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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1978

Page

3

Iowa Deaths Notice Highlights Multiple Local Obituaries

Death notices for London-Marie Licht 90 and Ruth G. Meaker 79 list services at Trinity Lutheran Church and burial at local cemeteries with extensive visitations. Myrtle Carlson of Houston aged 80 and Rebekah service details followed by visitation at Sheets and Son Funeral Home and church services. Charles R. Bullcek funeral at Kuba Funeral Home East with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Memorials noted.

London Marie Licht Trinity Lutheran Church Visitation Chapman's Clarence Tipton Ruth G. Meaker Sheets and Son Funeral Home Shawver Cemetery Cedar Bluff Myrtle M. Carlson Houston Tex Tipton Masonic Cemetery Rebekah

Library board approves regional system contracts

Cedar Rapids Public Library Board of Trustees approves two non resident service contracts with East Central Regional Library System serving 10 eastern counties and Linn County Board of Supervisors for full library service to rural Linn County residents. Also backs Friends of the Library van service study and waives three service fees.

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Cedar Rapids Library links extend to Linn County region

The ECRL board extended the Cedar Rapids Public Library services to Linn County residents outside cities. A $57,574 contract funds region wide information, reference, and inter library loan access through June 30, 1979. The Friends of the Library will fund a two year book van pilot to reach communities and events.

Cedar Rapids Public Library ECRL Elizabeth Donnan Donnan Cedar Rapids Linn County Board of Supervisors Friends of the Library H.A Schimberg Friends Thomas Carney

City briefs stealings and events round Linn Hall area

Police report theft of tools valued at 373 from Alvin R Barker at Linn Hall Kirkwood Community College. Chicago Spring Fling set for April 8 9 with Flower Show hotel dinner show brunch shopping. Recovery Group for nervous and former mental patients meets Monday at 1 pm First Christian Church. Railfans meeting Monday 730 pm Peoples Bank Community Room with slides on railroading in Japan and the U S.

Alvin R. Barker Palo Linn Hall Kirkwood Community College Chicago Travel & Transport First Christian Church Third Ave Cedar Rapids

Union Dubuque Packing settle three year contract

Dubuque Packing Co. announced a three year labor contract with the Amalgamated Meat Cutter and Butcher Workmen of North America ending a 16 month strike that included sporadic violence. The deal raises hourly wages by 53 cents from 5.87 to 6.40 and adds pension benefits after three years plus enhanced medical surgical benefits and a cost of living clause with an extra holiday each year.

Omaha UPI Dubuque Packing Co Amalgamated Meat Cutter and Butcher North America Don Strauss

Woman arrested on arson charge tied to court records

Friday Gazette reports a woman was arrested Thursday night on arson charges. Information cited comes from Linn County Courthouse records and the Rockwell City Women’s Reformatory records office, not police department files.

Friday Gazette Linn Women’s Reformatory Rockwell City Police

Warming trend may swell Iowa streams this weekend

The National Weather Service says warm weekend temperatures will drive snowmelt causing several Iowa streams to reach high stages. Some bottomland flooding is expected along the Nishnabotna Nodaway Thompson and other southwest and south central streams while others rise only to bankfull or slightly above. Ice may complicate runoff across eastern and western Iowa with river ice not yet out.

Des Moines Iowa National Weather Service Nishnabotna Nodaway Thompson Skunk River Ames Brighton Oskaloosa Sigourney Cedar Basin Marshalltown Marengo Mason City Shell Rock Finchford Hudson Janesville Cedar River Conesville Wapsipinicon Maquoketa Turkey

Bell accuses Wallop of jeopardizing DOJ probes

Attorney General Griffin Bell accuses Sen Malcolm Wallop of endangering ongoing Justice Department investigations by disclosing confidential information. Bell says the disclosures relate to other investigations and jeopardize the department while Wallop disputes the substance of the allegation.

Washington Griffin Bell Malcolm Wallop R-Wyo Justice Department Wallop Department Senate Judiciary Committee Benjamin Civiletti Bell James Eastland D-Miss Judiciary Committee Civiletti David Marston U.S Philadelphia Rep Daniel Flood D-Pa Department of Justice

Energy center shuts down for routine maintenance

The Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo will be shut for four weeks for scheduled refueling and maintenance. IE owns 70 percent, Central Iowa Power Cooperative 20 percent, and Corn Belt Power Cooperative 10 percent. The plant has operated since 1974 and will be replaced by fossil plants and Mid-Continent Pool imports during the outage.

Duane Arnold Palo Iowa Electric Light and Power Mid- Continent Nuclear Central Iowa Power Cooperative of Marion Corn Belt Power Cooperative of Humboldt

Korean influence probes outline vast payments and inquiries

The article details Park’s selective campaign contributions and large payments to lawmakers, the Senate and House ethics panels preparing public hearings by April 3, and the intertwined roles of Korean officials and U.S. politicians in the Capitol Hill influence inquiry.

Park John Tower Texas Capitol Hill Richard Hanna Dcalif Hanna House Ethics Committee House Park Chung Hee KCIA John McFall D-Calif Melvin Price D-Ill Walter Flowers D-Ala Edward Patten D-N.j McFall Price Patten Flowers House Foreign Affairs Committee Seoul Hancho Kim Friday Korean Central Intelligence Agency

Middle East Tensions Rise With Israeli Actions

Israeli air strikes tank assaults and helicopter landings drive guerrillas from six more Palestinian strongholds in south Lebanon on the third day of fighting. Prince Turki ibn Faisal said Saudi Arabia does not want to destroy Israel. Over 400 House members signed a resolution condemning the PLO for terrorism against Israel.

South Lebanon Turki Ibn Faisal U.S Israel House of Representatives Palestine Liberation Organization

Justice Department eyes full injunction in coal strike fight

Spokesman Mark Sheehan said the government would seek the full Taft Hartley injunction if miners reject the new contract. Judge Robinson criticized government affidavits on national health and safety, noting most were irrelevant to Taft Hartley. UMW chief attorney Harrison Combs said the union would not object to extending the temporary order.

Justice Department Mark Sheehan Robinson Griffin Bell UMW United Mine Workers Harrison Combs

Woman suffers burns in Iowa City mobile home fire

Mary Webb of the Bon-Aire Mobile Home Court was listed in fair condition at University Hospitals after a fire tore through her mobile home Friday morning. Neighbors say Kenneth Kranz pulled Webb from the burning trailer. Fire officials plan to summon a state marshal to determine the blaze’s cause.

Iowa City Mary Webb Bon-Aire

Monticello Man Killed in Solon Area Crash

The Iowa Highway Patrol identified Frank Gorshe, 23, of Monticello as the fatality in a 5 20 a m crash north of Highway 1 half mile south of Solon. His car traveled out of control and was struck broadside by a vehicle driven by 32 year old John Jensen of Solon.

Iowa Highway Patrol Solon Frank Gorshe Monticello Gorshe Highway 1 John Jensen

Ford recalls 285000 Pintos and Bobcats over fuel system risk

Ford Motor Co. announced a recall of 285000 1976 Pintos and Mercury Bobcats due to front bumper failure that could allow a left front side rail to deform inward in a 30 mph crash. The defect risks rupturing fuel lines and pump, causing leakage above federal limits. cars will be modified to absorb more shock.

Detroit UPI Ford Motor Co Ford

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