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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1979

Page

3

Obituaries Nota for Cedar Rapids area figures and relatives

Deaths reported include H J Hal Foreman 73 of Newport Beach former Des Moines Register circulation manager in Cedar Rapids and cornet player born May 23 1905 in Kearney Nebraska married Sept 2 1928. Also D Edwin Winslow 51 Bethesda Maryland former Cedar Rapids CIA consultant died. Robert Jones 63 Hastings Nebraska ex Cedar Rapids saxophonist and WWII veteran. Evelyn Richards Loren Amspoker Andy and Marie Stejskal profiled with service times and burial plans.

H.J. ‘Hal’ Foreman Newport Beach Calif Cedar Rapids Des Moines Register Kearney Neb Elsie Parson Fort Dodge Little Brown Nashua West Coast Highway Bay D. Edwin Winslow Bethesda Marshalltown Roosevelt High School Coe College CIA Washington Jane Donald Ray Stuart Sherry Lucille Winslow Maryland Robert Jones Hastings Omaha Jess Sayer Nellie Morris Jones Lyle Jones Arvada Colo Arlene Bawrer San Carlos Linwood Cemetery Gordon N. Freeburg Shueyville Turner Chapel East Marie L. Stejskal First St. Sw Solon Joseph Shulista George H. Benda Iowa City Joe Hemet Frank Springville St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church Czech National Cemetery Janeba-Kuba West

Iowa Obituary Notices Chronical Regional Deaths

Multiple notices list deaths and memorial services across Iowa towns. Names include West Union Warren Massman 17 Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery and George W Esterly 64 with services in Independence and Sha kopee Minnesota. Other entries mention Willis M Becker 69 Daryl Potter 62 Lori Lynn Boess 16 and Ralph Dumpman 78 with various church services and burial sites.

West Union Warren Massman Holy Name Catholic Church Burnham-Wood's Knights of Columbus the Rosary Society Mount Calvary Cemetery Burnham-Wood’s Independence George W. Esterly White’s St. Mark’s Catholic Church Shakopee Minn Willis M. Becker Emanual Lutheran Church White's Epworth Raymond P. Feldmann Peosia St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Reiff's Farley Strawberry Point Daryl Potter Strawberry Point Cemetery Roberson’s Arlington Albert Ear Rust Golden Colo Taylorsville Cemetery Hawkeye Lori Lynn Boess Trinity Lutheran Church Hawkeye Cemetery Milnes’ Westgate Ralph Dumpman St. Paul's Lutheran Church Maynard Brandt-Kerns Oelwein

Weather notes and birth notices from week

Wind at 9 mph, direction west. sun up 5 55 and set 8 12. Extend forecast calls for little or no rain Tue Thu with highs in 60s and lows in 40s. May 5 births for Maxwell Lubbock Ferin Mara Neal families noted. Saturday events list gas leak at 3223 First Ave SE and multiple medical emergencies at local streets.

First Ave 11Th St F Ave. NE Second St

Campgrounds at Pinicon Ridge Park Closed by Rain

The Flying Squirrel and Plains campgrounds at Pinicon Ridge Park are closed this weekend due to rising waters from the Wapsi pinicon River. Officials expect reopening next weekend if rain remains absent upstream. Linn County parks overall remain below normal due to a wet cold spring.

Pinicon Ridge Park Wapsipinicon Linn County

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Info

The Cedar Rapids Gazette publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 with carrier rates of 1.20 per week and mail options for 7 issues 5.17 4 weeks 56.00 52 weeks. US territories 80.00 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AM dispatches.

Cedar Rapids The Gazette Company Third Ave Iowa Associated Press

Ten Arrested on Linn County Drunk Driving Charges

Ten persons were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County from Friday night through Saturday evening. Among those charged were Kathleen R. Williams 27 of Iowa City for DUI speeding 49 in a 35 zone and failing to demonstrate financial responsibility and Raymond O. Langham 41 of Marion. The report details Akers 27 of Des Moines who fled traffic stops and resisted arrest, plus eight others including James J. Vanis 17 Central City Darrell A. Harris 20 Lansing Keith E. Olsen 25 Ely Ruth Cochran 66 Park Towne Lane NE Gerald E. Raue 34 Sixth Ave SW and Alice M. Reif 46 Ely. Police also cited a stop sign violation for Reif.

Linn County Kathleen R. Williams Iowa City Glass Edgewood Roads Raymond O. Langham Fairview Marion Mount Vernon Road 19Th Street John D. Akers First Ave Akers First Avenue 10Th Street Second Avenue 13Th Street 14Th Street James J. Vanis Central City Main Street Darrell A. Harris Lansing Prairieburg Keith E. Olsen 50Th St C Street Ronald F. Cooper 21St St 21St Street Alice M. Reif Ely Sixteenth Avenue SW Gerald E. Raue Sixth Ave 10Th Avenue SE Ruth C. Cochran Park Towne Lane

Three Arrested on Weapons Charges in Friday Sweep

Three suspects including two juveniles and an adult were taken into custody during a 75 minute period Friday afternoon. A 15 year old was found with a four inch switchblade at 1 Avenue NW and given to youth authorities. Later a 17 year old was arrested at Noelridge School after a chase for a six inch knife. Joseph P. Styers, 24, was charged with carrying a weapon after a handgun was found on Second Avenue SW.

1 Avenue NW Youth Bureau Clifton Street Noelridge School Joseph P. Styers 31St St. SE Second Avenue Styers

Death notices and burglary report from Cedar Rapids

City briefs report the Friday death of Robert Elkington of St Petersburg Florida husband of former Cedar Rapids Chamber employee Eleanor Pohorsky and brother of Wesley Pohorsky. A burglary on 1516 Sixth Avenue SE netted a piggy bank with 56 dollars in coins and a $250 revolver. Also notes that the Eiffel Tower opened in Paris on this date in 1889.

Robert Elkington St. Petersburg Fla Eleanor Pohorsky Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Elkington Wesley Pohorsky Lowell Spencer Sixth Avenue SE Eiffel Tower Paris

Skoog family hopeful as Annette awakens and improves

After a car crash left Annette Skoog comatose, extensive hospital care, prayers, and community support help her gradually regain speech and movement. Her parents note sudden progress in six weeks, including responding to questions and recognizing people, with therapy planned in Englewood, Colorado.

Nette Annette Mrs. Skoog Regis Dairy Queen First Avenue 33Rd Street Skoogs Skoog Josephine Jeffries Englewood Colo Craig Rehabilitation Hospital

Wastes Pass Through States on Heavily Traveled Route

Nuclear waste shipments from Three Mile Island traveled through Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Wyoming to Washington state with state permission for overloads. Overweight permits served as notification and regulators may seek federal routing rules while ACORN pushes for faster state guidance and two hour notices.

Three Mile Island America Rick Hayden Iowa Hayden UPI Midwest Home Transportation Co Barnwell S.C Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Wyoming Washington State Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Byrd challenges Carter over oil price controls stance

In Des Moines Carter said he would not veto an extension of domestic oil price controls if the measure passes, but warned it would not survive a Senate filibuster. Byrd countered that the Senate would face up to any shift of burden onto Congress and denied linking arms talks to coal plant standards. He kept his vote on the treaty separate and planned further talks with the administration.

Hayden Federal Department of Transportation DOT ACORN Earl McWilliams Iowa Des Moines Carter Senate Congress Byrd

Population reaches six billion by 2015 study warns

Brown argues the 6 billion world population level by 2015 leaves major issues unresolved. The study titled Resource Trends and Population Policy: A Time for Reassessment calls for policy reevaluation and new approaches to resource management and growth.

Brown

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C.R. Weather St. Luke's Steven Maxwell First St David Lubbock Shellsburg Jerry Thomas C. Steve Ferin Underwood Ave David Mara Huxley Lane Michael Neal Edgewood Road Stewart Funeral Home William J. Stewart James F. Stewart Novak Monument CO 14Th Ave Ness Dick Murphy Vinton Mrs. Murphy DEQ John Obr the Gazette Obr McWilliams Brooklyn John E. Lopes 3Rd Ave Cedar Park Pierson Flowershop & Greenhouses. Inc Ellis Blvd
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