Notable Cedar Rapids Area Deaths Listed in Brief
Obituaries from Cedar Memorial and area churches note the deaths of Floyd T. Slauson Marianne Ss. Hull Leo A. Raim Florence Osborn and related services. Slauson a former Iowa Electric lineman died after an extended illness at Crestview Acres aged 92 with services at Cedar Memorial Chapel. Hull a Cedar Rapids resident and legal secretary died at 71 with services at Cedar Memorial Chapel. Raim 74 of Marion pronounced dead on arrival at St Luke's after brief illness with services at Brosh Chapel. Osborn 65 of Cedar Rapids died after a short illness with services at Kuba Funeral Home East. Burial for all at Cedar Memorial Cemetery or St John Cemetery.
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Floyd T. Slauson
Crestview Acres
Marion
Sandspring
Iowa
Hazel DeWald
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
First United Methodist Church
Bessie Hunter
Monrovia
Calif
Geraldine Port
Colorado Springs
Col
Marianne Ss. Hull
Fred A. Hull
34Th St. Drive
Cedar Rapids
Cole
Mr. Hull
Silliman- Gray Attorneys
St. Paul’s
Virginia Stamy
Josephine Rogers
Howard Smith
Tillman Smith
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Lloyd E. Brockmeyer
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park
The
Linn County Cancer Society
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Leo A. Raim
A Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fairfax
Libbie Vesely
Davenport
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
First Congregational Church
C.S.A. Lodge
Western Fraternal Life Association
Roland
Rose Jedlicka
Solon
Lillian Scott
Wickenburg
Ariz
Brosh Chapel
Glenn Bender
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Florence Osborn
17Th Ave
Ottumwa
St. Wenceslaus
Nancy Mae Ruzicka
Betty Irene Reed
Jack
John
Kuba Funeral Home
Louis Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
Iowa Deaths List From Multiple Cities
Obituary notices for Imelda Murphy 78 of Iowa City at St Patrick's Church with rosaries. West Union-Eilerth Amdahl 83 of Rochester Minn memorial services. Chester C Meeker 87 of Marshalltown service at Henderson's. Herbert Westphal 73 pending at Hayden's Wyoming. Joseph P Carolan 79 Cresco Catholic service and burial. David Lawrence 18 Ridgeway memorial service at United Methodist Church with memorial fund. Otis William Jones 74 Keota service at Powell's with Masonic rites and burial at Richland.
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Iowa City
Imelda Murphy
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Donohue-Lensing
S. West Union
Eilerth Amdahl
Rochester
Minn
Burnham-Wood’s
Oak Wood Cemetery
Toledo
Chester C. Meeker
Marshalltown
Henderson’s
Powell's
Friends Cemetery
Richland
Memorial Services and Funeral Notices
Memorial services set for Jordan at 3 p.m. Saturday at Westminster Presbyterian Church with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner Chapel East until 1 30 p.m. Saturday. The casket will not be opened. Kopecek Helen funeral at Brosh Chapel 1 30 p.m. Saturday with burial at Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call until 9 p.m. tonight and after 9 a.m. Saturday. Johnston Karl S funeral 1 30 p.m. Saturday at Springville United Methodist Church with burial at Shiloh Cemetery. Friends may call Kuba Funeral Home East until 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Jordan
Cliff
Westminster Presbyterian Church
John P. Woods
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Kopecek
Helen
Brosh Chapel
George McDill
Czech National Cemetery
Sokol
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Pauline Winther
Largo
Fla
Johnston
Karl S
Springville United Methodist Church
Max Hall
Shiloh
Kuba Funeral Home
Siege subject may avoid terrorism charges at Iowa City
William Powers Jr. faced a terrorism charge after a six hour siege in his Iowa City apartment. The magistrate threw out the charge for improper listing and no refiling was planned, though other charges could follow as Powers seeks medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
William Powers Jr
Powers
Friends of
University Hospitals
Dooley
Civil Rights Commission to study Tama Indian complaints
The Iowa Civil Rights Commission voted to investigate Mesquakie Indian discrimination complaints in Tama County and to hold a public hearing, sparked by a bus abuse incident involving three Mesquakie children. Parents allege verbal and physical abuse on bus rides, instruments thrown, and limbs twisted prior to the Oct. 24 incident.
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Tama
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Tama County
Agnes Shuckahosee
Mesquakie
Gretchen Bataille
Ames
The
Rights Commission
Lawson T. Cummins
Cedar Rapids
South Tama School Board
Civil Rights Commission
Harvard Professor Nominated as Philadelphia Art Museum Chief
The Philadelphia Museum of Art faces a historic choice as a Harvard art history professor Jean Sutherland Boggs, 56, is recommended by a search committee to become the museum’s first woman director. The move would mark a milestone for the institution and its leadership.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Harvard
Jean Sutherland Boggs
Theft arrest at Target sparks shoplifting charge
Gary R. Bruner, 29, of 2150 Rockford Road SW was arrested at 2 45 p m Thursday and charged with third degree theft in a shoplifting type incident at the Target store. Officers were called in connection with the theft of a television set.
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Gary R. Bruner
Rockford Road
Depression Fear Looms Over US Inflation Fight
A White House aide warns of a "deep, deep low mood" if anti inflation measures fail as the nation contends with rising prices. President Carter and advisers acknowledge the gravity while considering the potential emotional impact on Americans, including those who did not live through past downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Alfred Kahn
United States
Economy and fear of recession amid inflation policy
President warns that failure of inflation and dollar support could trigger a recession or low mood while pledging to stay the course. Officials privately question Kahn's mood remark, aiming to pressure cooperation with wage and price guidelines. A AP NBC poll finds six in ten expect inflation to worsen next year. factories run at 85.3 percent in October, inventory growth at 0.6 percent in September.
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Associated Press
NBC News
Federal Reserve
Miller
Charlie Manson denied parole after grim hearing
The 1960s parole board hearing found Charles Manson unsuitable for release. He complained of prison life and said he would live off the land in the wilderness if paroled, while the panel cited the killings’ enormity and cruelty as grounds to deny parole. He plans to appeal the decision next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Rudy DeLeon
Miss Tate
Tate-LaBianca
Burr suit against Linn County partial dismissal noted
Part of Eldon Burrs civil action against Linn County and an assistant county attorney was dismissed in Linn District Court. The ruling involved immunity for Ehrhart as a quasi judicial official and left Count V unaddressed. The suit sought damages over an alleged attempted murder case and improper tests on candy. Dist. Judge Robert Ford issued the decision after Sept. 19 filing and Nov. 3 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Burr
Linn County
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Robert Ford
John H. Ehrhart
Linn County Attorney's Office
Ford
Burr
Theda
Ehrhart
City of
Cedar Rapids Public Safety Commission
Circuit suspect tied to Coralville incidents questioned
Coralville police investigate a "circuit person accused in incident case" linked to eight to seventeen prior incidents across seven Eastern Iowa cities since 1977. A man posing as a gas station attendant tried to enter two Coralville apartments last weekend and spoke of towing a car to gain entry.
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Coralville
Iowa
Barry Bedford
What Is Style exhibition at Hamilton Art Gallery
The Art Gallery of Hamilton opens What Is Style featuring works from its permanent collection. The show surveys diverse styles and invites reflection on artistic methods and visual language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ontario
The
Art Gallery of Hamilton
Brezhnev says Soviets tested neutron bomb
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev told U S senators after a Kremlin meeting that the Soviet Union tested a neutron weapon but decided against production. Sen. Thomas Eagleton quoted Brezhnev saying Moscow would not strike first and preferred peaceful settlement of disputes. Carter had earlier said the U S would halt neutron weapon production pending SALT progress.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Thomas Eagleton
Carter
Missouri Democrat
U.S.S.R
United States
Eagleton
Israelis face rising prices eroding family budgets
In Jerusalem the government warned inflation is higher than forecast with the average family unable to cover bills. The statistics bureau reported 5.7 percent price growth last month, lifting the year to date inflation to 35 percent for the first ten months.
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Jerusalem
Statistics Bureau
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Joseph Thornton
Johnson County Attorney's Office
Jack Dooley
Moose
Marion Methodist Church
Park Towne
42Nd Street
Adv
Berger Furrier, Marion
16Th Ave
L.E. Myers Co
Don Burgus
Fifth Ave
Sycamore St
Highway 6
Pecky
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
1St Ave
John E. Lapes
Garden Center Hardware
Mt. Vermon Rd
Kahn
Commerce Department
California
Vanessa Shelton
Gazette
Ibrahim Abboud
Sudan
John B. Turner & Son
Turner
Second Ave
Turner's West
First Ave
Pierson’s Ceamses
Sana
16Th Avenue
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