Deaths of Kattchee, Bizek, Hayes in Iowa area obits
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Victor Eugene Kattchee 73 of 4517 Fair Lane Drive NE and James Bizek 73 of Ely area with service dates and burial in local churches. Also listed are Otis E Hayes 74 Center Point and multiple memorials and visiation details for Decorah and Oelwein area residents with familial survivors and service arrangements.
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James Bizek
Ely
Mercy Hospital
Oxford Junction
Celia Klouda
Cedar Rapids
American Federation of Grain Millers
Penick & Ford Ltd
Eugene Maudsley
Lauretta Emerson
James
Trout Dale
Ore
Allen Leeper
Houston
Texas
Mary Wells
St. Ludmilas Church
Robert Cizek
St. John’s Cemetery
Brush Chapel
Otis E. Hayes
Center Point
Alpina
Ark
Florence Lester
Cassville
Don
Robins
Carrol
Urbana
Bob Buchanan
Sioux City
Frank
Williamson Funeral Home
Murdoch Funeral Home
Hostage drama ends after Boston man surrenders
Police describe Sundstrom firing at officers from a barricaded second floor where he held his wife mother and four children hostage. He surrendered after demand for outside police presence was met. Officers recovered three handguns five rifles and a sawed off shotgun. The man suffered from a persecution complex according to his family doctor. Neighbors recalled a quiet withdrawn man with an interest in guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundstrom
Boston
Joseph Jordan
James Cox
Russ Arnott
Carter presses for public input on energy plan and taxes
In a televised address President Carter urged the public to speak to Congress about proposed tax changes that could trim oil tax revenues by 55 billion dollars over a decade and fund a 142 billion dollar energy program. Senators Dole and Roth dismissed pressure as political, while industry groups oppose extra taxes. Carter urged stability amid recession fears and warned inflation remains the top risk.
Center Point considers 67.5 cent tax levy for 1980 81
Center Point school board approved placing a 67.5 cent levy before voters at the Sept 11 election. The levy would fund maintenance repairs and operations for 1980 81, with about $22 000 yearly from current value and a 10 year collection. Nomination papers due Aug 2. President NeagiE term ends. Schaefers reappointed secretary Brookman treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Bob Neagie
Marge Schaefers
Harry Brookman
Weather Report and River Levels for the Day
Wind direction calm at 11 a.m and sun will rise Friday at 5 55 and set at 8 31. Ext forecast calls for variable cloudiness with showers Saturday to Monday highs in the 80s lows in the 60s. Mississippi River stages show several gauges with rises and falls, including Dubuque 9 1 and Clinton 8 4.
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Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Fall
Clinton
Cedar
C.R
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Promotions and Nominations
Andrea Streets moves to Roosevelt Royale Styling Salon as manager welcoming customers. Kirkwood Community College board nominations list incumbents and new papers. former director bids for district No. 8. Garage sale at 3650 High Ridge Drive SE. Giant rummage sale at Carma Lou's House of Music with bargains. Vietnamese Snowflake Plants new at Pierson's Florists. Nova Scotia tour offered by Travel & Transport. Local ads include discounts on shades, Danish rolls, and earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrea Streets
Andy
Roosevelt Royale
Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Sharon Kromminga
Monticello
Wayne Newton
Luzerne
John Gerber
19Th St. NW
Kirkwood Board
Alice Davis
Carma Lou's
House of Music
Center Point Road
Woodfield's Disco accused of racial bias in Iowa City
A three member subcommittee of the Iowa City Civil Rights Commission found that the June 23 carding at Woodfield's Disco showed racial discrimination. The panel's findings will go to the full commission and then to the City Council which may revoke the liquor license.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Civil Rights Commission
Woodfield
Harry Ambrose
Iowa City Council
Ambrose
City Civil Rights Commission
Banowetz refuses plea in raw milk case in Iowa
Dairyman Delbert Banowetz and his wife Mary face three charges over selling unpasteurized milk to consumers. Banowetz declines to enter a plea claiming lack of jurisdiction and asks for a hearing on dismissal while urging action against any illness from the milk.
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Maquoketa
Delbert Banowetz
Banowetz
Jackson County
Ronald Besch
Mary
Besch
Births in Mercy and Marion noting multiple families
Vital Statistics lists births on July 25 and 26 to several couples in Mercy and Marion, with addresses for the parents and names of the newborns. An Indianapolis birth to Steven Klekar is dated July 26, with grandparents named. The piece closes with a police beat of unrelated incident timestamps at local locations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Steven Klekar
Edward B. Klekar
27Th St
Marion
Miss Lillian Carter Hospitalized in Georgia
Mrs. Lillian Carter, President Carter's mother, was admitted to a hospital in Americus, Ga after severe left arm pain. Dr. John Robinson said bursitis is the likely cause, ruling out heart problems. She should be in the hospital for a few days.
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Americus, Ga
Carter
Lillian
John Robinson
Robinson
Four arrested for drunk driving in Linn County
Four persons faced DUI charges after arrests Wednesday night into today in Linn County. Kane D. Collins, 24, Solon, was cited for speeding as well after being arrested at 11 15 p m on Third Avenue SE. Richard L. Klein Jr., 23, was taken into custody near Collins Road and Center Point Road NE at 1 35 a m. Clarence E. Tenley, 18, Olin, stopped on Seventh Avenue near Third Street in Marion, also charged with disobeying a stoplight. Dernell E. Scholl, 33, 1530 First St NW, arrested on Sixth Street SW near Wilson Avenue at 2 35 a m, also charged with speeding.
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Linn County
Kane D. Collins
Solon
Third Avenue
Richard L. Klein Jr
Oakland Drive
Collins Road
Center Point Road
Clarence E. Tenley
Olin
Seventh Avenue
Third Street
Marion
Dernell E. Scholl
First St
Sixth Street
Wilson Avenue
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Victor Eugene Kattchee
Fairlane Drive
Wilna
Lithuania
Tatiana Lydia Sanftleben
Berlin
Germany
Kattchee
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Pease Lutheran Church
Anderson Cemetery
Swisher
Kirkwood Community College
Washburn
Rita M
Toddville Free Methodist Church
Donald Brail
Dunkard Cemetery
Klein
Edith
Hillside Wesleyan Church
Richard Ernst
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Russell
Ethel
Church of the Nazarene
Hubert Rogers
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Iowa
Waukon
Helen Hansmeier
Salem
United Church of Christ
Martin’s. Victor
Mary Dietrich
McAninch-Fremming
First Lutheran Church
Steine’s. Decorah
Edward J. Shima
Steine’s
John Doyle
Connolly
Larry Boliva
Congress of the United States
United States Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Bob Dole
Kansas
William Roth
Delaware
Roth
The
American Petroleum Institute
Industry Association
House
Congress
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
Weather Service
New Orleans
Anchorage
Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Mets
O. Nashville
Chicago
Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Honolulu
Seattle
Washington
Coralville Lake
Renee
Milwaukee
Rereeeer Rrr
Erriryy
Mpls
St. Paul
Seeneerenrens
Delmar
Klinger Paint Company
5Th Avenue
Danish Maid Bakery
Oakland Road
32Nd Street
Skandia Decorative Accessories
Lindale
Adv
United
High Ridge Drive
Leonardo’s
Mount Vernon
Siebke Hoyt Jewelers
Murray's Grocery
Pierson’s Florists
Paperback Exchange
Edgewood
Nova Scotia
Travel & Transport
George Bernard Shaw
Gazette
Abby Bombeck
U.S. A
Michael LaFrance
C Ave
Donald James
Marengo
Ronald Cory
Brooklyn
Gary Carter
21St Ave
St. Luke's
Edward Miller
S. 15Th St
Warren Grout
35Th St
Dennis Gilds
27Th Ave
Blairs Ferry Road
25Th St
12Th Ave
Second St
Bever Avenue
East Post Road
Geneva
Cyprus
John E. Lapes
S.E
Cedar Park
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