Deaths listed include Haradon Chalupsky and Broker obituaries
Leonard L. Haradon 61 of 530 Sixth Street SE found dead at home. Born June 4 1915 in Wymore Nebraska, he was a retired car salesman and railroad employe and a member of the Eagles. Survived by daughter Mrs Edward Palladin and son Michael in California and his mother Mary Haradon, two brothers, and three grandchildren. Services Friday 10 a.m. Teahen funeral home. Cremation. Mildred Chalupsky 70 longtime Traer resident died after injuries in a nearby accident that killed her husband Charles. Survived by two daughters, five brothers and five sisters and five grandchildren. Services Saturday 1:30 Overton's Burial National, Vining. Marvin Broker 61 Lisbon Mt Vernon area resident died after long illness. Born November 9 1915 near Lisbon he was a truck driver. Survived by two daughters, five grandchildren, sister and two brothers. Services Friday 1:30 Morgan's Mt. Vernon. casket to be closed at 1 p.m.
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Leonard L. Haradon
Sixth Street
Wymore
Neb
The
Eagles
Edward Palladino
Michael
San Carlos
Calif
Mary Haradon
San Diego
Charles
William
Teahen
William Leonard
TRAER
Mildred Chalupsky
Dysart
Chalupsky
Elberon
Mr. Chalupsky
Ralph Peters
LaPorte City
Melvin Hach
James
Joseph Dostal
Clutier
Anna Hrstka
Alice Wiebbecke
Louise Salasek
Marshalltown
Bessie Finzen
Buckingham
Emma Placar
Toledo
Overton
National
Vining
MT. Vernon
Marvin Broker
Lisbon
Clifford Wells
Reno
Nev
Thersa Visek
Cedar Rapids
Joe Nikodim
Loveland
Colo
Irvin
Richard
Morgan’s
Obituary notices and services listed for multiple Iowa towns
Obituary notices list survivors and funeral plans for numerous individuals across Marion Bradenton Eldorado Ma rengo West Union Decorah West Branch Blairstown Dyersville and Blairstown area churches. Details include service times locations and cemeteries with churches and funeral homes named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
William A. Lauer
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Eldorado
Burnham and Wood's
Bessie Nixon
Burnham and Wood
S. Marengo
Eva J. Langlas
Rolla
Genoa Bluff
Marengo
Hoover-Valentine
Nichols Christian Church
Snider's
West Liberty
West Branch
Irvin Francis Lehman
United Methodist Church
Barker's
Decorah
Henry Spilde
Steine’s. Blairstown
Evelyn Heitshusen
T.W. van Beck
Dyersville
Elmer Willenborg
City considers permanent hiring policies unit in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids weighs making the ad hoc hiring policies committee permanent. The group extended its report deadline to two more meetings, aiming to attract minorities and women to city employment, especially in the police force. Continuous recruiting and year round applications are favored to ease bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Canney
Equal Employment Opportunity
Jonnie Cassell
Ed Colton
Police Department
Civil Service Commission
Nordengren
Commission
George Gable
Cedar Rapids man convicted of meter larceny and habitual criminal
Larry J. Tobin, 28, was found guilty by a Linn district court jury of larceny involving more than $20 and of being an habitual criminal after admitting prior convictions for breaking and entering and forgery. Sentencing set for March 23. Tobin accused of stealing two parking meters on Nov 6 in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry J. Tobin
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Tobin
Robert E. Ford
Nancy Wagner
John Schwegler
Jerome McGrane
Elizabeth Young
Linc Alershof
Albert Petsel
James Marion
Bernice Dolash
Earl E. Foley
Robert Fugate
Richard Clark
Norma Martinez
Anthony Komisar
Carter Seeks U S Hiring Reduction
President Carter orders cabinet and agency heads to cut hires by 25 percent until federal payroll ceilings for 1977 78 are set. Appointments to permanent full time posts must be limited to 75 percent of vacancies since March 1. Focus also on foreign policy with meeting on Africa with Gabon president Omar Bongo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Carter
National Security Council
el Hadj Omar Bongo
Gabon
Government study uses Antarctica canned goods decades old
Twenty years ago the government announced that cans preserved for over 40 years in Antarctica's deep freeze would be used in a government study of radioactivity in foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctica
Purse Snatch Suspects Sought After sidewalk assault
Sam Hershberger and his wife witnessed two men snatch a purse from a woman in the 700 block of Eighth Avenue SE. The suspects fled to a car with two others. a police search followed but no charges were filed as the victim could not be located. Police continue hoping the woman will come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hershberger
Eighth Avenue SE
Hershberger
Prison panel urges expansion of parole and industry programs in Iowa
Des Moines officials state the Iowa corrections system is largely effective with a 20 percent recidivism rate and favor expanding parole and probation, boosting prison industry work and victim restitution from inmate pay. They caution on cell sizes and support Fort Madison retention while predicting future inmate population declines after a 1976 peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Riley
Des Moines
Iowa
Henn
Anamosa
City Sewer Funds Okayed
The EPA approved the city’s grant request for the federal share of the third phase of the new sewerage treatment plant. The additional $1q gui was added recently but contracts wait on clear finances, EPA approval, and how user fees will adjust after corn syrup plant shutdowns. Finance Commissioner Hal Schafer will meet advisers next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Blouin
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Hursday
Penick
Ford
Hal Schaefer
Mezvinsky Linked To Ambassadorship And Commissions
Mezvinsky, former Iowa City resident and member of the House Judiciary Committee during Nixon's impeachment move, is discussed as a potential ambassador to CBS diplomacy, with possible seats on the FCC or FTC. He says he is finishing a book titled A Term To Remember about the impeachment era, due in October. He works from a Washington law firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS Television
Marvin Kalb
The
Gazette
Mezvinsky
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Iowa City
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Iowa
Three Charged With Drunk Driving In Separate Incidents
Three persons faced drunken driving charges after separate incidents. Jerome Welk, 32, of 390 Blue Reef Hiawatha, struck a parked car in the 800 block Oak land road NE at 12:02 a.m. Ricky E. Dawes, 23, route 1 Newhall, hit a stopped car driven by Richard Engrav at 11:23 p.m. in the 100 block First avenue SW. Irven S. Wihlfehrt, 58, of 222 Brentwood drive NE, was arrested at 7:50 p.m. in the 900 block Shaver road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Welk
Blue Reef
Hiawatha
Oakland Road
Ricky E. Dawes
Route 1
Newhall
First Avenue
Richard Engrav
Kingswood Lane
Irven S. Wihlfehrt
Brentwood Drive
Shaver Road
Two Treated After Accident Near Highway 151 Intersection
Two persons injured in a traffic mishap near the intersection of highway 151 and Nineteenth street SW just before 1 30 a m Thursday. Gary Svestka 20 of 214 Seventh avenue SW passenger in a vehicle driven by Gary D Neal 117 Tenth avenue SW admitted to Mercy hospital in satisfactory condition Neal treated at Mercy and released Authorities charged Neal with failure to control a motor vehicle after his car struck a road sign and a utility pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 151
Nineteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Gary Svestka
Seventh Avenue
Gary D. Neal
Tenth Avenue
Neal
Mercy
Truman urges Congress to end draft law after month
Thirty years ago President Truman urged Congress to allow the military draft law to expire at the end of the month, signaling a shift in manpower policy and a move toward peacetime structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
Califano Doubtful Of Carter Veto On HEW Budget
Washington reports Secretary Joseph Califano told a House subcommittee he doubts a presidential veto on the HEW budget this year. He outlined a recurring cycle since 1969 where HEW budgets rise, veto threats occur, and Congress often overrides. He asked for a FY 1978 HEW request of 162 billion dollars, with labor budgeting handled separately.
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Washington
UPI
Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
HEW
House
Joseph Califano
Labor Department
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Califano
Flood
Appropriations
Senate
Congress
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Mrs. Jay Atz
Jay Atz
Marion
Bradenton
Fla
Marion High School
Edward Manson
American Legion
First United Methodist Church
Phillips
Rex H., Jr
Chapel of Memories
James L. Hayes
Trinity Church of the Nazarene
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Cedar Memorial
Mike Deupree
Gazette City Hall
Civil Service
Fred Nordengren
City Attorney's Office
Iowellen
Florist
U.S
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
S.E
Aarzae
By N
Cedar Memorial Park
Riley
Fort Madison
Peck’s Flowers
Center Pt. Rd
Lowas
John B. Turner and Son
Turner East
Second Avenue S.E
Turner West
First Avenue West
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