Deaths of Sisters and community figures in Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries list Sisters of Charity Sister Mary Nora Lynch 70 at La Salle high school and other Cedar Rapids deaths including Arthur Krug 76 and Mary J. Warner 10:30 a.m. services, with extensive funeral details and charitable gifts noted. The long list names survivors, service times, venues, and burial sites in Illinois and Iowa communities.
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Mary Nora Lynch
LaSalle High School
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Order of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
de Paul University
Loyola, University
Detroit University
Boone, Marcus
Sioux City
Emmetsburg
Rapid City
S.D
Petaluma
Calif
Ill
LaSalle
LaSalle School
James T. Lynch
Birmingham
Mich
Teahen Funeral Home
Arthur J. Krug
J Street
Atkins
Frances Cartwright
Tipton
Krug
Moose Lodge
William Neal
Arlene Krug
Robert Kennedy
Antioch
Doris R. Ramer
Noblesville
Ind
Earl Rammelsberg
Newhall
Walter Krug
Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Sisley Grove
Helen Martha Shields
Ellis Boulevard
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Leonard Shea
Robert Larimer
Rowley
Marvin Larimer
Hiawatha
Gladys Shields
Charles Zisko
Frank Loukota
Martin T. Laughlin
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father Laughlin
Clark Road
Lillian Maxwell
CES
White Shrine
Cedar Falls
Turner Chapel East
Richard Lebeniecher
Oakwood Cemetery
Shellsburg
Turner East
Mary L. Mackey
Third Avenue
Linn County
St. Patrick’s Church
Agnes F. Tresnak
Anton Tresnak
Mr. Tresnak
Tresnak
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Carolyn Rosenberger
Leonard
Paul Tresnak
George Tresnak
Streamwood
Lula Cacek
Hollywood
Fla
Clarence Frana
St. John’s Cemetery
Janeba-Kuba
Marie McClaughry
Twenty-third Street Drive
Robert W. McClaughry
West Branch
McClaughry
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Gethsemane White Shrine of Jerusalem
Eu-Cha-Rest Temple
Daughters of the Nile
Adaline Dauchy
Chapel of Memories
John P. Woods
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital
Warner
Mary J
Terry D. Houser
Pioneer Congregation
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Campbell Cemetery
Jordan
Edna E
Glen Lamb
First Methodist Church of
Marion
Cedar Memorial
Lacy
Hazel Love Ford
Seber
John “Dick
Mt. Calvary
Franklin
James Doyle
First Lutheran Church
Dennis W. Wright
Elkader
Anna Marie Withell
Congregational Church
Witt’s
Solon
Schuyler Zeller
Brosh’s
Oakland
Manchester
Elva Moser
Bohnenkamp’s
Monona
Wilma Gilbert Schlitter
Garden City United Methodist Church
Schultz
Fernette Echard McLaughlin
Rossville
John P. Haag
Decorah
Thomas Anderson
Methodist Church
Reinbeck
Olson-Fjelstul
Levi A. Thorson
Hesper Lutheran Church
Steine’s
Vera D. Schneider
United Methodist Church
Belle Plaine
Laurence Cherveny
George
Presbyterian Church
Haydin’s
Albert B. Cornwell
Shelly’s
Perry Won’t Appeal DePauw Benefits Case
Linn Clerk Kenneth Perry Jr said he will not appeal a Des Moines ruling that Judith DePauw former clerk’s deputy is eligible for unemployment benefits. He sought a third party review to raise misconduct concerns but Williams Jr found no misconduct and noted dismissal occurred earlier.
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Linn
Kenneth Perry, Jr
Des Moines
Judith DePauw
Perry
Job Services of Iowa
DePauw
Colton Proposes Faster Police Hiring Path
Safety Commissioner Ed Colton said he will present a plan to the council to accelerate filling anticipated police vacancies. Fourteen recruits are set to enter the academy next month, with options to add certified applicants from the civil service list to avoid short staffing and reduce interim costs.
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Ed Colton
Colton
Cornell Lecture Speaker Named at Mt Vernon
Dr. Thomas Hughes former state department officer and president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace will speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Maxwell auditorium Cornell college library delivering the Phi Beta Kappa lecture The Fate of Facts in a World of Men The open public event notes his 1960 70 tenure including assistant secretary for intelligence and research 1963 69 and posting as minister and deputy chief of mission at the U S embassy in London.
Correction fixes Regents funding figures in Iowa bill
The Gazette notes an error in yesterday's education funding report. The correct Senate proposed funding for the state board of regents is 174,039,300 dollars, compared with the House figure of 175,126,300 dollars.
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the Gazette
Iowa
State Board of Regents
Iowa Senate
House
Iowa drought sparks concern over subsoil moisture
Farmers from Spencer Corwith and nearby areas warn rain has been scant and subsoil moisture is very poor. Riley Gillette notes trees distress and oats planted. James Mullins remains cautiously optimistic, hoping April brings rain despite recent dry months.
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Iowa
Riley Gillette
Spencer
Gillette
Fog Likely Contributed To Canary Islands Crash
Officials briefed on the Tenerife collision faced questions about ground fog as a factor. Pan Am captain Victor Grubbs survived and blamed fog, while Iberia president Manuel del Prado noted fog but said visibility met standards. Insurance chiefs warned potential payouts could exceed $240 million, a record.
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International Air Transport Assn
Manuel del Prado Y Colon
Iberia
Tain
Pan Am
Cifra
Grubbs
Santa Cruz
Canary Islands
London
Lloyds of London
Brezhnev Vance Talks Open With Optimism and Birthday Greetings
Talks between Brezhnev and Vance last 10 minutes were termed very well by Viktor Sukhodrev. Vance, amid hopes for a comprehensive arms pact before October, told reporters the session was positive and outlined two U.S. proposals while noting human rights may arise in later discussions.
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Viktor Sukhodrev
Brezhnev
Vance
Defense Secretary Approves Upgrading Vietnam Era Discharges
Defense Secretary Harold Brown authorized upgrades for more than 432000 undesIrable and general discharges from Vietnam era service. Each case will be considered individually, with 173000 undesIrable discharges and 259524 general discharges eligible for review. The program does not affect 1903 dishonorable or 28759 bad conduct discharges.
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Washington
Harold Brown
Armed Services
Carter
Pentagon
Ford
Madrid Surrenders to Franco Forces in 1939
On this date 1939 Madrid capitulates to General Franco's nationalist forces ending major hostilities in the capital and shifting momentum in the Spanish Civil War.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
French Premier Resigns as Left Gains Trigger Change
Premier Raymond Barre submitted his resignation to President Valery Giscard D Estaing in Paris. A spokesman said Barre is expected to be reappointed after a cabinet reshuffle following leftist gains in municipal elections earlier this month.
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Paris
Raymond Barre
Valery Giscard D’estaing
Barre
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Arthur Shields
Mrs
Ralph R. Leffler
Crestview Acres
Mr. Leffler
Naperville
Daisy Williams
Leffler
Sanitary District of
University of Michi
Gertrude Mullinex
Gertrude Schlagle Mullinex
Charlie G. Mullinex
Iowa City
Modesto
Garden Grove
Brighton
Mullinex
Rebekah Lodge
Louise White
Costa Mesa
Charles D. Mullinex
Laguna Hills
Oakwood
Glen W. Lamb
First United Methodist Church of
Murdoch Chapel
Camp Good Health
Lucille E. McComas
Donohue’s
Cornell
Mon
James Mullins
Corwith
U.S
United States
Defense
Vision
Avenue Floral & Botanicals
Pierson
16Th Ave
31St St
Mt Vernon Rd
John E. Lopes
3Rd Avenue S.E