Infant Tague Died After Long Illness in Iowa City
Eight month old Tiffany F. Tague daughter of Kevin R. and Sandra Stoos Tague of Marion died Monday in an Iowa City hospital after a long illness. Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph's Church Marion with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Fund as a memorial.
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Tiffany F. Tague
Kevin R
Sandra Stoos Tague
Hillview Drive
Marion
Iowa City
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Joseph L. Stoos
Norman Tague
Guthrie Center
Joseph M. Stoos
Caroline Sohler
Randolph
Neb
Gilford Phippen
Casey
Gertrude Tague
Nell Corrigan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
David Pepper
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Murdoch Chapel
Mildred A. Bassett
J Ave
Leonard Bassett
North English
Mr. Bassett
Waco
Texas
Christian Church
Terry Sebero
Evansville
Wis
Sally Meroshek
Vera Dennis
George Kinkead
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Marvin J. Rathje
la Mesa
Harriett Maxine Barlow
David
Darrel
Minneapolis
Minn
Marvin E
Norman
Mount Prospect
Donald
San Diego
Sharon Crowningshield
Helen McArtor
Hawthorne
Christ Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Irene A. Haldy
Lost Valley Road
Burton F. Haldy
Haldy
Little Brown
Nashua
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
American Cancer Society
The
Heart Fund
Memorial notices of Iowa deaths listed with service plans
Multiple obituaries from Iowa announce death dates ages and planned viewings. Entries include Hawkeye-Shirley Baumler 31 West Union Zion Lutheran service burial West Union Cemetery. Aug Janssen 82 Newhall visitation at Fellmer’s. Kasal 53 Belle Plaine service. Worden 82 Goettsch’s visitation. Lewis 70 Williamsburg memorial fund. McGillin 58 St Peter’s with Rosary. Duggan 73 St Joseph’s with wake.
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Hawkeye
Shirley Baumler
Zion Lutheran Church
West Union
West Union Cemetery
Milnes
Newhall
August Janssen
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Elberon
Carl E. Kasal
Hrabak’s
Belle Plaine
National
Vining
Clermont
Marjorie Germann
Burnham Wood’s
Anamosa
Florence Worden
Goettsch’s
Williamsburg
Jeanette M. Lewis
M.A. Lewis
First United Presbyterian Church
Uhlmann
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Reiff’s
Letters tied to Colorado ski resort case raise stock fraud claims
Cedar Rapids attorney William Bergman figured as the driving force behind Keystone ski resort near Dillon Colorado and faced plaintiffs in a Linn County case alleging Ralston Purina used fraud to seize minority stockholders. Plaintiffs seek 75 million dollars plus 71 million in punitive damages, alleging misleading stock values and a merger to freeze out investors.
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Cedar Rapids
Keystone
Colorado
Linn District Court
William Bergman
Bergman
Ralston-Purina Company of
St. Louis
Dillon
Colo
Ralston-Purina
Ralston-Purina Company
Ralston- Purina
Man Missing From Cedar Rapids Work Release Center
Cedar Rapids officers searched for Terry Dye, 21, who walked away from the Work Release Center around noon. Dye, serving a 20 year sentence for burglary robbery and carrying a concealed weapon, began serving in October 1974. He reportedly left after being told he might return to the penitentiary. Dye is 5'7.5", 145 pounds with blue eyes. clothing noted as white T shirt and blue jeans.
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Cedar Rapids
Terry Dye
Dye
State Penitentiary
Mike Richmond
Work Release Center
Parking ramp work to hinder traffic near First Avenue
Traffic is set to slow for about 30 days as a crane occupies part of First Avenue during work on the Five Seasons parkade. Traffic Engineer Mel Meyer told city council that left turns will be banned at Fifth Street and parking restricted on both sides of the block to ease congestion.
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First Avenue
Fifth Street
Mel Meyer
Meyer
Arson Ruled In Athens Restaurant Fire
The Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation joined area agencies in probing a Sunday morning blaze at the Athens Restaurant 4002 First Ave NE. Investigators ruled arson as the fire cause, which began about 4 30 a.m. in a stairway from the kitchen to the basement. Officials declined to disclose leads or suspects.
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Iowa
Controversial zoning plan withdrawn near Mount Vernon Road
Hanover-Linn Corp withdraws rezoning application for land near Mount Vernon Road SE and 42nd Street after a county zoning commission vote. The developer will refile after further study, avoiding next week’s supervisors meeting. The Zoning Commission had previously voted 3-2 against recommendation.
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Kmart
Mount Vernon Road
42Nd Street
County Zoning Board
Hanover-Linn Corp
County Board of Supervisors
Linn County Zoning Commission
Five arrests reported in Cedar Rapids police release
Harold Bascom, 44, faces a lascivious acts charge tied to a report by a six year old girl’s parents. Timothy Jones, 30, is charged with second degree burglary for an incident at the Second Hand Store. Jeffrey Wallace, 26, is charged with assault. Bruce Stark, 27, faces concealed weapon and heroin possession charges. Steven Wesbrook, 19, charged with weapons possession and marijuana with another youth after a traffic stop.
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Harold Edward Bascom
Jacelyn Drive
Northwest
Cedar Rapids
Timothy Eugene Jones
Third St. SE
Jones
Jeffrey C. Wallace
Ford Ave. NW
Nancy Mercer
Bruce A. Stark
Fifth Ave. SE
Steven C. Wesbrook
Iris Ave
Wesbrook
Bomb disposal team to parachute onto Oriana amid threat
A three man bomb disposal team departed Lyneham RAF base in a Hercules to reach the Oriana off the Azores after a bomb threat. The liner with 2,400 aboard was searched after a letter was sent to P and O Steam Navigation. Captain Philip Jackson was informed and a ship search was ordered. evacuation plans remained undecided.
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London
Ministry of Defense
Oriana
Azores
Royal Air Force Transport
Lyneham
P & O Steam Navigation Co
Scotland Yard
Philip Jackson
Jackson
Illegal liquor imports cost Iowa millions yearly
Iowa faces an annual loss of about 7.2 million dollars in liquor sales due to illegal imports from neighboring states. Rolland Gallagher notes state and city tax revenues lose up to 700 thousand and 1.9 million respectively as the DPS expands border enforcement to curb illicit booze movement.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department
Rolland Gallagher
General Treasury
Iowa Department of Public Safety
DPS
Elkader Council Bans New Mail Boxes
The Elkader City Council gave first reading to an ordinance prohibiting new mail boxes in the city, not affecting existing boxes. Residents must pick up mail at the post office. The council also approved 2600 dollars for curtains as part of the Opera House restoration.
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Elkader
Inflation pact signals push for productivity gains
The article notes an inflation agreement as a sign that business and labor may follow President Carter’s voluntary anti inflationary program. Food costs loom as a House price guide used by major meat buyers comes under fire. FBI veteran Nick Wultich criticizes the Yellow Sheet for 569 price changes in 25 days, while Lester Norton defends the chart as sound.
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Carter
Nick Wultich
FBI
House Small Business Committee
Provisionel Daily Market Service of
Chicago
Supreme Court inaction on OSHA rules stirs labor debate
The court’s stance on warrantless inspections draws mixed reactions from labor and business leaders. Cecil Qualls of the United Auto Workers warns the ruling could setback labor while supporters say surprise visits protect workers. The decision allows reentry with a warrant after refusal, focusing on reasonable standards rather than probable violations. OSHA rules face continued criticism as agencies promise to target major health and safety issues amid widespread workplace regulation. The court also rules on obscene material standards and elk hunting license fees for non residents.
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Cecil Qualls
United Auto Workers Union
Quad-Cities
Qualls
White
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Montana
NLRB Action In Cedar Rapids Involving Teamsters
NLRB dismissed the CRST complaint after ruling the driver involved was an independent contractor. Darin and Armstrong attorney John Rossi said Teamsters' fee charging has persisted a year while CAST chairman Herald Smith cited a 20 year pattern in Cedar Rapids and accused right to work law violations. NLRB would not confirm whether the injunction targets Local 238 or the plant site. Teamsters officials declined comment. An INRB investigator noted the site worker did not represent Local 238 and the union was unaware of his actions.
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Crst, Inc
Cedar Rapids
CRST
NLRB
John Rossi
Darin and
Armstrong
Teamsters
Herald Smith
CAST
Cable TV election ordered in Iowa City
Judge Osmundson orders Iowa City to set a special election within 20 days on granting a cable franchise to Eastern Iowa Cablevision Inc. The company had sought the earliest possible date after filing on December 20, 1977, while council delays were cited to consult consultants.
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Iowa City
Robert Osmundson
Iowa City City
Eastern Iowa Cablevision Inc
Johnson County
Osmundson
Cars Damaged at Underdahl Chevrolet Buick Inc
Independence police investigate damage to several new and used cars at Underdahl Chevrolet Buick Inc on Highway 150 north. The hit and run occurred Sunday morning between 2 15 and 3 15 a m. Estimated damage is 2500 dollars. An unknown vehicle struck the cars and fled.
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Independence
Underdahl Chevrolet-Buick Inc
Highway 150
Benton pair charged with first degree burglary
Benton County sheriff’s deputies and state agents arrested Merlin Buck Bean, 47, and Lois Bean, 36, at their Vinton area farm five miles north. They are charged with burglary in the first degree for an earlier break in at the Osage city clerk’s home.
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Vinton
Benton County
Springville School Board Plans Two New Staff Openings
Springville Community School District will add a janitorial position for the 1978 79 school year starting August 1. Board secretary Helen Reed resigns effective July 1. Applications for both positions are due by June 7 at the superintendent’s office.
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Springville
Springville Community
Helen Reed
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Oak Shade Cemetery
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Lester Norton
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