Deaths of Swan Daugherty Cooperman and others
Obituaries notice multiple Cedar Rapids area deaths: Julia R. Swan 82 of 1038 Daniels St NE died after sudden illness. Lindell L. Daugherty 64 of 1127 Ingleside Dr SW died after long illness. Louis Cooperman 63 of Route 1 Ely died after long illness. Paul M. Palmer with services in Marion. Chuck Hawk 65 Chicago resident and former Cedar Rapids resident died in Oskaloosa. Services and burial details listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia R. Swan
Daniels St
George Swan
Cedar Rapids
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Trinity United Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors
Rebekah Lodge
Dorothy Parents
Topanga
Calif
Vivian Newell
Solon
Ellen Daily
Viola
Nadine Trachta
Marion
Anne Morehouse
Lancaster
Turner Chapel East
Wilson Hyde
Trinity United Methodist
Louis Cooperman
Route 1
Ely
Leadville
Colo
Doris Crandall
Pender
Neb
Sioux City
Plumbers and Fitters Union
Triangle Lodge AF & AM
Chuck Hawk
Chicago
Oskaloosa
Iowa Manufacturing
Cedar Memorial
Iowa Obituaries Notice of Multiple Deaths in Iowa
A list of death notices from Iowa communities including Tipton Tipton-John H. Burroughs 90 burial Tipton Masonic visitation Sunday and Monday. Brooklyn C H Schwiebert 70 memorial fund established at Nevenhoven s Monona Leta Evans Liddle 86 burial Garden City United Methodist Church visitation today and Saturday. Guernsey Harold Brotherson pending at McAninch Freming s Victor. Maynard L C Kramer 83 burial Long Grove visitation Saturday. Stanwood Edgar McClellan 65 service at Chapman's Clarence. Toledo Raymond R. Gray 61 private services Henderson s Decorah Edna Knutson 83 Washington Prairie Lutheran Church visitation 12 30 to 1 30 Saturday. Manchester Elizabeth M Bodies 90 Shelly s. Eva O Ryan 86 graveside Oakland Cemetery Shelly s. Independence Blanche M Westemeier 72 White s Kalona Vernon Marner 79 Wellman Mennonite Church Powell s after 7 p m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
John H. Burroughs
Sheets and Son
Tipton Masonic
Brooklyn
C.H. Schwiebert
Grace United Methodist Church
Nevenhoven’s. Monona
Leta Evans Liddle
Garden City United Methodist Church
Brick
Smithfield
Schultz
Chapman's
Clarence
Toledo
Raymond R. Gray
Henderson's
Decorah
Edna Knutson
Washington Prairie Lutheran Church
Stevie's. Manchester
Elizabeth M. Bodies
Shelly’s. Manchester
Eva O. Ryan
Oakland Cemetery
Shelly’s. Independence
Blanche M. Westemeier
White's
Kalona
Vernon Marner
Wellman Mennonite Church
Powell's
Blouin To Testify On Northeast Iowa Pipeline Plan
Rep. Mike Blouin will testify Monday against a Delaware firm's bid for a crude oil pipeline permit. The hearing in Cedar Rapids addresses routing oil from Illinois to Minnesota refineries. Blouin seeks an environmental impact statement and notes ongoing technical studies to persuade delay of the permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Blouin
Iowa
Iowa Commerce Commission
Cedar
Rapids
Illinois
Minnesota
Blouin
Talmadge orders office audit to probe reimbursements
Sen. Herman Talmadge orders an independent audit of his office expenses after reports he was reimbursed more than spent in 1975 and 1976. He faces ethics committee scrutiny over cash contributions and unreported 1974 campaign reimbursements, promising repayment if excess funds are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Talmadge
Senate Ethics Committee
Georgia
Adlai Stevenson
D-lll
The
Washington Star
Senate
Mondales
Mrs Queenly King honors reform at Southern Baptist gathering
Coretta Scott King addressed a record audience of 22,875 Southern Baptists at the World Congress Center in Atlanta praising progress on racial integration. She cited white church resistance, noted King’s nonviolent stance, and the convention urged Carter to veto private school tax credits and oppose abortion on demand. it also backed Anita Bryant for vice presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
Coretta Scott King
Mrs. King
James Young
Denver
The
Rocky Mountain Baptist
Southern Baptist Assembly
World Congress Center
Anita Bryant
Carter
Funds raised for slain girl's wish in Norway trip
In Westport Connecticut funds are raised to send 9 year old Kari Spurkeland to Norway for burial after she was raped and killed near her home. Her father Kjartan Spurkeland lost a job two weeks earlier and the family feared costs would prevent the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
New York
Kjartan
Jean Stuntz Sparkeland
Kari
Norway
Optimists Host Tiny Tots Baseball Clinics Across Two Schools
Evening Optimists offer a baseball clinic for little players Saturday with sessions from 9 to 11 a.m. at Coolidge School and 12 to 2 p.m. at Arthur School. Francis R. Aimers of Cedar Rapids SCORE will address the club Tuesday at Shiloh.
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Coolidge School
Arthur School
Francis R. Aimers
Cedar Rapids
Shiloh
Regents name chairmen for three U of departments
The State Board of Regents approved three faculty appointments as department chairs at the University of Iowa. Ronald L. Akers will chair sociology starting Aug. 28, joining the faculty since 1974 with a doctorate from Kentucky. Theodore Sjoerdsma, acting chair since January, becomes chair of computer science Aug. 28, a 1968 recruit with a PhD in computer science. Warren J. Roe will chair business administration starting Aug. 1, with Eleonor Birch moving back to full-time teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
State Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Ronald L. Akers
U of I
Akers
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Theodore Sjoerdsma
Computer Science
Postal blocks kept ready in event of strike
Cedar Rapids postal officials confirm maintenance crews have prepared mail drop block devices to prevent mail pileups if a strike occurs. Officials stress the plan is precautionary and not a sign of anticipated action, while some workers view it as eroding trust in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Charles Seda
Washington
Chicago
Carter Visit Intensifies Security in Panama City
The Panama Canal Zone braces for Carter’s visit as 9,400 U.S. troops and Panamanian forces seal Tocumen Airport and the hotel. After two students died in clashes near the hotel, warnings and arrests rise while Torrijos authorities impose a national holiday and heavy policing ahead of treaties signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Panama City
Carter
Pentagon
Canal Zone
Thomas Ross
United States
Omar Torrijos
Tocumen International Airport
National Guard
Panama
Qui
University of Panama
National Institute
Torrijos
Mexico
Venezuela
Colombia
Costa Rica
Jamaica
Carters Report Income and Losses From 1977 Tax Returns
The couple reported dividends of $114 282 on property entrusted to Kirbo and $7 515 in interest. President Carter earned $137 404 in book royalties for Why Not the Best and lost 306 271 in trust plus 1 823 in securities losses before his 1977 inauguration. They declared $3 281 income for transportation furnished to family on government aircraft. Deductions totaled 70 533 with 38 551 for charitable gifts and 23 835 for non federal taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirbo
Lipshutz
Carter
Carters
Walter Mondale
Joan
Convicts Learn Solar Technology at Hartford Prison
Somers maximum security facility to train inmates to design sell and install solar energy equipment marking a first in the nation. Harris Lipshutz notes donations totaling 31 000 including 25 000 to the Carter Foundation and 6 000 to the Treasury while the Carters pledge to donate royalties to the foundation as allowed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Lipshutz
Carter Foundation For Governmental Affairs Inc
The
Treasury
Alligator Disrupts Night At Florida Mobile Home
In Jacksonville Florida Nancy Coleman awoke to noises near her trailer and fired a BB gun. She found a nine foot alligator under a neighbor’s trailer at dawn. A Florida Game and Fish Commission trapping team relocated the creature to a quieter area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Nancy Coleman
First major usury study decision in Iowa
DES MOINES The maximum interest rate on home loans in Iowa would be 10.3 percent, according to the first important decision by a special legislative study committee. The rate now is 9 percent, which financial institutions say is too low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Committee approves higher mortgage rate proposal for legislature
The committee voted 8-2 to boost the rate set to float 2 percent above the 10 year federal bond market now at 8.29 percent. The plan would expire next June 30 without new action and imposes a maximum 1 percent origination fee with points currently up to seven. It also eliminates interest penalties for early loan payoff.
Congressional Quarterly founder dies
Nelson Poynter, age 74, founder of the Congressional Quarterly and longtime leader of the St. Petersburg Times and Independent, died after a brain hemorrhage at a city hospital following illness that began at his office. He had bought the papers from his father in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg, Fla
Nelson Poynter
St. Petersburg Times
Independent
Congressional Quarterly
Poynter
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Lindell L. Daugherty
Ingleside Drive
Floris
Mildred Goodwin
Daugherty
LaVerne, Jerry
Donald Daugherty
Lucy Daugherty
Richland
Darrell Daugherty
Charles Daugherty
Alta Monti Springs
Helen Mathias
Olive Henderson
Hanford
Irene Hillhouse
Iowa City
Thelma Covert
Ottumwa
Turner Chapel West
John P. Woods
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Perrine Cancer Care Center
Palmer
Paul M
First United Methodist Church
West View
LaPorte City
Murdoch Chapel
Southern Baptist
King
Mt. Vernon Rd
Suzan G. Haddad
Madelines
Regents
U of Departments
Seda
Postal Service
U.S. Senate
South
South America
Canal
Arnulfo Arias
Arias
Gators
John E. Lapes
Ave. S.E
John B. Turner & Son
Turner
Second Ave
First Ave
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
N.W. Avenue
10Th Avenue
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