Deaths of local residents listed with services
Obituary notices for Louis W. Cozart 69 of Cedar Rapids and others from the area list long illness deaths. Also named are Frances A. Earsa 84 Fairfax, Thomas Taylor 82 Alburnett, Audrey Henley 55 Mount Vernon, Very Eidsmoe 52 Cedar Rapids, Pauline Tynatishon 72 Davenport, Elizabeth Soule 66 Spring Lake Mich., Adolph R. Kovar 69 Fairfax and multiple funeral details, burial sites, call times, and memorial funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Cozart
High Drive
Hopkinton
Frances A. Earsa
Charles Earsa
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Protivin
Czechoslovakia
United States
Clair Carlson
Cedar Falls
Jerry Hasek
John Earsa
William Earsa
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Robert Cizek
Hala
Thomas Taylor
Alburnett
Springville
Frances Batchelder
Taylor
Linn County Farm Bureau
Antique Car Club of
National Antique Car Club of America
Audrey Henley
Mount Vernon
Mercy Hospital
Henley
Kingsley
Westmar College
University of Iowa
Bert W. Henley
Rembrandt
United Methodist Church
University of Iowa Alumni Association
William T
Stanwood
Donald Oleson
Clifford Perry
LeMars
Mount Vernon United Methodist Church
Thomas Stewart
Cedar Memorial
Morgan Funeral Home
Perrine
Very Eidsmoe
Sherman St
Shirley Eidsmoe
Sioux Falls
S.D
Shirley Baker
Canton
Eidsmoe
Iowa State Teachers College
Ohio State University
Rockwell-Collins
Winner
S.C
Dunlap
Iowa
YMCA
Walnut Hill
Calif
Daniel
Marilynn Eidsmoe
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital Chapel
Don. Murdock
Beresford
Teahen Funeral
Central Ymca
Pauline Tynatishon
Davenport
Lisbon
American Legion Auxiliary No. 26
Western Union
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
Lisbon Cemetery
Halligan-McCabe Funeral Home
Elizabeth Carruthers Soule
Spring Lake
Mich
Robert F. Soule
Coe College
Robert F. Soule Jr
East Lansing
Thomson P
Roosevelt, Minn
Richard C
Grand Forks
Daniel Gleason
Marylinn Soule
Ira T. Carrithers
Winifred M. Carrithers
Omaha
Neb
Sidney Wheat
Rochester
N.Y
James M. Carrithers
Ira T. Carrithers Jr
Council Bluffs
VanZantwick, Bartels, Kammer and Funeral Home
Elizabeth (Carrithers) Soule
Adolph R. Kovar
17Th St
Appleton
Fairfax Area
College Community School District
Frances Nemec
Bee
St. Jude's Catholic Church
Western Bohemian Association
Lyle
Leroy
Columbia
Henry Serbousek
David DeLang
Anton
Cyrill
Nebraska
Charlie
California
Albina Nemec
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
William Arquitt
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Order of Foresters
Arquitt
Teahen Funeral Home
Marion Briefs and Events Advertised for Thursday
City Briefs list Thursday activities at St Josephs Church Hall Marion with open 6 p.m. New grand 7 game and ongoing games. Rose's Candle Niche ad and pawn shop offers loans on diamonds gold. AA group meets Wednesday 8 p.m. at First Trust Bank for recovery talks. Cedar Rapids Community Concerts season tickets info at I E Tower Third Ave entrance with box office hours through Friday.
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St. Joseph's Church Hall
Marion
Adv
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Trust and Savings Bank
First Ave. NE
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
I.E. Tower
Rape Crisis Service 24 Hour Emergency Information
A local rape crisis service offers 24 hour emergency information and referral assistance to rape survivors. Trained counselors provide confidential support and connect callers with medical, legal, and crisis intervention resources.
Records not kept on Vietnam draft evaders deserters
US officials confirm the Immigration and Naturalization Service stopped maintaining records on returning draft evaders and desert ers from the Vietnam era last June. President Carter granted amnesty to over 2,000 evaders and deserters. only 381 returned to the United States from Jan 21, 1977 to the halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vern Jervis
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Carter
United States
Carter, Begin Meet at White House to Break Egyptian Israeli Deadlock
President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin held a surprise White House meeting with Cyrus Vance and senior aides to discuss progress toward a peace treaty. Powell said Israel had positively received American suggestions though many obstacles remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Oval
Regin
White House
Cyrus Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Hamilton Jordan
Powell
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Begin
Iowa Revenue Up 13.3 Percent From Year Ago
Sen. Rolf Craft notes inflation and rising demand for Iowa goods like beef and farm machinery while the state reaps about $23 million in unprojected revenue. Lawmakers discuss tax rebates versus new programs as the higher projection supports current school aid plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolf Craft
Decorah
Senate
Ways-Means Committee
Political class ties between Pope Reid and Jay
In a law school classroom Pope and Reid spar over policy while Jay, a freshman legislator and former Bruner intern, sits in. The trio mix politics and teaching as Pope defends balanced budgeting and cites Reid and Jay as eager, engaged students in a lively political education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Pope
Iowa
U.S
House
Chamber
Charles Bruner
D-Ames
Too many dogs within Cedar Rapids subdivision sparking suit
A southwest Cedar Rapids resident, C Steve Ferrin, sues neighbors Caryl and Noreen Larson over alleged dog violations of a 1971 covenant limiting to one dog per dwelling and prohibiting nuisance. He seeks an injunction and, if denied, unspecified damages for property value loss due to barking and disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Steve Ferrin
Underwood Ave
Linn District Court
Caryl
Noreen Larson
Langdon Ave
Ferrin
GOP fund-raising effort targets debt and growth in Iowa
Iowa Republican Party chair Steve Roberts announced an aggressive and ambitious fundraising push to retire the 1978 campaign debt, reduce it from about 250000 to 210000, and fund long term stability and 1980 campaign planning. The effort aims to meet the party's immediate needs and build a lasting fundraising program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Republican Party
Steve Roberts
Roberts
China Defends Against Vietnam Invasion Focus on Lang Son
China carried out a defensive counterattack against Vietnam after launching an invasion on February 17. Lang Son, a city 90 miles northeast of Hanoi, emerged as a major objective for the 85,000 strong Chinese force.
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Waterway Junction
China
Vietnam
Lang Son
Hanoi
Chinese spellings join AP and UPI in using Pinyin
The Associated Press and United Press International adopt the new official Peking government spelling for most Chinese names and places while retaining the familiar form for American readers. The shift follows China’s decision to adopt Pinyin, a standardized romanization system.
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Associated Press
United Press International
Peking
New transliteration plan keeps traditional spellings in parentheses
Marmaduke adopts the traditional spellings with new Romanized forms to aid American readers. Mainland places like China and Peking retain familiar renderings. well-known figures Mao, Sun, and Chou keep old spellings. Pinyin will not apply to Hong Kong or Taiwan.
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China
Peking
Canton
Shanghai
Tibet
Inner Mongolia
Mao Tse-tung
Sun Yat-sen
Chou En-lai
Hong Kong
Taiwan
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Johnson
Carolyn Ann
Brush Chapel
William Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Attmer Carl Gatrelle
Marshalltown
Veterans Hospital
Charles R. “Russ” Davis
Edgewood Road
Belle Plaine
Henry Ralph Verba
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo
Koszta
Olin
Lucille Smith
Hayden
Parker’s. Atalissa
Mary Stucker
Snider's
West Liberty
Oelwein
Loren Oakley
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Visitation
Brant-Kern’s
Onslow
Arthur Wilcox
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Hayden’s
Wyoming
Clint K. Jackson
T.W. van Beck
Independence
Ronald C. Anderman
White’s
Rose
Siegel
Rape Crisis Service
Westerlin
Mideast
Craft
Roger Halvorson
Monona
Republica Caucus
Republican Caucus
Reid
Dan
GOP
John E. Lopes
3Rd Avenue S.E
Marmaduke
Anderson & Leeming
Pierson’s Flowershop & Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Blvd
Avenue Floral and Botanicals
16Th Ave
S.W