Deaths Dalton Kellogg 66 at Cedar Rapids hospital
Obituaries list Dalton A Kellogg of 806 D Ave NW who died after a sudden illness in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born July 11, 1913, he worked 32 years at Quaker Oats before retirement. Survived by wife Helen Hanson, sister Josie Bauman, brothers Jack and Vern, son Michael, stepchildren and eight grandchildren. Services Monday 1 pm at Turner Chapel West. Burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call after noon Sunday.
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Dalton A. ‘Kelly’’ Kellogg
D Ave
Cedar Rapids
Littleport
Helen Hanson
Missouri
Quaker Oats
Josie Bauman
Waterloo
Jack
Clayton Center
Vern
Lamont
Michael
Keith Alman
Schaumberg, Ill
Alicia Seaton
Great Falls
Mont
Linda Steggall
Dallas
Texas
Turner Chapel West
Don Caspers
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Anna B. Dulin
Rock Island
Ill
Moline
Ernest E. Lambertsen
Frank M. Dulin
First Lutheran Church
Keeneagers
Order of Eastern Star
American Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
Kermit H. Schroder
George W. Carlson
Linwood Cemetery
Larson Funeral Home
Memorial services and burials listed for multiple individuals
Martin Raymond G. funeral 11 a.m. Saturday Linn Grove Presbyterian Church with burial at Springville Cemetery. Calling hours today after 4 p.m. at Murdoch Funeral Home Springville and at church after 10 a.m. Saturday. Christy Robert funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday Urbana Memorial Cemetery with calling at Murdoch Chapel Center Point. Schmidt Lowell V. funeral 9:30 a.m. Saturday St Patrick’s Catholic Church with military graveside at St John’s Independence. Rosary at 7 p.m. by Knights of Columbus and M C O F. prayer service 7:30 p.m.. visiting at Teahen Funeral Home until 9 p.m.
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Anamosa
Carrie E. Dreibelbis
Goettsch’s
Scott’s Grove
Cascade
Robert J. Martin
Cascade Community Presbyterian Church
Devaney-Reiff's
Manchester
Kenneth G. Dunlap
Shelly’s
Oakland Cemetery
North Liberty
Agnes Wolters
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Hills
St. Stanislaus Cemetery
George L. Gay
Emma Duvel
Salem United Church of Christ
Friends
Martin's
Iowa City
Dolores
George L. Gay’s
Mercy Hospital Foundation
Martin
Raymond G
Linn Grove Presbyterian Church
Steve Parker
Springville
Murdoch Funeral Home
Christy
Robert
Urbana Memorial Cemetery
Murdoch
Center Point
Tax rates derived for 1980-81 budgets by local governments
Governmental bodies calculate tax rates per thousand by dividing total tax askings by total assessed property value and multiplying by one thousand. The resulting figures determine proposed property tax rates for the 1980-81 fiscal year budgets.
Tax Budgets and Property Tax Rates for 1980 81
The article explains that a higher total budget does not always mean higher property taxes. The key is the tax askings figure the portion to be raised from property taxes. Usually higher requests lead to increased tax rates per $1 000. Tax bills are due in October 1980 and April 1981, with Linn County collecting and distributing receipts to city and school districts.
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Linn County
Rail acquisition fight shapes Rock Island switchweek
Iowa officials hear Kansas City Southern and North Western bids to run Rock Island lines. Shippers doubt North Western’s ability while KC Southern seeks state aid, opposing ICC interim arrangements. North Western argues it requires no state funds.
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Kansas City Southern
North Western
Iowa
Des Moines
Ames
Iowa Department of Transportation
Key Rock
Cedar Rapids
Jim McDonald
The
McDonald
ICC
Carter Budget Plan Faces Liberal Criticism and Postal Push
The budget plan cuts defense and ends Saturday mail, with broad support from the Carter administration and congressional leaders. Critics say the cuts hit the poor harder while sparing the wealthy, and Rep. Stokes vows all 17 Black Caucus members will oppose it. The panel backed $836 million in savings including ending Saturday delivery and cutting bulk mail subsidies, while preserving key aid to workers and the handicapped.
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Carter
Stephen Solarz
D-N.y
Ing
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Congressional Black Caucus
Giaimo
U.S
Millen Seeks Re election Amid Tax Credit Dispute
Millen, 60, faced fourth degree and fifth degree charges with penalties up to one year in jail and 1000 dollars fine. He announced a fall bid for re election despite tax dispute. Polk County was ordered to repay 195 dollars for duplicate tax credits after the Department of Revenue and Board of Tax Review ruling.
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Millen
Department of Revenue
Polk County
State Board of Tax Review
Damages to Iowan in swine flu case
Waterloo woman receives 32000 from the U S government in what may be the first Iowa payment for injuries linked to a 1976 swine flu shot. Eugenia M. OConnor 43 claimed Guillain Barre syndrome from the vaccination, was hospitalized for paralysis, and missed work. she sought 250000 but settled for 32000 with Justice Department officials in December.
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Waterloo
U.S
Eugenia M. O’connor
Cedar Rapids
Justice Department
Washington
Charles Mattson
Mattson
Iowa
Weather Summary and Storm Reports Across Regions
At 11 a.m. wind NW 23 mph. Temperatures ranged from 41 high to 36 low with no precipitation reported. Frontal systems bring rain and snow across the East and West with three tornadoes in central Georgia and heavy rainfall toward the Carolinas. Snow and wind warnings persist in Wyoming and Colorado mountains.
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Greenville
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Lexington
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Houghton Lake
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Reno
Nev
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Utah
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Idaho
Ely
Wyoming
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Births in Mercy area mark multiple newborns
Vital statistics list births on March 20 including a son for Ann and Kenneth Opatz of Lisbon and sons or daughters for Judith Cromer Robin Derlein Gloria Tilson Jonnie Lange Vicki Kristan Valerie Halbach Carmen Hopkins Bonnie Nissen Esther Strong plus several Cedar Rapids Marion spouses. Medical emergencies appear later at Johnson Ave NW Hillside Drive NW 19th St SE Williams Blvd SW with times.
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Judith
Daniel Cromer
Lth
Robin
Jeff Derlein
Edgewood Road
Gloria
Michael Tilson
Ninth St. NW
Jonnie
Royce Lange
Bowling St
Vicki
William Kristan
Hinkley Ave
Valerie
Chael Halbach
Sixth St
Carmen
John Gilbertson
35Th St
Marion
Tami
Michael Hopkins
Bonnie
Robert Nissen
Central City
Esther
Billy Strong
Vinton
Hillside Drive
19Th St
Williams Blvd
West German leader hints at Olympic boycott over Afghanistan
The text reports Chancellor Helmut Schmidt signaling a possible West German Olympic boycott if Afghanistan’s war continues. Carter urged a boycott of the Moscow Games, with USOC weighing official participation as US officials note privately growing support from other nations. A May 24 deadline looms for the USOC decision on sending American athletes to Moscow.
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Davenport
Carter
Afghanistan
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
United States
U.S
USOC
Moscow
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Detail
The 1883 Cedar Rapids Gazette lists The Goretse Company as publisher and provides daily editions plus Sunday issues. Rates include $1.40 per week by carrier, $6.82 for four weeks, $73.12 for 12 weeks, and $110.00 for 52 weeks. Some regions are excluded from main subscriptions. The Associated Press owns republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Goretse Company
Syoney Gr
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Iowa lawmakers and governor discuss economic problems
Legislative leaders and Gov. Robert D. Ray met to map responses to Iowa’s economic issues amid budget uncertainty. They plan to reconvene after gathering more data, with debates over operating budgets versus discretionary “frills” continuing, and Democrats pushing for more deliberation on appropriations.
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Des Moines
Iowa General Assembly
Robert D. Ray
Ray
Iowa
House
Roger Halvorson
R-Monona
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
Avenson
Halvorson
Sig
General Assembly
Senate
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