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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1977

Page

3

Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns

Obituaries list numerous local deaths including Arthur D. Holbrook once of Cedar Rapids now in Chandler Arizona and Edna Hendrickson Chismore of Gogon and Linn County. Others include Charles A and Avis Mae Seilhamer and Velcko Gary A with services and burial details at local churches and cemeteries. The notices name survivors and dates and cite funeral homes and burial sites.

Loene B. Victorine Bloomington Minn Cedar Rapids St. Louis Park Loene Boyle Pisgah Collins Radio Control Data Corp William E Gary Hughes Jordan Roger Menke Rohnert Park Calif Elizabeth Zuber Glenwood Gertrude Boyle Werness Brothers Funeral Home Fort Snelling National Cemetery Coggon Edna A. Hendrickson Chismore Roy Chismore Linn County Center Point Walter Rath W. Dale Chilmore Mountain Home Ark Daisy Ashby Lester Custer Sumner Sylvia van Note Crystal Chilmore Arthur D. Holbrook Chandler Ariz Mesa Filley Neb Memphis Tenn Hilltop Acres Court Creston Holbrook U.S. Navy American Legion Margaret A. Holbrook Chandler, Ariz Allen S. van Cleve Central Presbyterian Church Cedar Memorial Cemetery Hanford Cedar Memorial Ely T. Kenneth St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Joseph Schneider Mt. Calvary Teahen Funeral Home Drake Edith McManes Turner Chapel West Lee Roy Collins St. Mark’s United Methodist Church Pale Cemetery Turner West Charles A Cedar Christian Church Neville Clayton Turner Crematory American Cancer Society Zach George Brushchapel Charles R. Mehaffey Dupont Cemetery

Ozone advisory canceled after improved Cedar Rapids weather

Wind and cloud cover reduced ozone levels in Cedar Rapids leading the Iowa DEQ to withdraw the air quality advisory first issued Wednesday. Readings in Cedar Rapids reached 0.139 ppm and Des Moines 0.1 ppm, the highest in state history, but Thursday’s 0.092 ppm near midnight lowered concerns as Gov. Ray urged limited car use and public cooperation.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Department of Environmental Quality DEQ Linn County Health Department Center Point Road Des Moines Robert Ray Sunday Gazette Ray Edward Stanek

Cedar Rapids Gazette Address and Subscription Rates

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates by carrier are 1.05 per week and by mail for Afternoon Edition and Weekend issues up to 52 weeks with varying prices including 46.00 for 52 weeks and 70.00 for 52 weeks in other states. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

The Gazette Co Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S Gazette Associated Press

Des Moines Fraud Verdict In United Funding Case

Donald Hawes 50 from Tulsa was found guilty on 16 counts of false representation in a securities fraud case against United Funding Investment Corp. The trial, noted as Iowa’s first criminal securities fraud proceeding, will lead to sentencing August 5. Investors face bankruptcy outcomes with about 1.6 million owed likely lost. Witnesses from Eastern Iowa testified Hawes promised 10 percent returns. defense says disclosures were made about speculative nature. Elmer Barthelmes of Walker testified investing 22,500 across 1974.

Des Moines Tulsa Hawes Polk County District Court Anthony Critelli Iowa Elmer Barthelmes Walker

Reservoir flow cuts to curb drought risk

Iowa officials from state and federal agencies reduced outflows from Red Rock Saylorville and Coralville reservoirs to prevent drying. Outflow limits were cut to 75 100 and 200 cubic feet per second respectively. If not adjusted wildlife would be endangered and drought would persist through 1979.

Des Moines UPI Red Rock Saylorville Coralville Daniel Lycan U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Death Order Upheld In Florida Child Murder Appeal

The U S Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 ruling, upheld the death sentence of Ernest John Dobbert for the torture slaying of his nine year old daughter Kelly Ann Dobbert, rejecting his ex post facto challenge and noting temporary publicity as not prejudicial. Dobbert also faced a second degree murder conviction for his younger son Ryder Dobbert.

Washington Supreme Court Florida Ernest John Dobbert Dobbert Cobbert Jacksonville William H. Rehnquist John Paul Stevens Thurgood Marshall William J. Brennan, Jr Rehnquist Kelly Ann Dobbert Ryder Dobbert

Mt Mercy College selects new president Dr Feld

Mt. Mercy College names Dr Feld its sixth president succeeding an era of growth since 1928. Feld previously taught at Loras College and Purdue while earning his PhD and held administrative posts at Lea College and Central Methodist College. He has been honored as Outstanding Young Man of America and Outstanding Young Educators among others. He is married to Donna Jorstad with two children.

CASE Donna Jorstad Illinois

Jeers greet graduate who fought for diploma

Kimberly Clark, 15, received her high school diploma at Hamilton Township High School in Columbus amid boos from peers after an earlier dispute over her participation. A police guard watched her during the graduation on the football field as she planned to enter Ohio University next fall to study piano and clarinet.

Columbus, Ohio Kimberly Clark Hamilton Township Kimberly Common Pleas Court G.W. Fais Clark Franklin County George Smith Ohio University

Bomb Hits Paris Soviet Office Injures No One

A blast shattered the Paris offices of France-U.S.S.R. magazine in the basement, destroying five rooms and a janitor’s area. No injuries were reported though a six month old baby narrowly escaped by a crib as a wooden beam nearly trapped it. False bomb alerts accompanied the incident days before Brezhnev’s France visit.

Paris UPI U.S.S.R Leonid Brezhnev France

Road to Top of World Sees Monotony Across Arctic Route

The Arctic road remains largely unvaried even at the ocean, as Alyeska blocks unescorted visits to Prudhoe oil fields and tours must be prearranged. Wiseman, with about 12 residents, is the nearest town while Linda Creek hosts miner Earl Boese who argues for an open road. Natives oppose opening due to subsistence hunting fears and costs for maintenance around 6.5 million annually plus 14 million initial setup. Alyeska spends about 18 million yearly on upkeep.

Arctic Ocean Alyeska Prudhoe Wiseman June Reakoff Rick Linda Creek Earl Boese Alaska Yukon Elliott Highway

Senate backs joint decision on Korea troop pullout

The Senate voted 79 to 15 to require joint President and Congress approval before any withdrawal from South Korea. Baker calls it a defeat for Carter, warning unilateral pullouts risk North Korean invasion and regional instability. Byrd wrote the provision, McGovern sought Cuba lift while Dole pushes preconditions. Byrd compromise passed 54 to 37. Glenn amendment blocks aid pledges to Vietnam and maintains missing in action inquiries.

Korea Congress Robert Byrd Senate Howard Baker Baker Carter North Korea South Asia George McGovern D-S.d Cuba Byrd Vietnam Sen John Glenn Ohio

Clift Named Cedar Rapids Police Chief in 1959

Police officials announced Robert Clift as chief after council discussion favoring Steinbeck’s choice. Clift, a Cedar Rapids native born in 1920s era, lives on 441 Wilson Avenue Drive SW with wife and two grown children. his father Jesse served 28 years on the department.

Steinbeck Colton Clift Jesse Cedar Rapids Jerry Army Air Corps Police Department George Matias Wilson Avenue Drive

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William E. Victorine Mrs Roy Chilmore Lisbon Harry Wayne Mason Detroit Mich Lisbon Cemetery Morgan’s Iowa City Bernard J. Alberhasky St. Mary’s Catholic Church Donohue’s St. Joseph’s Cemetery Clarence — Frank Fisher, Jr Chapman’s Clarence Fairbank Oscar John Lenius St. John’s Lutheran Church Brant-Kerns Williamsburg Clark W. Heitman First United Presbyterian Church Olin Funeral Home Ellis Hamilton Funeral Home Linwood Cemetery Canon D.A. Loserski Dorothy Koons United Funding United Hughes Lowa Mt. Mercy Mt. Vernon Rd Ocean 9Th St. NW United States Robert Dole R-Kan Africa U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay Cuban McGovern John E. Lopes 3Rd Ave S.E John B. Turner and Son Turner East Second Avenue S.E First Avenue West
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