Deaths: Brian Tubbs and others. Cedar Rapids
Obituary notices list Brian Tubbs 9 of Cedar Rapids who died Monday in Iowa City after leukemia treatment. Also noted are Mabel Woodward Prairieburg and Elizabeth Aten Galion among others with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Aten
Galion
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Evanston
Ralph Aten
Doris Ekleberry
Tampa
Texas
Carol Cosgrove
Vinton
Virginia Long
Clarksville
Bonnie Aten
Santa Monica
Calif
Susan Packing
Iowa City Electrician Dies After Wire Contact
William Nutt 30 died after touching live wires while working in a wire cage at the University of Iowa dental science building. He was an Iowa City electrician for the university and is survived by his wife Beverly, a daughter and a son, plus parents and siblings. Funeral services set for Thursday at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church with burial at Oakland Cemetery. Memorials to the church organ fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Tubbs
Charles E. Tubbs
Second Avenue
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Catholic Order of Foresters
YMCA
St. Patrick’s School
Emma Hladek
Edward Hladek
Mary Tubbs
Sherrie Tubbs
Dallas
Texas
Kevin
Brush Chapel
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Martin T. Laughlin
Czech National Cemetery
Brian
Prairieburg
Mabel M. Woodward
Robert F. Woodward
Anamosa Hospital
Farm Services
Mabel Devlin
Monti
St. Joseph's
Robert D. Woodward
Roger Opfer
Lewis Devlin
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Thomas Bisenius
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Murdoch
Joseph C. Hojka
Nineteenth Street
Ely
Evelyn Nemecek
Hojka
Culver Motors
McGrath Pontiac
Susanne Hojka
Melissa Rae Trimble
Jack Trimble
Thirty-fifth Street
Marion
Jason Donald Trimble
Donald Berry
John Trimble
Orval Dye
Clyde Satterly
Walter Kramer
Chapel of Memories
Glen Lamb
First United Methodist Church of
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Roy William Andrews
Oakbrook Court
Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids-Hiawatha
Delaware County
Nancy Arlene Smith
Galena, Ill
Alma Lawless
Independence
William Andrews
Jesup
Earl Andrews
Fawcett Funeral Home
Winthrop
Fremont Township
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
University of Iowa
Dental Science
William Nutt
Nutt
Onawa
Beverly Ruzek
Katherine
Jason
Paul Nutt
John
Paula) Robinson
Barbara Carlson
Castana
Curt Hoffman
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
George
Local Briefs Cover Meetings And Small News In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids briefs note a coin club meeting at Peoples Bank West with a John Kelso quiz and a report on the Central States Coin Society convention in Milwaukee. Janine Mealhow and Mike Pena are linked to Mister Perfect Hairstyling. Various ads list hair styling spots, a kitchen special, and a salon. Arnold Volkman hospitalized at Mercy hospital with visitors allowed. Transcendental Meditation sessions at Doctor's Court free to the public. Temple Judah hosts weekly games, Community Council meets at Mercy hospital blue room to plan 1977 78 activities. Tony's Pizza ad and a theft report itemize stolen tools guns and items valued over 400 from a storm cellar.
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Coin Club
Peoples Bank West
John Kelso
Central States Coin Society
Milwaukee
Multicraft Bargaining Splits New Talks Set
The Cedar Rapids area multicraft bargaining group fractured as Teamsters and laborers pulled out amid stalled wage dispute talks. About 1,500 trades workers were off the job, delaying the Five Seasons Civic Center and other projects while bricklayers pursue a tentative Friday meeting and more talks Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Paulson
Allied Construction Interests
Cedar Rapids Area
Paulson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids seeks arbitration ruling on non monetary items after budget
The city filed suit seeking a declaration that under the state public employee bargaining law an arbitrator may rule only on non monetary items after budget certification. The petition also asks that an arbitrator's decision cannot reallocate funds and names three unions as defendants. An arbitration hearing is set for June 7 with AFSCME. no hearing is scheduled for the fire fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Teamsters Local
Local 11
International Assn. of Firefighters
Afscme
American Federation of State
Morgan Dies at 85 Noted World War II Allied General
London AP reports Gen. Sir William Duthie Morgan who accepted Germany’s surrender in Italy at Caserta on April 29, 1945, died last Friday at age 85 per his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Duthie Morgan
Italy
Caserta
Time Grows On 50 Meters
The city council raised parking time at downtown meters from 20 minutes to one hour. Fifty of the 90 meters will be changed within 30 days following a merchants’ request. The cost is nominal and the rate drops to 10 cents for 30 minutes from 5 cents per 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Meyer
Meyer
Carter vows welfare reform and health plan amid tax cut support
President Carter, addressing the United Auto Workers, defends welfare reform and outlines an effort toward a national health insurance plan. He says he will sign the tax cut bill, aims for early legislative proposals on health care, and argues deficits stem from inadequate revenues and high social spending.
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Carter
George McGovern
White House
Los Angeles
Congress
Washington
Croprich
California
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
UAW
Auto Workers
Energy program debated as gasoline tax eyed
Charles Schultze of the Council of Economic Advisers warns a standby gasoline tax could trigger a modest drop in new car sales if consumption targets are missed. A proposed gas guzzler tax with rebates for fuel efficient cars might offset sales declines and shift purchases toward efficient autos. The plan could raise inflation by about 0.4 percent in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
U.S
Schultze
Consumer survey findings on product quality and consumer rights
The study reports 61 percent believe product quality has declined over ten years. 57 percent say guarantees are inadequate and 46 percent think they favor manufacturers. 54 percent find warranties unclear. About 54 percent say media neglect consumer affairs, 6 percent see too much focus, and 44 percent would back a consumer boycott with 13 percent willing to participate actively.
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Mrs
Serena A. Walter
Ninth Street
Ida Grove
Coe College
Trinity Lutheran School
Davenport
St. Paul’s Lutheran School
Fort Wayne
Ind
Miss Walter
Trinity Lutheran Church
D.A. Maas
Homestead
Ruth Walter
Long Beach
Walter Detlefsen
Victor Kamprath
Willis Bredehoff
Honolulu
Hawaii
Fred
Sheboygan
Wis
Carl
Gary
Raymond
South Amana
William
Martin
Westlake
Arthur
Lansing
Mich
St. John’s Cemetery
Turner West
Roy W. Andrews
Korsmo
Maurice E., Jr
Trinity Church of the Nazarene
James Hayes
Eugene Spooner
Janssen
Edward A
Glenn N. Bender
First Congregational Church
Diouhy
Frances
Charles
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
George B. McDill
Hus Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Holmes
Frederick
Turner Chapel West
LeRoy White
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Iowa
Anamosa
Kenneth Sams
Lost
Toledo
Mary E. Levis
Henderson’s
Turner
Garwin
Decorah
Holm Funeral Home
Sigourney
Truman
Cedar Rapids Briefs
Janine Mealhow
Mister Perfect
Mike Pena
Guys & Dolls Hair Styling
1St Ave
Gloria
Sue
Johnny’s
Arnold Volkman
Sixth Street
Mercy Hospital
Doctor’s Court
First Avenue SE
Temple Judah
Lindsay Lane
Bever Ave
32Nd St
Community Council For Prevention of
Tony’s Pizza
John Randall
Central City
Five Seasons Civic Center
By Roland Krekeler
Ratgbin Pauks
Inicee Wee Ewe
Gen. Morgan
Florist
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue
S.E
United Auto Workers Convention
Consumer Survey
Beatty-Bearle
Gregory O. Hapgood
Mgr
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