Death notices mix in Cedar Rapids area obituaries
Ada Maud Stoflet 95 of 1703 First Ave SW Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a long illness. Born 1883 in Clay County she taught at several Cedar Rapids area schools and was active in Salem United Methodist Church and local organizations. Other obituaries list Augusta Smith 73, Harry Edward Carlton 82, Joan Patrick Finn 58, and many memorials across towns with services upcoming. Burial details and calling hours listed for Cedar Memorial Cedar Rapids and other area cemeteries.
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Ada Maud Stoflet
First Ave
David A. Stoflet
Cedar Rapids
Clay County
Stoflet
Beck Hawkeye Motor Truck Works
Stoffer
Salem United Methodist Church
Ruth Circle
Gamma Delta
Golden Link
Ywca Board
Mayflower
D.A.R
Augusta Smith
42Nd St
Trezevant
Tenn
Will Smith
Tennessee
Cedar Grove
Lee Ola Anders
Earline Wesley
Detroit
Mich
Dwayne Hutch
Hallard Ray Hutch
Harry Edward Carlton
Clive Drive
Waukon
Colebrook
N.H
Marie Cooper
Allamakee County
Fmclink-Belt Speeder Co
UAW 299
Helen Brosh
Martin
Annandale
Kenneth
Boyd
Eugene
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
William B. Harnish
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Joan Patrick Finn
11Th St
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Cascade
Mary Aschigen
Temple Hill
Finn
Wilson & Co
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Afl-Cio
Cedar Rapids Eagles
Maurice
Longmont
Colo
Mark
Shane
Rebecca Finn
Margarite Frasher
Eleanor Finn
Mabel Fothergill
Des Moines
Gerald
Louis J. Trzil
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Grace Barker
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Red Oak
Fred Barker
Saskatchewan
Canada
Prairies
Chicago
Cornell College
Presbyterian Church
Luther Plattenberger
Martelle
Karl Kettering
Lisbon
Gary Burnett
Rose Hill
Villisca
Ollie R. Kula
Prairieburg
Bessie Holub
Kula
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
J.W. Lattner
Dallas
Texas
Raymond Drexler
Hubert Powers
Delhi
Gertrude Holub
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Thomas Bisenius
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Central City
Rose Elizabeth ‘‘Bess’’ Wilson
Whittier
Marion
James Wilson
Tucson
Ariz
San Diego
Calif
Wilson
Camp Courage
Thomas R. Lawrence
Monticello
John McDonald Hospital
Mildred Patnode
Lawrence
Edward Lawrence
Galen Schoon
Bernice Burris
Linn County
Hillhaven Medicenter
de Arcy’s
Women’s Credit Union
Homer Ray Burris
Brainard
Minn
Clara Dohnalek
Elkhart
Brush Chapel
Czech National Cemetery
Administrative corrections board meets Friday at 10 a.m.
The 6th Judicial District Department of Correctional Services administrative board will convene Friday at 10 a.m. at 1043 Third Ave. SE. Also noted is the death of Theodore Stimpson Daniels, 80, of Manitowish Waters Wis., reported to his son Theodore E. Daniel at 361 Woodland Drive SE. Preschool story hour is set for Tuesday 10:30 to 11 a.m. at the Kenwood branch and Tuesday evening 7 to 7:30 in the Children's Room at the main library.
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The
6Th Judicial District Department of Correctional Services
Third Ave
Theodore E. Daniels
Woodland Drive
Theodore Stimp
Son Daniels
Manitowish Waters
Wis
Kenwood
First Ave. SE
Third Ave. SE
Today’s Birthdays Spotlight Williams Arkin Westmoreland
Playwright Tennessee Williams turns 65. Actor Alan Arkin reaches 45. Retired Army General William Westmoreland is listed at 65 in today’s birthday brief.
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Tennessee Williams
Alan Arkin
William Westmoreland
Demos slam Ray tax rebate plan and indexing talk
Senate Democrats call Gov. Ray s proposed 50 million income tax rebate a gimmick and say it fails to address inflation driven tax bills. They urge permanent indexing and suspend July sales taxes, while Republicans urge study of indexing impact before any long term program.
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Des Moines
Senate
Democrats
Robert Ray
Lowell Jenkins
Montrose
Ray
Jenkins
William Palmer
D-Des Moines
George Kinley
Bert Priebe
D-Algona
Kinley
Des Moines Democrat
Peace Treaty Signing Details and Sinai Withdrawals
Leaders Sadat Begin and Carter finalize a comprehensive peace agreement formalizing Israel’s three year withdrawal from the Sinai, dismantling settlements, and handover of airfields for civilian use. Egypt will recognize Israel with ambassador exchange after ratification, while the United States commits oil supply support and policing aid over 15 years.
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Egypt
Sadat
Begin
Jerusalem
Cairo
Israel
Sinai Desert
United States
Fuel adjustment hike not OK'd in Iowa case
An Iowa Commerce Commission order on Friday did not approve fuel adjustment clause increases tied to the Palo nuclear plant shutdown. The order, limited to a 1976 rate case, provides a customer refund per an agreement with Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. A June hearing on fuel adjustment issues related to the plant shutdown is planned.
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Iona Commerce Commission
Palo
United Press International
Commission
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Commerce Commission
Assault charges in two Cedar Rapids cases
Two Cedar Rapids men were arrested in weekend assaults. James E. O'Deen, 23, was charged with assaulting a woman at his address. John W. Ritchie, 59, faced an intoxication charge and two counts of assault after an incident at the 320 Club Tavern on July 14, 1978, including biting a police officer.
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Cedar Rapids
James E. O’deen
First Ave
John W. Ritchie
34Th St
Allison Hotel
Ritchie
Thought for today from Juvenal on bearing ills
A brief pithy reflection cites Juvenal the ancient Roman lawyer and satirist advising readers to endure their misfortunes without being overwhelmed by them. The quote emphasizes resilience and stoic bearing of personal troubles.
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Juvenal
Arab reaction to Iran Egypt pact sparks embassy siege
Thousands of Iranians protest the Israel Iran accord outside the Egyptian Embassy in Tehran where four staffers are held hostage. Arab leaders plan to meet in Baghdad to censure Sadat and press Saudi Arabia to cut Egyptian aid as Syria and the PLO back a hard line. The Soviet Union and PLO oppose the pact.
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Israel
Iran
PLO
Tehran
Arafat
Khomeini
Baghdad
Sadat
Syria
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Bombings Target Cuban Program Offices and Pharmacy in New Jersey
A bomb plot claimed to target Cuban interests in New Jersey damaged the New Jersey Cuban Program offices in Weehawken and Elmaceen Pharmacia in Union City. Explosions shattered windows and a blast shock was felt across blocks. A caller to AP said the aim was to blow up a plane but not injure people.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Cuban Program
Weehawken
Elmaceen Pharmacia
Union City
Fidel Castro
TWA
Cuba
Investigation ends into C R plane crash at Cedar Rapids Airport
NTSB officials concluded the Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport crash inquiry. The Great Western Airlines cargo twin engine aircraft, leased to Federal Express, killed pilots Ronald A. Miller and Ronald K. Johnson. Weather and slush on runways 31 and 27 contributed to a left drift and loss of control. The wreckage was sent to Great Western after investigation.
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National Transportation and Safety Board
Cedar Rapids
Ronald A. Miller
Florence
Miss
Ronald K. Johnson
Sulfur Springs
Texas
Great Western Airlines
Jack Harrington
NTSB
Washington
Harrington
the Gazette
Edgewood Road
Federal Express
Great Western
Youthful Offender Glade Sentenced In Treasury Check Case
Warren D. Glade 21 of 3303 Oakland Road NE received up to six years in federal custody after pleading guilty to receiving and cashing a stolen Treasury check worth 270 dollars. Indicted Sept 28, he was found guilty under the Youthful Offender Act and committed to the attorney general for treatment and supervision until parole readiness.
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Warren D. Glade
Oakland Road
U.S. District Court
Edward J. McManus
Glade
U.S. Treasury
Department of Parole
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Iowa
Decorah
Merlin K. Engen
Burr Oak Lutheran Church
Burr Oak Cemetery
Stevie’s. Waukon
Eliza Mohwinkle
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Martin's
Jesup
Carl J. Kremer
Golden
St. Athanasius Catholic Church
Parker's
Tama
Roy
Elva) Hamiel
Marshalltown
Mason-Hand’s
Maple Hill Cemetery
Montour
Oelwein
Frank Aiello
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Brant-Kerns
Keystone
Ella Schallau
Fellmer’s. Postville
Melinda Casten
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Schutte’s. Anamosa
Lila Cox Scoggin
San Gabriel
Goettsche’s
Thornburg
Catherine A. Moore
Best's
Edwin A. Fitzsimmons
Goettsch’s
Mounce
Bryan
Center Point
Robert K. Wilcox
Greens Grove Cemetery
R.J. Axen
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Demos Rip Ray
Sinai
Jordan
Assad
Andrei Gromyko
C.R
Pierson’s Flowershop & Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Blvd
N.W
Avenue Floral and Botanicals
16Th Ave
S.W
John B. Turner & Son
Turners East
Second Ave. SE
Turner's West
West
John E. Lopes
3Rd Avenue S.E
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