Deaths in area reflect long service and family ties
Obituary notices list Dale W. Sauer of Troy Mills and Lyle H. Woeste of Earlville among others, detailing birthplaces, spouses, children, and church or community associations. Services set across multiple towns with burial plans and memorial funds. several names appear with residences in Cedar Rapids, Marion, and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale W. Sauer
Troy Mills
Cedar Rapids
Sauer
Linn County Cattlemen's Association
Helen Wagner
Nashua
Paul Kramer
Walker
Joe Mollenhauer
Center Point
Tom
John
Earlville
Dale H. Woeste
Earlville United Methodist Church
Clifton’s
Fairview
Hawkeye
Ellis Shenard
LaCrosse
Wis
Dickens Funeral Home
Hawkeye Cemetery
Iowa City
Dean Lamansky
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George L. Gay’s
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Keystone
Orval Dawes
Fellmer’s
Keystone Cemetery
Newhall
George Kranz
S. Tipton
Eunice E. Penningroth
Sheets and Son
Red Oak
Tipton
Victor
Grant
Bertha) Brown
McAninch-Fremming’s
Ohio Cemetery
Ladora
Death of John L. Stone at 69 in Central City
John L. Stone, 69, of Central City died Sunday night. Services are pending at Murdoch Chapel in Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Stone
Central City
Murdoch Chapel
Summit leaders mull energy shifts amid oil fears
The leaders pledged to curb oil use by building fewer oil fired plants and boosting fuel efficient vehicle research. They expect 15 to 20 million barrels daily of alternative energy within a decade while OPEC outputs around 26 million barrels daily. They aim to cut oil’s share in energy demand from 53 to 40 percent by 1990 and criticized price spikes fueling inflation and recession risks. The Venice summit also pressed for a permanent Afghanistan pullout and kept U.S. boycott stance firm. The Soviet offer to withdraw troops was rejected by the allies as a tactic, while France faced cautious notes from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Carter
San Giorgio Maggiore
Venice Lagoon
Japan
Afghanistan
Moscow
Venice
U.S
Canada
West Germany
Lord Carrington
Kremlin
Carrington
France
Giscard
Leonid Brezhnev
Warsaw
Thai and Vietnamese clash expands along border frontier
Thai forces battled Vietnamese units after a nine hour counterattack driving Hanoi troops back across the border into Cambodia. Air power was used including Spooky gunships and F-4s as artillery fire fought along a 60 mile front near Tap Prik and Ban Sangnae. Refugee camps holding about 100,000 Cambodians were affected and 2 Thai soldiers were initially reported killed with seven wounded amid high casualty rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mak Mun
Kok Sung
Hanoi
Cambodia
Tap Prik
Ban Sangnae
United Nations
Thailand
Heng Samrin
IBEW Local 1362 re-elects all officers for three years
Pat Marshall is re-elected president and Gary Heald is re-elected business manager of Local 1362 of the IBEW. All other officers are returned, terms set at three years. Announcement of executive board members is delayed due to a recount of ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Marshall
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Gary Heald
Marshall
Weather Summary and Extremes Report
Wind direction SE at 6 mph at 11 a.m. Sun rises 5 32 and sets 8 46 Tuesday. Year ago today high 76 low 62 no precipitation. Extended forecast partly cloudy and warm Wednesday through Friday with showers possible Friday highs in the 80s lows in the 60s. National temps show high 113 at Gila Bend Ariz and low 34 at Gunnison Colo. Showers and storms across the Mississippi Valley Gulf Coast with heavier rain in Missouri Kansas and northern Arkansas. Kansas City Mo over 1 inch since yesterday Atchison Paxico Mo over 2 inches in 24 hours. Rain extending into Tennessee and Ohio Valleys. Morning rain near Jackson Tenn just over a half inch. Western Rockies and Pacific Northwest saw a cold front scattering rain. Precipitation totals light, heavier in Montana Great Falls .23 and pause Mont .25. Skies generally sunny over southern Plateau Rockies Plains Great Lakes north Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Kansas City
Atchison
Paxico
Tennessee
Ohio
Jackson
Tenn
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Mont
Great Falls
Plateau
Plains States
Great Lakes
Mid
North Atlantic Coast
Births and notices from Mercy St Luke's and more
Birth announcements list a daughter for Connie and Donald Elgin Center Point and a son for Cheryl and Ronald Hoover at 242 Johnson Ave NW. At Mercy St Luke's a June 21 daughter for Cynthia and Steve Wheeler Vinton. June 22 twins for Glenda and Wayne Geske. multiple other births across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with numerous family names and addresses. Events include medical emergencies and fire safety calls from 8:00 p.m. Saturday through 10:10 p.m. Sunday, plus a false alarm and a fuel line issue near Bowling Street exit. Grandmother Evelyn Gilbert noted in California birth item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Donald Elgin
Center Point
Cheryl
Ronald Hoover
Johnson Ave. NW
Cynthia
Steve Wheeler
Vinton
Glenda
Wayne Geske
Day St. NW
Marie
Donald Gatewood
17Th St. NW
Janice
Frank Aiels
Blake Blvd
Rita
David Zirtzman
Manchester
Rose
Clifford Beauregard
Central City
Leanne
Jack Moel
Lisbon
Nancy
Paul James
Stanley
Patricia and
John van Sickel
Palo
Julia Harbaugh
Eighth St. NW
Pamela Schmidt
First Ave. NE
First Ave
16Th Ave
F Ave
Drexel Drive
Glass Road
31St St
Bowling Street
Highway 30
E Avenue
Fifth Street
Honor America Words of Freedom by Theodore Roosevelt
A concise, declarative quotation asserts that Americans hold the world’s hope and must maintain high resolve, warning that disgrace follows if the light of purpose dims and the nation fails to uphold golden hopes for humankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Longest worm on record washes ashore in Scotland
United Press International notes the 180 plus foot bootlace worm found at St Andrews in Fife Scotland in 1864 setting a record for the longest worm documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
St. Andrews
Fife
Scotland
Des Moines explores a large scale solar heating system
The Iowa state solar project uses a gantry of mirrors to heat a 350 degree fluid, powering a 100 psi steam system in the capitol complex. Don Ashwill cautions on cost effectiveness while noting the system works, with past issues in mirror tracking and containment now largely corrected. The setup cost about $190,000 including $50,000 of monitoring gear, and provides about 0.5 percent of the complex’s heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Donald Ashwill
Ashwill
Sun Tech Systems
St. Paul
Svanoe
Towa
Capitol
Phil Swance
Towa Energy Policy Council
William Penn Signs 1683 Friendship Treaty in Pennsylvania
On this date in 1683, William Penn formalized a friendship treaty with Indigenous peoples in the Pennsylvania region. The pact endured in mutual regard for more than six decades, reflecting early colonial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyle C. Phillips
Ninth St
Papillion
Neb
Nebraska
Irene Carlson
Elk Point
S.C
Henderson Manufacturing
Steve
Dolores Foushee
Littleton
Colo
Janet Potter
Marion
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Jack Hooten
Sharon United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Iowa Lung Association
Walker St. Des Moines
Iowa
Ada Roman Lund
Oakland Road
Camanche
John C. Lund
Clinton County
Ross
Yucaipa
Calif
Forrest
Merrill
Beatty-Bearle- Murdoch Chapel
Allen S. van Cleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
L.G. Waller
10Th St
Fordyce
Ark
Wilson Foods
Sound Doctrine Church of God and Christ
Elks Fidelity Lodge
U.F.C.W
Karl E. Waller
Sandy G. Waller III
Ralph Bechcka
Olen Gibson
Kan
Paulette Clark
Delores Davis
LaVell Williams
Cora Lee
Annie Bell Clary
Cora Gilmore
Camden
Eloise Lea
Sparkman
Marie Smith
Detroit
Mich
Alice Dennis
Los Angeles
Willie
Oakland
Mae Etta Lee
Wendell A. Beets
IBEW
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
Gila Bend
Ariz
Gunnison
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Neenneens
S.eseesessersvesseees
Coralville Lake
Bismarck
PtCidy
Pricris
Chicago
Cincinnati
Sunny
NOAA
US Dept of Comm
Milwaukee
Lansing
Adeees McGregor
Guttenberg
Devden
Dubuque
Davenport
St. Luke's
Carmichael
Susan
Jerry Knapp
Evelyn Gilbert
Franklin Ave
Kenneth M. Hupp
Jean M. Rhomberg
Kenneth A. Carpenter
Wendy S. Swalley
David F. Edmundson
Sharon K. Wright
Joan E. Hebert
Reatha L. Starkey
Kim L. Benesh
Jennifer L. Malone
Jack D. Kopish
Rhonda K. Feuerhelm
Thomas J. Sheda
Chelsea
Roberta R. Carter
Belle Plaine
Daniel W. Kauffman
Rebecca A. Payne
Fairfax
Russell L. Kress
Rowley
Jena E. Nemecek
Timothy K. Cornwell
HONOR
Theodore Roosevelt
Onan Pru Atlsarangele
Turner’s
East Hoo Second Ave
John E. Lopes
3Rd Avenue S.E
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