Deaths of Russell D Davis and others in area notices
Russell H. Davis 84 of 322 32nd St NW Cedar Rapids died Thursday at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Sara I. Wallace, children, siblings, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Services Saturday at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories. Burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Vera M Dickey Kohl 68 of Lisbon died Thursday in Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Survived by husband Maurice and children, brother, grandchildren. Services Monday at Morgan Funeral Home Lisbon. Burial Lisbon Cemetery. Travis A Anderson infant son of Cedar Rapids residents died in Shreveport SIDS. Services pending. Numerous funeral notices follow for Helen N Carnicle Ralph M Anderson Rev John P Cuddeback Bella Gravesides, and other area wishes with dates, times, and burial sites. Memorial funds and flowers restrictions noted as appropriate.
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Russell H. Davis
32Nd St
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Fraser
Sara I. Wallace
Boone
Collins
Marvin Racer
Wallace R
Des Moines
Charles H
Salada
Colo
Mary Faye Day
Charles
Clifford
California
Cedar Memorial Chapel
B.L. Brown
Noelridge Park Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Vera M. Dickey Kohl
Lisbon
Maurice Kohl
Nashua
Federated Church
Lisbon High School
Jeane Norton
Huntington Beach
Calif
Lois Baxa
Lucille M. Zerbee
Shueyville
Glenn Dickey
Anderson, Mo
Morgan Funeral Home
Kenneth Glover
The
Travis A. Anderson
Larry Anderson
Shreveport
Dustin
Loren Anderson
Phyllis Talley
Roger Thornton
New Sharon
Johnson's
Ottumwa
Hubler
Elien M
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Carnicle
Helen N
Herbert L. Rogers
First Church of the Nazarene
Anderson
Ralph M
First Lutheran Church
George W. Carlson
First Lutheran
Turner Chapel West
Third Ave
Hallmar
Mercy Hospital
10Th St
Cuddeback
John P
Turner Chapel East
Dale Soppe
Unity Center
Quincy
Ill
Troy
N.Y
North Towne Lane
Arnold
Bella
Fairview Cemetery
Cedar Falls
Weather Summary and Extended Forecast Notes
Wind direction E at 9 mph at 11 a.m. Sunrise 5 31 Sunrise 8 45. Year ago today high 72 low 60 no precipitation. Record highs 98 in 1971 record low 45 in 1926. Extended forecast fair Sunday and Tuesday with showers and thunder storms Monday. Highs upper 70s to mid 80s Lows upper 50s to mid 60s. Heavy rains caused flood warnings in Missouri. Showers and storms from Nebraska to Illinois and Tennessee. Thunderstorms from Florida to Maryland. showers from Montana to Oregon coast. Heaviest rainfall 1 65 Fort Bragg NC 1 17 Vichy MO 0 82 Cape Girardeau MO 0 72 Alma GA 0 61 Quincy NC.
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Florida
Maryland
Montana
Washington
Oregon Coast
Fort Bragg
N.C
Vichy
Cape Girardeau
Alma
Quincy
Union Strike Plans and Conditions for PATCO Action
Jameson notes union members must approve a nationwide walkout by 80 percent before any strike. He says strike impact depends on actions yet unknown and could restrict traffic and reduce airport hours. PATCO seeks a $10,000 pay rise, 32 hour work week, enhanced retirement benefits, and a cost of living adjustment.
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Jameson
PATCO
FAA
PATCO Talks Collapse Over Pay Offer Handshake Deadlock
Talks between the FAA and PATCO ended after controllers rejected a government pay proposal. PATCO urged renewed bargaining while a federal judge kept an 11 year old injunction against strikes in place. The White House warned of possible prosecutions if controllers walk off.
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FAA
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Association
PATCO
Robert Poli
NBC
New York
Edly
White House
Lewis
Justice Department
Regents approve 23 percent pay hike for Iowa officials
Brownlee announced July 1 salary changes for university presidents with no input from the Boyd selection committee. Boyd criticized the move saying past increases were unequal and questioned morale effects. The board also raised University of Northern Iowa President Kamerick’s pay by 8 percent to 67 740, Kamerick calling it appropriate alongside state employees.
Hey Dey Festival 81 Events at Fairfax
Tonight festival at Fairfax features a carnival and clog dancing at 7 p.m. and a street dance at 9 p.m. Crow Family Singers perform at 8:30 p.m. at Strawberry Point Band Shell as part of the Summer Concert Series. For details call 319 933 2288. Movies list on page 2C.
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Fairfax
Crow Family Singers
Strawberry Point
Marion city refunds windfall amid pension dispute
Marion officials outlined a $171000 refund instead of $200000 and said records are being rechecked with a possible petition for the remaining funds. Police and fire employees will receive refunds once shares are calculated, and the city’s portion will be invested pending council use.
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Ramey
Police
Fire Departments
Iowa
Marion
United States backs no sanctions for Israeli raid at UN
The council condemns Israel's attack as a violation while the United States opposed sanctions and vetoed calls for them. The draft notes Iraq's cooperation with IAEA safeguards and reaffirms Iraq's right to peaceful nuclear energy. Reagan officials criticize the raid as unjustified and destabilizing to Middle East trust.
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Iraq
Israel
Council
International Atomic Energy Agency
U.N
Reagan
United States
Middle East
Walker Man Ronald Hochstetler Arrested in Cedar Rapids Incident
Ronald Hochstetler aged 24 was arrested at 4 45 a m at his home and faces assault and going armed with intent charges. Police say he broke into his estranged wife Lynn M s Walker apartment at 315 a m and then swung an axe handle at officers during the attempted arrest. He is held in Linn County Jail.
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Ronald Hochstetler
Walker
Cedar Rapids
Hochstetler
19Th St
Linn County
Lynn M
Van Allen Hall Named at University of Iowa
The University of Iowa renames the Physics Building to Van Allen Hall after James Van Allen. The space physicist known for the Van Allen Radiation Belt is cited for leadership of the Physics and Astronomy Department and honors from the National Academy of Sciences and Royal Astronomical Society. The Watts riots in Los Angeles concluded August 15, 1965, with 32 dead and 826 injured.
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Milford
University of Iowa
James van Allen
U of I
State Board of Regents
Willard Boyd
Jefferson and Dubuque Streets
van Allen
National Academy of Science
Royal Astronomical Society of England
University
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Watts
Los Angeles
Births Log and Emergency Calls Highlight Local Day
Mercy Hospital reports multiple births on June 17 and 18 including several new sons and daughters to families such as Hajek Hinz Gourley Benson Gruettner Pickart Thompson Ziska Fett Vanderlin Driscoll Radcliffe June families in Anamosa Atkins Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Vinton and Atkins. Also recorded are medical and grease incidents and a charcoal grill smoke call across Cedar Rapids and nearby addresses.
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Suzette C. Gourley
Indiana St
Rebecca
Craig Benson
Ave
Dawn
James Gruettner
Cedar Rapids
Debra
David Pickart
16Th Ave
Julia
Bradley Thompson
E Ave
Joyce
James Ziska
Deer View Road
Victoria
Gregory Fett
H Ave
Shelley Vanderlinden
Terri
Todd Driscoll
Butz Sentenced to 30 Days and Fine in Tax Case
Former Agriculture Earl Butz received 30 days in jail and a $10,000 fine after pleading guilty to understating his 1978 federal income and tax due. U.S. District Judge Jesse Eschbach ordered probation for the remaining five year term.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Earl Butz
U.S. District Court
Jesse Eschbach
Butz
U.S
David Ready
Purdue University Agriculture
Richard Nixon
Missing $1400 From Purse Ends Lake Macbride Trip
Tracy Moore reports $1400 missing from her purse after a Cedar Rapids weekend camping trip near Lake Macbride. Three male friends who were camping sat in the back seat, then left abruptly. Moore and her friend later found $50 missing from the purse. Authorities alerted include Johnson County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar Rapids Police.
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Iowa City
Lake Macbride
Cedar Rapids
Tracy Moore
Moore
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapid
Chris Schutte
Johnson County
Thought for today by Winston Churchill
A reflective aphorism by the British statesman Winston Churchill noting that looking farther into the past helps illuminate the future. It emphasizes caution and forward planning based on historical perspective.
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Winston Churchill
Ottumwa murder death ruled suicide pact case
Assistant Wapello County Attorney William Callaghan announced the two killings were murder death by own action. Chemical tests showed Ward Grade Sr. shot Adele Martin three times with a .25 caliber handgun then killed himself. Grade died by a single self-inflicted wound. The couple had been dead two days before being found June 4 in Martin's upstairs apartment.
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Ottumwa
Wapello
William Callaghan
Callaghan
Ward Grade Sr
Adele Martin
Grade
Martin
Ms. Martin
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes its publication location Cedar Rapids Iowa with a 52406 ZIP, prices for mail and carrier service, and US edition rates. It lists subscription costs including 4 weeks 85, Sunday 7 issues .80 52 weeks and state rates 123.00 for 52 weeks.
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Cedar Rapids
Zette
Iowa
U.S
Mall
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