Deaths Emma Hoesli and Mary Robison Among Local Obituaries
Obituaries from Linn Manor Care Center and Crestview Acres Marion report Emma Hoesli 96 of Linn Manor died after a short illness in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born 1884 in Glarus Switzerland, she married Jost Hoesli in 1923. Services Sunday at Elmstead Gruber Black Earth. Burial Mount Horab Wisconsin. Mary Sylvia Johnson Robison 36 of Crestview Acres Marion died after long illness. Born 1893 near Coggan, she married Clem Robison in 1916. Survived by children and grandchildren. Services Friday at Turner Chapel East Central City. Burial Mount Clark Cemetery Central City. Burial details and funeral home arrangements listed for several more local deaths with service times and burial sites.
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Emma Hoesili
Linn Manor
Cedar Rapids
Black Earth
Wis
Marion Care Center
Glarus
Switzerland
Jost Hoesli
Hoesli
Gospel Hall of
Elmstead-Gruber
Mount Horab
Murdoch Funeral Home
Marion
Mary Sylvia Johnson Robison
Crestview Acres
Valley Farm
Coggan
Clem Robison
Guthrie Center
Syndicate
Younkers Department Store
Federated Church of Central City
Margaret Bliss
Carter greeted by cheering crowds in Lisbon during European tour
President Carter toured Lisbon visiting Jeronimos Monastery tombs for Camões and da Gama. He shook hands with Portuguese civilians and 500 American schoolchildren, amid chants and a brief Dixie sung by teens. He urged allied consultations amid Iran and Afghanistan concerns as Timorese exile protests urged U.S. aid to Indonesia.
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Europe
Carter
Jeronimos
Luis Campes
Vasco da Gama
India
Lisbon
U.S
Indonesia
Timor
Heat Warnings Issued for Livestock and Pets in Warm Weather
Eldon Hans of Iowa State University warns livestock owners of stress risks when temperatures top 85 degrees and humidity rises. Animals left in sun without shade panic and pant, with pigs especially affected. cooling tips include gradual wetting, shade, air movement, and constant clean water for pets and livestock.
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Eldon Hans
Iowa State University
Hans
Probe considered into alleged contract for blind student readmission
Iowa Attorney General may probe claims a student at the Iowa Commission for the Blind was forced to sign a contract to be readmitted to the rehabilitation program. Board chair Nolden Gentry announced the inquiry plan at a regular meeting as a precaution and to publicize findings.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Nolden Gentry
Gentry
Arlene Dayhoff
Cedar Rapids
Dayhoff
David Dillon
Doug Mathews
Burlington
Commission
Dillon
Mathews
Greg Phelps
Tony Cobb
National Federation of the Blind
Irving Kruger
New Jersey
Don Harrison
University of Michigan Rehabilitation Institute
Lande Arrested for DWI and Roadway Obstruction
Clarence C. Chuck Lande, 39, was arrested early today in the 900 block of 16th Avenue SW and charged with drunk driving and stopping or parking on the roadway. He provided 2931 Sixth St SW Apt 5 as his address and was released from Linn County Jail at 8:44 a.m. on Sheriff orders.
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Clarence C
Chuck” Lande
Lande
Sixth St
Apt. 5
16Th Avenue
Linn County
Former Indian President V V Giri Dies at 85
In Madras India former Indian President V V Giri died in his sleep on June 24 at age 85. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi praised him as a champion of the poor and deprived, noting his term from 1969 to 1974.
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Madras
India
V.V. Giri
Indira Gandhi
Giri
Gazette Company Cedar Rapids Daily Ad Rates
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates by carrier 140 per week for ey mail Afternoon Editions and Sunday seven issues $6. 4 weeks $72 80 52 weeks $110.00 to other states and U S Territories No mail subscriptions accepted in areas served by Gazette carrier. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Weather Summary With Wind Shift and Temperature Extremes
Wind direction and velocity at 11 a.m. is S at 6 mph. Friday rises 5:33 with a high around 85 and a low 58. precipitation 0.16 inch. Extended forecast calls for thunderstorms Saturday, partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with highs in the 80s Saturday and 70s to low 80s Sunday and Monday. Lows upper 50s to upper 60s. National high Wednesday 114 in Wichita Falls Texas. low 34 in West Yellowstone Montana. Scattered showers and storms across the Southeast and Gulf Coast with tornadoes near Destin but no injuries or damage reported. Sunny over the Southwest. mixed conditions across mid Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys. Precip totals include 0.65 in Wal e s Island Virginia, 0.47 in Gainesville Florida, 0.33 in Cape Hatteras New Bern North Carolina, 0.26 in Daytona Beach Florida. Morning lows mostly 40s and 50s along the West and interior. remaining regions in 60s and 70s.
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Florida Panhandle
Missouri River Valley
Rockies
California
Oregon
Plains
Mid
South Pacific Coast
mid-Mississippi
Ohio
Wales Island
Gainesville
Fla
Cape Hatteras
New Bern
N.C
Daytona Beach
Pacific Coast
Great Basin
Northern
Plateau
North Dakota
Minnesota
Gulf Coast
Appalachians
Vital Births and Adoptions List From Local Records
June births for Linda and James Mc Nulty among others with multiple addresses. Out of town births include Wollaston Massachusetts Union City California and Omaha Nebraska. Adoption listings include multiple Cedar Rapids Marion Port Orange and Jacksonville Beach pairs. Also notes two nuisances: grease in oven and cigarette left on seat cushion with times given.
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Tiernan J. Dolan
BaBette L. Pettibone
David L. Miller
Linda L. Zimmer
David A. Hubbell
Gloria S. Grimm
Charles H. Oehler
Carol A. Albaugh
Cedar Rapids
Jeffrey D. Frasher
Rashelle K. Bailey
Marion
John E. Gillmore
Port Orange
Fla
Sherry M. Grant
Jeffrey B. Ankney
Davenport
Victoria A. Ross
Springville
Randy L. Hutchins
Kimberly K. Hovey
Robert P. Blankenburg
Mary S. Stillions
Horace A. Chenoweth
Jacksonville Beach
Ruthie M. Hill
Tulsa
Okla
Brian E. Rolland
Eagle Grove
Ann M. Koppenhaver
Mount Vernon
Synthetic fuel bill moves toward final approval in Congress
A $20 billion package to launch a U S synthetic fuels industry moved toward final passage as the House prepared to send the measure to President Carter. The bill would create a federally owned synthetic fuels corporation with a five year loan and price guarantee program and aims to produce the equivalent of 500000 barrels of oil daily by 1987.
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Washington
U.S
House of Representatives
Carter
Congress
House
Jim Wright
Texas
Robert Bauman
R-Md
Bauman
Senate
White House
Ray Jenkins
Jenkins
Synthetic Fuels Corporation
Supreme Court Limits Mental Health Involuntary Detention
On this date in 1975 the Supreme Court ruled that the mentally ill could not be confined against their will and without treatment unless they were dangerous or unable to survive.
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Supreme Court
Words of Freedom and Pledge to Liberty Speech
A speaker invokes the spirit of America and liberty, calling listeners to rise and pledge faith in the nation as young men fight and die for its destiny. The address frames freedom as a shared aspirational duty.
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America
Two Motorcyclists Hurt In Separate Iowa Collisions
Two motorcyclists suffered injuries in separate Wednesday and Wednesday night crashes. George Zabrisky 71 of Fayette collided with Mary Tripp 77 of Wadena at Highway 296 and 56. Zabrisky was treated at West Union hospital. Tripp faced a failure to yield charge. Zabrisky is charged with no valid license. Harlan Hirsch 23 Evansdale in fair condition at St Luke's Cedar Rapids after his motorcycle was driven off the road by David Bartilson 29 Cedar Rapids. Bartilson distracted by insects. pending charges.
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The
Highway Patrol
Zabrisky
Mary Tripp
Wadena
Tripp
Harlan Hirsch
Evansdale
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Highway 150
Midway
Hirsch
David Bartilson
Buckingham Drive
Bartilson
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Henry van Dyke
Eighth Ave
Mercy Hospital
Brosh Chapel
Jacobson
Gerald “Jerry
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Gary Hunstad
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Moran
Bertha Marie Schwartz
Turner Chapel West
Stephan Snider
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Monmouth Cemetery
Monmouth
High Amana
Susanna Bendorf
Amana Community Church
Amana
Marvin Bendorf
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo
Manchester
Garnet McGee
Bohnenkamp- Vernon's
Oelwein
Fred Clendenen
Brant-Kern’s
Olin
Matilda M. Kreinbring
Hayden
Cancer Society
St. Mary's Church
Waukon
Sylvester Walsh
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Friends
Hanson
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Snider’s
Oak Ridge Cemetery
We Love You
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Afghanistan
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Dam
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Linda
James McNulty
Watkins
St. Luke's
Jeannine
Matthew Risse
23Rd St. SE
Lori
Thomas West
North Towne Lane
Dianna
Daniel Pilkenton
Oak St
Hiawatha
Jill Rae
Mark Brewer
Anamosa
Terri Jo Symonds
Memorial Drive
Donna Sanders
Third St. NW
Wollaston
Mass
Margaret
Peter Johnson
Donald Johnson
Bever Ave
Union City
Calif
Kimberly
James D. Burns
Arnold Juhi
10Th Ave
Omaha
Neb
Susan
Clive A. Lingo
Warren Ackley
Woodfield Lane
Charles Lingo
Northwood Drive
Laura and
Russell Jordan
Mallory St
15Th St
Fourth Ave. SE
HONOR
George Zabrisky
Fayette
Wadena Corners
Fayette County
West Union
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue 5.E
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