Deaths in Iowa areas cross state lines and firms
Obituaries note the death of Howard O Cooper 65 of Marion after a short Cedar Rapids illness. He owned a body and fender business and leaves wife Clara, daughter Mrs Daniel Bratton of Salina Kansas, six grandchildren, and sister Nina DeWoody. Burial at Oak Shade Marion. Memorial fund set. Also remembered are Keyne Co Wilkins 19 drowned in Lake Kickapoo Archer County Texas, Otto F Koeppen 74 Marion welder, and Madeline J Myers graveside rites Shiloh Cemetery. Williamsburg Florence L Whiteford 87 Methodist service in Marion area follows memorial fund.
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Howard O. Cooper
Seventh Ave
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Clara Christensen
Cooper
Century Engineering
Collins Radio
Daniel Bratton
Salina
Kan
Nina DeWoody
Hiawatha
Murdoch Chapel
Wesleyan Methodist College
Oak Shade
Murdoch
Keyne Co
Otto F. Koeppen
22Nd St
Hubbard
Bessie Smith
Rita Mills Fuller
Pellings Company
Iowa City
First United Methodist Church of
al Eilbeck
Douglas R. Fuller
Robert Dreckman
Anna Smith
Fred Koeppen
Rogers
Ark
Glenn W. Lamb
Blodgett Cemetery
Central City
The
Diabetes Association
Art search planned in executive offices
The National Collection of Fine Arts will search executive offices this summer for 257 art works missing from a year-long inventory. Officials hope to locate most, noting some pieces have rested in White House units or Camp David since 1946.
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Washington
UPI
National Collection of Fine Arts
Joshua Taylor
White House
Lawn
Camp David
Nixon
Taylor
Setting the record straight on bewildered beachgoer photo
United Press International corrected Friday that the man in the beach chair among Marines on Coronado Beach was not bewildered. He was part of a Navy demolitions team observing test results during Marine mock war maneuvers, not a civilian bystander.
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United Press International
UPI
Coronado
Calif
City Briefs and Ads for Colorado Regions
Colorful Colorado briefs cover Colorado Springs Denver Estes Park Royal Gorge and more with contact numbers for D J 396 5481 and Charter Coaches 366 1835. The page includes an adv for Chicago Shopping Woodfield Mall dated August 19 and repeats the local ads.
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Colorful
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Denver
Estes Park
Royal Gorge
More
D.J
Adv
Chicago
Woodfield Mall
Charter Coaches
Cedar Rapids Gazette Printing Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406 and notes subscription rates by carrier and mail. It states later terms for 7 issues weekly pricing and a note on Mall subscriptions and AP exclusive republication rights.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Body found. Strangler ruled out in LA hills case
Los Angeles police said the Hillside Strangler task force ruled out the possibility that a body found in the city hills near Universal City is linked to the serial killer of 13 young women. Investigators described the victim as a fully clothed female in her late teens or early 20s, found about 75 feet from a road by a city crew. The case was turned over to the North Hollywood division for routine investigation.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Universal City
Yolanda Washington
Jill Barcomb
Police
North Hollywood
Telegraph competition urged in U S telegraph services
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration urged the Federal Communications Commission to end the monopoly of Western Union Telegraph Co. and allow other firms to provide domestic public telegraph service, arguing deregulation and competition fit modern telecom trends.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Western Union
National Telecommunications and Information Administration
Commerce Department
FCC
Western Union Telegraph Co
Judge Denies New Trial in Viet Spy Case
UPI report: federal Judge Albert Bryan denies acquittal or new trial for Ronald Humphrey and David Truong in espionage convictions. Sentencing set for July 7 with possible life imprisonment. Jury found six of seven counts proven.
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Alexandria, Va
UPI
U.S
Hanoi
Albert Bryan
U.S. Information Agency
Ronald Humphrey
David Truong
Bryan
Warren Miller
Humphrey
Marvin Miller
Truong
State Department
USIA
New York
Paris
Vital Statistics and Local Notices Summary
Weather data lists wind east at 7 mph, sunrise 5 32, sunset 8 46 with no precipitation. Anniversary and birth notices note four births on June 23 in several locales including Taggart and Hardy families. Navy family reports a son June 12 at Millington Tennessee. Police log records false and malfunction alarms on Friday at multiple city locations.
Secret research order rescinded at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
A secrecy order on a university computer security project was lifted by a Commerce Department spokesman. UWM Assistant Chancellor Frank Cassell warned the threat could recur against other scientists and due process issues remain. The order, issued April 21, came at the Defense Department’s request citing national security implications.
Des Moines Armed Robbery and Rape Spree Reported
In Des Moines three gunmen assaulted couples early Friday, raping three women and forcing the men into a car trunk. A medical student, Mika Lazdins, was shot in the leg during an entry attempt at his residence before the suspects continued with pistol whippings and robberies at an apartment. Police pursued leads after two women escaped and alerted residents.
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Des Moines
UPI
Bill Fitzgerald
Mika Lazdins
College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Lardins
Mercy Hospital
Army to install Maj. Gen. Benjamin Harrison at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fort Benjamin Harrison outside Indianapolis will gain a new commandant next month when Maj. Gen. Benjamin Harrison assumes command in mid July. His wife Carolyn shares a name with Caroline Harrison, the wife of the 23rd president.
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Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Army
Two Hasidic Youths Indicted in Brooklyn Beating
Two Hasidic Jewish youths Lewis Brennar and Jonathon Hackner were indicted for attempted murder in the Crown Heights beating of a black teenager. They pleaded innocent at arraignment and were released on a $20 000 bond amid tensions after a black leader’s death and fears of racial unrest in the neighborhood.
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New York
Crown Heights
Brooklyn
Lewis Brennar
Jonathon Hackner
Usury plan rift blocks Iowa home loan rules
Iowa lawmakers clash over reducing consumer credit rates and home loan charges. Sen. Edgar Holden defends no change, while Rep. W R Monroe and Sen. Fred Nolting consider early talks, but agree the package plan seems dead for the June 30 session.
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W.R. Monroe
Burlington
Fred Nolting
Waterloo
Escaped felon Dye recaptured after police chase
Dye, who fled from a Linn County work release center, was treated for a shoulder injury at St. Luke's Hospital after a pickup crash, then jailed. Police plan larceny of a motor vehicle and multiple charges including driving while license expired, reckless driving, and weapon possession. He faces two escape warrants and previously faced robbery, burglary, and armed robbery cases.
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Dye
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn County
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Vernon Falck
Cresco
Donald Hladky
Bever Ave
PDQ
Edgewood Road
Work Release Center
First Avenue
32Nd Street
Carter Pushes Arms Talks and Energy Reform in Texas
President Carter defends policy team Brzezinski and Vance while pressing for a strategic arms limitation agreement and energy conservation. He addresses Texas discontent over agriculture rules and beef imports, cites national will, and meets with minority groups after Fort Worth visit. Demonstrators protest agriculture policy as Carter ends at Carswell Air Force Base.
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Carter
Cyrus Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Soviet Union
Cuba
Brzezinski
Vance
Fort Worth
Houston
Texas
Carswell Air Force Base
Drunk driving charge filed against Edward J. Collins
Police charged Edward J. Collins, 36, of 751 30th St. NE with drunk driving on Friday night. He was arrested at Center Point Road and 42nd Street NE and booked into Linn County Jail at 10:40 p.m.
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Edward J. Collins
30Th St
Collins
Center Point Road
42Nd Street
Linn County
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