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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1977

Page

3

Local obituaries list Cedar Rapids residents and others

Death notices report Helen Cashman Long 86 Cedar Rapids and Marjean Coady 43 Solon with service details. Other names include Goldie Eva Turner Chinitz Rhonda McKim Ward and Carolyn Chapman with funeral times burial and visiting hours. The notices reference St. Paul's United Methodist Church Cedar Memorial and St. Mary's Solon among locales and organizations.

Helen Cashman Long Fifth Ave Cedar Rapids Harrisburg Penn Fred E. Long Clarence Craemers Department Store St. Paul’s Methwick St. Luke’s Irene Douglas King’s Daughters Richard Long Chapel of Memories Arnold Herbst St. Paul’s United Methodist Church Cedar Memorial Mausoleum Cedar Memorial Funeral St. Paul’s Methodist Church Chinitz Goldie Eva Turner Chapel East Robert Durach Eben Israel Cemetery Turner East Heart Fund McKim, Rhonda Agnes Cedar Memorial Cemetery Canon D.A. Loferski St. John’s Episcopal Church Tracr Ward Anna) Wilson Overton's Independence Marcus Eugene McGrath White Funeral Home Marengo C. Ethel Slaymaker Waterloo Hoover — Valentine Funeral Home Marengo Cemetery Tipton Carolyn M. Chapman Dye Funeral Home Rose Hill Cemetery Mechanicsville Belle Plaine Foster P. Chekal St. Michael’s Church Hrabak’s Teahen Funeral Home Lowa John B. Turner & Son East Roland-Wilbert Marion

Five construction workers dead as Spartanburg building collapses

An abandoned eight story office building under demolition in downtown Spartanburg collapsed, killing five workers. Foreman James Rusty Russell and four others from Florida and local companies were among the victims as rescuers spent hours recovering bodies after about 40 feet of rubble fell.

Spartanburg S.C UPI James Rusty Russell Tompkins Demolition Co Oklahoma City Okla Jack Deutsch Plantation Fla Dennis Collins Big Chief Construction Co Fort Lauderdale Joe Durham Durham Construction Co Durham Deutsch Gil Blackwell

Two Car Crash Near Prairieburg Hospitalizes Three

A two car head on collision on a Linn County gravel road near Prairieburg left Paul Christiansen 78 of Central City with spinal injuries and hospitalized at University of Iowa Hospitals. Stanley Holub 56 of Central City and his daughter Tamara 39 were taken to Mercy Hospital with Holub in fair condition and Tamara in fair condition in ICU. The crash occurred two miles west and one mile north of Prairieburg at 10 57 a m. No charges filed and deputies continue the investigation.

Prairieburg Paul Christiansen Central City University of Iowa Stanley Holub Tamara Holub Mercy Hospital Linn County

Cedar Rapids Gazette publication details and rates

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates list carrier 1.15 per week and mail options with weekly and yearly pricing. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

The Gazette Company Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa Gazette Associated Press

Four Arrested in Linn County Larceny and Speeding Cases

Police report four individuals arrested Friday night and Saturday. Dennis A. Mills 18 of 532 F Ave NW charged with larceny under 20 dollars at Pizza Inn 1810 Sixth St SW for allegedly taking a glass. Bond 125 dollars. Jimmie F. Hackett 25 of Greeley and Daniel Ray Holladay 18 of 219 Second Ave NW charged with larceny of a motor vehicle at 720 Center Point Road NE in connection with a reported wrecker valued at 1800 dollars taken Friday. Both held in Linn County Jail in lieu of 5000 dollar bonds. Randy J. Rompet 19 of 402 A Ave NW arrested Saturday 10 23 for speeding. Bond 150 dollars.

Dennis A. Mills F Ave Pizza Inn Sixth St Mills Jimmie F. Hackett Greeley Daniel Ray Holladay Second Ave Center Point Road Gary Netherton Arizona Ave Hackett Hollady Linn County Randy J. Rompet A Ave. NW

Solo Pacific Voyage Ends at Pilar Point

Former Japanese ship ping company employee Siji Okamura, 24, completed a five month solo Pacific crossing and docked his 20 foot sailboat at Pilar Point California after receiving charts from the yacht Fancy Dancer. Coast Guard reported him in good health and spirits he departed Ube City May 17.

Princeton -By-The-Sea Calif UPI Japanese Shipping Company Pilar Point California Pacific Siji Okamura San Francisco Fancy Dancer Coast Guard Okamura Ube City Yamaguchi

Birth notices and weather roundup from local Gazette

Oct 8 births announced for Mr. and Mrs. David Con dit Whittier a daughter. Oct 6 Gary Tichenor and wife a daughter. Oct 7 Randall Northway and Scott Brady boys. Oct 8 Viengkham Xayasouk and David Glass boys. Cedar Rapids area weather forecast Tuesday to Thursday with highs in the 50s and 30s midweek, rain chances low.

Adnan Org David Condit Whittier and S Ballard Amana William Fiala 29Th Ave Gary Tichenor Fruitwood Lane Randall Northway Inwood Lane Scott Brady Vermont St Robert Valentine West Post Road Viengkham Xayasouk 19Th St. SE David Glass St. SW Richard Bos Center Point John Novak 26Th St. SE Scott Long Holly Ave. NW Nald Peacock Shellsburg

USDA Cancels Plans to Ease Garbage Fed Hog Movement Controls

First District Congressman Jim Leach of Iowa announced Friday that U S Department of Agriculture plans to ease controls on the movement of garbage fed hogs have been canceled. The Cedar Rapids Gazette reported on the development.

Washington U.S. Department of Agriculture Jim Leach Iowa

Bold Robber Steals $2000 From Mr Steak Restaurant

A composed thief, 20 to 25, about five foot five, wearing a light tan jacket, took between $2000 and $2500 from the unlocked safe in Mr. Steak Restaurant at 130 Collins Road NE Cedar Rapids. He exited at 9 10 p.m. after meeting manager Gerald Lentz in the hallway. Police have not confirmed a weapon.

Collins Road Gerald Lentz Lentz Cedar Rapids

Introductory TM Presentations Set Across City this Week

Two sessions on The Transcendental Meditation Program Living Wholeness of Life planned this week at Coe College Gage Union room D Tuesday 7 30 p m and TM Center 4245 First Ave SE Wednesday 7 30 p m. Harvest Moon Dance marks 31W Dance for Parents Without Partners October 15 at Teamster Hall 5000 J St SW 6 p m to 1 a m New Relation band performs. A stolen A 35 mm movie camera valued at 185 dollars was taken from Paul C Phillipson residence 1515 Sixth Ave SE Saturday police said.

Coe College Gage Union First Ave. SE Teamster Hall J St Paul C. Phillipson Sixth Ave

Veterans Discharge Rules Tighten Benefit Eligibility

President Carter signed a bill restricting government benefits for veterans with undesirable general discharges. The measure requires discharge review hearings for benefit recipients and denies benefits to those AWOL over 180 days, a move debated as potentially unconstitutional and affecting thousands of veterans. U.S. officials cited a few hundred affected under the 180 day rule, but estimates suggest many thousands could be impacted.

Carter Justice Department Defense Department Stuart Eizenstat Eizenstat

Iowa Officials Debate Death Penalty Policy Aligning with 1976 Ruling

Gov. Robert D. Ray and conference speaker discuss bringing Iowa laws into line with the Supreme Court 1976 decision. They oppose mandatory executions, emphasize a fair justice system, and note no sharp crime rise since 1962. Ray questions deterrence and calls for broader state and federal work on a solution.

Supreme Court Hughes Robert D. Ray Ray

Ten People Charged With Drunken Driving in City Night Arrests

Ten persons were charged with drunken driving Friday night and Saturday. Names include David A. Kneeland 28 of 1640 Quail Hollow and Steven P. McNeal 24 of 517 18th St NE. Bond totaled 1375 dollars. Additional arrests recorded across the city with multiple accompanying offenses.

David A. Kneeland Quail Hollow Fifth Avenue Steven P. McNeal 18Th St 18Th Street Harold Ira Alden Walker First Ave

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Marjean Mae Coady Solon John E. Coady Des Moines Arnolds Park Sherlyn Blankenburg Ruthven Chris Park Rapids Minn Bob Spencer Jerry Marcene Fort Dodge Gary Reno New Brosh St. Mary’s Catholic Church J.J. Fath St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery Linn C.R. Weather St. Luke's First St Penick & Ford Ltd Ninth St Third Street 16Th Avenue Edgewood Road Fifth St North Towne Place General News Sun Veterans Law Richard L. Carpenter Jr C St First Avenue 29Th Street Cathy Marie Smith Palo Alfred Lee Nelson Tenth St Edward John Kittleson Postville Sixth Street Wilson Avenue Kathryn M. Douglas Vinton Highway 150 County Road E James Leroy Upah Sue la NW Sixteenth Avenue Roger Alan Petersen Gordon Ave Novak Monument CO 14Th Ave Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Coytromai Te Stewart Funeral Home First Ave. N.E William J. Stewart James F. Stewart Sovereign Charles Henrietta John E. Lopes 3Rd Ave
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