Deaths in Iowa claim several local residents
Obituary notices for John M. Hays 46 of Lafayette Indiana and Cedar Rapids many others list deaths of Charles Chadwick Louis Weichman Adeline Brannaman King Pickens Herscheld D Jr Hartley Harriette L Blake Daniel J Fitzgerald Herbert K Staub Robert M Thomas Bessie B Schaeffer Leota Mae Stevens Edward Mack Dale Stickley Gilbert Bert Grover James Loren White Mabel Wood. Services and burial details follow for each.
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John M. Hays
Cedar Rapids
Lafayette
Ind
Council Bluffs
Lois Gordon
Des Moines
Hays
Lafayette Life Insurance Co
Securities and Trust
Merchants National Bank
John Donnelly Co
Investment Securities
University of Iowa School of Business
Beta Gamma Sigma
Omicron Delta Kappa
John F. Murray
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Noon Optimist Club
Elks Club
Greater Chamber of Commerce
Racquet Club
David Lodwick
Dallas
Texas
Westminster Presbyterian Church
John P. Woods
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Heart Fund
Charles T. Chadwick Sr
Springville
Kenova
W.va
Cyrus
Lourrean Ball
Cattlesburg
Rock
St. Paul
Minn
Louis Weichman
Geneva Towers
Winton
Weichman
Atkins- Newhall
Kansas City
The
Livestock Commission
Fremont Township
Lena Boisen
van Horne
Lester Weichman
Atkins
Earl
Turner Chapel West
Robert F. Lorenz
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pickens
Herscheld D. Jr
Steaven’s
Detroit
Mich
Hartley
Harriette L
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Blake
Daniel J
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Louis Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
Kuba Funeral Home
Fitzgerald
Elizabeth A
Brugman
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
William P. Leonard
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Alban Fitzgerald
Staub
Herbert K
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
A.A. Sohawasser
Thomas
Robert M
Glenn Bender
First Congregational Church
Linwood Cemetery
Leota Mae Stevens
Tower Terrace
Albert P. Stevens
Ottumwa
Lake City
Mr. Stevens
Nashua
First Presbyterian Church
Women’s Club
Lionels
Ida Mansfield
King’s Daughters
Carol J. Bruns
Tom Barker
Cedar Memorial
American Cancer Society
Edward Mack
C St. SW
Mercy Hospital
Nebraska City
Neb
Wilson's Foods
Hanford
American Legion
Elsie
Ralph Ellwood
Anamosa
Maureen Thompson
Carolyn Fifield
Pensacola
Fla
Charlotte Mack
Monticello
Robert
Independence
Fred
Marion
Sara Woods
Edith Alloway
Ray
Brush Chapel
William Harnish
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Dale V. Stickley
Tower Terrace Mobile Home Court
University of Iowa
Correctionville
Florence M. Thompson
Corpus Christi
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Robert D
David A
Stephen L
Carole Brislawn
Troy Mills
Mary Dawn Lown
Bolingbrook
Ill
Debra Manson
Manchester
Vivian Blair
Hiawatha
Cleo
Tigard
Ore
Leo
Leslie
Salem
Velma Kroll
Maquoketa
Daisy Clarey
Mae Strawn
Aaron Koskamp
Coggon Presbyterian Church
Gilbert
Bert’’ Grover
Fredonia
Mr. Grover
Belle Plaine
Theo Duncan
Lancaster, MO
Grover
Carpenter’s Union
Allen Wright Hanff American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Columbus Junction
James Loren White
Mr. White
Franklin
Sylvia
Bloomington
University of Nebraska
White
Association of Professional Engineers
Association of Mechanical Engineers
Delian-Union-Century Club
Nebraska
James
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lois Whitcomb
Marshall
Carol Shantz
Alburnett
Harry Coggins
Long Beach
Calif
Overland Park
Kan
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mabel Wood
Iowa City
George
Enoch
Beckman-Jones
Cow killed and meat stolen at Ely area farm
A 1,200 pound cow was slain on the F. L. Fuhrmeister farm south of Ely. Deputies report thieves took both hind quarters and the rest of the animal was left in the field. Fuhrmeister says a sharp knife was used and the calf is still missing.
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F.L. Fuhrmeister
Ely
Fuhrmeister
Linn
Supreme Court adopts broader obscenity guidelines in 1973
On this date in 1973 the Supreme Court issued new obscenity guidelines granting states and local authorities wider power to ban books magazines plays and motion pictures.
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Supreme Court
TV Sets Outnumber Japan Population in U S
A United Press International note reports there are more television sets in the United States than people in Japan, highlighting a rapid spread of home television ownership and its cultural reach.
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United States
Japan
Supreme Court weighs value added tax and steel imports
The Supreme Court considers global tax rebates and anti dumping issues affecting steel imports. US Steel and Bethlehem Steel backed Zenith in amicus briefs, citing potential effects on the steel trade crisis. The court also ruled police cannot conduct an extensive murder scene search without a warrant.
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Japan
Zenith
Greek quake sends residents fleeing city ruins in fear
An earthquake centered near Lake Volvi shook Salonica area causing building collapses and power outages. Six survivors were rescued from an eight story block while hospitals suffered damage and evacuations continued as relief crews nationwide arrived. The strongest tremor reached 5.2 on the Richter scale with a later 5.7 quake on May 24.
Iowa drug study shows rising heroin use and crime links
The survey reveals a significant portion of active users commit crimes to fund drug taking, with about half reporting overdoses. Heroin seen as highly dangerous and more difficult to obtain, priced at $30 a hit. Cocaine costs $90 a gram. marijuana and cocaine rise in popularity while PCP remains uncertain. The typical user is male, 18 to 34, white, and often uses multiple drugs.
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James Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Hoffman
Iowa City
Minneapolis
Iowa
East Iowa Obituaries Chronicle Local Deaths
East Iowa lists obituaries for multiple residents with service details. Names include Mrs. Allen Smith Homer G Foster Celia Butikofer Ileta Christofferson Frank L Eagle Archie Wood Sr Theodore Miller Marie Tafolla Mabel Wood with parish church services, burial sites, call hours, and wake arrangements across towns such as Edgewood McGregor Elgin Elkader Tama Mason Fayette Hartwick Oelwein North Liberty and Iowa City.
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Peace United Church of Christ
Postville Cemetery
Witt’s
Tama
Frank L. Eagle
McIntosh Cemetery
Mesquakie
Horace Poweshiek
Mason- Hand
S. Fayette
Archie Wood Sr
United Methodist Church
Bellas-Wright
S. Hartwick
Theodore Miller
Congregational Church
Nevenhoven’s
Brooklyn
Oelwein
Marie Tafolla
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Woodlawn
Brant-Kerns
North Liberty
Mabel Wood
Beckman- Jones
Iowa City
Oakland
Police piece ties murder to purse snatching case
Linn County Medical Examiner Dr. Percy Harris ruled last week that Miss De La Mater’s death is a homicide. He cited pneumonia from a hip fracture caused by being forcibly thrown during a purse snatching. County Attorney Eugene Kopecky delayed charges pending the report. Pledge and Maide face robbery charges. Pledge is at Eldora’s Boys Training School for a 30 day eval, Maide is with a probation officer after release to his mother.
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Linn
Percy Harris
Miss de la Mater
Eugene Kopecky
Harris
Pledge
Eldora
Maide
Inflight Nude Scene Declared Not Standard Entertainment
A National spokesman said the incident last Thursday was real but not part of in flight entertainment. He confirmed passengers witnessed a nude display but described it as not a normal practice and not included in standard offerings.
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Nikos Goumas
Televison
Suit Seeks $200000 Over Cedar Rapids Traffic Crash
William Arthur Dykhuizen of Cedar Rapids files a $200000 suit against two named individuals connected to a traffic accident. The action seeks damages for injuries and losses from the incident.
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William Arthur Dykhuizen
Cedar Rapids
Pig barbe cue-ribs-chicken-catfish-sandwiches at The Pig
A Cedar Rapids motor cycle crash case lists Carol J. Fleck of Cedar Rapids and Jerry B. Ferguson of York Neb as defendants in Linn District Court. The petition alleges Ferguson ran a stop sign at Fourth Avenue and 15th Street SE on June 21, 1976, causing the accident.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Carol J. Fleck
Jerry B. Ferguson
York, Neb
Ferguson
Fourth Avenue
15Th Street SE
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Ninth Ave
Raymond Schaeffer
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Mr. Schaeffer
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Vern Shaffer
Lyle W. Lee
First Baptist Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral
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U.S. Steel
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Lake Volvi
Salonica
Barnes
Metro Narcotics Squad
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Gary Riedmann
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Department of Planning Services
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John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
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