Butz Hit for Remark Farm Policies at Demo Dinner
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz faced criticism from three top Iowa Democrats at a Jefferson Jackson Day fundraiser on the Iowa State campus. Gov. Wendell Anderson, Sen. Dick Clark, and Sen. John Culver condemned federal policies and urged his firing over farm aid promises, grain inspection reform, and dairy farmer losses. Attendees numbered about 1,200 with tickets selling at 36 dollars each.
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Ames
Earl Butz
Ford
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Butz
Ford Administration
Dick Clark
Iowa
Robert Dole
John Culver
Culver
Hilton Coliseum
Iowa State University
Tom Whitney
Jimmy Carter
Fritz Mondale
Clark
U.S
Democratic House
Washington
Congress
Weather notes and births tell of October events in local city
The log records high and precipitation figures for Saturday with extended forecast cooler days ahead. It lists births in St. Luke's and out of town, plus a sequence of local incidents from arson to gas spills and alarms on Friday and Saturday in various city blocks.
Charge C R Man In Gun Incident
David Whiteside, 32, of 1563 Second avenue SE, is charged with pointing a gun at Jackie Pirtle of 1424 Second street SE. Police say Whiteside pointed a sawed off shotgun in the 300 block of Ninth avenue SE. A second charge accuses illegal carrying of the weapon in a vehicle. Whiteside posted bond and was released from the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Whiteside
Second Avenue SE
Jackie Pirtle
Second Street SE
Whiteside
Pirtle
Ninth Avenue SE
Sgt Michael Garland Killed in Hawaii Accident
Sgt Michael G Garland 24 Benton Ark killed Monday in a Hawaii motorcycle crash while stationed with the Marines. He formerly lived in Independence and Aurora. Survived by mother Della Garland Benton Ark and three brothers Gerald Jerry Kenneth. Body to White's funeral home for services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Michael Garland
Independence
Michael G. Garland
Benton, Ark
Hawaii
Marines
Aurora
Della Garland
Gerald
Air Force
Mississippi
Jerry
Philippines
Kenneth
White
UAW Deere Talks End Abruptly Amid Strike Action
UAW and Deere and Co halted negotiations Saturday with 27 000 workers across six states on strike. Union leaders planned Sunday discussions, while members walked out at 12:01 a.m. Friday in Illinois Iowa and at depots in Memphis Atlanta Minneapolis and Denver.
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Moline, Ill
UPI
United Auto Workers
Deere and Co
Deere
UAW
Illinois
Iowa
Memphis
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Denver
Pat Greathouse
Redmond Tops Public Interest Ratings in Linn County
State Senator James Redmond a Democrat from District 13 earned a 100 percent rating from three citizen groups on public interest issues. Other Linn County incumbents and candidates scored from 67 to 94 percent across consumer and environmental protection civil liberties human resources and lobbyist regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Linn County
James Redmond
D-Dist
Linn
Iowa Public Interest Research Group
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
The
Human Resources Assn. of
Iowa
Obituaries and Services in Cedar Rapids Area
Obituary notices list Lydia Rodriguez 83 Cedar Rapids widow of John Rodriguez died after long illness. Survived by five sons and four daughters, Rosary at Turner’s east. Also many other death notices across Cedar Rapids, with services pending or held at local churches and crematories.
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Lydia Rodriguez
Third Avenue
John Rodriguez
Cedar Rapids
Rodriguez
Mrs. Rodriguez
Durango
Mexico
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
John Lopez
Michael
Rudolph
Alfonso
Robert Rodriguez
Grace Fielder
Ramona Vasquez
Gloria Kolter
Florence Lona
Immaculate Conception Church
Turner Chapel
Turner's East
Israel Receives Soviet Peace Talk Message
In Jerusalem officials confirm a Soviet note urging resumption of the Geneva Middle East peace talks. Analysts say the Soviet terms a PLO participation and Israel’s withdrawal from 1967 territories mirror prior positions Israel has rejected. The Geneva talks co chaired by the US and USSR met briefly in 1973 and have since had a minor role.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Soviet Union
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
United States
Butz Controversy Flares Over Resignation Demands
Senators urged President Ford to dismiss Secretary Butz after a racially charged slur. Carter demanded action, while White House aides weighed resignation over dismissal. The dispute risked complicating Ford's campaign in key farm belt states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butz
Charles Mathias
R-Md
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Jacob Javits
New York
Ford
George McGovern
D-S.d
Carter
Pittsburgh
White House
Rolling Stone
Soviet Union
Campaign sticker flap ties Blouin and Riley campaigns
Campaign officials for Blouin deny responsibility for bumper stickers linked to the race. Strait says he printed them and accepts responsibility, while Cedar Rapids staff acknowledge possible future issues and call for alerting Blouin before more stickers appear.
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Strait
Riley
Blouin
Cedar Rapids
Steve Lowe
Mondale cites flawed admin estimates on tax cut impact
In Manchester New Hampshire Mondale asserts Ford admin overstated spending by 13 billion in fiscal 1976 misled Congress into approving a smaller tax cut. He says the error cost about 200 000 jobs and worsened unemployment. Mondale spoke to AFL CIO and the state Democratic convention.
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Dole
Burlington
Brian McNelis
Vermont
Walter Mondale
Manchester
New Hampshire
Ford Administration
Congress
Mondale
Minnesota
Afl-Cio
Two Charged In Cadaver Theft
Two University of Iowa students Anthony C. Duman and Glenn K. Stine were jailed in Johnson county after allegedly trying to steal leg and foot portions of a cadaver from a University hospitals laboratory. They faced charges of unlawfully receiving concealing and removing the body parts and were to be arraigned in district court.
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Iowa City
UPI
University of Iowa
Johnson County
Anthony C. Duman
Glenn K. Stine
Gazette Co Daily Publication Details and Rates
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 publishes daily and Sunday with subscriptions by carrier and mail. Rates listed include several weekly and 52 week options and mention AP news use for republication.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
States
Cedar Rapids Woman Found Dead at Home
Bertha M. Abbott 53 of 1136 Crestview SE Cedar Rapids died at her residence Friday authorities said she hanged herself Born March 10 1923 she married Loren Abbott May 18 1941 in Lancaster Missouri She was a Salem United Methodist member and Northwestern Bell employee Surviving husband daughter Beverly Bonderman Chicago three grandchil dren three brothers George W Jr and Junior C Huggins Cedar Rapids Shirley J Huggins Harrison Arkansas and sister Mrs Robert Clarke Cedar Rapids Services at Turner Chapel East 1 30 p m Monday Rev Paul Pfaltzgraff burial Cedar Memorial East until 1 p m Monday
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Oliver Wendell Wade
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Iowa City
Coralville
Unitarian Church
National Riflemen’s Assn
Patricia D. Wade
Berkeley
Calif
Eugene
San Diego
Susan Galic Burlingham
Junction City
Kan
George Galic
Midland
Mich
Turner Crematory
Nettie Spjut
Tenth Street
Peter Spjut
Karlstad
Sweden
United States
Frances Dykhuizen
Kuba Funeral Home
Dennis Wright
First Lutheran Church
Camp Good Health Fund
Kuba
Louis
Clara) Schulze
Garden Grove
California
Pacific View
Newport Beach
Monticello
Iowa
Humbie
Richard Lebeniecher
Linwood Cemetery
Turner’s West
Victorine
Fern Rebecca Smith
Turner Chapel East
Marion H. Williams
Hillside Cemetery
Marble Rock
Turner's East
Bertha M
Bert” Abbott
Loren Abbott
Crestview Drive
Lancaster, MO
Salem United Methodist Church
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Beverly Bonderman
Chicago
George W., Jr
Junior C. Huggins
Shirley J. Huggins
Harrison, Ark
Robert Clarke
Paul Pfaltzgraff
Cedar Memorial
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C.R. Weather
Daily Record
Frank van Steenhouse
Vinton
Colin Fitzpatrick
Vine Avenue
Kim Willer
Toledo
Michael Roup
Avenue NE
Richard Jones
Twenty-sixth Street
St. Luke's
James Quass
Sherbrook Drive
Robert West
Thirty-third Street
H Ho
Fourth Street
Donald Hunt
Mt. Vernon Road
Donald Buelow
Anamosa
Kent A. Rogers
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rogers
Allen J. Brink
First Street
F Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
E Avenue
Jacelyn Drive
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Second Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Avenue
Brentwood Drive
Blairs Ferry Road
Daniels Street
C.R
International Harvester
Caterpillar
Moline
East Moline
Davenport
Waterloo
Ankeny
Cloyd Robinson
John Patchett
Joan Lipsky
James Wells
Wally Horn
Joe Rinas
Rodriguez Dios
Oliver W. Wade
Postville
Ace W. Bush
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
St. Peter’s
Clermont
Schutte’s. Waukon
Thomas Rude
Orleans Lutheran Church
Cresco
Decorah Lutheran Cemetery
Martin’s
Waukon
Frank Marsden
St. John
William E. Vanda
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Tama
Mason-Hand’s
Rowley
Murell Eicke
St. John’s Catholic Church
All Saints Church
Mason-Howe
Dysart
Fred E. Kindera
Route Two
Overton’s
Tracr
White's
ISU
Clara Schulze
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Sovereign
Charles
Henrietta
Buzz
Paul VI
Richard Cheney
Cheney
New Times
Ron Nesser
Dubuque
Associated Press
Stewart Funeral Home
First Avenue
N.E. Wa
Stewart
James F. Stewart
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Wilbert Brand
Wilbert
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
Blairs Ferry Rd
Marion
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