Deaths: Eddins and others listed in Cedar Rapids area
A Cedar Rapids area death notice roundup reports Russell Orin Eddins age 63 of 1408 First Ave NE died at home after a long illness born December 3, 1914 in Clarinda. Survived by wife Violet Weatherwax and extended family. Other obituaries include Edward L. Hudson 82 of Long Beach California and numerous notices for Morrissey Eldred Earl, Nemecek Belmont, Kayser Harold J and many more with services and burial details across Cedar Rapids area churches and cemeteries.
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Russell Orin Eddins
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Clarinda
Violet Weatherwax
Iowa City
Eddins
Iowa Home Improvements
Donald Randall
Maxine Welch
Kathryn Dulin
Chapel of Memories
Tom Anthony
Marion Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Edward L. Hudson
Long Beach
Calif
Oquawka
Ann Bartosh
SS. Peter and Paul
Solon
J.J. Fath
Brush Chapel
Morrissey
Eldred Earl ‘tAl
Mount Vernon United Methodist Church
R. Thomas Stewart
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Turner East
Cornell College
Nemecek
Belmont
Crescent Lodge No
Cedar Memorial
Morgan
Mabel Lilias Matthews
Brick Church
Spring Valley
N.Y
N.Y. Wanamaker & Carlough Inc
Suffern
Reformed Church of
West New Hempstead
Kayser
Harold J
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Walker
William Michael
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Murdoch Funeral Home
Molumby
Mary C
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
William P. Leonard
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Father Leonard
Daughters of Isabella
Catholic Daughters of America
Miss Molumby
Julia Novak
Moorman
Charlotte A
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
A.A. Sodawasser
Anna E. Hollan
G Ave
Frank Hollan
Anna Kroupa
Czechoslovakia
Hollan
St. James
Frances Herr
Mary Machacek
Helen Kopecek
Gus Kroupa
Colorado
Turner Chapel West
Richard Ernst
Hillside Wesleyan Church
Linwood Cemetery
Turner West
Joseph V. Bousek
31St St. SE
Mercy Hospital
Rose Zobac
Bousek
Wilson Foods
Joseph Jr
Wayne
Emma Duffy
Ames
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Louis Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
Father Trzil
Mary Smith Baldwin
Americana
Moline
Benton County
William Harnish
Catherine Satariano
Pittsburgh
John Satariano
30Th St. SE
Dean's list honors for three IU Bloomington students
Three area students were named to Indiana University's spring dean's list in Bloomington. Jenny Erickson, Eugene Zenzen, and Patti Wilhelmi are listed with their Cedar Rapids area addresses and noted ties to Center Point.
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Indiana University
Bloomington
Jenny Erickson
Sinclair Ave
Eugene Zenzen
Washington Ave
Patti Wilhelmi
Center Point
High Court rules Ray veto invalid in 1977 case
Iowa Supreme Court in a 5 to 4 decision held Gov. Robert Ray’s veto of a May 1977 contract and bidding procedures bill was not timely and the measure became law. The ruling centers on whether the governor’s 30 day period applied after final adjournment and whether a pocket veto occurred. Justice McCormick wrote the majority with a dissent by Rawlings.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Iowa Supreme Court
Polk County District Court
James Donato
James Redmond
Cedar Rapids
Earl Willits
Ray
Iowa
Mark McCormick
McCormick
Maurice Rawlings
Clay LeGrande
Warren Rees
Ward Reynoldson
Rawlings
Iowa approves floating usury rate for home loans
Ray signs into law a new Iowa usury bill allowing the rate to float with long term federal note rates and eliminating points charged by lenders. The measure, effective after Friday publication, affects home loans and ends prepaid interest points.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Iowa
British birth sparks ethics debate on test tube baby research
UK success prompts U S advisory board to weigh moral and funding questions for IVF work. Officials hint at cautious, slow steps, with potential federal support not guaranteed. The Browns’ case highlights public interest and media pressure while experts stress uncertainty and need for published results. ON THIS DATE in 1922, actor Jason Robards was born.
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U.S
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal
Jason Robards
Trade balance climbs as exports exceed twelve billion
The Commerce Department reports exports at $12.13 billion, a first ever above the $12 billion mark and 3 percent higher than May. Imports fall about 2 percent from May. First half 1978 shows a $16.37 billion trade deficit, up from $11.49 billion in 1977. Dollar weakness pushes yen higher and gold nears $200.
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Department
U.S
Tokyo
Local camera importers face higher costs as dollar yen shifts
Max Winter of Dubuque notes rising costs deter direct imports from Japan as airmail, duties, and price gaps push consumers to local dealers. New York importers admit dollar yen volatility will rise prices. Cedar Rapids dealer Burr Bryant sees steady buying despite cautious shoppers. Pacific manufacturers shift some 1979 models to American plants, easing price pressure on TVs.
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Japan
Max Winter
Dubuque
New York
Burr Bryant
Times Empire Photo Inc
Cedar Rapids
Times Camera
Lightning strike injures workers at nuclear plant site
IE spokesman said no comment on complaints while worker Elder described a brutal strike felt like 24 hours. Radiation protection engineer Young said nine pipe workers were in a maintenance shop 250 feet from the plant when the strike occurred. A bottling company employee stood near his truck two buildings away. Fire filled the shop but early checks found no damage to the shop or the truck and no other plant damage was reported.
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Pat McPartland
Elder
Semipro
Keith Young
Bottling Company
McPartland
Young
Blind Commission faces probe and shift in investigation
FBI involvement emerges as the Blind Commission debates laying off a bugging devices inquiry. Governor's ad hoc committee chair Nolden Gentry said Redfern urged deferral, noting federal investigators handle the matter. Ray plans no reopening of state review, while Jernigan remains unreachable.
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Carley
Anderson
Des Moines
Nolden Gentry
Redfern
Ed Redfern
State Communications
Gentry
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Farley
David J. Mausser
St. John’s Church
Placid
Wright’s. Sigourney
Marguerite Agnes Smith
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Reynolds
Delta
Mabel Clara Stoner
Delta Christian Church
Holm’s. Crawfordsville
Harold V. Schnoebelen
St. James Catholic Church
Washington
Peterstein’s
Kalona
Schnoebelen Cemetery
Riverside
West Branch
John P. Wentz Jr
Bethany Lutheran Church
Barker’s
Calmar
Sophia Benzing
French’s
Strawberry Point
Paul Kaiser
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Roberson’s
Petersburg
John F. Bockenstedt
Kramer’s
Dyersville
Waukon
Harold
Mabel) Britain
Hanson’s
Belle Plaine
Thomas Faye Zimmerman
Hrabak
Killian
Madeline
3Rd St. SE
Statler Brothers
Barbara Mandrell
D.J
Adv
Lake Michigan
Colorful
Colorado Springs
Denver
Estes Park
Royal Gorge
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Kinderknecht Associates Inc
Five Seasons
Lincoln
Nebraska
Ellis Pharmacy
Ellis Blvd
Montrose
High Court
Earth
Steptoe and
Edwards
Vatican
Aldous Huxley
Steptoe
British Medical Association
John Dawson
David Hamburg
Hamburg
Institute of Medicine
National Academy of Sciences
Sissela Bok
England
Sir John Stallworthy
Oxford University
Stallworthy
Patrick Steptoe
Robert Edwards
Brown
London
the Mail
Associated Newspapers
Zurich
Brussels
Paris
Milan
Frankfurt
Amsterdam
C.R
Pentax Corp
Denver, Colo
Steve Welsh
Ace Electronics
Sony
California
FBI
Blind Commission
Ad Hoc
the Gazette
Jernigan
National Federation of the Blind
Baltimore
John B. Turner & Son
Turner
Second Ave
Turner's West
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
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