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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1976

Page

3

Clara Zalesky Dies. Cedar Rapids Native Had Lived In Florida

Clara B. Zalesky 86 formerly of Cedar Rapids died Monday in Sanford Florida where she moved in 1961 She was born November 22 1889 in Cedar Rapids and married Charles B Zalesky September 15 1910 in Cedar Rapids She was a life member of the Cedar chapter of Eastern Star and a member of the First Baptist Church Surviving besides her husband are a sister Grayce Lamson Sanford Florida Services will be held in Orlando Florida Thursday

Clara B. Zalesky Cedar Rapids Sanford Fla Charles B. Zalesky Frank V. Podzimek Eleventh Street Rose Pulkrab Hanford American Legion Post Woodmen of the World Iowa Manufacturing Co Edward C Santa Barbara Calif Frank T Blanche Havlik Teahen Martin T. Laughlin American Legion Post Father Laughlin Teahen Chapel Marion Moody Leroy F. Moody Twelfth Avenue SE Brookfield Donald Floyd Akers Edward Harley Akers Los Angeles Doris Akers Columbus Ohio Bernice Tillman Springfield Mass Nellie Bright Turner Chapel East

Obituaries Set For Murder Victim Wanda Morrow

Memorial services are planned for Wanda Jean Morrow 14 of 2533 Indiana St SW Cedar Rapids found murdered in Arizona on Sept 6 1976. Born Sept 8 1961 she attended Wilson Junior High and planned to enroll at Jefferson. Surviving mother Nancy Morrow father Weldon Morrow sister Tammy brother Bart Chrisman grandparents and great grandparents listed. Cremation held. services at Chapel of Memories 1 p.m. Saturday. Memorial funds established.

Wanda Jean Morrow Indiana Street Cedar Rapids Arizona Wilson Jefferson First Church of the Nazarene Nancy K. Morrow Weldon E. Morrow Tammy Bart Chrisman Floyd K. Goodall Marion Ruby C. Kamberling Fairfield Bay Ark Vera Akers Ruby Young Chapel of Memories Hardy J. Powers Cedar Memorial

California man’s found world war era treasures pile up

Retired California man Cal Waldroop counts luck as he finds a 198 year old South Carolina note in a lamp base, a diamond ring, and a War of 1812 drafting set. Valuations total several hundred thousand dollars with a planned auction of the note and interest from the Smithsonian. He plans to show his wife Eldora the country’s beauty on retirement travels.

Sacramento Calif Cal Waldroop Waldroop South Carolina Waldropp Fantabulous Smithsonian Tion Eldora Department of Motor Vehicles

Lynn M Dehaan Arrested On Forgery Charge

Police arrested 26 year old Lynn M Dehaan of 505 Fifth Street SE on a forgery charge. She was taken into custody at 7 p m Tuesday with bond set at $10 000. Police provided no additional information about the arrest.

Lynn M. Dehaan 505 Fifth Street SE Dehaan

City police clash over protective association meeting

Mayor and council discuss a potential meeting with the police protective association amid concerns over labor ties and leadership. Sawyer notes morale issues after Asst. Chief Wallace Johnson’s removal and says the meeting could calm nerves while stressing openness to media attendance.

Canney Art Holmberg Colton Stan Reinis Sawyer Johnson

Dole Campaign Faces Tory-Style Struggles in Campaign Staff

Woodson charged that Ford workers wanted control and received second-string staff. He described constant backstabbing as rivals sought advancement while Nelsen defended Dole with top aides like Larry Speakes and White House advance staff. Woodson claimed Dole focused on Texas Louisiana Mississippi and Florida as Carter territory.

Ford Workers Woodson Dole Nelsen South Texas Louisiana Mississippi Florida Jimmy Carter

Carter considers new staff plan amid economic worries

President Carter faces rising unemployment and low output with higher world oil prices likely from OPEC in December. He weighs a new cabinet and senior White House staff setup while ruling out a single all powerful chief of staff. Press secretary Jody Powell said no single staff chief would exercise universal authority. The reference recalls Haldeman as Nixon's top aide who controlled access to the president.

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC Carter White House Jody Powell

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