Deaths and funerals in Cedar Rapids area
Obituary notices list Tom Svoboda age 84 a former Cedar Rapids resident who died after a long illness in Solon. It notes his birth in Solon on July 12 1893 and that he farmed there until 1952 before moving to Cedar Rapids. Also details survivors and service arrangements at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home West and burial at Czech National Cemetery. Additional notices include Mary R. Dondelinger E D Mac McCullough Chester William May Vivian Hamilton and Anna Bergmann with church services and burial plans in Monticello Clarence and other locations.
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Tom Svoboda
Cedar Rapids
Solon
George Neprash
Joe Stejskal
Frank
Ben Serbousek
Anna Elias
Agnes Snenicka
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Everett K. Burham
Sharon United Methodist Church
Czech National Cemetery
Janeba- Kuba Funeral Home
Dondelinger
Mary R
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Newhall
J. Robert McDonald
St. Peter and Paul
Watkins
Teahen
McCullough
E.D. “Mac
Turner Chapel East
Floyd J. Conroy
Knox Presbyterian Church
Chester William
Turner Chapel West
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hermon Lodge No
Cedar Memorial
Turner West
High Court orders Remmers re sentencing for murder case
Iowa Supreme Court rules Michael Remmers must be resentenced for the 1976 second degree murder death of Kaye Mesner in Iowa City. Justices split 5 4 on the issues with parole influence cited, new sentence to be set with possible parole guidance.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa City
Michael Remmers
Johnson County
Kaye Mesner
Remmers
Department of Social Services
Iowa
Harold Vietor
Weather and Birth Notices for Cedar Rapids Area
Wind direction NW at 12 mph. Snow possible weekend Cedar Rapids area Monday. Colder with highs 20s to 30s and single digits to teens. Nov 23 birth announcements include a son to Mr and Mrs Larry Greco Route 3 and a girl to Mr and Mrs Michael Ament 4601 Sugar Pine Dr NE. Births St Luke's Nov 23 five births listed with family addresses and dates. Planned newspaper advertising is productive.
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Cedar Rapids
Larry Greco
Route 3
Michael Ament
Sugar Pine Drive
St. Luke's
Robert D. Foss
C Ave
Hiawatha
Michael J. Girsch
Meadowbrook Drive
Gary W. White
van Buren Drive
Richard A. Philipp
Arbor Lane
Kenneth M. Jurjevich
Carter St. NW
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. The paper lists subscription rates by carrier and mail and notes AP use for local news and dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Tail a Decoy as Lizards Shed for Escape
Many lizards shed tails when grabbed by predators. The detached tail thrashes to distract the attacker while the lizard makes its getaway.
Two arrested after Hiawatha tavern brawls
Authorities arrested two men after fights at Hiawatha taverns Cedar Rapids police assisted in two brawls at the Fireplace Lounge and the Pla-Mar Lounge. Gary Lee Wolfe age 29 and Mark J. Saylor age 43 were jailed on intoxication and disturbing the peace charges.
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Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Gary Lee Wolfe
Westwood Drive
Mark J. Saylor
D Ave
Linn County
FBI memo cites Clark overreaction to anti violence measures
Smith memo to W R Wannall notes Clark overreacted to counter violence steps while acknowledging violence in his past. Spokesman says Smith, now retired, led one intelligence division section under Wannall. The file also quotes former AGs Katzenbach Kleindienst saying they were not informed of counter intelligence programs. Katzenbach recalls being asked to let Klan leaders know they were watched. Smith laments 1960s black nationalists and ext re misdeeds, urging remembrance of urban destruction and losses from that era.
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Ing
Justice Department
FBI
Clark
Washington Post
J.T. Smith
Smith
W.R. Wannall
Wannall
Katzenbach
Richard Kleindienst
Alabama
Bureau
Hoover
Egypt Assails Critics as Sadat Peace Move Draws Gloom
At the United Nations Egyptian Ambassador A Esmat Abdel Meguid defended Sadat's stance against a separate Israel peace while denouncing slanders. The PLO postponed a Damascus meeting to study Sadat's visit. A US congressional group hailed potential peace progress. Moscow hinted at restoring ties with Israel pending broader settlement.
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Egypt
Sadat
Syria
Libya
Ghali
Israel
Mohammed Shawalia
U.N
New York
A. Esmat Abdel Meguid
PLO
Damascus
Vinton residents join Governor for Thanksgiving at Terrace Hill
Gov Robert Ray and Mrs Ray hosted five elderly Des Moines residents for Thanksgiving dinner at Terrace Hill in the private third floor quarters. Four H leaders Sue Fix Nancy Gray and Kevin Miskell assisted as guests and volunteers.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Terrace Hill
Rays
Ethel Ricke
Augusta Benson
Chester Langridge
Lois Half
Ray
Major bridge project tops 1978 road plan in Johnson
Johnson County Supervisors approve a 1978 road program with nine bridges led by a tri county bridge costing 750000 to replace two Iowa River structures near Lone Tree. Equal funding by Johnson Louisa and Washington counties.
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Johnson
Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Lone Tree
Louisa
Washington
Freemont Township
Johnson Supervisors
Sharon Township
Liberty Township
Hardin Townships
Oxford Township
Scott Township
O.J
Bud) Gode
4 799 Dollars Per Hour In 2077?
Springfield Minnesota. At the current inflation rate a worker earning five dollars an hour today would earn four thousand seven hundred ninety nine dollars for sixty minutes of work in the year 2077 according to Dr. Directory R M Tessien. Daily In the Classified.
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Springfield
Minn
UPI
Directory R.M. Tessien
Farmers plan Dec. 14 strike as Bergland speaks in Pueblo
Bergland urged farmers at a meeting of local American Association of Agricultural College Editors. He supported earlier strike calls from a CBS interview. Thousands of farmers parade tractors in Pueblo two months earlier as plans grow to stop crops and machinery purchases if prices aren’t raised. Odom, 62, says he will tell Americans how farmers are harmed in President Carter's hometown Plains. He and his son Bobby, 25, join thousands marching for higher income.
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Bergland
Agriculture Department
American Association of Agricultural College
CBS News
Pueblo
Colo
Oliver Odom
Carter
Odom
Bobby
Plains
American Agriculture
Metter
Bobby Odom
Apparent link drawn between liquid protein diets and deaths
Percy cites CDC information noting eight healthy women died from heart tissue inflation linked to liquid protein use. FDA says no new data, but contemplates stronger action possibly treating the products as drugs. A label warning would advise against use with prescription drugs and without medical advice.
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CDC
FDA
Percy
Guthrie to Repeat A Christmas Carol for Third Year
The Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis will stage its famed Dickens tale A Christmas Carol from November 30 to December 31, extended by eight performances this year due to popular demand. The production marks a third consecutive season.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Guthrie Theater
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