Deaths in Cedar Rapids area list long illness and deaths
A list of local obituaries reports Evangeline Tzortzoudakis 44 of Cedar Rapids died at University Hospitals Iowa City after a long illness and spouse Tony J Tzortzoudakis. Frank B Freytag 76 died in Cedar Rapids area suicide by gunshot. George E Montgomery 78 died after longer illness in Cedar Rapids with cremation planned.
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Evangeline Tzortzoudakis
Sixth Ave
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Kerasa
Island of Crete
Greece
Tony J. Tzortzoudakis
Armstrong’s Department Store
Pancretan Association of America Fraternity
Cedar Rapids
Frank B. Freytag
D Ave
Linn County
Fontanelle
Doris Konkler
Missouri
C.R. & Q. Railroad
Collins Radio
Allen S. van Cleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Iowa Deaths. Obituaries list multiple local figures
A column lists several Iowa obituaries with names ages and service details. Entries include Waukon Melva Todd 82 North English Isaiah Butler 67 Marengo Larry Olson 36 Fort Morgan Colo Herman Kiesel 68 Waterville Cleo Ludvik 35 and Lester Martens 76 Oelwein. Each item notes church service times and burial or visitation details.
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Waukon
Melva Todd
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Martin’s
Isaiah C. Butler
Sutton Cemetery
Powell's
Anamosa
Clarence L. Thomas
Goettsch’s
Vinton
Kyle Tharp
Phillip’s. Marengo
Larry Olson
Fort Morgan
Colo
Marengo
First Presbyterian Church
Hoover-Valentine’s
Lutheran Church Cemetery
Conroy
Herman J. Kiesel
Campbell-Russell’s
Evergreen Cemetery
Waterville
Cleo Ludvik
Schultz’s
Sixteen
Oelwein
Lester Martens
Zion Lutheran Church
Brant-Kerns
Cedar Rapids Names Baker Police Chief Swearing Set
Raymond Baker will be sworn in at a City Council meeting on Wednesday as Cedar Rapids police chief designates, with formal takeover on June 29 when Mayor Don Canney is away on vacation. Baker currently leads the general services division as assistant chief.
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Raymond Baker
Cedar Rapids
Baker
Gareth Clift
Don Canney
Clift
Canney
Public Safety
Floyd Bergen
Vinton Man Dies From Car Crash Injuries
A 23 year old Vinton man Kyle Tharp died at St Luke s Hospital from injuries from a one car crash last Wednesday. He was in intensive care after losing control while attempting to pass another vehicle 24 miles northeast of Vinton the car overturned and landed on its top.
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Vinton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Benton
Kyle Tharp
Tharp
Connally urges energy, trade shifts to aid U.S. interests
Republican John Connally condemned Carter for overemphasizing human rights and urged relaxing environmental and price controls to boost energy production. He urged protectionist trade measures, opposed windfall profits taxes, questioned a Department of Energy, and proposed a world consortium to ensure fair prices for agricultural exports. He planned Iowa caucus stops amid front runner Reagan’s lead.
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Des Moines
John Connally
Carter
Texas
Department of Energy
Connally
Iowa
Ronald Reagan
South Africa
China
Japan
United States
United State
Senators Clash Over SALT III Treaty Revisions
Jepsen warns improvements may be needed if treaty falls short. Kennedy says ratify or history will judge harshly. Jackson accuses Carter of appeasement, while Church calls for intelligent debate in Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.
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Kennedy
Jackson
Carter
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Carter defends SALT II as slowing Soviet arms buildup
President Carter argues SALT II reduces Soviet strategic launchers by one third and lowers their momentum in arms growth. Administration estimates project warhead numbers rising to 10,000 from 5,000, while critics contend the treaty fails to curb upgrading of missiles and may leave U S deterrence vulnerable. Senator Jackson disputes the SS-18 warhead fear.
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Soviet Union
Carter
Pentagon
Oil margins debated as refiners consider price hike
Blixt OLeary backs a 15 cent margin over 30 percent markup amid rising foreign oil prices and refinery costs. He would review the margin after 12 months and again each year. Operators face a 70 percent allocation and reduced hours while some stores stay open 24 hours.
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O’leary
Gasoline Rationing Spreads Across States Amid Shortages
O'Leary urged listing names and addresses of those with large fuel allocations as delays frustrated station operators. California style rationing moves east with seven states and DC preparing to cut lines and curb prices above 1 dollar. New York and New Jersey announce odd-even schemes while Virginia Maryland and DC plan Thursday starts. Florida plans emergency steps including banning topping off tanks.
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Johnson
O’leary
District of Columbia
New York
Hugh Carey
New York City
Connecticut
Ella Grasso
Florida
Dinner guests shape Iowa trade seminar amid controversy
The seminar on export markets drew criticism over guest selection with comments from Sands and Lounsberry. Bergland may drop guests as Carter appointees Kreps and Strauss are delayed. The event opens Wednesday with 520 participants and features talks on export policy and SALT II.
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Iowa
Robert Lounsberry
Oklahoma
Bergland
USDA
The
Gazette
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Lounsberry
Carter
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Robert Strauss
Labor
Ray Marshall
H.K. Allen
Export- Import Bank
J. Bruce Llewellyn
OPIC
Frank Weil
Donald Canney
Gov. Ray
National Governors’ Association
Ray dedicates Hoover Building in Des Moines
Gov. Robert Ray dedicated a new office building on the Statehouse Complex in Des Moines in the name and spirit of Herbert Hoover. He participated in a ribbon cutting to open the facility which had been in use for several weeks.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Statehouse
Iowa
Herbert Clark Hoover
Ray
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