Deaths across Iowa volumes and memorials listed
Obituary notices detail Howard F. Davis of Marion died in Cedar Rapids after long illness aged 69 born 1909 Indiana wife Emma Armbrecht three daughters and three grandchildren with services at St Pauls Lutheran Marion Cremation by Cedar Memorial plus other memorial notices for Morley Alice F Bennaman Agnes Rose and Almond T Miller and George Koster Oliver Cole Lillian A Sokol with burial and service details across Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories Fellmers and Van Becks and churches in various towns.
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Howard F. Davis
Tower Terrace
Central City
Carolyn Andrick
Littleton
Colo
Kathleen Davis
Reston
Paul Davis
Miami
Fla
Cedar Memorial
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Richard L. Thompson
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Morley
Alice F
Turner Chapel East
Canon D.A. Loferski
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Cedar Valley Heart Association
Bennaman
Agnes Rose
Chapel of Memories
Philip E. Ewaldsen
Noelridge Christian Church
Iowa City
Almond T. Miller
Largo
Ollie United Methodist Church
Donohue’s
Rock Creek Cemetery
Ollie
Williamsburg
George Koster
Mountain View
Calif
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fellmer's
Keystone
Independence
Oliver Cole
White's
Blairstown
Lillian A. Sokol
T.W. van Beck
Four arraigned in U.S. court on firearms and tax cases
Four individuals faced federal magistrate on Friday with three defendants charged in gun sale record violations and one in income tax offenses. Vernon Ellefson, Arthur Weipert, and John Enderlin pleaded not guilty and were released on their own recognizance. Richard Mennenga pleaded not guilty to tax charges claiming owe sums for 1972 and 1974 taxes.
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Vernon V. Ellefson Jr
Mason City
Arthur E. Weipert
Osage
John H. Enderlin
Humboldt
Richard J. Mennenga
Clarksville
Judge sets hearing on possible injunction in labor dispute
A reporting error corrected that U S District Judge Edward J McManus did not issue an injunction. He ordered Teamsters Local 238 to show cause at a June 5 hearing why an injunction should not be issued. The NLRB seeks to enjoin the union over a $47 fee charged to non union driver Cal vin R Swanson delivering material to Cedar Rapids sewage plant construction. The NLRB had three complaints from Swanson CRST Inc and Darin and Armstrong of Detroit. CRST and Darin and Armstrong were dismissed as not directly involved.
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the Gazette
U.S
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Teamsters Local 238
Minneapolis
National Labor Relations Board
Crst Inc
Calvin R. Swanson
Teamsters
Cedar Rapids
NLRB
Swanson
Darin and Armstrong
Detroit
CRST
Darin
Armstrong
Runners Over 40 Make Up Large Share Of US Marathoners
More than 65 000 marathon runners in the United States are over forty, according to The Runner's Handbook, highlighting the age group's prominence in long distance racing.
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New York
UPI
United States
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details Circulation and AP Rights
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists publication details established in 1883, with daily and Sunday editions at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions by carrier and mail are stated, including weekly and yearly rates, and notes AP exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
YMCA capital fund campaign launches with noon rally
Allan Peremsky, special gift chairman, challenged Y workers to reach their $3 million capital fund goal in one month. He announced division leaders and captains at a noon luncheon and urged progress by the Fourth of July to renovate and expand Central Marion Ellis YMCAs and Camp Wapsi er.
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Metropolitan Ymca Capital Fund
Allan Peremsky
Peremsky
Armstrong’s
Central Ymca
Y Mott Room
Central
Marion and Ellis
Camp Wapsier
Suit Over Faulty Door Installation and Injury Claim
In Linn District Court, Mildred and Willis Carney seek 11000 from Crane Siding and Roofing Inc for a late aluminum door installation that allegedly caused snow intrusion into a back entryway, making it slippery and leading to Mr. Carney's December 6 1977 fall and injuries. Mrs. Carney seeks 1000 for nursing and loss of companionship.
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Linn District Court
Mildred
Willis Carney
14Th Ave
Carneys
Carney
Carlton King Filter Lowest in Tar and Nicotine
Washington AP reports FTC findings show 40 percent of brands with 15 mg tar or less, Carlton King Size Filter the lowest at under 0.5 mg tar and 0.05 mg nicotine per cigarette. Players Regular Non Filter highest at 35 mg tar and 2.5 mg nicotine.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Carlton
National Cancer Institute
Benson & Hedges
Bull Durham
Weather and vital statistics notes and notices
The record lists a 11 p.m. wind from the SSW at 6 mph with sunrises and sunsets. It notes no precipitation year ago and a warm extended forecast with chances of thundershowers Monday and Wednesday. It includes numerous May births at Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas, and many marriage licenses and notices in Cedar Rapids, Marion, and neighboring towns.
Hearing reset in Burr case for psychiatric exam
The Linn District Court re set the hearing on Eldon F Burr's request for a psychiatric examination of his wife Theda Burr. Burr is charged with attempted murder by poisoned candy between January and February. A new hearing date is June 14 at 2 p m with Burr free on a 50000 bond posting 10 percent. On this date in 1973 Argentina restored ties with Cuba.
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Eldon F. Burr
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Theda
Burr
Terry Dye Escapes Custody After Court Appearance
A 21 year old man Terry R Dye of 1021 Third Ave SE bolted from a District Courtroom Friday eluding officers in the loop area. Dye had just been arraigned on escape charges after a Thursday capture following a foot chase. he is serving a 20 year term for burglary robbery and concealed weapon convictions.
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Terry R. Dye
Dye
Third Ave. SE
Loop
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines Office Building Faces Heat Complaints
More than 800 employees at the Wallace State Office Building in Des Moines report heat due to a malfunctioning air conditioning system. State officials require nonpaid or vacation time if workers leave. Water circulation fails, temperatures range 65 to 90 degrees as fans and cool clothing appear. Weekend forecast calls for 80s, high humidity, possible thunderstorms.
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Wallace State
Des Moines
Gene Vernon
Jim Young
Missing American Among Dead in Kolwezi Crisis
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports a missing American was among those killed as rebels invaded Kolwezi in Zaire. French and Belgian paratroopers drove them from the city after initial估imates suggested over 200 foreign residents were killed. the toll appears lower than earlier figures.
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Kolwezi
Zaire
Belgians Report Kivang Islands Hostages Unclear After Kolwezi Attack
The casualty list confirms Lonnie Glen, 39, of Yerington Nev, the sole American killed during the rebel occupation. Officials in Brussels say 289 Europeans unaccounted for, with some possibly not in Kolwezi at the time. It remained unclear if rebels took white hostages as they retreated.
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Lonnie Glen
Yerington, Nev
Brussels
Kolwezi
Debate Over Test Ban Thresholds Aims to Preserve Credibility
Proponents argue keeping testing above the three kiloton limit protects credibility if cheating occurs. They say the NPT binds superpowers to halt new weapons while smaller states forego them, and a failed comprehensive test ban could stall efforts to halt spread of nuclear weapons.
Eisenhower parents clash over Adams upgrades in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Eisenhower Elementary closing faces opposition from parent reps who question district plans to spend about 108 thousand dollars on Adams Elementary facilities including a library and counseling suite. They argue savings from closing Eisenhower should not fund near adjacent improvements. The district maintains Adams upgrades address inadequate facilities, not enrollment.
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March
Adams Elementary
Eisenhower
Marvin Maire
Adams
Geri Pettitt
Navajo Drive
Maire
Night of candidate remarks yields limited fireworks
At Washington High School a candidates night drew about 40 attendees with 25 candidates speaking or represented. State Sen. James Redmond pressed Linn County Attorney Gene Kopecky for his eight fold rise in trials and expanded computer use, while Dick Pundt urged stricter accounting and case priority in the county attorney’s office. Es ther Strother represented Mike Blouin in his absence, explaining Blouin’s stance.
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Gene Kopecky
Linn County
Kopecky
Washington High School
Redmond
Robert M.L. Johnson
Dick Pundt
Pundt
Drunk Driving Arrest Charged in Cedar Rapids
Steven Edward Anthony, 25, of 1420 Oakland Road NE, was charged by Cedar Rapids police with drunken driving after a Friday evening stop near 27th Street Drive and Country Club Parkway SE. He also faced a speeding charge.
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Steven Edward Anthony
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
27Th Street
Country Club Parkway
Reasoner to Return as CBS Chief Correspondent
CBS News president Richard Salant announced Harry Reasoner will join CBS Reports as chief correspondent beginning in August. He will co edit the program with Marlene Sanders, who also left ABC after Roone Arledge became news chief last year.
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New York
ABC
Harry Reasoner
CBS
Richard Salant
CBS News
Reasoner
CBS Reports
Marlene Sanders
Roone Arledge
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Y Fund
Carlton King
C.R. Weather
David Orr
Third Ave
David Sopousek
Emmons St
Hiawatha
Terry Bright
Eastern Drive
Vincent Schulte
Norway
St. Luke's
Steven W. Hobbs
15Th St
Roger H. Beau
Fourth Ave
Mark D. Drew
34Th St
Albert L. Siemering
Merle Quick
Sixth St
Allan L. Strother
James A. Handke
Waukon
Louan J. Dunn
Marion
Jeffrey A. Chapin
Dannette L. Schenk
Douglas R. Vogel
LaDonna Lee Dolezal
Robert D. Short
Connie Mae McNabb
Duane E. Poole
Debora A. Morris
Joseph W. Haddy
Mark Daoud
Nicholas D. Spencer
Robyn L. Doyle
Rockne B. O’deen
Ann E. Handorf
Virgil A. Hanson
Holly F. Litton
James P. Dillon
Terry J. Munz
Brian B. Cover
Laurie K. Purdy
Rodger A. Neuhaus
Rebecca L. Sheely
Swisher
Philip D. Dorothy
Cheryl E. Whitney
Stanton C. Campbell
Pamela A. Becker
Lisbon
Leonard T. Schallau
Janet S. Lang
John A. van Cleve
Kristine K. Jones
Velma
David Wassmer
George
Sharon Crawford
Jean M
Joseph J. Turley
Deborah S
Bradley D. Booth
Donatte M
Ronald D. Thatcher
Marcene L
Jerald R. Turner
Yvonne M
John S. Groves
Violet M
Lloyd A. Harris
Linda L
John R. Lahue
Argentina
Cuba
Terry Dye
Ces Department
State Department of Public Instruction
By Mike Deupree
James Redmond
NAACP
J. Phillip Randolph Institute
Republican Women’s Club
Democrat Women’s Club
Esther Strother
Mike Blouin
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