Deaths in Cedar Rapids area list multiple obituaries
Obituary notices record deaths of James Edward Turner 19 medic in California, Kenneth A. Lund 54 Cedar Rapids resident, William Joseph Kiesel 74 Cedar Rapids, William T. Buck Holland 70 Cedar Rapids, George E. Fritz 83 Estherville area, James E. Dye 67 Mt. Vernon area, Lumir Oldrich Kulhavy 61 Lakeside California, and many memorial services across Cedar Memorial area venues with burial details and survivor lists.
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James Edward Turner
Lee J. Turner
Twentieth Avenue SW
California
Ford Ord
Calif
Buffalo
Jefferson High School
Hope Lutheran Church
Susan
Kenneth A. Lund
McGowan Road
Lincoln Heights
Cedar Rapids
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Eldridge
Arleen Sowa
Lund
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Elks Club
Merry Mix
Hawkeye Area
Bertram Fire Department
Donald G. Quinn
Richard C. Lund
Waverly
Josephine Lund
Harold Kahler
Tempe
Ariz
Reed Schonfeldt
Pomona
Turner Chapel
Arnold Herbst
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner East
Memorial Fund
Boy Scouts of America
William T. “Buck” Holland
H Avenue
Iowa City
West Branch
Esther Simms
Streator
Ill
Dallas
Texas
Holland
Edgewood Baptist Church
Eastern Iowa Cactus Club
Evalena Fetters
Des Moines
Charles
Olin
Frank
Earlham
Thomas
Merle
Carl Holland
Chapel of Memories
Roger Goodson
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
James E. Dye
Third Avenue SE
Veterans Hospital
Dye
The
Eagles
Mt. Vernon
Susan Mitchell
Andrea Dye
Laurie Short
Sara Dye
Oklahoma City
Edward
Daniel
James
Omaha
Eden’s United Methodist Church
Lumir Oldrich Kulhavy
Lakeside
Shueyville High School
Light Company
Virginia
San Diego
Raymond
David
Moscow
Idaho
Lara
Libbie O’brine
Tucson
Mary Rigel
Cancer Society
Doctor Seeks Damages From City Over Arrest Incident
Dr Eva M Abbo 36 of 245 Twenty third Street SE Cedar Rapids plans a claim for damages alleging police used excessive force in her Saturday arrest. She says officer grabbed her from behind and handcuffed her after she drove to her home during a speeding stop on Wednesday. Attorney Tom Riley says the suit aims to curb over reactions by police and protect citizens. the full damages claim is not yet known.
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Cedar Rapids
Eva M. Abbo
Twenty-third Street
Abbo
Casteel
Abba
Mercy Hospital
Tom Riley
Charges Age Bias on Job Hearing Set in Iowa Case
A Linn County man claims age discrimination in termination. The Iowa Civil Rights Commission will hold a public hearing next Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the Linn County Courthouse Cedar Rapids officials say the hearing follows an abnormal procedure after the human rights commission found no probable cause. Parties may appeal after the hearing as needed.
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Linn County
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Leo H. Karn
Federal Project
State Commission
Cedar Rapids
Karn
Human Rights Commission
Commission
District Court
Third Avenue Bridge
Harnischfeger Workers Vote To Return To Work
United Auto Workers local 1316 Cedar Rapids members vote to end a wildcat strike and return to the Harnischfeger plant. About 200 second shift workers walked off Friday over a new attendance policy prompting suspensions or firing. Union president Dick Foley says issues were settled after talks with company officials and a plan to hold a special meeting. All is settled and satisfied. roughly 750 union personnel at Harnischfeger remain represented.
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Rank and File
United Auto Workers
Harnischfeger Corp
Cedar Rapids
Wildcat
Dick Foley
Teamsters Hall
Foley
Harnischfeger
Courthouse Parking Plan Approved by Linn Supervisors
Linn County supervisors announced a new courthouse area parking system expected to start in July providing 26 public spaces with time limits from thirty minutes to two hours. Some spaces will be handicapped reserved and a parking attendant will enforce rules. The lot will total 167 spaces with 19 elected officials judges 10 department heads 41 deputies and staff six sheriff vehicles and 65 other employees occupying non public spots.
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Linn
Sheriffs Department
Nitrite Threat Is Warranted for Meat Safety
A government advisory panel on nutrition says the chemical sodium nitrite used to cure bacon and other meats poses potential health risks but its benefits in preventing botulism justify continued use. The Agriculture Department panel urged ongoing nitrite use to reduce botulism poisoning from improperly processed meat.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Blame Children For Vandalism in Oliphant Addition
Vern Oliphant told Linn deputies that vandalism hit two houses under construction in the Oliphant addition, about a mile and a half south of Center Point. Damage estimates ranged from six to seven thousand dollars, with paint smeared hand prints suggesting young children were responsible. Walls doors floors and fixtures were splattered with paint.
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Oliphant
Center Point
Vern Oliphant
Linn Sheriff's Deputies
Dutch Crisis Deepens as Gunmen Seize Hostages
In Assen and Glimmen, two bands of Moluccan gunmen seize hostages including in an elementary school. Authorities report sensational claims of hostage health while seeking mediation. Police fortify crisis centers as threats target news outlets and demand full dissemination of their demands from the Free Moluccan Youth.
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Glimmen
Crisis Press Center
Assen
Government Crisis Center
Carter Pushes Consumer Legislation Amid Lobbyist Clout
A broad rally features Ralph Nader Esther Peterson and NAACP head Clarence Mitchell among leaders urging stronger consumer protections against big lobbyist influence. Carter aides say the bill is a top priority and votes must be secured before bringing it to the House floor. Carter returns to Plains after a six day vacation, meeting family and friends.
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Consumer Movement
Ralph Nader
Esther Peterson
Carter
Clarance Mitchell
NAACP
Ben Rosenthal
D-N.y
Frank Horton
R-N.y
Consumers Union
The
Consumer Federation of Ameri
Frank Moore
Moore
House
Senate
St. Simons Island
Plains
Energy plan predicted to lift driving by 1985
The 132 page report says Americans will drive about 17 000 miles per year per family by 1985, up from 15 000 now, even with a standby gasoline tax and a tax on gas guzzlers. Without the plan, 18 000 miles is expected.
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Carter
Congressional
United States
Horse euthanized after leg injury on trestle rescue
Deputies found a large black quarter horse with three legs wedged between railroad ties on a trestle. Hanzelka said the animal had been distressed and torn its leg, and a deputy used a shotgun to end the suffering after workers freed the body with axes.
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Kingfish
Hanzelka
Milk price rise blamed on parity and government support
Stout explains a 75 to 90 percent parity rule will raise farmer and consumer prices as milk price supports widen. Government purchases of dairy surplus will rise, pushing milk prices up despite higher production costs. Dairymen welcomed the larger price support effective April 6, while noting ongoing price fluidity.
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Stout
Secretary of Agriculture
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William ‘‘Buck
William J. Kiesel
William Joseph Kiesel
Thirty-sixth Street
York Township
Vinton
E. Cohn and Sons
Teamsters
John
Ben A
Deltona
Fla
Leo Eddy
Marie Wilsey
Lillian Perdew
Clearwater
Stewart Funeral Home
William Harnish
Shiloh Cemetery
Fowler
James Franklin
Turner Chapel East
Linwood Cemetery
Vorkoper
Blanche Goudy
Gary D. Hunstad
First Lutheran Church
Pennock
Donald C
Canon D.A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
George E. Fritz
Tenth Street NW
Estherville
Christine L. Anderson
Fritz
Martin R. Fritz
Edna Cox
Ames
Teahen
Charles R. Mehaffey
Asbury United
Lumir O. Kulhavy
Iona
Frank F. Neider
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Donohue’s
West Union
Ralph Whitcher
Zion Lutheran Church
Burnham-Wood
Mason-Hand’s. Belle Plaine
Donald J. Huron
Hrabak
S. Decorah
Louise Maas
Decorah Lutheran Cemetery
Olson- Fjelstul
Sylvan H. Graves
Olson-Fjelstul
Bertha Siemenson
Belle Plaine
Vera F. Bohlman
T.W. van Beck
S. Manchester
Stanley G. Klaus
Manchester Presbyterian Church
Bohnenkamp’s
Marengo
Henry
Dorothy) Schutterle
St. John Lutheran Church
Valentine’s
Justice Ministry
Consumers
Medical Society
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Keystone
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