Deaths: Marian O Boots 68 Stuart Florida former Cedar Rapids resident
Marian O Koons Boots 68 of Stuart Florida and former Cedar Rapids resident died Thursday after a brief illness. Born August 11 1911 in Middletown Pennsylvania she married Harold Boots July 4 1943 in Koshkonong Missouri. Survivors include brother John F Koons and sister Mrs Eugene Lynch. Services Monday 1 p.m. Turner Chapel East with Rev Don Caspers. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday noon to 12 45 p.m. at Turner Chapel East. Casket not opened after service.
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Marian O. Koons Boots
Stuart, Fla
Cedar Rapids
Stuart
Middletown
Penn
Harold Boots
Koshkonong
Boots
Manchester
Stuart, A
Manchester Order of Eastern Star
John F. Koons
Eugene Lynch
Turner Chapel East
Don Caspers
Linwood Cemetery
Memorial Services for Kelly and Landgren Today
Memorial services for Kelly sister Mary Claudia at 10 30 a m today in Sacred Heart Convent Chapel officiated by Rev David Remy burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery Teahen Funeral Home handling arrangements also Knute Alex Landgren to be honored at 2 p m today at Janeba Kul Funeral Home West officiated by Rev Robert W Cizek with burial at St Johns Cemetery
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Kelly
Mary Claudia
Sacred Heart Convent Chapel
David Remy
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Deaths in Iowa: Ralston Hall and Bakkum with service details
Independence reports 74 year old Glen R. Ralston and 57 year old May Hall pending at White's and Waukon respectively. Orville R. Bakkum, 56, funeral set Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Old West Paint Creek Lutheran Church. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at Martin's.
Carter plan draws sharp national criticism in Congress
Washington AP reports President Carter faces strong opposition in Congress and from rival Democrats over his economic program. Critics target the oil import tax and spending cuts while some lawmakers pledge support for a balanced budget. Notable voices include Kennedy, Muskie, Tower, Reagan, and others.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Edmund S&. Muskie
Maine
Senate Budget Committee
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
John Gunther
U.S. Conference of Mayors
William V. Roth Jr
House
Jim Wright
Texas
Wright
John Dingell
D-Mich
Ee Committee
Cuba offers asylum to Dominican Embassy guerrillas
Cuba has proposed political asylum for leftist guerrillas holding 20 diplomats in the Dominican Embassy in Bogotá to resolve the 38 day siege. No immediate acceptance. hostages include Papal Nuncio Angelo Acerbi and U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio. Negotiations previously stalled over demands for release of leftists and a $50 million ransom.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Angelo Acerbi
U.S
Diego Asencio
Francisco Ravelo
Julio Cesar Turbay
Cuba
City Briefs St Pius Game Event Details
City briefs note a St Pius game set for Monday March 17 with doors at 4 30. Event offers maximum or regular games, free treats, free covepll, and five prize drawings.
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St. Pius
Iowa lawmakers react to Carter budget plan
Iowa politicians dissect the federal budget proposal. Senator Roger Jepsen says a dated spending limit is needed and inflation fears fuel consumer behavior. Rep. Jim Leach calls the plan late and insufficient, while Grassley credits Carter with starting spending cuts before his budget.
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Iowa
Ray
Roger Jepsen
Riowa
Carter
Jim Leach
Charles Grassley
Federal Reserve urges restrained growth in bank lending
The Federal Reserve directs banks to voluntary limits on commercial loan growth. Growth should not generally exceed 6 to 9 percent, with variation by banks and regions. The board will monitor commercial paper markets and finance companies and require monthly or quarterly loan reports from program lenders.
Four arrested in Linn County drunken driving charges
Four persons were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County late Thursday and early Friday. William J. Jahnes, 31, was arrested at 11:50 p.m. in front of 2740 Sixth St. SW and charged with disobeying a traffic officer. Michael A. McNair, 20, was arrested at 11:55 p.m. in Marion on Ninth Street. Roy A. Hafferty, 25, was arrested at 2:10 a.m. on Center Point Road NE and speeding. David M. Young, 21, was arrested at Center Point Road and Robins Road and charged with speeding. 20 years ago police arrested 400 Negroes during a demonstration in Orangeburg South Carolina.
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Linn County
William J. Jahnes
33Rd Ave
Sixth St
Michael A. McNair
13Th St
Marion
Ninth Street
Roy A. Hafferty
N Ave
Center Point Road
David M. Young
Urbana
Robins Road
Four Iowa crashes leave four dead in double fatalities
Franklin County authorities report two separate Friday crashes near Hampton and Osage killed four people. Lena Phillips 76 of Hampton and Darlene Johanson died in a rear-end collision on Iowa Highway 3 west of Hampton. John Robertson 36 of Fort Wayne Indiana drove the truck. In Osage a head-on crash on Iowa Highway 9 killed 3-year-old Jason Peterson and fatally injured his mother Diana Decklever 20 of Osage. Werner Fenrich 52 of Grove City Minnesota had minor injuries. The fatalities marked Mitchell County's first traffic deaths of the year.
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Jason Peterson
Diana Decklever
Osage
Decklever
Iowa
Dole Withdraws From Republican Presidential Race
Sen. Bob Dole formally quits the Republican presidential bid saying it was a long shot worth the effort. He cited time money and organization constraints and noted campaign work in Washington delayed by windfall oil tax talks. He did not endorse any remaining contenders but backed Ford as the most qualified among them.
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Robert H. Michel
R-Ill
House
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
House Banking Committee
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
Dole
Town
New Hampshire
Washington
Detroit
Hiawatha
Kan
Gerald Ford
Anderson keeps loyalty stance as Ford weighs race
Rep. John Anderson refused to endorse any GOP nominee saying he will reserve judgment until after the primaries. Ronald Reagan attacked him for not backing a candidate, while Ford lingered at his California home weighing a late entry into the White House race.
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Rep
John Anderson
Edward M. Kennedy
Chicago
Anderson
Belleville
GOP
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Gerald R. Ford
California
White House
Government opens ban effort on two weed killers
Washington AP says the government launches a likely two year drive to ban most uses of the herbicides 2,4,5-T and Silvex linked to Agent Orange. Dow challenges the science while EPA argues the March 1979 suspension was correct. The case moves to EPA Administrator Castle for final ruling, with possible court appeals.
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Washington
Dow Chemical Co
Environmental Protection Agency
Edward B. Finch
Finch
EPA
Vietnam
Dow
Douglas Castle
Alsea
Ore
Iowa Foster Children Get Federal Energy Help
More than 122000 in federal energy funds were given to 450 Iowa foster care children to ease heating costs. Iowa officials debate allocating the money to schooling toys stereos or heating bills while federal offices say sorting among recipients is too time consuming and costly.
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DES Moines
Iowa
John Stralow
Robert Tyson
Foster
Weather Report and Extended Forecast Briefing
A weather summary notes a Friday high around 45 with midnight observations, near-normal March totals, and a total March precipitation around 2 inches. Winds SE at 7 mph, barometer steady, and humidity midnight readings. Extended outlook: showers possible Monday, colder with possible rain or snow in the east Tuesday, partly cloudy Wednesday with highs in the 40s to 50s. A deep winter storm lingers over the Maine coast affecting New England and up to New York with 6 to 12 inches in eastern New York and 6 to 8 inches in northern New Hampshire.
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Maine
North Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Northwest
Pacific
Rockies
Grangeville
Idaho
Washington
United States
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Westhern
Utah
Births at Mercy and Iowa City Notices
Birth announcements for Suzanne and James Overman a daughter at Mercy on March 14 Harriet and Alfred Cassell a son at Mercy James Chapman a son Joan and Jeffrey Eidel a son Patricia and Ronald Phelps a son Debra and William Wood a son Susan and Fred Seiler a daughter plus a daughter born to Mary and Ronald Volesky Coralville on March 3 Grandparents listed and times and locations for related medical and fire incidents at local addresses with brief incident notes
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Mercy
Suzanne
James Overman
13Th Ave. SE
Harriet
Alfred Cassell
K St
Bonnie
James Chapman
I Ave
Joan
Jeffrey Eidel
Eastview Ave
Marion
Patricia
Ronald Phelps
van Horne
Debra
William Wood
Vinton
Susan
Fred Seiler
Carriage Drive
Iowa City
Mary
Ronald L. Volesky
Coralville
Lawrence Volesky
Cedar Rapids
James Holland
Oxford
CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE POSTAGE NOTICE SUMMARY
The fragment mentions postage rates and a local postal matter in Cedar Rapids. Named individuals or organizations are unclear due to the broken text. The notice likely references a city post office issue and related timing without specific dates or actions.
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Capitol Hill
John Tower
Rowa
Jepsen
Leach
Grassley
Federal Reserve
Orangeburg
S.C
Ford
Associated Press
C.R. Weather
St. Luke's
12Th Ave
Hair Singer
Wilson Foods
Mount Vernon Road
Wall
THE
Apendeat Retail Lariat
3Rd Ave
Pierson’s
Favorsog
Irene
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