Death notices for Natty Stratton and others mark Cedar Rapids region
Multiple obituaries describe deaths of Natty E. Stratton 53 of 140 Outlook Dr SW and others across Cedar Rapids area. Included are service details, burial plans, survivors such as spouses children and siblings, and brief career notes from Penick and Ford Ltd and state conservation work. Also listed are funeral homes, cemeteries, and possible memorial gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natty E. Stratton
Outlook Drive
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Stratton
Penick and Ford Ltd
Cedar Valley
Bob Baird
Steve Montgomery
Charles Stratton
Harold Goddard
Robert Evers
Jim Wilson
Charles Jr
Brush Chapel
Jim Fisher
McCloud Springs
Jehovah's Witnesses
Czech National Cemetery
the Brush Chapel
Iowa Deaths Notice Roundup
Arlington Harley Pattison 77 died Friday and burial planned at Taylorville Oelwein. Maurice Aldrich 72 funeral 1 30 p.m. Saturday Hendersons with Masonic services and Crystal Cemetery burial Garwin. Ida Molkenthin 82 funeral 1 30 p.m. Friday Holm s Decorah Lowell Isenberger 59 services pending Steines Traer Claus Dreessen 70 funeral 2 p.m. Saturday St Luke s Lutheran Reinbeck Cemetery Overton Mrs Asa Lucille Hovey 73 services pending Whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Harley Pattison
Brant-Kerns
Oelwein
Taylorville
Toledo
Maurice Aldrich
Henderson's
Crystal Cemetery
Garwin
Sigourney
Ida A. Molkenthin
Holm’s. Decorah
Lowell E. Isenberger
Steine’s. Traer
Claus Walter Dreessen
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Reinbeck
Overton's
Independence
Asa
Lucille) Hovey
White's
Turner strike talks widen as two unions bargain
Negotiators for Turner Co and IBEW Local 1354 in Cedar Rapids continue talks to avert a strike after a two year contract expired. Turner employed about 900 workers at the plant, later fallen to 350. In separate talks, IBEW Local 405 rep Clare Scott remains hopeful as 320 electricians face a cooling off period amid a one year contract dispute. Cryovac Teamsters also in standoff since April 15 after a three year contract ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Turner
Cedar Rapids
IBEW
Clare
Scott
Cryovac
W.R. Grace
Students honored and awards announced in Iowa regionals
Clark Lawrence of Cedar Rapids, an Iowa State aerospace engineering student, placed second in the AIAA regional competition. George Richardson of Iowa City received a $100 aerospace undergraduate award at Iowa State. An American Party political invitation invites support at the Holiday Inn Williams Boulevard and Hiway 30 on Saturday June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
George Richardson
Iowa City
America
Holiday Inn
Williams Blvd
Hiway
American Party
T.C. Reynolds
Pol. Adv
House Appropriations Panel Advances Abortion Restriction Bill
The House Appropriations Committee approved a large funding bill for Labor, Health, Education and Welfare that bars federally funded abortions for poor women except to save the life of the mother. The move mirrors last year’s fight with the Senate and sets up a renewed battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Appropriations
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
House
Whitney vows to continue fund reports
Tom Whitney the Democratic candidate for governor pledged to extend financial disclosure filings beyond the May 20 legal deadline. He spoke at a Dubuque press conference and said his effort will close the gap in required reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Tom Whitney
Whitney
Campaign donors disclosure call sparks campaign debate
Whitney advocates broader reporting as he reveals about 7500 dollars raised since May 20, bringing his campaign total to just over 100000 dollars. He urges other primary candidates to do the same and calls for tighter state law matching federal reporting, including daily disclosures of large donations in the final days before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
NATO defense plan and Cold War tensions under review
NATO delegates debate a 15 year integrated air defense program and worries over member state duplication while stressing gains in air sea and ground capabilities. U S Soviet talks in New York Madrid Geneva face tough missile and Backfire disputes amid tense relations and embargos on Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw Pact
NATO
U.S
United Nations
Gromyko
Kopecky seeks re election Linn County Attorney
Eugene J. Kopecky 35 declares for re election to Linn County Attorney. He runs unopposed on the Democratic ticket in the primary. Cedar Rapids attorney Richard Pundt is unopposed on the Republican side. Kopecky cites a computer system, more trials, and staff development as key achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene J. Kopecky
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Richard Pundt
Kopecky
Warren C. Ackley
Linn County Bar Association
Iowa County Attorneys Association
American Bar Association
Iowa State Bar Association
National District Attorneys Association
Sally
All Saints Catholic Church
Clutter
Loras College
St. Louis University School of Law
Lawn mower accident leaves Swisher man hurt
A rural Swisher man Norman L. Magg 35 was listed in serious condition at St Luke's Hospital after a lawn mower fell on him He arrived at the hospital shortly after 9 p m Wednesday Deputies said they had no further information since Magg was already at the hospital and he suffered head and leg injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Norman L. Magg
Route 1
Swisher
Johnson County
Jepsen Responds To Iowa Coverage On Voting Record
Jepsen disputes a cited phrase as irrelevant and untrue. He says media have publicized votes in Iowa and vows to document Dick Clark’s voting record vote by vote during the campaign. He, Bertrode, and Van Nostrand will speak at 11 15 Friday before the Iowa Broadcasters Association convention in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepsen
Iowa
Dick Clark
Bertrode
van Nostrand
Iowa Broadcasters Association
Roosevelt Royale Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Inflation and taxes prompt calls to curb prices
Labor Department figures show a 2.4 percent April rise in grocery prices and a 0.9 percent overall increase the highest in over a year. Bill Brock labels the report staggering and urges Carter to oppose an crude oil tax and cut Social Security taxes while Strauss argues the oil tax will restrain long term prices despite short term boosts. Aetna Life says executive pay increases will be kept below 5 percent for a year as a response to the president's restraint appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Bill Brock
Republican National Committee
Price Report
Carter
Strauss
Aetna Life and Casualty Co
Postal Service parcel system risks loss on automated line
The AP reports the USPS nearly $1 billion investment in parcel handling machines may become a loss as new rates push annual volume below break-even. Rate Commission projects volume at 279 million pieces, with private UPS likely taking most lost business. Shipping a 10 pound parcel from Washington to Los Angeles costs 3.72 with UPS vs 5.34 under new USPS rates.
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Washington
Postal Service
Independent Postal Rate Commission
United Parcel Service
Postal Rate Commission
Rate Commission
UPS
Los Angeles
United Parcel
Johnson holds two on drug charge
Wayne Cummings of Phoenix and James D. Martin of Albuquerque remain in Johnson County Jail on $5,000 bond after a trooper found them asleep in a parked car off I-80. A search yielded marijuana and a third person's credit cards and a revolver. Cummings and Martin face marijuana possession and false use of a financial instrument charges. Martin also faces a concealed weapon count.
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Iowa City
Wayne C. Cummings
Phoenix
Ariz
James D. Martin
Albuquerque
N.M
Johnson County
Iowa
Interstate 80
Cummings
Martin
Arab prince in Chicago tries suicide at hotel desk
Prince Abdul Rahman Bin Jassem Al-Thani of Qatar slashed his wrists with a steak knife at the Oak Brook Terrace Holiday Inn registration desk. He muttered Life is more than hamburgers and rhetoric before being taken to an ambulance. Police noted a new $5,000 bank account and $7,000 found in his room. Hospital officials declined comment on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abdul Rahman bin Jassem Al-Thani
Qatar
Persian Gulf
Oak Brook Terrace Holiday Inn
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Radcliffe
Carol Hinds
Lamont
Mr. Handeland
North Linn Fish and Game Club
Izaak Walton League
Eastern Iowa Ducks Unlimited
Iowa State Peace Officers Association
United Methodist Church
Eugene
Waverly
Wayne
Manchester
Amanda Warland
Lake Mills
Donald Handeland
Warrenville
Ill
Merlin Petersen
Northwood
Myron Leranen
Charles City
United Methodist
Mount Clark Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Central City
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Albert H. Luke
Fort Smith
Ark
Manterville
Minn
General Motors
Viola
Mountainburg
Walter
Riverside
Calif
Marie Michalec
Eva Matteson
Joplin
Emma Zabobsky
Nevada
Katherine Nye Luberger
Second Ave. SE
Balcom Luberger
Ward Belmont College
Missouri
Coe College
Gerald M. Mulvany
Katherine White
Kansas City
Oak Hill Cemetery
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Turner Crematory
Turner Chapel East
Wilma Gettle McRoberts
Dallas
Texas
Collins Radio
Walnut
Franklin High School
Dale McRoberts
Robert Campbell
Vinton
Travis Walters
Anamosa
George
Lincoln
Neb
Dale Jr
Monroe
Darlene Monnier
Essex Fells
N.J
Heart Fund
Florence
Beatrice) Wolfe
Cedar Lake
Ind
Ray L. Wolfe
Indiana
Wolfe
Harley
Robert
Merle
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cecil W. McFatridge
Allen Burns
East Dubuque
Robert Burns
Mary McClain
Cuba City
Wis
Betty Gronan
Heildershield
Mary Lou Carson
George W. Carson
Tacoma
Wash
Charles Keyes
Herbert L. Rogers
Harold MacMillan
Paul W. Somerville
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Adv
Saigon
Thurs
Africa
Vance
Moscow
New York
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Delta
Congress
Turkey
NATO Alliance
White House
Greece
Cyprus
Eugene Kopecky
Jepsen Fund
Johnson
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
John B. Turner & Son Turners East
Second Ave
Turners West
First Ave
Pangwellen
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