Wayne Share 33 Dies at University Hospitals Iowa City
Wayne G Share 33 of 410 Seventh Ave SW died Friday at University Hospitals Iowa City after a long illness Born Oct 13 1944 in Belle Plaine married Lauryl Hughes Aug 24 1968 He worked at Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport maintenance and is survived by wife two sons Keith Warren Scott Allen daughter Melissa Kay and his parents Burial and funeral arrangements are pending in Belle Plaine with services by Van Beck Funeral Home. Contributions to American Cancer Society or St Luke’s or Mercy hospitals are suggested.
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Wayne G. Share
Seventh Ave
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Belle Plaine
Lauryl Hughes
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
Keith Warren
Scott Allen
Melissa Kay
Gerald Share
Belle Plaines
van Beck Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
St. Luke's
Mercy Hospitals
Obituary notices list Voelker Beery and Kostman
The notices name Ryan-Alvina Voelker 90 pending at Bohnen kamp Manchester Williamsburg-Gary Sanders 16 pending at Uhlmann s. Waukon John Kostman 82 to be buried at Bethlehem Presbyterian Church after service Sunday at 2 pm. Loyal D Beery 81 service Monday 10 30 am at St Patrick s Tama Rosary Sunday 7 30 pm at Henderson Funeral Home Toledo burial at church cemetery. Donations to muscular dystrophy fund requested in lieu of flowers. Friends may call after 2 pm today at Martin s Funeral Home.
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Ryan
Alvina Voelker
Bohnenkamp’s
Manchester
Williamsburg
Gary Sanders
Uhlmann’s
Waukon
John Kostman
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Church
Martin’s Funeral Home
Toledo
Loyal D. Beery
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Tama
Henderson Funeral Home
Church Cemetery
Carter aims for December summit to resolve SALT II dispute
UPI reports Carter plans an explicit statement on building a new bomber to counter Moscow Backfire as SALT II talks near a December summit. Vance seeks a final SALT resolution during talks in Moscow with Brezhnev possibly signing the second-stage treaty in Alaska or Hawaii.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Moscow
Pentagon
Congressional
Leonid Brezhnev
Cyrus Vance
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Alaska
Hawaii
Brezhnev
Vance
Gromyko
Farber jail stay lifted by high court
The U S Supreme Court cleared the way for New York Times reporter Myron Farber to return to Bergen County Jail after rescinding a Sept. 26 stay. The decision resumes daily fines against the Times as Farber faces potential notes and compliance in the Riverdell Hospital case.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
New York Times
Myron Farber
New Jersey
Potter Stewart
Farber
Bergen County
Floyd Abrams
New York
The
Times
Jascalevich
Dr. X
High Court
Medicare Help Line Alert for Iowa Beneficiaries
Iowa Medicare beneficiaries are reminded of a toll free helpline 1 800 532 1285 staffed 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday for answers. Callers should have their Medicare number ready to speed up assistance.
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Iowa
Soviets Agree to Bilateral Talks on Arms Control
State Department official says the Soviet Union reversed a negative stance and agrees that unrestricted arms transfers are a global problem. Leslie Gelb testified to a House subcommittee that Moscow will hold regular bilateral discussions on arms control.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
State Department
Leslie Gelb
Department
Bureau of
House
Hospital Patient Mary Loukota Listed In City Briefs
In Mercy Hospital a surgical patient at 1036 11th Ave SE is identified as Mary Loukota. Visitors are permitted according to the brief.
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Mary Loukota
11Th Ave
Mercy Hospital
Guardsmen Plead Not Guilty in False Enlistment Case
Fifteen Iowa National Guard members pleaded innocent in federal court to false statements on enlistment forms. Prosecutor Roxanne Conlin noted 23 of 40 original guardsmen have pleaded guilty, with two more likely to plead. Three groups totaling 90 face misdemeanor charges from FBI recruiting irregularities. Trial set for Nov. 13. some may plead by mail under an arrangement with Magistrate Longstaff.
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FBI
R.E
Longstaff
Ms. Conlin
Conlin
Rail line meetings set Oct 18 in Iowa towns
The Iowa Department of Transportation will hold two public information meetings on October 18 about possible abandonment of Milwaukee Railroad branches from Tama to the Mississippi River and from Maquoketa to Delmar. A 2 p.m. session in Maquoketa covers both lines while a 7:30 p.m. Cedar Rapids session focuses on Tama to Green Island. The company has not filed abandonment applications yet but is expected to.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Tama
Mississippi River
Maquoketa
Delmar
Iowa Department of Transportation
Pearson Memorial Center
Green Island
Milwaukee
Keystone
Cedar Rapids
Olin
Oxford Junction
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Suit filed over accident injuries in Cedar Rapids
A 1.295 million dollar suit in Linn District Court names Brian Fruendt and Orville Fruendt as defendants for injuries suffered by five Waukon residents in a Cedar Rapids crash on October 31, 1976. Plaintiffs include Anna Marie Ewing and her children Lisa and Douglas, Leonard and Thelma Larson, and husband Jerry Ewing. Awards sought cover medical, loss of consortium, and parental expenses.
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Waukon
Cedar Rapids
Anna Marie Ewing
Lisa
Douglas
Leonard
Thelma A. Larson
Ewing
Larson
Three Cedar Rapids Men Sue Nissen Corp Over Discharge
In Linn District Court, Lee R. Mollenhauer Lyle D. French and Norman Miller sue the Nissen Corporation and two unions for wrongful discharge on October 10 1976. They seek damages totaling 375 000 including 100 000 for emotional distress 100 000 for lost wages and 100 000 in punitive damages plus 75 000 for defamation and 100 000 for conspiracy alleging denial of rights under a collective bargaining agreement.
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Cedar Rapids
Nissen Corporation
Linn District Court
Lee R. Mollenhauer
14Th Ave
Lyle D. French
Harrison Court
Norman Miller
Sheet Metal Workers Local 263
Sheet Metal Workers National
Nissen News
Riley's Thought on Peach of Richest Peak
The quote attributed to James Whitcomb Riley proclaims the ripest peach sits highest on the tree, a metaphor for attaining the best results or rewards. It frames ambition as reaching for the top with effort and patience.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Beirut fighting escalates as civilians suffer amid Syrian advance
As Beirut endures intensified clashes in the mountains and around Karantina and Beirut River bridges, civilians face bombardment and outages. Estimates place Lebanese casualties in the hundreds daily with 30,000 homes destroyed. Phalangist and Syrian forces exchange heavy fire while international diplomats seek UN action and U.S. naval positioning remains unchanged.
Strauss Might Leave Administration By Next Summer
A Texas lawyer and former Democratic National Committee chair Strauss is expected to depart the government by next summer. Carter is likely to accept aides recommendations for voluntary guidelines of seven percent wage increases and five point seven five percent price hikes as the core of a new inflation program. Labor opposes numerical guidelines and aides worry how the public will view the plan.
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Strauss
Texas
Democratic National Committee
Carter
Organized Labor
Birth certificate copy program under investigation in Cedar Rapids
Clerk of Court Kenneth Perry cites ID scheme requirements before issuing birth certificate copies. Cedar Rapids Police Department is called in as investigators rely on cardholder photographs. The card law imposes a simple misdemeanor for false names or statements with fines up to $100 or 30 days’ jail. No charges yet. investigation continues.
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Kenneth Perry
Cedar Rapids
Oct 6 Births and Local Incidents Listed
The record lists births for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams and several other couples with addresses and newborns. It also notes incidents including an overheated washer motor on Second Ave SE, a short in wiring on 17th St SW, a lawn mower fire on Grant Wood Drive SE, and a phone service trouble on First Ave SE.
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Richard Adams
Mount Vernon Road
Louis
White Pine Drive
17Th St
Grant Wood Drive
First Ave
The Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Distribution Note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette dates back to 1883 under The Copette Company. It is published daily and Sunday at Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with second class postage in Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates listed and mail options described. no mail carrier service in some areas. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Copette Company
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
I Mail
Army bars Smith from wreath laying at Arlington ceremony
The U S Army blocked Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith from laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. Secretary Clifford Alexander ruled the act would be a partisan effort to influence U S policy, with State Department concurrence. Smith's government is not recognized by the United States, though he and other Rhodesian leaders were visiting at the invitation of 27 U S Senators for a ceremony planned at Arlington today.
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Washington
U.S
Ian Smith
Arlington Cemetery
Clifford Alexander
State Department
Smith
United States
Arlington
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Ralph B. Colton
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Robert Lovelette
Hinkley Ave
Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport
Kennedy Royalty
Sheri Skoog
Kennedy High
Ralph Skoog
Council St
Tim Hemesath
Chestnut Lane
Quemoy
C.R. Men
Nissen
Lebanon
Beirut
Ezer Weizman
Rafael Eytan
Shlomo Gazit
Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Phalangist Radio
Laure Khoury
Cyprus
Christian Phalangist
Karantina and
Beirut River
Defense Department
U.S. 6Th Fleet
C.R. Weather
Thomas Wessling
Newhall
Edward Rhinehart
Blairstown
John Perez
Seventh St. SW
Second Ave. SE
Army
John E. Lapes
Florist
Pierson’s Flowershop & Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Blvd
N.W
Avenue Focal & Botanicals
16Th
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