Facility Funds
A hearing set for Aug 22 by the Upper Explorers and regional planning commission in Postville considers designating Decorah as a regional facility to qualify for federal funds. West Union also seeks regional status for its airport in competition for the same funds.
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Decorah
Upper Explorers and Regional Planning Commission
Postville
West Union
Nero Wolfe TV movie pilot shoots in New York
In Hollywood television notes Rex Stout's gourmet detective Nero Wolfe heads a TV movie currently filming in New York. Thayer David stars as the detective with Anne Baxter also in the cast in the UPI report.
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Hollywood
UPI
Nero Wolfe
Rex Stout
New York
Thayer David
Anne Baxter
Ray Reappoints Gardner to IDOT Commission
Gov. Robert Ray reappoints Donald Gardner to the Iowa Department of Transportation Commission and names Jules Busker to replace Stephen Garst. Gardner opposes 65 foot trucks, Busker previously served on the old highway commission and will resign his Woodbury County supervisor seat to take the IDOT post.
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Des Moines
Donald Gardner
Ravenwood Terrace
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department of Transportation Commission
IDOT
Robert Ray
Ray
Stephen Garst
Coon Rapids
Jules Busker
Sioux City
Iowa Highway Commission
Ann Pellegreno
Story City
Gardner
Garst
Busker
Woodbury County Board of Supervisors
Old Highway Commission
PLO Admitted To UN Body In Historic Move
In Geneva, the Palestine Liberation Organization became the first non state group to gain full membership in a UN body as ECWA approved the admission 27 to 11 despite American objections. Israel called it illegal and the U S warned of broad implications for the UN system and Middle East peace efforts.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
United Nations
U.N. Economic and Social Council
PLO
Economic Commission of Western Asia
ECWA
Israel
United States
U.N
Middle East
Cedar Sheriff Deputy Resigns in Cedar County
TIPTON The Cedar county board of supervisors accepted the resignation of Joyce Stein, a deputy sheriff for four years, with no reason given. They also approved a preliminary subdivision plat south of Highway 30 near the Linn county line, featuring 22 residential lots submitted by developer Martin Burgess of rural Lisbon as area rezoning to residential continues. On this date in 1934, FBI agents in Chicago killed gangster John Dillinger.
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Tipton
Cedar County Board of Supervisors
Joyce Stein
Carter's Mississippi swing stresses human rights and canal talks
President Carter, in Yazoo City after a Charleston visit, defends human rights as central to U.S. policy amid Soviet concerns. He argues for cooperation with the Soviets, rejects abortion funding, discusses the neutron bomb, and urges Panamanian collaboration on a new canal. He concludes with a stay at the Cooper home.
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Mississippi
Carter
Charleston
S.C
Soviet Union
Yazoo City
Panama
Lyndon Johnson
Owen Cooper
Cooper
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Police Aide Program Dropped After Late Notification
Brown and Workman react angrily to the decision to discontinue the police aide program, noting they learned of the Thursday meeting only from the Gazette. Colton admits he overlooked notifying subcommittee members, while Clift says the chief authorized the move and Colton should have notified Ad hoc members. Colton says the open meetings law was not fully followed.
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Brown
Workman
CETA
Colton
Police Aide
the Gazette
Clift
Liquor price hike set for August in Des Moines
Iowa state liquor stores raise distilled spirit prices on August 1 by about five percent. Stores close to 2 PM to reprice inventories, first general increase since July 1969. The change should add roughly 4.5 million dollars in annual customer costs, with specific raises noted for Cutty Sark Beefeater and Seagram's 7 Crown. Some wines will drop in price due to lower wholesale costs.
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Des Moines
Lown
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department
Seagram
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John L. Pfeaster
Keswick
Fruehaus Manufacturing Co
Marian
Ruth Ackerson
Orange County
Calif
Charlotte Wade
Gerald Hutton
Harlan Hickle
Anamosa
Teahen
Wilson Hyde
Trinity United Methodist Church
Mentzer
Harold William
Turner Chapel West
Richard Kothe
Trinity Lutheran Church
Napa
Turner West
31St St
Mt Vernon Rd
Cedar Rapids Solon
Cedar
FBI
Chicago
John Dillinger
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Pierson’s Flowershop & Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Blvd
N.W
Argentina
South Korea
Ed Colton
Gallup
Craig Hesser
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