Deaths Include Pavlicek and Kannewurf Families in Multiple Obituaries
Obituaries report Albina Pavlicek of Cedar Rapids aged 83 dying after a long illness with services at St. Ludmila's. Surviving children listed along with numerous grandchildren. Additional notices include Annie Kannewurf of Cedar Rapids 86 with services at Turner chapel east and cremation. several other local deaths from Tama to Kalona with service details and burial sites.
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Albina M. Pavlicek
Schaefer Drive
Joseph Pavlicek
Hallettsville
Texas
Joseph F. Pavlicek
Cedar Rapids
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s
St. Ludmila’s Church
Fun Club
Schafer Heights
Zofie Podlipska
J.C.D
P. and Daughters of Pioneers
David Pityer
Redwood City
Calif
Arlene Weber
Salinas
Curtis Erger
Aldrich
San Diego
Joseph
Lumir
Arnold Pavlicek
Robert Cizek
St. John’s Cemetery
Janeba- Kuba Funeral Home
Dickinson
Evelyn
Chapel of Memories
Gene Crosett, Jr
First United Methodist Church of
Marion
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Nemecek
Rose C
Clarence Frana
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Henry
L.E
Turner Chapel East
Dennis Wright
First Lutheran Church
Friends
Turner’s East
Wacker
Kathy Sue
Henry Heinbach
Zion Reformed United Church of Christ
Waukon
Fairfax Cemetery
Chesmore
Donald E
Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Hanford Post
American Legion
Oakhill Cemetery
Machek
Leo E
Brosh Chapel
Immaculate Conception Church
William Leonard
Czech National Cemetery
Brosh
Annie Laura Kannewurf
Fifth Avenue SE
Alvin E. Kannewurf
Bettendorf
Harrisburg
Mr. Kannewurf
Waukegan, Ill
Kannewurf
Malta
OES
Manchester
The
DAR
Social Order of Beauceant
D.A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Turner Crematory
Turner's East
Shriner’s Crippled Children’s Hospital
Tama
Eda Marie Jochims
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Maple Grove
Visitation
Mason-Hand’s
Toledo
Alza Giger
First United Methodist Church
Rose Hill
Henderson’s. Oelwein
Violet Florence Stahr
Brant-Kerns
Tipton
Elizabeth Dennis
Marshalltown
Dye’s
Michael Howe
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Lycurgus
Hanson’s
John
Millie) Kusbau
Martin's
Farley
Bill O'Connell
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Reifs
Anamosa
Albert R. Kula
Goettsch’s. Kalona
Edwin E
Jack) Guengerich
Kalona Methodist Church
Pleasant View
Peterseim’s
Central City
George Volger
Murdoch
Cedar Rapids Passes Nudity Ban for Taverns Statewide
The Cedar Rapids city council approved an ordinance banning nudity in liquor and beer licensed taverns, applying to customers employees and patrons. Violations become misdemeanors with fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail, with separate offenses for each act. The measure mirrors state-affirmed premises rules and aims to curb nude dancing in bars while facing legal challenges.
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Cedar Rapids
Ed Colton
State Supreme Court
McGuire
Iowa
Supreme Court
Clift
Council
Wilson Foods beef workers back Friday at Cedar Rapids plant
Cedar Rapids workers suspended Tuesday for refusing a cleaning task will return to duty Friday as a management labor meeting resolved the dispute. Plant manager Forrest Mykleby said 60 to 70 employees will regain work with some pay loss for the missed days. Dennis Nebendahl of Local P-3 said the job asked was not normally theirs, while Mykleby cited union contract rights to assign alternate tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Foods
Cedar Rapids
Forrest Mykleby
Mykleby
Dennis Nebendahl
P-3
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Four Adults Charged in Cedar Rapids Assault Case
Police charged Ladonna Faye Rich and Harold Eugene Miller both 32 and 30 of 716 Ellis boulevard with assault and battery after reports by Kathy Allard and Ivan Ruegsegger. The incident occurred in the 600 block of Sixteenth avenue SW on June 25. A separate assault and battery charge was filed against Douglas Dean Besler 27 with Fidelis Abodeely reporting. Jerry K Rutherford 29 of 326 Thirty-third street NE was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor for furnishing beer to teenagers. Linn sheriff's deputies reported the arrest of Wayne A King 18 of route 2 Center Point for bicycle theft.
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Ladonna_ Faye Rich
Ellis Boulevard
Harold Eugene Miller
Kathy Allard
Cedar Rapids
Ivan Ruegsegger
North English
Sixteenth Avenue
Douglas Dean Besler
Fidelis
Jerry K. Rutherford
Thirty-third Street
Linn Sheriff's Deputies
Wayne A King
Route 2
Center Point
Bedroom Fire Damages Robertson Home
The Robertson home at 1136 Avenue NW suffered extensive smoke damage after a daytime fire started in a downstairs bedroom. Firefighters responded as smoke issued from upstairs openings. Mrs Robertson was away at a neighbor picnic and unknown causes are being investigated.
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Roger Robertson
Avenue NW
Robertson
Panel Approves Carter Gas Plan
Washington AP The House Commerce Committee tentatively approved President Carter's price control program for new natural gas by a 22 to 21 vote. The action reverses an earlier gas deregulation plan and leaves room for further testing in committee and elsewhere as the national energy program moves through Congress.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
President Carter
Carter
Commerce
Congress
Supreme Court Orders Cedar Rapids to Pay Vanous 4483.24
The Iowa Supreme Court reversed Linn County Judge Robert Osmundson and ordered Cedar Rapids to pay former Assistant Police Chief Ken Vanous 4483.24 for overtime and leave due. Vanous served 1970 to 1973 and sought 4728.38 in overtime pay after retiring January 1974.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Linn
Robert Osmundson
Cedar Rapids
Ken Vanous
Vanous
Osmundson
Supreme Court
Danish Book World Cinema X Granted Theater License
Cedar Rapids city council unanimously approved a theater license for Tara Enterprises at 1601 Sixth Street SW enabling the Danish Book World Cinema X to show triple X movies in a 35 seat theater. The move ends Tara's lawsuits seeking license issuance after prior code noncompliance and parking variances were resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sixth Street
Tara Enterprises, Ltd
Ed Colton
Tara
Ed Winter
Cedar Rapids Asphalt Wins City Street Work Contract
The Cedar Rapids Asphalt and Paving bid $248,440.56 to win the 1977 street reconstruction and resurfacing contract, beating Kutchera Construction Co. The council also extends the bus garage renovation deadline to July 30, approves LEAR funded police computer equipment, and passes multiple readings changing speed limits, electrical code, and adopting the 1976 uniform building code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Asphalt
Kutchera Construction Co
Police Department
LEAR
Fire burning timber near E Avenue draws ire of residents
Firefighters battled six large piles of timber and brush on E Avenue NE with Linn County air pollution officials signing the burning permit. A countermand followed as smoke spread eastward. residents complained of eye burning and damaged laundry as wind shifted unexpectedly.
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Underwood
Linn Health Department
Fair attendance fluctuates as growers, vendors vent concerns
Cedar Rapids All Iowa Fair officials noted improved crowds for Tuesday events after earlylow attendance discussions. A petition by Aaron Hernandez from Albany seeks waivers of booth charges for the balance of the fair, with 52 of 250 booths signed. Vendors report losses amid high heat and Grandstand costs while evaluating the impact of competition and a nine day schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reddy
Mel Tillis
Aaron 5S Hernandez
Albany
N.Y
Fair Board
Hernandez
Hladky
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Knight
Paul Botnen
Kansas City
Exhibition Hall
Sugar Subsidy Plan Faces Senate Vote Amid Sugar Corn Clash
The Senate considers a sugar subsidy amendment backed by Sen. Bob Dole and supported by Sens. Clark and Culver. Hawaii processors would receive substantial subsidies, while Cedar Rapids corn mills lobby against the plan. Clark argues the sugar proposal will not affect the corn sweetener market under the Carter program. Opponents warn price shifts could later harm corn sweeteners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Hawaii
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Iowa
Dick Clark
John Culver
Cedar Rapids
Clark
Senate
Carter
Penningroth Appointed to Iowa Crime Commission
Mrs. Jean Penningroth of Mechanicsville was named by Gov. Robert Ray to the Iowa crime commission. The Cedar county supervisor chair, 49, will serve at the governor’s pleasure, replacing Dorothy Buckingham of Council Bluffs.
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Des Moines
Jean Penningroth
Mechanicsville
Robert Ray Wednesday
Iowa Crime Commission
Penningroth
Cedar County
Board of Su
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L.N. Freckles
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Faye Ulseth
Charlie Hellwig
H.D. Russell
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Florida Power & Light Co
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