Col Richard L Butler 53 Dies on Duty at Fort Sill
Col Richard Lundy Butler M D 53 died of a heart attack on duty at Reynolds Army Hospital Fort Sill Okla He was born March 2 1924 in Des Moines raised in Marshalltown a Coe College 1947 graduate Harvard Dental and Medical Schools He served as chief of surgery at Swindon England 1959 63 and Westover AFB Maine 1963 64 Survived by wife four sons a daughter and a granddaughter Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Memorials to Boy Scout fund suggested Funeral services held Milton Richard and others listed with burial details and service times for local churches and funeral homes
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Richard Lundy Butler
Coe College
Reynolds Army Hospital
Fort Sill
Oklo
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Coe
Harvard University Dental School
Harvard Medical School
Air Force General Hospital
Swindon
England
Westover Afb
Springfield
Maine
Syracuse
N.Y
Lund
Kenneth A
Arnold Herbst
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Boy Scout Memorial Fund
Milton
Richard
Turner Chapel East
LeeRoy White
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Turner East
Obituaries Log With Various Iowa Area Deaths
A list of recent death notices across Iowa towns including Blairstown Oelwein Postville Manchester and Tama. Names include Van Horne Ora R Latchaw Mae Pingree Caroline Lena Perry Arno Brandenburg Wendell Taylor Frank Meyer Lyle Hauschild Mabel Wahl Ethyl Hubbell M J Wilcox Amanda Jacobsen and others with service times and burial venues. Some entries note memorial funds and callers.
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Arno Brandenburg
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Schutte's
Iowa City
R. Wendell Taylor
George L. Gay
Victor
Arthur
Mabel) Wahl
McAninch-Fremming
Keswick
Ethyl Irene Hubbell
Powell’s
South English
Brooklyn
M.J
Bill) Wilcox
Nevenhoven’s
U.S. Cuba Agree on Diplomat Exchange and Talks
The United States will exchange diplomats with Cuba for the first time in 16 years. Cuba frees 10 Americans jailed on drug charges while remaining political prisoners stay in custody. The move aims to restore relations and establish interests sections in Havana and Washington within months.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
State Department
U.S
Havana
Fidel Castro
Western Hemisphere
John Trattner
Trattner
Africa
Ray opposes opening Iowa special session for school tax levy bill
Gov. Robert D. Ray said he opposes bringing up a bill in a coming special session to allow extra school taxes for Shellsburgh and 16 other Iowa districts. He warned it could prolong sessions and irritate legislators, unless districts cannot survive.
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Des Moines
UPS
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Dale Cochran
Deagle Grove
Ray
Shellsburg
Cedar Rapids Laborers to Vote on New Contract Monday
Cedar Rapids Local 43 laborers will vote Monday night at 7 p.m. at the Teamsters hall on a contract proposal from Allied Construction Interests. About 500 members are involved with details kept tight lipped and no clear outlook on ratification.
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Cedar Rapids
Allied Construction Interests
Teamsters Hall
Local 43
Iowa City
Teamsters
Carpenters Union
All Aboard Rescued as Ferry Sinks off Labrador Coast
The ferry William Carson carrying 110 people sank after ice punctured its hull off the Labrador coast. 88 passengers and 22 crew were rescued in good condition by helicopters and the icebreaker Sir Humphrey Gilbert.
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Halifax
Canada
William Carson
Labrador
Canadian National Ferry
Mary’s Harbor
St. Anthony
Newfoundland
Humphrey Gilbert
Canadian National
Carson
St. John’s
Newfoundland Island
Island
Goose Bay
Accuse L A Police of Unjust Standards
The justice department accuses Los Angeles Police Department of discriminatory practices that bar women and minorities from recruitment and advancement. The civil suit targets Police Chief Ed Davis and 11 city officials and seeks to block about 5.3 million dollars in federal aid unless a ruling favors the city within 40 days.
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Los Angeles
Justice Department
Ed Davis
U.S. Atty
Griffin Bell
Saccharin Bill Would Delay Ban
Rep Paul Rogers introduces an 18 month moratorium on the FDA plan to ban saccharin. The Florida Democrat says a quick pass could head off the ban this summer while the Institute of Medicine reviews saccharin risks and benefits and reports in a year. Rogers expects no opposition from the FDA.
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Washington
UPI
Paul Rogers
Food and Drug Administration
Rogers
Florida
Congress
House
FDA
Institute of Medicine
Carter Dislikes Welfare Reform Blueprint
Washington AP report says President Carter and HEW Secretary Califano oppose parts of administration plans to trim welfare rolls. The plan aims to save billions to fund higher benefits in some states and aid the working poor, but could cut payments to seasonal workers and elderly poor living with their children.
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Washington
Carter
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano, Jr
Keenan Wynn Hospitalized in London Virus Attack
Actor Keenan Wynn, in London for the film Superman, was hospitalized for about a week after a virus attack. He was to play Perry White but was replaced by Jackie Cooper. Wynn, 60, was treated at St Thomas Hospital and is in good condition and plans a U S return for rest.
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Los Angeles
Keenan Wynn
London
Wynn
Perry White
Daily Planet
Bill Robinson
Jackie Cooper
Robinson
St. Thomas Hospital
Conservationist Richard Buck Dies at 74 in Obituary
Richard D. Buck, 74, co founder and vice president of the International Institute for Conservation and founder of a conservation laboratory in Oberlin Ohio, died Saturday according to associates.
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San Diego
Richard D. Buck
International Institute For Conservation
Oberlin
Ohio
Associates
IDOT to hear Collins Road extension plan on June 14
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports that Collins Road and other industrial operations are under review. Canney notes the June 14 appearance before IDOT commissioners marks the first direct submission to the agency. The aim is to place the Collins extension in IDOT's five year construction plan.
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Collins Road
Hiawatha
Linn County Regional Planning Commission
Canney
IDOT
Collins
Energy department powers split between houses in energy bill
The House approved 200 to 125 a plan to give Congress veto power over agency rules and create a five member energy regulatory commission. The Senate bill would set up a three member board with oil price setting and presidential veto power, prompting Carter to back the Senate version at a White House breakfast with Ways and Means committee members.
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House
Congress
Senate
Energy Regulatory Commission
Federal Power Commission
Carter
White House
Ways and Means Committee
Students Riot During Rosalynn Carter Latin Visit
In Quito Ecuador first lady Rosalynn Carter met with military leaders seeking civilian rule. About 150 students rioted nearby as police cleared the scene with tear gas. Carter told reporters the U.S. refused Israel sale of Kfir jets. she noted Ecuador already has similar planes and promised to raise the issue with President Carter.
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Quito
Ecuador
Rosalynn Carter
U.S
Carter
Legislative
Rosalynn
Israel
Mrs. Carter
Adm
Alfredo Poveda
Junta
Missing Link Owner sues Oui and National Lampoon magazines
Michael Miller, owner of Oliver the missing link, sues Oui and National Lampoon for 1 million dollars each alleging reports of his plan to mate Oliver with Hiroko, a 19 year old Japanese waitress, misportrayed him and implied immoral conduct. Oliver, resembling a chimp with a human face, was unveiled in New York as a scientific curiosity, not a freak show.
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Los Angeles
UPI
New York
Oliver the
Oliver
Michael Miller
Oui
National Lampoon
Miller
Hiroko
Tokyo
Biting the Hand That Threatens Biting the Hand Threatens
In Budapest a court fined Gyvergyi Ivanka 100 for biting a neighbor during a dispute over her dog. The 24 year old was playing with the dog outside her apartment building when the 17 year old neighbor H Janos complained about the noise and was bitten, losing part of a finger. A medical expert confirmed the injury was from a human bite, not the dog.
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Budapest
Gyvergyi Ivanka
H. Janos
Janos
Adlerians Elect Laube Coordinator
At the Iowa Society of Adlerian Psychology annual meeting in Cedar Rapids the 1977-78 officers and directors were announced. Carol Laube was named coordinator with Kay Zook as secretary and Diane Daniels as treasurer. Esther Lees, Cindy Jackson, and Susan Lanning became directors, Jo Gruenwald a member at large, Ev and Terri Petersen directors of parent education, and David Laube director of public relations. The society aims to educate on Alfred Adler’s individual psychology and offers parent education forums and workshops.
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Iowa Society of Adlerian Psychology
Cedar Rapids
Carol Laube
Falcon Drive
Kay Zook
Diane Daniels
Esther Lees
Cindy Jackson
Susan Lanning
Jo Gruenwald
Terri Petersen
Parent Education
David Laube
Alfred Adler
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Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
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