Deaths of multiple Iowa residents reported in Cedar Rapids notices
Obituary notices list Bertha A. Petty 58 of 2340 Thompson St SE. Merle O. Borseth 50. Doris Ford 58 former Marion resident. Pvt. John A. Turner 20. Dan K. Hunter 57. Payn Dewey F.. Smith William T.. Voracek Antonie Vyskocil. Hazel M. Bender. Emma Laschansky. Elmer L. Rusk. Berdine Anderman. Berton Cook. Rose Reuter. other local deaths with service details and burial plans in Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities.
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Bertha A. Petty
John R. Petty
Thompson St. SE
Clutter
Rockwell-Collins
IBEW
Mr. Petty
Cedar Rapids
Edward White
Monticello
Thomas Sotelo
Larry J
Central
St. John’s Cemetery
Kuba Funeral Home
Merle O. Borseth
31St St. Drive
Decorah
Elsie Fite
Marion
H & W Motor Freight
Borseth
Eagles Club
Teamsters Union
Charlene Trexler
Norman
Clifford
Stanley
Sadie Lensch
The
Heart Association
Doris Ford
Cedar Falls
Tama County
Linn County
Williamsburg
Washington
Iowa
Kampur
India
Miss Ford
United States
Waterloo-Cedar Falls
J. Myrtle Carver Ford
Leighton
Lynn
Anaheim
Calif
Eleanor
Phyllis Scheer
Reva Dice
Dillsburg
Calvary Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Dahle-Van Hove School Funeral Home
Dan K. Hunter
Peoria
Ariz
University of Iowa
Daniel
Hunter Flying Service
Colorado
Mr. Hunter
Bernita
Gwendolyn Hunter
Sun City
Dennis
Tucson
American Cancer Society
Independence
Hazel M. Bender
White’s. Clarence
Emma Laschansky
St. Paul’s Luthern Church
Stanwood
Visitation
Chapman’s
Clarence
Belle Plaine
Elmer L. Rusk
Hrabak
The Vain Burglar Convicted By Photo Evidence
Lester D. Holderness, 18, of 1226 M St. SW, was convicted of burglary in Linn District Court based on a photo he allegedly appeared in. The image shown in Corrigan’s film depicted a youth in the back yard looking over a briefcase containing the camera, matching the burglary timeline from June 18.
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Linn District Court
Lester D. Holderness
St. SW
Charles J. Corrigan
A Ave. NE
Corrigan
Police Department
Holderness
PWP Hosts 10th Anniversary Dinner Dance in Longbranch
City brief notes an October 14 event in Longbranch with a dinner dance and public welcome. Reservations by October 8 via P O Box 1743. Dinner and dance priced at 9.50, dance only 4.00. Also mentions cafe ad and local weekend travel listing.
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PWP
P.O. Box
Adv
Wiley Mayne to testify for O'Brien in Iowa nomination
Des Moines Iowa Bar Association representative Roland Grefe said former Congressman Wiley Mayne of Sioux City would testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington supporting Donald O'Brien's nomination for federal judge in northern Iowa. Grefe cited local process and criticized the American Bar Association for outside involvement.
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Iowa Bar Association
Donald O’brien
Iowa
American Bar Association
Roland Grefe
Des Moines
Iowa Bar
Wiley Mayne
Sioux City
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
ABA
Carter
O’brien
U.S
Grefe
Mayne
Federal Judicial Nominating Commission
Malpractice suit filed in Cedar Rapids over spinal procedure
Connie A. and Daniel Loebsack sue Mercy Hospital and Dr. Donald D. Castle in Linn District Court alleging hospital negligence and equipment failure during a spinal tap caused Mrs Loebsack injuries and ongoing mental anguish. They seek 70 000 for injury 20 000 for medical expenses plus similar amounts for the doctor and hospital and 10 000 for loss of consortium.
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Manchester
Cedar Rapids
Connie A
Daniel Loebsack
Linn District Court
Mercy Hospital
Donald D. Castle
Castle
Pope John Paul II Buried in St Peter’s Tomb Beside Pontiffs
The funeral Mass for Pope John Paul II was televised to millions as the coffin was moved from the basilica and placed on a Persian carpet. Cardinal Confalonieri led the service with 114 nations represented and security tight for the burial in the grottoes beneath St Peter’s.
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Bernini
Doric
Paul VI
John Paul
St. Peter’s
Sistine Chapel
Carlo Confalonieri
Sacred College of Cardinals
Cardinal Confalonieri
Pope John Paul
Canale D’agordo
Costs of Federal Regulation Rise Across Sectors
The analysis details rising federal regulator outlays from 2.2 billion in 1974 to 4.8 billion in 1979, and consumer impacts including 666 dollars extra per car in 1978. It notes 11 million cars sold, 4,400 federal forms, 143 million man hours, and home costs up to 2000 dollars per new house, with total regulation costs near 103 billion next year. It calls for sunset reviews and balanced debate on regulation’s benefits and costs.
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Center For the Study of American Business
United States
Weidenbaum
Congress
ERA extension faces votes as rescission battle rages
Bayh urged lawmakers to keep ERA alive with extension, likening rescission to altering a late game score. Carter administration pressed undecided senators to back the extension without change while opponents suffered two quick defeats as Sen. Scott failed two amendments restricting or enabling rescissions during the extended period.
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Bayh
Carter
Senate
Sarah Weddington
Cara
Walter Mondale
William Scott
R-Va
Scott
Garn
Mortgage rates rise to 9.73 percent in September
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board reported conventional mortgage rates for new homes climbed to 9.73 percent in September from 9.70 percent in August. Rates on existing homes increased from 9.77 to 9.84 percent in September.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Billy Plains secret life and public image revealed
In Plains Georgia a close sister profiles Billy and his public persona. She notes the difference between the sensitive, loyal brother and the exaggerated, viced image built to satisfy reporters. She describes his father’s cancer death shaping his needs for friendship and support from Sybil Stapleton.
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Billy
Sybil
Carter
Repairs seen for Palo plant restart by mid December
Iowa Electric Light and Power officials expect the Palo nuclear plant to restart between mid November and mid December after replacing faulty water recirculation pipe assemblies. Welding issues emerged from argon gas content tests and the process remains slow with no definitive cause for the pipe fractures. A Commerce Commission decision on fuel adjustment amid the outage may take two to three weeks.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Palo
Webb
Samuel J. Tuthill
Iowa Commerce Commission
Maurice van Nostrand
Chicago Bridge and Iron Works
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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John A. Turner
John C. Turner
Kirkwood Community College
Allen Robbins
Sigourney
Steven
Church of the Living Word
Fort Sheridan
Roland Krekeler
Gazette Courthouse
John Hyland
Maxine H. Whitney
Nancy A. Lacy
Ruth L. Freeberg
Jill Snodgrass
Frieda M. Peterson
Julie F. Walker
Cora M. Null
Julie A. Duncan
Bruce G. Thiher
Pamela R. Klima
Coggan
Mary J. Chappell
Phyllis K. Appleby
Springville
Marcia A. Dejong
Third Street Cafe
3Rd St
R.J. Bauman
Roberta
Montrose
Emerald Knights
E Avenue NW
Minneapolis
Travel & Transport
Pope
Nations
Lillian Carter
Rep
Mike Blouin
D-Ilona
John XXIII
Plains
Dale Kueter
Horace Webb
Cedar Memorial
Funeral Home — Cemetery
Brush Chapel
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
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