Deaths Aboard Cedar Rapids Area Honored In Obituaries
Obituary notices list Mary Suzanne Randles 48 of Cedar Rapids wife of Bruno Randles with eight sons and two daughters and several siblings. Also mourned are Magdalene Kitto 59 postmaster of Dyersville and Anne Shroyer 83 of Cedar Rapids Marion area. services scheduled at local churches with wakes and burial details.
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Mary Suzanne Randles
Devonwood Ave
Bruno Randles
Sioux City
Randles
New Ulm, Minn
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
Religious Book Club
Rachael Hromidko
Swisher
Julia Randles
Cedar Rapids
David
Joseph
Vincent
Mark
Peter
William
Paul
John
Leonard Orth
Mary Orth
John Orth
Butte
Mont
William Orth
Houston
Texas
David Orth
Dallas
St. Ludmila’s
Robert Cizek
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Father Cizek
Teahen Funeral Home
Magdalene M. Kitto
Dyersville
Dubuque
New Vienna
Napus
National League of Postmasters
VFW
St. Boniface Altar and Rosary Society
Annette
William Jr
Cletus Klostermann
Alfred J. Klostermann
Arnold Kutsch
Frank Larson
John Behard
Ruth Klostermann
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Kramer’s
Clara Mae Cropp
Salem
Mt. Pleasant
Central City
Eastern Star
Edgewood
William Rockwell
Glenn Jefferis
Waterloo
W.J. Loftsgaarden
Hiawatha
Ira Kearns
Davenport
Maxine Stanley
Cross Lake
Minn
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner East
Anne C. Shroyer
35Th St. SE
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Oskaloosa
Marion
Roy Shroyer
Des Moines
Murdoch Funeral Home
Tresnak criticizes clerk's office for warrant recalls delays
George Tresnak first deputy announces resignation at Clerk Kenneth Perry Jr s request citing lax cooperation with police and judges. He cites repeated recalls delayed by miscommunication and a misplaced dismissal order leading to an arrest warrant for Dale Klein that was later cancelled.
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First Avenue
Linn County Clerk of Court
George Tresnak
Tresnak
Kenneth Perry Jr
Dale Klein
Pebble Drive
Lynne Brady
Brady
Klein
Gazette
Ford signs resolution to deploy civilians in Israel Egypt buffer
On this date in 1975 President Ford signed a congressional resolution authorizing 200 American civilians to staff monitoring stations in the buffer zone between Israel and Egypt.
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Gerald Ford
Israel
Egypt
Five Arrests Made In Varied City Crimes
Police arrested five people on Wednesday on charges including grand larceny for stealing shoes from Payless Shoes and for assault and battery. Barbara Bounds faces multiple counts while Ruby Bounds and other suspects tied to thefts involving an organ, clothes, and pillows. Frances Corbett was charged with delinquency of a minor and resisting arrest after stopping a car with two 13 year olds found with beer.
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Ruby O. Bounds
Seventh Ave
Barbara Lee Bounds
16Th Ave
Barbara Bounds
Larry Allen Mittan
E Ave. NW
Ruth M. Mittan
C.W. Ramsey
Frances M. Corbett
Corbett
First Avenue NW
City seeks police release discretion on warrant arrests
Safety Commissioner Ed Colton asked the city attorney to seek an order from Associate Judge Lynn Brady granting police officers discretion to release arrestees held on misdemeanor warrants when warrants appear improperly issued. Colton cited two recent cases where releases could have occurred. Brady and Judge Harold Vietor advised a formal application.
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Ed Colton
Lynn Brady
Colton
Brady
Sixth District
Harold Vietor
Vietor
Nobel Prize Highlights Pioneers Of Hormone Discovery
The Nobel Prize honored Guillemin and Schally for proving the brain and nervous system regulate the pituitary through hormones. Yalow and Berson advanced hormone measurement, revealing diabetics retain insulin activity but with resistance. Berson passed away decades ago, making Nobel to living laureates essential.
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Yalow
Guillemin
Schally
Solomon Berson
Berson
Carter outlines energy plans tax cuts and canal talks
President Carter spoke on energy proposals saying Senate action will shape their fate. He warned that steel price rises and stock declines may need more than import competition relief. He discussed a possible 22 billion tax cut linked to reform and planned White House talks with Omar Torrijos on Panama Canal limits with Senate opposition. He anticipated a Humphrey Hawkins job bill compromise soon.
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Carter
Senate
Congress
Panama Canal
White House
Omar Torrijos
Panama
Humphrey- Hawkins
Colton Skips Police Forum Amid Accusations and Tensions
Colton said he would not attend a noon meeting by the Police Protective Association to hear safety commissioner candidates, citing past conflicts and a critical press release. The event, closed to press and public, may not yield endorsements before the Oct. 18 primary, according to PPA President Lt. Ron Hanson.
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Ed Colton
Police Protective Association
PPA
Ron Hanson
Property tax reminder in Linn County
Linn County residents are reminded that Friday is the last day to pay the first half property taxes without penalty. Treasurer James Hennessey said payments postmarked before midnight Friday will be accepted without penalty. A 1 percent monthly penalty begins Saturday.
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Linn
James Hennessey
Lawmakers debate drunken driving revision and penalties
The report outlines a revision of drunken driving penalties favored by Sen Gene Glenn and Sen Richard Ramsey with Lt Gov Arthur Neu and Oakley. It raises jail terms for each offense and allows suspended sentences with probation violations triggering jail time, while prosecutors fear overly harsh penalties may hinder enforcement.
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Gene Glenn
D-Ottumwa
Senate
Richard Ramsey
R-Osceola
Arthur Neu
Carroll
Tion
Nielsen
Robert Krause
D Whittemore
Cable TV push delayed as special election discussed
Dowden said Merle Kopel announced it is too late for the November 8 ballot. The firm will fund a possible special election, with a $10,000 cost, to push cable television forward. Dowden expects enough support to pass by simple majority in a special vote.
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Dowden
Merle Kopel
Kopel
Iowa
Foreign-trained doctors show higher exam gap by nationality
A study finds foreign-trained Americans score lower on the internal medicine exam than physicians trained abroad practicing in the United States. Overall 29 percent passed, with Peruvians at 45 percent and Filipinos at 9 percent, reflecting wide cross nationality differences in pass rates.
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United States
Corn price drop hurts Iowa implement firms and farms
A Cedar Rapids dealer says farmers will buy 25 to 40 percent less equipment through next spring due to low corn prices. Governor Ray hosts a price conference as analysts warn of potential layoffs at Deere and other firms. Iowa faces about 1 billion dollars in lost farm revenue and 300 million in state sales tax, while some economists note livestock margins may improve despite lower corn prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Dan Schwitters
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Iowa Corn Growers Association
ICGA
Thurmond Gastill
Ray
John Deere
U.S
Deere
Schwitters
Linn County
Ralph Blackford
Marion
Blackford
Gene Futrell
Ames
Iowa State University
Dave Kozischek
Williamsburg
National Farmers Organization
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John J. Kessler
Solon
Elizabeth Worrell
Kessler
Krob
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Mary Connelly
Marshall
Mich
Andrew
West Union
Walter Durscher
Zion Lutheran Church
God’s Acre
Clermont
Burnham-Wood
S. Monticello
Ernest T. Landis
Goettsch’s. Decorah
Lilly S. Bentley
Burr Oak Methodist Church
Bluffton
Steine’s. Belle Plaine
Twila A. Wagner
Hrabak’s
Koszta
Iowa City
Leona Amelon
Rosary
Donohue’s
St. Peter’s
Cosgrove
Eugene
Gene) Ahlers
Turner Chapel West
John Tanner
Immanuel Baptist Church
Lisbon Cemetery
Turner West
O’brien
Joseph C
St. Matthew’s Church
A.A. Sodawasser
Joseph V. O’brien
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Ryan
Stewart Funeral Home
Paul Dickerson
Dickerson
Ewellen
Florist
Police
Auto Mart
Cedar Memorial Park
The
Fort Dodge
Burlington
International Harverstar
Quad Cities
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
S.E
Ralph Klecker
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