Deaths of Bruce C Stahle and others in area notices
Bruce C Stahle 53 of Clearwater Fla died Thursday of a heart attack. Former Cedar Rapids resident he ran Val's Ole Fashioned Meat Market in Clearwater since 1967 and previously worked for Rath Packing Co. Survived by wife Val son Mark daughter Kendra four grandsons brother Kenneth sister Shirley Goff. Memorials to American Cancer Society or American Heart Association. Services Monday 10 am at Moss Fort Harrison Chapel Clearwater. Other notices include Arthur L Norton cremation. Anna Hess burial. Jamie Finnell 60 died in DeWitt with services Monday at Range Mortuary Davenport. Lyle Edward Lillis 68 memorial Monday in Blairstown. Ernest Reitz 83 pending at Hayden's. Bessie O Coplin 93 death. obituaries noted with service details.
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Bruce Conrad Stahle
Cedar Rapids
Clearwater
Fla
Solon
Rath Packing Co
Florida
Val
Congregational Church
St. Petersburg
Clearwater Country Club
Clearwater Beach
Sertoma Club
Mark
Belle Aire
Kendra Boggess
Princeton
W. Va
Kenneth
Shirley Goff
Moss Fort Harrison Chapel
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Jamie Finnell
DeWitt
Missouri
Des Moines
Gene Finnell
Davenport
Elaine Urbik
Fairfax
Nancy Schoeben
Hiawatha
Raymond Mauer
Mobile
Ala
Claudine Naven
Fort Dodge
Helen Tyler
Minnie Cave
Range Mortuary
Shrine Hospitals
Blairstown
Lyle Edward Lillis
Presbyterian Church
van Beck’s
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo
Wyoming
Ernest Reitz
Hayden’s
Last-minute trial bid fails Inger drawn 10 year term
Mark A. Inger 18 received up to ten years in prison for voluntary manslaughter and five years probation on a second degree burglary count after a defense bid for a new trial failed. District Judge William Eads rejected the defense motion and noted Inger showed little remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inger
Mark A. Inger
Linn
William Eads
Eads
Neve
Estate seeks 250000 from bars over youth death
The estate of 19 year old Thomas W. McCleland files in Linn District Court a 250000 suit against Dean Russell Becker dba Newhall Bowhum and Wallace and Eris Eckstein dba Wallys Tap and Grill for serving alcohol to Stephen Becker of Atkins leading to a crash on December 14 1977 south of Newhall. Car owner Charles R. Alexander Jr. of Cedar Rapids is named as a defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
Thomas W. McCleland
Linn District Court
Dean Russell Becker
Newhall Bowhum
Wallace
Eris Eckstein
Wally
Iowa Gas Use Drops 1 Percent in 1978
The Iowa Commerce Commission reports 1978 natural gas consumption fell 1 percent from 1977, marking the fourth straight annual decline. Residential use rose 6.7 percent and firm service rose 2.41 percent while interruptible and other categories fell. Iowa Southern Utilities led gains, Peoples Division of Northern Natural Gas Co. led losses, with total consumption at 256.797 billion cubic feet versus 259.4 in 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Iowa Southern Utilities
Peoples Division of Northern Natural Gas Co
Hopkinton Man Shot in the Neck
Hopkinton resident Hopkinton 25 year old Hopkinton David Osterkamp was shot in the neck and listed in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids. Police reported a second unnamed person detained in Delaware County Jail as the shooting was investigated by the sheriff's department with few details released. Osterkamp arrived by ambulance at 8 09 p m and underwent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
David Osterkamp
Mercy
Osterkamp
National Guard expands bonuses and education aid
The Army National Guard broadens its financial and educational benefit programs to all 86 units. Enlistees with no prior service may receive a $1,500 cash bonus over four years for a six year hitch, while six year enlistees get $2,000 over four years for college costs including tuition room and board books.
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DES Moines
Iowa Army National Guard
Army Guard
Robert Ray
Vital Statistics and Local Notices Summary
Weather data shows NW wind at 17 mph and no precipitation last year. Extended forecast calls for rain or snow Monday and Wednesday with highs in 30s to 50s and lows in the 20s to 30s. Births list at St. Luke's includes Marilyn Joyce born March 8, and multiple families reporting daughters and sons. Multiple Cedar Rapids Marion and Central City marriage licenses issued. Police logs report fuel oil leak at Fifth Street and First Avenue NW, medical emergency at 259 Drinkward Street NW, and smoke detector fumes at 350 First Avenue NE.
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St. Luke's
Fifth Street
First Avenue NW
Drinkward St
First Ave
New Dallas Police Center Adopts 44 Button Console System
Dallas police adopt a new communications center standard with 44 solid state pushbuttons per console guiding 10 consoles. Honeywell helped supply the buttons enabling rapid, quiet, multi unit coordination including mobiles and helicopters. An on duty officer may know as much about a stopped car as neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Honeywell
City Briefs Highlight Iowa Society to Prevent Blindness Election
Mrs. Reid Motley of 1920 Fifth Ave SE was elected Friday to the board of the Iowa Society to Prevent Blindness during the annual Des Moines meeting. A recovery-group for nervous and former mental patients meets Tuesday at 9:30 p.m. in the Cherry Room of Peoples Church, 600 Third Ave SE. Open to the public. Open house at Foundation II runaway shelter, 1627 First Ave SE, Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. tour invited.
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Reid Motley
Fifth Ave
The
Iowa Society To Prevent
Des Moines
Peoples Church
Third Ave
New Foundation II
First Ave
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pricing and Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 prints daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class mail, subscription rates listed. annual and multi week options noted. AP retains exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Texas Tornadoes Kill Five in 1973 on This Date
On this date in 1973 a string of tornadoes and heavy rain struck Texas killing five people and damaging or destroying hundreds of homes across eight cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Oil prices rise as stations close and flights thin in fuel crisis
Gasoline pump prices rise and several stations close while airlines cut flights amid a jet fuel shortage. Delta cancels 10 Chicago flights from 1,600 daily segments. United trims about eight daily flights with weekend cuts. Eastern reports 288 daily flights. Interior Secretary Andrus proposes 26 offshore oil lease sales through 1985 expanding Alaska exploration and Atlantic and northern California leasing. Energy Department backs aggressive solar development. President Carter seeks $535 million for solar and biomass in FY 1980. Solar could meet 10 percent of U S energy needs by 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Delta Airlines
Chicago
Delta
United Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Miami
Interior Department
Alaska
Atlantic
California
Energy Department
Senate Energy Research Subcommittee
John Deutch
Carter
Congress
U.S
Deutch
Iowa lawmakers push new energy options and coal tests
Iowa legislators discuss cutting power peaks with on farm alcohol plants and new energy research. They consider coal emission standards review, water storage for plants, hydroelectric use, forest land leverage, tax incentives, solar rights, and ongoing ISU coal research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smalley
James West
R-State Center
Ways and Means Committee
Iowa
Halvorson
ISU
Government weighs prior restraint in atomic article case
U S attorney and defense counsel clash over a magazine piece on hydrogen bomb data. The government argues the article leaks restricted data from nine atomic materials tours, while defense says the writer gathered information through government approved visits and did not inspect restricted files. The case hinges on whether publication should be halted before final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcyon
Bob” la Follette
Warren
Frank Turkheimer
U.S
Western District
Pentagon
Earl Munson
Moreland
Energy Department
Munson
Turkheimer
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Norton
Arthur L
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Mausoleum
Hess
Anna
Immaculate Conception
William P. Leonard
St. John’s
Stewart Funeral Home
Legion of Mary
Parish
St. Margaret’s Circle
Bessie O. Coplin
Hebron
Ind
Teahen Funeral Home
Vanessa Shelton
Gazette
Marion Learning Center
Nancy Humbles
Linn- Mar High School
Pamela McLeod
McLeod
Humbles
Jane Anderson
University of Iowa
Robert A. Neve
32Nd Street
Oakland Road
Sally Wooldridge
Linn Department of Correctional Services
Wooldridge
Thomas Peffer
William Olinger
Mark Inger
National Guard
Marilyn Joyce
16Th Ave
Charles Anderson
Center Point
Patty R. Hotz
Park Towne Lane
Robert Carpenter
Central City
Darrell Smith
G Ave
George A. Jakir
Sharon L. Finley
Kevin J. Rife
Gina M. Kopaitich
Darrell E. Polton
Paula K. Crummer
Barnie Calef
Wendy L. Carter
Felipe S. Penza Jr
Karen D. Mason
Gary R. McCaughey
Cheri E. Heap
Ottumwa
Jimmy P. Burrell
Wilma E. Johnson
James R. Berndsen
Debra A. Jackson
C.R. Weather
Rich
8Th Ave. SE
John E. 7
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Florist
Cecil Andrus
Friday
Evans
Iowa State University
Laverne Schroeder
R-Mcclelland
Commerce Committee
Doug Smalley
R-Des Moines
Natural Resources Committee
Palo
India
Israel
South Africa
Cedar Park
Pierson
Flowershop & Greenhouses. Inc
Ellis Blvd
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