Obituary notices for Huff Berry Markert Koch
E W Huff 67 formerly of Cedar Rapids died May 29 in Renville Minn after a heart attack while traveling to Canada. Robert Lee Berry 59 of Cedar Rapids died Lake Leech Minn in a swamped boat. Roscoe R Markert 58 of Marion died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after short illness. Tipton Albert H Koch 70 funeral Monday at Sheets and Son Home Stanwood Cemetery.
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E. W
Ed" Huff
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Renville
Minn
Canada
Mr. Huff
Decatur, Ill
Bernice Whitsel
McClellan
Jack
James
Arvada
Colo
Robert Lee Berry
Eighth Ave
Lake Leech
Walker
Lone Tree
Dorothy Zatechka
Rockwell, Collins
First Congregational Church
John E
Turner Chapel East
Glenn N. Bender
Linwood Cemetery
Turner East
Roscoe R. Markert
Orchard Road
Marion
Fern Hess
Anamosa
Markert
U.S. Army
Hy-Vee
Trojan Lodge
American Legion
Harlene Woodson
Frank Sturm Jr
Robert Berry
Mineral Wells
Texas
Frances Heck
Laura Obermaier
Annabelle Peters
LeRoy Pierson
Hammond
Ind
Murdoch Chapel
Jay A. Miller
First United Presbyterian Church of
A.M
Oak Shade
Marion Post
Heart Fund
Tipton
Albert H. Koch
Sheets and Son Funeral Home
Stanwood Cemetery
Four Houston officers indicted in civil rights case
A federal grand jury indicted four fired Houston policemen on civil rights charges over the Feb 8 1977 shooting of Randall Webster 17 in Shreveport La One officer Danny Mays is charged with shooting the unarmed teen while three others Holloway Dillon and Bloodworth are charged with helping cover up the act by planting a gun on the body The case marks the latest in a string of investigations into police actions related to the Torres case and follows prior indictments and guilty pleas in related incidents.
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Houston
UPI
Louisiana
U.S
Tony Canales
Danny Howard Mays
Randall Alan Webster
Shreveport
Mays
Norval Wayne Holloway Jr
Paul Danford Dillon
Robert Steven Bloodworth
Webster
Canales
Joe Campos Torres
Lupe Salinas
William E. Byrd
Lexie Fate Daffern
Elmore defense seeks venue change for murder trial
Attorneys for Robert James Elmore ask Linn District Court to move his July 10 trial outside The Gazette circulation area and Cedar Rapids media range claiming pretrial publicity risks an unfair jury. The 27 year old Coggan man is charged with beating to death 10 month old Edwin Tietz on February 21. Elmore lived with the baby's mother Barbara Ann Tietz. The filing includes Gazette articles and a juvenile court custody dispute involving Mrs. Tietz's other child Adam.
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Robert James Elmore
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Linn District Court
Coggan
Edwin Tietz
Elmore
Barbara Ann Tietz
Lunch Hour Blues Turned into Downtown Concert
In Cleveland downtown, construction workers paused their lunch hour as a band performed from a flatbed truck for the new state office building site. Workers danced with nearby office staff, boosting morale and drawing positive remarks from Bernice Miller and union steward Randall Patterson of Laborers Local 310.
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Cleveland
State
Bernice Miller
Randal Patterson
Laborers Local 310
Boy bitten by dog at Anamosa service station
Casper Wyoming boy Aaron Voos three admitted in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital after a dog bite at Brady's 66 service station in Anamosa. Police say the German shepherd husky mix wandered onto the premises and bit the child around the eye temple and nose before leaving with the dog and returning with an ambulance to the hospital.
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Casper
Wyo
St. Luke’s Hospital
Anamosa
Aaron Voos
Greg Voos
Dick Stivers
Woos
Stivers
St. Luke’s
Duke of Windsor Marries Wallis Simpson in 1937
On this date 1937 the former King Edward VIII wed divorcee Wallis Warfield Simpson in a high profile ceremony at the palace. He relinquished the throne to pursue the marriage, reshaping the British monarchy and scandal surrounding the royal couple.
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Duke of Windsor
King Edward VIII of England
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
Cedar Rapids Gazette Local Notices and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details its daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription options include carrier and mail rates with weekly and yearly pricing and geographic limitations.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Retataleet Et Bos
Gleason to undergo open heart surgery in Chicago
UPI reports comedian Jackie Gleason will have a coronary artery bypass at Michael Reese Hospital after chest pains led to admission a week earlier. WBBM-TV says surgeons planned the procedure. hospital officials did not confirm.
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Chicago
UPI
Jackie Gleason
Michael Reese
Wbbm-Tv
CBS
Gleason
Gulf Oil Fined 40000 for Uranium Pricing Cartel
Gulf Oil Corp pleaded no contest to an antitrust misdemeanor in a federal court in Erie Pennsylvania for participating in an international cartel that fixed uranium prices. The $40 000 penalty reflected the plea’s public effect and time saved.
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Erie
Gulf Oil Corp
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Gulf
Congress
Supreme Court ruling on death penalty juror objections
Ten years ago the Supreme Court held that people expressing general objections to the death penalty could not be automatically excluded from juries. The decision clarified the fairness standard in jury selection and impacted capital case procedures nationwide.
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Supreme Court
Nature boosters a threat to Western ecology say official
James Watt, former FPC vice chairman and Mountain States Legal Foundation president, told the Western Environmental Trade Association that environmentalists threaten ecology and may ravage Western states through their actions.
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Boise, Idaho
Federal Power Commission
James Watt
Denver
Mountain States Legal Foundation
Western Environmental Trade Association Convention
June births and marriages listed in vital statistics
June 2 notices report multiple births at several addresses including a daughter for the Hus ton family at 238 Lenora Drive NW and daughters for Matthews 1510 Spyglass Hill NE and Fitzpatrick 3509 Dunham Drive SW. Additional births involve Holub Central City and Trosdahl Hiawatha. matched pairs include Holliday Blake Marion and Allcutt Schoonley Hiawatha. couples Cullivan Havens Cedar Rapids. Taylor Bickford Wichita and Cedar Rapids.
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Larry Huston
Lenora Drive
S. Cris Matthews
Spyglass Hill
James R. Fitzpatrick
Dunham Drive
Blaine A. Holub
Central City
Steven W. Trosdahl
Hiawatha
Dennis C. Holliday
Suzanne M. Blake
Marion
Robert T. Allcutt
Marilyn A. Schoonley
Walter T. Cullivan
Pamela S. Havens
Cedar Rapids
Desmond M. Taylor
Wichita
Kan
Rejann A. Bickford
Eddie D. Hilligas
West Memphis
Ark
Barbara J. Ortner
Press Protection Act of 1978 seeks to curb police searches
Rep. Robert Drinan introduces the Press Protection Act to require a court hearing or a warrant with probable cause before searching newspaper offices. The bill responds to a Supreme Court ruling allowing undisclosed searches in criminal probes, citing the Stanford Daily case.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Drinan
Dmass
Drinan
Supreme Court
Stanford Daily
Stanford University
Congress
House
Nursing home labor pact gains tentative backing in Cedar Rapids area
Workers at Crestview Acres and Sunnycrest Nursing Home approved contracts after long negotiations. Clinton cited extensive attorney fees and time. unions report frequent employer resistance, often hiring consultants or lawyers to oppose organizing drives. New scheduling, sick pay, and fringe benefits aim to stabilize staffing and create better job progression.
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Clinton
Crestview
Sunnycrest Nursing Home
Crestview Acres
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Clinton Said
Cedar Rapids-area
Peter Bezansen
Cedar Rapids
MorAmerica Group
Hughes
Iowa letter misstates voting records in Clark race
A political letter prepared by the Viguerie firm in Falls Church Virginia caused confusion about Clark Marion Democrat’s voting record. Officials including Thompson press secretary Buddy Jenkins and Viguerie’s Bill Rhatian discussed authorship and errors with The Gazette. Jepsen, under contract, said he will review letters before mailing and noted Viguerie funds support direct mail campaigning.
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Iowa
Clark
Marion
Thomson
Richard Viguerie Company
Falls Church, Va
Buddy Jenkins
the Gazette
McDermott
Jepsen
Viguerie
Cedar Rapids
Tricycle Pedalers in Miami and New York Life
A former bell captain and private investigator rides a bike to get around Miami Beach and New York. He earns by making metal plated cards to supplement a $296 monthly Social Security check. He travels light, avoids alcohol, and uses crutches after serious injuries.
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Miami Beach
New York
Up-to-date financial news appears daily in The Gazette
A brief note highlights The Gazette delivering daily financial news. It emphasizes timely market updates, stock performance, and economic indicators to keep readers informed. The item positions The Gazette as a trusted source for current economic developments and investing guidance.
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John B. Turner & Son
Turners East
Second Ave
Turners West
First Ave
Gulf Oil
Nature Boosters
St. Luke's
C.R
Dysart
Bill Rhatian
Viguerie Organization
Devita
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Henry Teahen
Peter R. Teahen
Teahen Funeral Home
F Avenue
N.W
Edgewood Rd
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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